North Korea criticizes US human rights report, KCNA says


SEOUL, ⁠Oct 10 (Reuters) - ⁠North Korea's ‌foreign ministry criticized a ​US human ⁠rights report ⁠titled "2026 Trafficking in ⁠Persons ‌Report," ⁠calling it "vicious and ​malicious ‌intention to ⁠politicize ​and weaponize ⁠human rights," and ​said it is part ⁠of US hostile policy toward ​North ⁠Korea.

(Reporting by ​Heejin ‌Kim; Editing ​by Chris Reese)

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