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North Korea bashes US for human rights 'abuses' like racism, marijuana, and Trump's tweets about CNN

The US stands accused by North Korea of "dozens of atrocities" including Trump's presidential cabinet of billionaires, racism, and the use of marijuana.

  • North Korea fired back at President Donald Trump calling the country "depraved" with a list of its own human rights "abuses" carried out by the US.
  • North Korea lists racism, Trump's cabinet containing billionaires, and Trump's mean tweets about CNN as human rights violations.
  • North Korea is one of the most repressive regimes on earth, with its government committing appalling atrocities in prison camps around the country.
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North Korea responded to President Donald Trump calling the country "depraved" and inhumane with its own compilation of US human rights "abuses" sent out across state media.

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