At a minister-level event on someone's "human rights" sponsored by the U.S. Secretary of State, Yun Pyong Se, puppet minister of Foreign Affairs of south Korea, asserted that the development of nuclear weapons "threatening peace" and the call for "promoting human rights" are contradictory to each other. And he vociferated about "dialogue for human rights" and "implementation of recommendation".

Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun Saturday terms it imprudent balderdash of those disturbing peace and abusing human rights.

What Han Min Gu and Yun Pyong Se uttered is shameless jargons making profound confusing of right and wrong, the commentary notes, and goes on:

The DPRK's nuclear deterrence serves as a reliable treasured sword protecting the human rights of the working people as it is providing a military guarantee for defending the sovereignty from foreign forces' aggression.

To bolster up the nuclear deterrence both in quality and quantity is the way of defending the sovereignty of the nation and protecting the worthy life of the popular masses in the present world where aggression and high-handed practices are rampant.

Great irony is that the puppet forces talk a lot about "dialogue for human rights" and "recommendation" while concealing their poor human rights performance in disregard of such clear reason.

With no rhetoric can they cover up their true colors as disturbers of peace and human rights abusers.