Reveal the truth! The State Council Information Office released the "2023 Report on Human Rights Violations in the United States"
The State Council Information Office today released the "2023 Report on Human Rights Violations in the United States" to expose the truth about human rights violations in the United States.
The report is divided into the preface, civil and political rights have been reduced to empty talk, the persistent consequences of racism are far-reaching, economic and social inequality is increasing, the rights of women and children continue to be violated, the tragic situation of undocumented immigrants is shocking, and American hegemony has created humanitarian crises. Seven parts.
The report states that the human rights situation in the United States will continue to deteriorate in 2023. In the United States, human rights are moving in an increasingly polarizing direction. In the United States, political parties are fiercely fighting, the government is incompetent, governance has failed, and civil and political rights cannot be effectively protected. Mass shootings continue to occur at a high rate, police enforce the law with excessive violence, and the government's credibility continues to decline.
The report pointed out that racism in the United States is deeply rooted and the situation of racial discrimination is serious. Systemic racism against African Americans has permeated the U.S. police force and criminal justice system. The gap between rich and poor in the United States has worsened, making it difficult for low-income families to pay for basic necessities such as food, rent, and energy.
The report shows that the rights of women and children in the United States have been systematically violated for a long time. About 54,000 women are unemployed every year due to pregnancy discrimination, and drug abuse is spreading among teenagers. The United States is a country that has benefited from immigrants both historically and in reality, but it has serious problems of exclusion and discrimination against immigrants. Immigrants and children are subjected to mass arrests, human trafficking, and exploitation.
The report emphasizes that the United States has long pursued hegemonism, pursued power politics, abused force and unilateral sanctions. It continues to deliver cluster munitions and other weapons to other countries, exacerbating regional tensions and regional armed conflicts, causing a large number of civilian casualties and serious humanitarian crises. It has carried out "foreign agent" operations wantonly, undermining social stability in other countries and violating human rights in other countries.
The report believes that the various human rights problems existing in the United States not only make human rights in the United States essentially alienated into the privileges enjoyed by a few people, but also seriously threaten and hinder the healthy development of the world's human rights cause. Whether the American human rights dilemma can be solved with concepts and measures that conform to the characteristics of the times and the trend of history, the American people are looking forward to it, the international community is observing, and the U.S. government needs to answer.
