A report on human rights violations in the United States has been released. What is included in this report?

Contents pointed out in the report on human rights violations in the United States

1. Is the epidemic out of control and leading to human tragedy?

The cumulative number of confirmed cases of new coronavirus pneumonia in the United States has reached nearly 3,000. At the 10,000 mark, more than 500,000 Americans have lost their precious lives. The root cause of this tragedy is none other than the U.S. government’s long-term indifference to the epidemic and blindly allowing the new coronavirus to spread in various regions across the United States. , ultimately leading to the loss of the best opportunity to fight the new coronavirus. Although the new president has taken office, he still has not fully fought against the new coronavirus, which will definitely make the epidemic in the United States worse. Among them, the elderly have become the "victims" of the government's ineffective fight against the epidemic. The elderly, who were already at greater risk during the epidemic, have been further marginalized in the chaotic epidemic prevention and control system, and are facing devaluation of life and dignity. Among them, the "Washington Post" commented on May 9, 2020, that the U.S. anti-epidemic action has become "a state-sanctioned massacre" that deliberately sacrifices the elderly, workers, African-American and Hispanic populations. ?

2. Human rights issues of ethnic minorities

White supremacy still exists in the United States. The terrorist attacks that have occurred in the United States in recent years are all caused by the issue of white supremacy. , among which cases of white American police shooting and abusing African Americans occur frequently.

The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and other institutions pointed out that racism in the United States is shocking. White racists, neo-Nazis and members of the Ku Klux Klan openly use racist slogans and slogans to promote white supremacy. Inciting racial discrimination and hatred; politicians’ increasing use of divisive language in an attempt to marginalize racial, ethnic and religious minorities amounts to inciting and promoting violence, intolerance and bigotry.

3. Public safety continues to be in turmoil?

The U.S. government’s inability to maintain public security has caused the already high incidence of shootings and violent crimes to hit new highs during the epidemic, making the people panic and uneasy. The police's unbridled violence has triggered waves of protests across the country. The police used excessive force to suppress the protesters.

In a "Preliminary Uniform Crime Report", it was pointed out that in the first half of 2020, murder cases in the United States increased by 14.8% compared with the same period in 2019, with murders increasing in cities with a population of 250,000 to 500,000 26%; arson cases increased by 19%, including a 52% increase in arson cases in cities with a population of more than 1 million; murders in Chicago increased by 37%, and arson cases increased by 52.9%; murders in New York and Los Angeles increased by 23% and 14% respectively .

4. The growing polarization between rich and poor

The spread of the COVID-19 epidemic has plunged American society into the most serious economic recession since World War II. A large number of companies have closed down and workers have lost their jobs. work, the gap between rich and poor has further widened, and the lives of the people at the bottom are miserable. ?

5. Randomly trampling on international rules and causing humanitarian disasters

When fighting the epidemic, the United States insists on pursuing its own priority, pursuing isolationism and unilateralism, wielding the big stick of sanctions, and hegemony. Ling threatens international institutions, brutalizes asylum seekers, and becomes the biggest troublemaker for global security and stability.