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North Korea says EU should 'mind its own business' on human rights, KCNA reports
- North Korea's UN mission pointed to protests and alleged police violence in European cities, including Paris and Brussels
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North Korea condemned the EU's UN human rights resolution as a "politically motivated provocation," urging the bloc to address its own internal issues like police violence.
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- North Korea's condemnation of the EU's human rights resolution.
- Allegations of police violence in European cities by North Korea.
- North Korea's call for the EU to "mind its own business."
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SEOUL: North Korea condemned a European Union draft resolution on its human rights record at the United Nations, calling it a politically motivated provocation, state media KCNA reported on Thursday.
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North Korea’s UN mission pointed to protests and alleged police violence in European cities, including Paris and Brussels, and said the EU “better mind its own business”, according to KCNA.