Shortly ago, the south Korean puppet ministry of Unification made public the "2017 execution plan" pursuant to the "main plan for improving human rights in the north". In the plan they laid down "seven point tasks to be implemented" peppered with very provocative phraseologies against the DPRK while talking about the "improvement of human rights in the north".
It is very dangerous that the south Korean puppet forces are escalating confrontation and tension while trumpeting about "human rights in the north" at a time when the situation on the Korean peninsula is getting tenser.
It is a vicious challenge to the dignified DPRK and an unpardonable mockery of its people that the south Korean puppet forces are running high fever in provoking it while building up public opinion over "human rights issue in the north".
They are kicking up "human rights" campaign against the DPRK, adding to the crimes they have already committed, not content with getting frantic in the moves for a nuclear war and sanctions against it as running dogs of the U.S.
They would be well advised to mind their own business before finding fault with others.
South Korea has long been turned into the world's worst tundra of human rights and veritable hell due to the dictatorial politics and unpopular rule of the successive puppet ruling quarters.
The poor human rights situation remains unchanged in south Korea.
It is the height of shame for those working hard to do harm to the dignity and system of the DPRK over non-existent "human rights issue" to call for "dialogue".
The puppet forces should stop behaving recklessly, mindful that they will be punished when they dream about the collapse of the DPRK's socialist system in which the people's dream and ideal are becoming reality.
Ri Song Ho
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Solemn Declaration The whole country is seething with excitement after receiving the speech the respected General Secretary Kim
December 26, 2024
Solemn Declaration The whole country is seething with excitement after receiving the speech the respected General Secretary Kim
