US Human Rights Abuses Blasted in Ethiopia
Pyongyang, July 28 (KCNA) -- The Ethiopian Youth Study Group of the Juche Idea published its bulletin No. 12 on the occasion of the June 25-July 27 month of anti-U.S. joint struggle.
The bulletin in an article recalled that the U.S. likes to publish a lengthy "human rights report" every year to pull up other countries. It accused the U.S. of releasing "a human rights report" this year, too, to attack other countries.
The bulletin cited facts to prove that even the elementary rights of the black people and inhabitants of minorities are being violated and they are subject to all sorts of contempt due to extreme racial discrimination in the United States and prisoners are maltreated and put to torture in the prison of the Guantanamo Base and other detention camps and prisons in various other countries and regions of the world at the tacit connivance of the U.S. administration and under its prodding.
It went on:
All facts prove that the U.S. is, indeed, the worst human right abuser in the world.
The U.S. would be well advised to repent of its human rights issue before behaving as if it were "a human rights judge."
The bulletin in an article recalled that the U.S. likes to publish a lengthy "human rights report" every year to pull up other countries. It accused the U.S. of releasing "a human rights report" this year, too, to attack other countries.
The bulletin cited facts to prove that even the elementary rights of the black people and inhabitants of minorities are being violated and they are subject to all sorts of contempt due to extreme racial discrimination in the United States and prisoners are maltreated and put to torture in the prison of the Guantanamo Base and other detention camps and prisons in various other countries and regions of the world at the tacit connivance of the U.S. administration and under its prodding.
It went on:
All facts prove that the U.S. is, indeed, the worst human right abuser in the world.
The U.S. would be well advised to repent of its human rights issue before behaving as if it were "a human rights judge."
