“Human Rights White Paper” published by North Korea, which is ranked at the bottom of the freedom index… criticizes the United States and the West

North Korea, which has been criticized by the international community for its crackdown on human rights, has published a ``Human Rights White Paper'' that criticizes the United States and other Western countries.
On the 11th, North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency said, ``The Korean Human Rights Research Association
The White Paper was published in commemoration of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10, 2018. Continuing, ``The association actively contributes to the improvement and promotion of human rights internationally, and
We have published a white paper to try to resolve the issue." Although the specific content of the white paper is not mentioned, it contains a considerable amount of forceful claims that ``the human rights situation in the United States and Europe is poor.''
It seems that there are some. The Korean Central News Agency said, ``The dignity and rights of human rights emphasized in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights are now being recognized in various social situations such as firearms crimes, racial discrimination, police violence, and the abuse of women and children.
"It is being brutally violated in the United States and other Western countries, where social evil is rampant." He continued, ``Countries of the European Union (EU) are also facing racial discrimination, persecution of people of color, discrimination against women,
"Child abuse and other incidents are breaking new records year after year," he added. ``Under the most popular human rights guarantee system, our people can enjoy true human rights to their fullest and enjoy a privileged life.''
``Our Republic (North Korea) is fulfilling its responsibility and role in the field of international human rights.'' Meanwhile, the international human rights organization "Freedom House" announced in March this year that
In the 2023 World Freedom Report, North Korea received a score of 3 out of 100 on the freedom index, remaining at the bottom of the world.