Ihmisoikeustilanne USA:ssa

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On June 25 local time, the State Department of the United States released its country reports on human rights practices once again, making comments on the human rights situations in many countries while showing not a bit of regret for or intention to improve its own terrible human rights record. Plenty of facts show that, in 2014, the U.S., a self-proclaimed human rights defender, saw no improvements in its existent human rights issues, but reported numerous new problems. While its own human rights situation was increasingly grave, the U.S. violated human rights in other countries in a more brazen manner, and was given more "red cards" in the international human rights field.
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The U.S. was haunted by spreading guns, frequent occurrence of violent crimes, which threatened citizens' civil rights. [...]
The U.S. used cruel tortures indiscriminately, notably those carried out by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). [...]
The U.S. is a country with grim problems of racial discrimination, and institutional discrimination against ethnic minorities continued. [...]
Money is a deciding factor in the U.S. politics, and the U.S. citizens' political rights were not properly protected. [...] "Dark money" flowed into elections, and the voting rights of racial minorities and other groups were intentionally suppressed. [...]
[...] it is hard for the economic and social rights of its citizens to be soundly ensured. [...] the income inequality continued to be enlarged, the basic living conditions for the homeless people deteriorated, the health care system operated terribly and the education rights of average citizens were violated. [...]
American women and children's rights were not fully protected. [...]
National Security Agency and other intelligence-gathering apparatus of the U.S. for a long time have spied on world leaders and civilians. [...]