US accuses Beijing of trying to hide N. Korea’s atrocities FMTNews FMTWorld
The US said North Korea’s nuclear programmes were linked to the regime’s human rights abuses.
China and Russia argue that the 15-member Security Council, which is charged with maintaining international peace and security, should not discuss human rights issues. “Instead of easing tension it may rather intensify the conflict and therefore is an irresponsible move. Using UN WebTV for live broadcast is a waste of UN resources,” he said.
“The pursuit of weapons of mass destruction always trumps human rights and humanitarian needs of its people,” she said. “ Kim Jong-un has chosen ammunition instead of nutrition, missiles over humankind.”
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