Pointing out that a serious human rights question exists in the western countries, the commentary goes on:

The U.S., which styles itself the "model" of capitalism, is swarming with unemployed and homeless people. Murder, robbery and other high-profile crimes are rampant there.

Colored and minority races there have their rights wantonly violated in education, legal protection, election, etc.

There is not much difference in Japan, which likes to brag itself as a "law-governed state" and "advanced state", and in European countries which slander other countries, behaving as if they are the "model" in respecting human rights.

Child maltreatment is rife and sexual abuses against children are on the steady increase in Japan.

Women, children, persons of advanced age and those with disabilities who should be under the care of social protection are just forsaken by the society. This is the pitiful human rights situation in Japan.

The same is the human rights situation in European countries.

The U.S., Japan and Western countries had better cure their human rights illness, instead of criticizing others groundlessly.