A spokesperson for the White House in a press conference on August 26 expressed "concern" over human rights situation in the DPRK while releasing false information.

The mud-slinging made by the spokesperson against the DPRK is a last-ditch effort aimed to cover up the failure in its hostile policy toward the DPRK by resorting to the conspiratorial "human rights" racket, taken aback by the DPRK's nuclear attack capability developing at an extraordinarily rapid speed.

It is illogical and the height of American-way impudence for the U.S., the world's worst human rights abuser and the biggest poser of threat to the right to existence of the Korean people to express "concern" about the human rights performance in the DPRK.

It is something ridiculous for those politicians in the U.S., tundra of human rights where hideous human rights abuses are stunning the world, to find fault with "human rights" issue in other country.

The more glaringly the U.S. reveals its sinister hostile attempt to bring down the social system in the DPRK under the pretext of "human rights" issue, the more proactively the DPRK will react to its campaign by bolstering up the nuclear deterrence for self-defence in every way.