North Korea Reacts to UN Plan to Investigate Human Rights Abuses
Says the possible investigation is a politically motivated plot
(Reuters) - North Korea condemned a threatened U.N. investigation into its alleged human rights abuses on Monday and denounced a U.N. report as "faked material … invented by the hostile forces, defectors and other rabbles".
The U.N. Human Rights Council is likely to back a call by Japan and the European Union to set up a "Commission of Inquiry" later this month, meaning that the isolated Asian state will face much closer scrutiny.
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