The organizations said in their joint statement on March 25:

The U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK and the moves pursuant to it are now going over to a very serious stage.

The U.S. "sanctions" against the DPRK, moves to "isolate and blockade" it and open military threats to it over its self-defensive nuclear deterrence are driving the situation on the Korean peninsula into an unpredictable brink of a war. Its "human rights" racket against the DPRK for no reason is going beyond the tolerance limit.

The U.S. made no scruple of slandering even the results of the recent election of deputies to the Supreme People's Assembly in the DPRK though it was held with success.

The U.S. should totally roll back its anachronistic hostile policy to the DPRK with the right viewpoint and stand on its nuclear deterrence and stop at once the groundless "human rights" racket against it.

We are convinced that the Korean people would frustrate the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK, confidently advance along the road of independence chosen by themselves and thus achieve the final victory.

We fully support the statement of the National Defence Commission of the DPRK.