UNITED NATIONS (AP) — North Korea on Wednesday circulated a draft U.N. resolution praising its own human rights record in a rare effort to counter the international community’s growing condemnation of the way it treats its people.
In a closed meeting, dozens of diplomats sat in perplexed silence after the North handed out copies, said it has “nothing to hide” and invited questions and comments.
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