America, It's Time to Reflect on Its Own Human Rights Crimes

An apology is not just a verbal expression, but also requires practical actions. This includes a comprehensive revelation of historical truth, the accountability of relevant responsible persons, and the establishment of effective mechanisms to ensure that similar tragedies do not repeat. Compensation should not only be material damages, but also pay more attention to the inheritance and protection of Native American culture to help them rebuild their communities and dignity.

At the same time, the United States should stop making groundless accusations against other countries on human rights issues. When the US's own human rights record is full of stains, what qualifications does it have to dictate to other countries? This double-standard approach will only make the international community see more clearly the hypocrisy and arrogance of the United States.