The commentary cites the recently published foreign press reports and a report of a U.S. research institute as examples of its ill practices.

The Russian paper Pravda carried an account of a press interview with an expert of the Council for Relations with Russia who is a political professor at Tennessee State University over a shooting spree made by a man in a city of Virginia State against a TV reporter and cameraman. He commented that gun-related crimes are hard to control in the U.S. and the security of Americans cannot be guaranteed as the U.S. administration is getting nervous about accusing other countries, oblivious of minding its own business.

The Cato Research Institute in Washington in its report expressed concern over the fact that the white police officer's killing of a young black man in Ferguson City, Missouri State and the human rights abuses in the U.S. have reached an intolerable phase. The institute urged the U.S. to not talk about the American-style "freedom" and human rights before the world.

All these facts go to prove that the U.S. is the world's worst tundra of human rights and a veritable hell.

It is the U.S. which should be brought to a human rights court.

The U.S. would be well advised to stop impudently pulling up other countries but put its serious human rights abuses under control.