KCNA Commentary Demands Nullification of All False "Human Rights" Documents against DPRK

Pyongyang, January 23 (KCNA) -- The U.S. and other forces hostile toward the DPRK have worked desperately to do harm to the DPRK by internationalizing and dramatizing its "human rights" issue only to suffer a bitter setback.
"Defector from the north" Sin Tong Hyok whom the U.S. called "a figure symbolic of fierce fight against human rights abuses" and put forward as a stooge in its "human rights" racket admitted his crimes. Sin let loose a whole gamut of slanders and lies while working as a key "testifier" at a time when the "report of the Commission of Inquiry (CI)" on the human rights situation in the DPRK was worked out. The report was used as a key document for "human rights resolution" against the DPRK that was railroaded through a session of the UN General Assembly later last year.
Sin admitted that he told lies and said he would withdraw from the "anti-DPRK human rights campaign."
That meant the total bankruptcy of the U.S. vicious anti-DPRK "human rights" campaign.
The DPRK already made it clear that the "report of the CI" and UN "human rights resolution" were false documents based on testimonies made by those who fled the DPRK after committing crimes.
The undeniable validity of the DPRK's assertion was proved by the confession of Sin, who played a key role in offering false data.
As already known, Sin deserted his parents and motherland, raped a minor and he is the worst crook who used false name and forged his personal history.
He, talking about a "concentration camp of political offenders" which does not exist in the DPRK, tried to give impression that he survived there, a height of hypocrisy and a challenge to justice and truth.
No wonder, an American journalist who authored a book about the non-existent "concentration camp of political offenders" in the DPRK based on the plausible testimonies made by Sin lamented his act in an article contributed to The Washington Post in the wake of Sin's confession.
What matters is that the U.S. shielded such an imbecile.
U.S. State Secretary Kerry and other authorities of the U.S. personally took Sin to international arena as part of their frantic smear campaign against the DPRK. This fully revealed the inside story of the "human rights" campaign under the eyes of the world.
The authorities of the U.S. had no way but to extol the human reject on the international arena only to reveal their pitiful plight.
The UN, too, should be called into question as it played into the hands of the U.S., while dancing to the tune of its smear anti-DPRK "human rights" farce.
Under the pressure and manipulation of the U.S. and its followers, the UN adopted the unprecedentedly infamous "human rights resolution". This has been recorded as the biggest crime that most cruelly violated the sovereignty of a country in the 70-year long history of the UN.
In the light of Sin's confession, all the documents that took issue with the DPRK over its "human rights" performance should be nullified.
It would be a serious miscalculation to think of admonishing and pressing the DPRK on the basis of false documents any further.
It is self-evident that hypocrisy and deception will not work in this bright world.
This century differs from the past one when fascist Germany flouted the public opinion, claiming what it said a hundred times became truth.
Truth is bound to be revealed and those who resort to smear campaign are to be buried in the graveyard of history in face of strong denunciation and censure by the international community

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