Yun Pyong Se, puppet minister of Foreign Affairs of south Korea, shouted himself hoarse that it is necessary to "pressurize someone to lead to change in case of need", blustering that it is the "internal contradiction including human rights issue" and the "north's nuclear capacity is very dangerous".

Rodong Sinmun Monday observes in a commentary in this regard:

It is something unprecedented in history that the south Korean puppet group is kicking up a provocative farce against the DPRK day after day over its nuclear issue and "human rights" issue whenever an opportunity presents itself.

It is the height of shamelessness for the puppet forces to go madder with their anti-DPRK "human rights" campaign.

It is worth recalling who was responsible for the ferry Sewol sinking accident which took the lives of hundreds of children. It was none other than the cold-blooded chief executive of south Korea who cold-shouldered the bereaved families and angry public. It was again chief executive who turned south Korea into tundra of worst human rights in the world through the revival of the "yusin" dictatorship.

This being a hard fact, the puppet group is talking volumes about someone's nonexistent "human rights" issue, far from repenting of its crimes against humanity. It is nothing but desperate writhing of a poor psychopath seized with despair.

The puppet group would be well advised to bear in mind that the endless stream of malignant invectives let loose by it would be nothing but sharp axes to drop on its necks.