Minju Joson Saturday says this in a commentary.

The arena of the UN is threatened with the draconian logic that all countries should unconditionally meet the U.S. demand in defiance of international law and the UN Charter and, consequently, the inviolable political order of the UN is getting utterly confused and the UN turning into a theatre of highhanded and arbitrary practices and political fraud of a specified state, the commentary notes, and goes on:

This was clearly proved by the course of the adoption of the anti-DPRK "human rights resolution" at the UN.

Despite the DPRK's repeated warnings, the U.S. finally prodded riff-raffs who have neither elementary viewpoints nor principles into fabricating the "human rights resolution" against the DPRK, besmirching the UN arena.

What should not be overlooked is the fact that the frantic "human rights" racket kicked up at the UN is a product of the U.S. policy aimed to topple the socialist system of the DPRK which its army and people consider dearer than their own lives, and the latest evil version of it.

The U.S. has run the whole gamut of hostile policies towards the DPRK such as political isolation, economic blockade and military pressure. Finding all of them unworkable, the U.S. picked up the "human rights" card in a bid to invent a pretext for launching armed intervention.

The DPRK has a clearer road to follow now that its security and supreme interests are being encroached upon and even the UN is in no position to protect it.

The U.S. should stop acting rashly, properly understanding the firm will of the army and people of the DPRK to defend its supreme interests at the risk of their lives.