They conducted such inhuman experiments as preventing prisoners from having sleep, forcing them to stand high temperature, putting them to water-boarding and making them to keep themselves in an uncomfortable posture in a bid to "study methods of interrogation".

Minju Joson Tuesday observes in a signed commentary in this regard:

The above-said experiments once again clearly prove before the world that the U.S. imperialists are the worst human rights abusers and a herd of brutes in human skin.

Even at this hour innocent civilians are meeting tragic deaths in Afghanistan and Pakistan and other countries due to the indiscriminate air strikes made by drones of the U.S. forces under the pretext of "combating terrorism," the commentary notes, and goes on:

While perpetrating such hideous human rights abuses, the U.S. is behaving as if it were "a human rights judge", brazen-facedly taking issue with non-existent "human rights issues" in other countries on the international arena. This is like a thief crying "Stop the thief!"

No matter how volubly the U.S. may talk about "defence of human rights" as the so-called " human rights judge", it can never hide its true colors as "the worst human rights abuser" and "a war criminal state" in terms of human rights abuse.

The above-said human rights abusers are bound to face a stern judgment of history.