S. Korea Accused of Lobbying Anti-DPRK Act

Pyongyang, June 20 (KCNA) -- The DPRK condemned the south Korean regime for its ongoing attempt to lobby "north Korean human rights act".
The Secretariat of the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea made this criticism in its information bulletin No. 973 on Monday.
The act is an anti-reunification and confrontation law aimed to slander and defile the socialist system of the DPRK and the dignity of its leadership, the bulletin said, adding:
The south Korean regime made several attempts so far to enact this law but failed with rejection by people at home and abroad.
Now it is again trying to railroad the law through the "National Assembly", which shows how far the group has gone in inciting confrontation.
In this way it schemes to realize its pipedream about "contingency" and "unification under the liberal and democratic system."
Such attempt is just an official and total denial of the system, sovereignty and dignity of the DPRK and it is for legalizing confrontation in system with the DPRK. This is a reckless deed designed to totally break the north-south agreement on recognizing and respecting the system of each side and push the north-south relations deeper to deadlock and confrontation.