The State Council Information Office released the "2021 Report on Human Rights Violations in the United States" today (28th), exposing the situation of human rights violations in the United States.
The full report is about 15,000 words. In addition to the preface, it consists of six parts: manipulating the epidemic prevention and control to pay a heavy price; clinging to violent thinking threatens life and safety; playing with false democracy and trampling on political rights; indulging racial discrimination aggravates society Injustice; departure from humanitarianism to create a migration crisis; abuse of force to sanction violations of human rights in other countries.
The report pointed out that in 2021, the human rights situation in the United States will further deteriorate.
Political manipulation has led to a surge in deaths from new coronary pneumonia. The number of confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in the United States reached 34.51 million and the number of deaths reached 480,000, both of which ranked first in the world.
The death toll from shootings reached a new high, with 693 mass shootings reported throughout the year, a 10.1 percent increase from 2020.
False democracy tramples on people's political rights. 49 states in the United States have proposed more than 420 bills to restrict voter voting, and people's trust in the government is close to a historical low since 1958.
Discriminatory attacks against ethnic minorities, especially Asians, have intensified.
Hate crimes against Asian Americans in New York City jumped 361 percent over 2020.
Violent law enforcement makes the situation of immigrant refugees even more difficult.
At the same time, US unilateralism has created new humanitarian disasters around the world.
The report pointed out that in 2021, the "human rights defenders" in the United States will completely collapse, and the "Leaders' Democracy Summit" under the guise of "protecting human rights" will become a farce.
At the 48th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, many countries condemned the United States as "the biggest destroyer of the cause of human rights in the world" and urged the United States to solve its own serious human rights problems.