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KCNA Terms U.S. Kingpin of "Human Traffic"

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK via Korea News Service (KNS)

    Pyongyang, June 6 (KCNA) -- The U.S. State Department in its recent "report on human traffic" termed the DPRK a human traffic source nation and malignantly slandered it, asserting that its government shuns the protection of flesh traffic victims and has not taken even the minimum measure for combating it. It admits of no argument that this is part of the U.S. anti-DPRK psychological operation aimed to damage the international prestige of the dignified DPRK and realize a "regime change" in it.
    As for human traffic, it is reported time and again in the United States, a rogue state which has profited from slave trade and flesh traffic since its extermination of millions of native Indians and where fin-de-siecle lifestyle based on money-almighty conception and jungle law prevails.
    Its institutional mechanism facilitates the pauperization in mental and cultural life, driving people into corruption, despair and crimes. Organized crimes and various forms of abduction have forced great many foreigners to fall victims to American-imposed slave labor and sexual harassment. This is the real picture of the American society.
    The U.S. is cursed and censured worldwide as the kingpin of man-hunting and flesh traffic from the historical and contemporary viewpoints. Yet, the U.S. does not feel ashamed of behaving as if it were a human rights judge. How ridiculous it is!
    It is quite out of logic for such country to speak critical of other countries over human traffic.
    The socialist system in the DPRK is a genuine popular system whereby its people are granted all political rights and freedom by law and everything is made to serve them.
    Everyone is given a job according to his or her ability and wish and women receive preferential social treatment in the DPRK, a society based on man-centered Juche idea. The nature of Korean-style socialism does not allow such social vice as human traffic. This being a hard reality, the U.S. again pulled up the DPRK over its non-existent human traffic issue. This only indicates that the U.S. administration has gone to a reckless phase in its moves to damage the legitimate authority of the DPRK government over the flesh traffic issue plus the nuclear issue and put its intention to blockade the DPRK into practice.
    Disputes in different parts of the world have produced many refugees and it is plagued with a full dimension of crimes and social vices including flesh traffic. This is a product of the war policy pursued by the U.S. against humanity to achieve its ambition for world domination.
    U.S. intelligence institutions have persisted in their sinister operations to abduct DPRK citizens on its border areas and take them to other countries.
    All facts suffice to prove that the human traffic much touted by the U.S. is not the problem of any other country but its own problem and that the U.S. is chiefly to blame for the crude violation of the independent rights of the popular masses and the worldwide disaster, misfortune and social vices.