We’re paying the UN to lecture us on human rights

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The United Nations has given up any pretense of caring about human rights, opting instead to just troll the United States as payback for the Trump administration’s more aggressive approach to the body.

Liz Throssell, the spokeswoman for the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, decided that Portland is facing a more egregious human rights situation than Xinjiang. She warned that federal law enforcement tactics in Portland “may give rise to arbitrary detention and other human rights violations.”

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