In the U.S. people's protests are heating up against ceaseless crimes including the case of white police's murder of black man. Meanwhile, the Doctors without Borders, humanitarian aid organization, is becoming vocal demanding international investigation into the air-raid made by U.S. forces on an Afghan hospital last month.

This is the well-deserved criticism of the U.S., the main culprit of horrible genocide, the worst human rights abuser, says Rodong Sinmun Saturday in a commentary.

Styling itself a "human rights judge", the U.S. is pulling up other countries over "human rights" issues, the commentary notes, and goes on:

Recently the U.S. was busy releasing "International Religious Freedom Report" and "report on human rights" finding fault with "religious issues" and "human rights issues" of many countries.

While shelving its human rights problem, the U.S. has resorted to the ridiculous political fraud. As a result, the human rights situation in the U.S. is hard to settle.

The U.S. is not a "human rights judge" but a criminal that should be brought to a human rights tribunal.

The U.S. is working hard to hide its dirty criminal nature. This is an act of going against genuine human rights and mindset of the world public.

It is the hope of the world public to see the U.S. severely punished at the international human rights tribunal.

A stern judgment is awaiting the U.S.