The international community has never given the U.S. the right to criticize or admonish other countries, the article notes, and goes on:

The U.S. much touted "human rights" is nothing but a method of openly interfering in internal affairs of other countries to effect regime change or bring down social systems there.

The U.S. labels those countries courting its displeasure as human rights abusers and malignantly defile their policies and social systems. It creates conditions for undesirable forces' legitimate maneuvers and, at the same time, woos them overtly and covertly into sparking off riots and civil wars by providing them with funds and weapons.

The U.S. talk about "human rights" is no more than a subterfuge to justify its armed intervention and aggression against other countries.

The spearhead of the U.S. imperialists' "human rights" campaign is directed to the DPRK.

The U.S. is prodding its vassal forces into adopting "resolutions on human rights" against the DPRK in the UN arena in a desperate bid to bring down dignified Korean-style socialism.

This is a shameless political chicanery intended to trample down justice by injustice and falsify truth with lies and it is the American-style evil doctrine of making profound confusion of the progressive and the reactionary.

The U.S. and its vassal forces are sadly mistaken if they calculate they can shake the revolutionary faith and firm will of the Korean people and bring down Korean-style socialism with their mean talk about "human rights".