The state departments ‘human rights’ report under Trump differs hugely from those of previous administrations
In May, Donald Trump took to the stage at a business conference in Saudi Arabia’s capital, promising that the US would no longer chastise other governments over human rights issues or lecture them on “how to live and how to govern your own affairs”.
With the release this week of the US government’s annual report on human rights worldwide, the president has – in part – followed though on that pledge.
