The Nigerian paper Nigerian Observer said in an article that the DPRK guided by the Juche idea is, indeed, the country which fully guarantees the genuine rights and dignity of its people.

A member of the national secretariat of the Youth Organization of the Popular Liberation Movement of Angola said that the DPRK is the country for people as its name says and the DPRK people are leading a happy life thanks to the popular policies pursued by the Workers' Party of Korea and the government, noting it is wonderful there is no one jobless in the DPRK.

The chairman of the Brazilian Committee for Solidarity with the DPRK said that there exist exploitation of man by man and no genuine rights of human being in the U.S., but in the DPRK man is regarded as the most precious being and the traits of helping and leading each other forward prevails the country thanks to the people-oriented policies.

The Syrian paper Al Baath said that the U.S. and its followers are pulling up the DPRK over its "human rights" situation, adding:

But the universal 12-year compulsory education system is now enforced throughout the DPRK and modern houses for the people are built at state expense and offered to them gratis. There are no tax and no one jobless and everyone is provided by the state with a stable job in the DPRK.