U.S. APOLOGIZES FOR HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AT U.N. REVIEW TO COUNTRIES WITH WORSE HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONSObama s apology tour for the greatest country in the world continues The United States heard widespread concern Monday over excessive use of force by law-enforcement officials against minorities as it faced the U.N. s main human rights body for a review of its record.Washington also faced calls to work toward abolishing the death penalty, push ahead with closing the Guantanamo Bay detention center and ensure effective safeguards against abuses of Internet surveillance. Its appearance before the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva is the second review of the U.S. rights record, following the first in 2010.A string of countries ranging from Malaysia to Mexico pressed the U.S. to redouble efforts to prevent police using excessive force against minorities. Welcome to Mexico. It to likely you ll find any human rights violations here. Oh and here s a prison in Malaysia. Nothing to see here The U.N.Human Rights Council has more pressing issues to deal with like hmmm .maybe their concerned about whether or not the terrorists we re keeping in our Guantanamo Bay Prison have soccer balls that are properly inflated We must rededicate ourselves to ensuring that our civil-rights laws live up to their promise,  Justice Department official James Cadogan told delegates, adding that that is particularly important in the area of police practices and pointing to recent high-profile cases of officers killing unarmed black residents. These events challenge us to do better and to work harder for progress through both dialogue and action,  he said at the session s opening. He added that the government has the authority to prosecute officials who  wilfully use excessive force,  and that criminal charges have been brought against more than 400 law-enforcement officials in the past six years.Several countries, including Brazil and Kenya, voiced concern over the extent of U.S. surveillance in the light of reports about the National Security Agency s activities.David Bitkower, a deputy assistant attorney general, responded that  U.S. intelligence collection programs and activities are subject to stringent and multilayered oversight mechanisms.  He added that the country doesn t collect intelligence to suppress dissent or to give U.S. businesses a competitive advantage, and that there is  extensive and effective oversight to prevent abuse. Faced with widespread calls for a moratorium on executions and a move to scrap the death penalty, Bitkower noted that it is an issue of  extensive debate and controversy  within the U.S. He pointed to  heightened procedural safeguards  for defendants prosecuted for capital offenses.Brig. Gen. Richard Gross, the legal counsel to the chairman of the U.S. joint chiefs of staff, told the council that President Barack Obama has said closing Guantanamo   in which he has been thwarted by Congress   is  a national imperative.  The remaining detainees are detained lawfully, he said.Via: AP Newsleft-news
apologizes for human rights violations at review to countries with worse human rights violationsobama apology tour greatest country world continues the united states heard widespread concern monday excessive use force officials minorities faced main human rights body review also faced calls work toward abolishing death penalty push ahead closing guantanamo bay detention center ensure effective safeguards abuses internet surveillance its appearance human rights council geneva second review rights record following first string countries ranging malaysia mexico pressed double efforts prevent police using excessive force minorities welcome mexico it likely find human rights violations oh prison malaysia nothing see the rights council pressing issues deal like mmm concerned whether terrorists keeping guantanamo bay prison soccer balls properly inflated we must dedicate ensuring laws live promise justice department official james erdogan told delegates adding particularly important area police practices pointing recent cases officers killing unarmed black residents these events challenge us better work harder progress dialogue action said session opening he added government authority prosecute officials willfully use excessive force criminal charges brought officials past six countries including brazil kenya voiced concern extent surveillance light reports national security agency bitkower deputy assistant attorney general responded intelligence collection programs activities subject stringent multilayered oversight mechanisms he added country collect intelligence suppress dissent give businesses competitive advantage extensive effective oversight prevent abuse faced widespread calls moratorium executions move scrap death penalty bitkower noted issue extensive debate controversy within he pointed heightened procedural safeguards defendants prosecuted capital richard gross legal counsel chairman joint chiefs staff told council president barack obama said closing guantanamo thwarted congress national imperative the remaining detainees detained lawfully ap
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: U.S. APOLOGIZES FOR HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AT U.N. REVIEW TO COUNTRIES WITH WORSE HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONSObama s apology tour for the greatest country in the world continues The United States heard widespread concern Monday over excessive use of force by law-enforcement officials against minorities as it faced the U.N. s main human rights body for a review of its record.Washington also faced calls to work toward abolishing the death penalty, push ahead with closing the Guantanamo Bay detention center and ensure effective safeguards against abuses of Internet surveillance. Its appearance before the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva is the second review of the U.S. rights record, following the first in 2010.A string of countries ranging from Malaysia to Mexico pressed the U.S. to redouble efforts to prevent police using excessive force against minorities. Welcome to Mexico. It to likely you ll find any human rights violations here. Oh and here s a prison in Malaysia. Nothing to see here The U.N.Human Rights Council has more pressing issues to deal with like hmmm .maybe their concerned about whether or not the terrorists we re keeping in our Guantanamo Bay Prison have soccer balls that are properly inflated We must rededicate ourselves to ensuring that our civil-rights laws live up to their promise,  Justice Department official James Cadogan told delegates, adding that that is particularly important in the area of police practices and pointing to recent high-profile cases of officers killing unarmed black residents. These events challenge us to do better and to work harder for progress through both dialogue and action,  he said at the session s opening. He added that the government has the authority to prosecute officials who  wilfully use excessive force,  and that criminal charges have been brought against more than 400 law-enforcement officials in the past six years.Several countries, including Brazil and Kenya, voiced concern over the extent of U.S. surveillance in the light of reports about the National Security Agency s activities.David Bitkower, a deputy assistant attorney general, responded that  U.S. intelligence collection programs and activities are subject to stringent and multilayered oversight mechanisms.  He added that the country doesn t collect intelligence to suppress dissent or to give U.S. businesses a competitive advantage, and that there is  extensive and effective oversight to prevent abuse. Faced with widespread calls for a moratorium on executions and a move to scrap the death penalty, Bitkower noted that it is an issue of  extensive debate and controversy  within the U.S. He pointed to  heightened procedural safeguards  for defendants prosecuted for capital offenses.Brig. Gen. Richard Gross, the legal counsel to the chairman of the U.S. joint chiefs of staff, told the council that President Barack Obama has said closing Guantanamo   in which he has been thwarted by Congress   is  a national imperative.  The remaining detainees are detained lawfully, he said.Via: AP Newsleft-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: apologizes for human rights violations at review to countries with worse human rights violationsobama apology tour greatest country world continues the united states heard widespread concern monday excessive use force officials minorities faced main human rights body review also faced calls work toward abolishing death penalty push ahead closing guantanamo bay detention center ensure effective safeguards abuses internet surveillance its appearance human rights council geneva second review rights record following first string countries ranging malaysia mexico pressed double efforts prevent police using excessive force minorities welcome mexico it likely find human rights violations oh prison malaysia nothing see the rights council pressing issues deal like mmm concerned whether terrorists keeping guantanamo bay prison soccer balls properly inflated we must dedicate ensuring laws live promise justice department official james erdogan told delegates adding particularly important area police practices pointing recent cases officers killing unarmed black residents these events challenge us better work harder progress dialogue action said session opening he added government authority prosecute officials willfully use excessive force criminal charges brought officials past six countries including brazil kenya voiced concern extent surveillance light reports national security agency bitkower deputy assistant attorney general responded intelligence collection programs activities subject stringent multilayered oversight mechanisms he added country collect intelligence suppress dissent give businesses competitive advantage extensive effective oversight prevent abuse faced widespread calls moratorium executions move scrap death penalty bitkower noted issue extensive debate controversy within he pointed heightened procedural safeguards defendants prosecuted capital richard gross legal counsel chairman joint chiefs staff told council president barack obama said closing guantanamo thwarted congress national imperative the remaining detainees detained lawfully ap