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U.S., Principal Violator of Human Rights

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

    Pyongyang, December 9 (KCNA) -- Fifty-seven years have passed since the adoption of the world human rights declaration (December 10). However, the cherished desire of the popular masses for genuine human rights has not come true.
    The U.S. has intensified its reactionary suppression of human rights and justified its invasion of other countries under the guise of "defense of human rights".
    It has openly interfered in the internal affairs of other countries, taking issue with their "human right situation" in the "annual human rights reports" it has made public as if it were a "human rights judge".
    In particular, the U.S. enacted the "law on human rights in north Korea" with a sinister scheme to "collapse" the Democratic People's Republic of Korea that is advancing forward under the banner of socialism and is slinging mud at its social system.
    It is the stark reality that all the people of the DPRK evenly enjoy genuine human rights including political freedom and rights to work, rest, free education and free medical care.
    Contrary to this, in the U.S., which is styling itself an "equal society for all people" and "welfare society for all people", broad sections of working people are denied social and political rights in the political arena. Therefore, people of the U.S. including high ranking officials deplore that the political rights and liberty and freedom of speech, ideology and expression are at a crisis in the United States.
    Now so many people of the United States are jobless and destitute and can not enjoy medical care for lack of money. According to recent data available, 38.2 million people are suffering from hunger.
    The wars of aggression against Afghanistan and Iraq launched by the U.S. under the plea of "anti-terrorism" after the "September 11 incident" in 2001 have disclosed in all nakedness who is the principal violator of human rights.
    U.S. soldiers are still abusing human rights in different parts of Iraq.
    Recently, a fact that the U.S. has set up secret camps in Eastern European countries and other parts of the world has been brought to light, shocking the world community.
    The world progressive people should be aware of the heinous intension of the "human rights" rackets of the United States and vigorously strive in defense of human rights.