The statement said:

The continuous disclosure of the U.S. human rights abuses is touching off indignation and criticism by the international community.

Such inhuman mediaeval tortures were perpetrated systematically and in a premeditated manner in various places with the approval of the U.S. president and under his patronage.

The U.S. is, indeed, a kingpin and tundra of human rights.

Recently the unbiased world public denounced the U.S. for perpetrating crimes against humanity and human rights, saying that now is the time for the UN to adopt a resolution on human rights abuses of the U.S.

It is an insult to the true human rights and democracy and a mockery of progressive mankind that the U.S. turns a deaf ear to its crimes, pulls up and accuses the DPRK and other countries over their "human rights issues" and attempts to impose the American-style "human rights model" and "human rights standards" upon them.

The statement said that the world should not allow the U.S. now under fire for crimes against humanity and human rights, to interfere in affairs of other countries and nations for aggression, war and domination in the guise of "a human rights judge ".