
US policy around “human rights” will be the first target for North Korean measures
The DPRK Foreign Ministry declared US human rights policy the first target for tough measures in response to the State Department's 2026 Trafficking in Persons report.
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Reaction of the DPRK Foreign Ministry to the publication of the US State Department report “On Trafficking in Persons for 2026.”
The US policy around “human rights” directed against the DPRK will be the first target for harsh retaliatory measures from the DPRK.
The DPRK Foreign Ministry considers the US State Department's report “On Trafficking in Persons for 2026” to be a continuation of the hostile policy against the DPRK.
MOSCOW, October 10 – RIA Novosti. The US policy around “human rights” directed against the DPRK will be the first target for tough retaliatory measures, a statement from a representative of the DPRK Foreign Ministry said.
The reason for the statement was the US State Department's report "On Trafficking in Persons for 2026."
"The US 'human rights' hype against the DPRK, which poses a serious threat to the DPRK's sovereign rights and the rights and interests of its citizens, will be the first target, along with other hostile actions, for the most severe retaliatory measures," a statement from the DPRK Foreign Ministry spokesman said.
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