Blast S. Korean Regime's Anti-DPRK "Human Rights" Campaign

The south Korean puppet regime is busy "seeking a way for improving the human rights performance in the north."

Recently Yun Byung Se, puppet foreign minister, and Hong Yong Phyo, puppet minister of Unification, met with the UN special rapporteur in Seoul and staged an anti-DPRK "human rights" burlesque.

Yun and Hong begged for "close cooperation," pulling up the DPRK over the "quality of residents' life" and crying out for "improved human rights performance."

The Park Geun Hye group are brazen-faced enough to go reckless in such a smear campaign against the DPRK over the "human rights" issue though they are fated to go to graves of history right now for having turned south Korea into the worst tundra of human rights and cesspool of scandals.

The above-said campaign is nothing but the last-ditch efforts of those driven to desperation by the spectacular successes made by the DPRK through the enforcement of popular policies.

It is a trite method of the successive puppet rulers of south Korea to more desperately resort to the racket for confrontation with the DPRK when their doomsday is drawing near.

The frantic anti-DPRK "human rights" campaign kicked off by the puppet regime in collusion with foreign forces is designed to cover up the awful human rights situation in south Korea and divert elsewhere the people's bitter criticism in a bid to prolong its remaining days.

There is no place on this land for Park and her group to survive as they dare hurt the ideology and social system of the DPRK and the dignity of its supreme leadership.