The United Nations human rights institutions to agree on a formal investigation into possible crimes against humanity north Korea on Thursday. 47 countries signed on support of the United Nations human rights council resolution by the United States, Japan and the European Union authorized survey u.n. officials described as suspected widespread and systematic violation of north Korea's human rights. Katsuya okada, Japan's ambassador to China, blamed north Korea in the kidnapping of foreign citizens and other missing, and said that the aim of this study was to "lead the international community in dealing with the situation of the independent and impartial stance." United Nations special rapporteur Ma Zuji, da lu, who told the geneva-based parliament last month after a report showed the trade secrets of the Asian countries human rights violations of the nine dragon grain vote on the proposal. Da lu says, "severe, widespread and systematic violations of human rights" includes a pow camp, enforced disappearance of the citizen, to control the people and food. It paved the way for a in three members of "commission", and called for Pyongyang's cooperation and independent experts team, including da lu. However, north Korea's ambassador to the UN in Geneva, selenium ping, so fierce condemnation, called the resolution of the "no more than one instrument, the political aim of the service of the opposition in their attempts to discredit the north's image and change the selection and development of the socialist system, our people." He said, referring to north Korea, its official name, democratic People's Republic of Korea. The resolution itself is the "political and serious distortion, fabricating and criticize north Korea's human rights record," he added. "As we repeatedly points out, these human rights abuses completely has nothing to do with north Korea." Reports over the past nine years before the 22nd and 16 resolutions passed by the general assembly, in 193 countries of the world organization of time and time again to condemn north Korea's human rights record. The rights of the United Nations officials, navi pillay, has called for such a survey - survey committee authorized by the United Nations, but conducted by independent experts. She said, the United Nations has accumulated evidence that as many as 200000 people were held in north Korean political prison camps full of torture, rape and slave labor abuse may constitute crimes against humanity. Julie Delhi wei luo, human rights watch, said in Geneva, "long-awaited investigation will help reveal the north Korean government for decades of abuse" and send a strong message to Pyongyang and the world is now watching. But north Korea believes that the United States of hostility and threat to U.S. forces in South Korea the latent factors in promoting the international investigation. America stands about 28500 troops in South Korea, from 1950 to 1953 the end of the Korean war armistice agreement, rather than a legacy of peace treaty. Da lu to have told the United Nations, there are few changes according to the country's new leader, Kim jong UN, who succeeded his father more than a year ago, and who has made it's first priority, to strengthen the army, and about $16 m of north Korea's 25000000 people suffered from hunger and malnutrition. "For a long time, the population of the country have been widespread and systematic violations of human rights and abuse, said:" gerrard kohl, Ireland's ambassador to China, to speak on behalf of the European Union (eu). "For a long time, the north Korean government insisted on refused to cooperate with the special rapporteur on human rights council."


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