Kim Jong-un and gang: Given the concentration camp style country

they currently rule, can complaints by Pyongyang leader about U.S.

human rights abuse be taken seriously?

 

 

America is by Far World’s Leading Human Rights Abuser (Rodong Sinmun, North Korea)

 

It’s that time of year again: The U.S. State Department has issued its annual report on human rights around the world. And, as has become the custom, states like North Korea and China, which disapprove of America’s rendering, issue denunciations of the report. This article from one of Pyongyang’s state-mouthpieces, the Rodong Sinmun, quotes another state-run media outlet, the Korean Central News Agency, which outlined U.S. abuses that the Kim Jong-un regime asserts disqualifies Washington from criticizing anyone else.

 

EDITORIAL

 

May 23, 2012

 

North Korea - Rodong Sinmun – Original Article (English)

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announces the publication of the State Department's annual report on human rights. While regimes in North Korea and China would like America to end the practice of publishing the reports, dissidents around the world would undoubtedly dusagree.

 

U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT VIDEO: Secretary of State Clinton announces the publication and the rationale behind the 2011 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, May 24, 00:32:11RealVideo

On May 22, the Korean Central News Agency issued an indictment of America’s unethical human rights abuses.

 

The indictment said:

 

In the United States, a country that styles itself a "paradise of liberty and democracy," the political rights of most of the toiling masses are being wantonly violated by money and power.

 

American elections can be characterized as competitions for wasting money. The November 2010 midterm elections were reported to have been the most expensive election in U.S. history, $3.98 billion was squandered. This year’s presidential election is expected to be a similar competition. U.S. President Obama, candidate of the Democratic Party, raised $45 million in February and $53 million in March. President Obama’s campaign fund is now estimated to contain $120.01 million.

 

Freedom of speech, the privacy of correspondence, the inviolability of the human person and other civil rights are now being openly and regularly violated under the pretence of “national security.”

 

On June 10, 2010, the U.S. Senate passed an act protecting cyberspace as a “national asset.” In February last year, the BBC recalled that while the U.S. frequently cries out for ensuring a free and open Internet and labels countries that take measures to control it "closed societies," the United States is contemplating a framework for control it on its mainland.

 

U.S. airports are introducing full-body scanners for travelers under the pretext of national security.

 

U.S. authorities are brutally suppressing people participating in Occupy Wall Street demonstrations across the country, vividly showing the reality of the barrenness of U.S. human rights policy.

 

Law enforcement authorities responsible for protecting the rights of U.S. citizens are becoming notorious for being the chief culprits of violence and human rights abuse.

 

American prisons have turned into medieval torture chambers – literal hells on earth.

 

The right to food, clothing and housing - the most elementary of all human rights, are mercilessly suppressed in a society where the law of the jungle reigns and money is everything.

 

According to a U.S. Census Bureau survey, as of the end of 2011, the number of the people living in poverty across the country reached 49.1 million. The number of people rendered homeless because of unaffordable high-interest mortgages reached 636,000 last year. It is said that more than 51,000 people in Los Angeles sleep under the open sky every day. The California municipality is now known as the "city of the homeless."

 

 

The number of the unemployed in April this year stood at 12.5 million, thanks to the ever-deepening economic crisis. Among them, 5.1 million are long-term unemployed.

 

According to a report released by the FBI on Sept. 19, 2011, more than a million crimes of violence were committed in the U.S. in 2010.

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The "equality for all" much touted by the U.S. is nothing but a deceptive slogan. Every kind of discrimination so wantonly pursued by U.S. authorities mercilessly trampling equality of the people.

 

Furthermore, the consequences of America’s deeply-rooted racial discrimination regularly and vividly manifest in the fabric of everyday life.

 

Women and children in the country are withering in the mire of social evil. The unending violence against women fully betrays how a barbaric American society is facing the end of an era.

 

The number of the poor children across the country is over 15 million. And every year, the number of such children subject to violence is over three million, counting only those cases in which a formally complaint was registered.

 

U.S. human rights abuses also affect other parts of the world, resulting in immeasurable pain and suffering on other nations.

 

The U.S.-led "war on terror," which has lasted over a decade so far, is an unprecedented exercise in state-sponsored terrorism and human rights abuse. In the wake of Afghanistan and Iraq, the "anti-terror war" now engulfing Pakistan is a clear reflection of this. The so-called “war on terror” has become a war of genocide, taking the lives of countless innocent civilians.

 

The U.S. is also torturing and abusing prisoners at secret prisons abroad. This is a wanton violation of international human rights and humanitarian law.

 

The U.S. has also cruelly trampled on the freedom of religion and faith in other nations.

 

It never ceases to resort to moves designed to bring down governments and terrorize democratically-elected figures from various countries. This constitutes yet another set of wanton violations of national rights sovereignty and humanitarian law.

 

Furthermore, over the years, the United States has organized and financially backed more than 40 terrorist groups. Some of these, specializing in subversive acts and murder, exerted themselves to stifle the Cuban revolution. 

 

 

SEE ALSO ON THIS:
Xinhua, China: Human Rights Record of the United States in 2011
Yezhednevniy Zhurnal, Russia: Absurd Rights Report May Hasten End of Putin Era
Xinhua, China: Before Lecturing, U.S. Must Address its Own Abysmal Rights Record
Xinhua, China: Beijing Issues 2005 Report on U.S. Human Rights
Kayhan, Iran: Majlis to Discuss Imposing Human Rights Sanctions on U.S. Officials
China Daily, China: Americans Shouldn't Point Fingers on Human Rights
Xinjingbao, China: Why Western Media Coverage Distorts China
Le Monde, France: Russia 'Dying' to Be What it Hates Most: A New America

 

 

 

For more than a century, America has hatched plots to overthrow any governments, including Nicaragua, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Honduras, Guatemala, Chile, Grenada, Panama, Afghanistan and Iraq - all to realize its ambition for domination.

 

Between 1961 and 1976, the United States has conducted at least 900 assassination attempts and terrorist operations against well-known politicians and government officials. When it comes to human rights, America is the leading rogue state, perpetrating the most serious human rights abuses imaginable, both at home and abroad.

 

This being the hard reality, the United States likes to make a ruckus about human rights abuse elsewhere, politicizing the issue and triggering a public outcry in a bid to pressure other countries. In judicial terms, this is like the "guilty filing suit first."

 

It is none other than the United States that should be hauled before the International Court of Human Rights.

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[Posted by Worldmeets.US May 27, 10:55pm]

 

 

 







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