김정은 오바마에게 경고 ; 짐꾸려 이사갈 준비나 잘하세요, 북한인권문제는 신경쓰지 말고.

 북한 김정은이  이임하는 Obama 대통령에게 "너나 잘해"라는 식으로 자극하고 있다.  즉 이사갈 준비나 잘하고,  북한인권문제를 거론할때가 아니다 라는 내용의  조롱섞인 경고를 보낸것이다.  CNN보도.

북한은,  Obama 대통령에게, 세상으로 부터 격리되여있는 북한의 인권신장에 간섭하는것 보다는, 백악관 이삿짐 꾸리는데  더 신경쓰는게 좋을 것이라는  조롱섞인 경고를 보냈다. 북한의 조선방송 KCNA는, 미국재무부 산하 OFAC가 북한에 대한 추가 봉쇄조치를 취한데 대해 욕설을 퍼부어 댔다.  이러한 조치는  "적대정책"일 뿐이며, 이제 며칠후면 정권을 내놓아야할 행정부의 마지막 발악일뿐이라고 꼬집었다.

It said the sanctions were being enacted alongside the State Department's "Report on Serious Human Rights Abuses or Censorship in North Korea," released in 2016.

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In a typically verbose opinion piece, KCNA said, "The US is not qualified to talk about somebody's 'human rights' as it is the world's worst human rights abuser and a tundra of human rights.

"Obama would be well advised not to waste time taking issue with others' 'human rights issue(s)' but make good arrangements for packing in the White House.

"He had better repent of the pain and misfortune he has brought to so many Americans and other people of the world by creating the worst human rights situation in the US during his tenure of office."

The Obama administration could not immediately be reached for comment.

Documented abuse

The State Department report is one of several recent institutional investigations documenting North Korea's human rights record.

In November, the Washington-based Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK) released satellite images that show the reclusive nation's prison camp system, where detainees are subjected to forced labor, torture, starvation, rape and death, may be expanding. The images are of Camp No. 25, a camp near Chongjin, on North Korea's northeast coast.

Up to 120,000 men, women and children are imprisoned in the gulags, known as "kwanliso" in Korean, according to the United Nations.

A 2014 report from the international organization estimated that "hundreds of thousands of political prisoners" have died in the North Korean gulags over the past 50 years amid "unspeakable atrocities."

The scale of North's camp system

"The inmate population has been gradually eliminated through deliberate starvation, forced labor, executions, torture, rape and the denial of reproductive rights," the report said, drawing a parallel between the camps and those of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.

"These camps constitute the cornerstone of the country's large infrastructure dedicated to political repression and social control that enables widespread and systematic human rights abuses," rights group Amnesty International said in a statement.

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