Fair Indictment Continues

https://www.mfa.gov.kp/view/article/14134

 2022.2.2.

The inhumane act of violating children’s rights by the United States has again been disclosed, causing a worldwide shock.

Danish Radio recently broadcast a documentary which discloses the fact that the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) backed secret experiments on 311 Danish children during the early 1960s.

The filmmaker is one of the victims who were forced into the experiments. He revealed to the whole world through the documentary that CIA forced the children, including himself, into the indescribable mental and physical suffering by putting electrodes on their arms, legs and chests around the heart and forcing them to listen to loud, shrill noises.

People normally say that time changes everything and buries many things into oblivion. But the act of violation of children’s rights committed by the U.S. would be neither erased nor buried into oblivion, whatever the passage of time.

The extremely heinous human rights violations by the U.S. against the children of other countries were also committed in Afghanistan in an undisguised manner.

A retired officer of the U.S. Army once confessed that the U.S. Army was more barbarous than the Nazis, lamenting that the soldiers in his drone unit habitually called the Afghan children “son of a bitch” and it was the mission of drone operators to kill them by firing missiles.

The situation of children’s rights within the American mainland is miserable as well.

Due to the poverty, starvation, maltreatment, fear and social apathy, numerous children are even fading away before they come into blossom. More than 5,600 children fell victim to the gun-related crimes last year alone, and this fact alone is an indictment of the United States as being the worst barren land and tundra of human rights on this planet.

As long as there exists the U.S., an evil empire which is driving the children - future of humankind - into misfortunes, sufferings and death in all parts of the world regardless of their race or nationality, fair indictment will continue forever.