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　　Russia believed the 2012 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, which was submitted to the U.S. Congress by Secretary of State John Kerry on April 19, misused² the humanitarian³ and human rights topics in favor of Washington's political interests, said the ministry's Envoy⁴ for Human Rights, Democracy, Supremacy⁵ of Law Sergei Dolgov in an online comment.

　　"The report suffers from the same shortcomings the previous similar reports used to do," Dolgov said, adding the report is lack of sources behind its conclusions, including the Russia chapter.

　　"U.S. partners do not want to notice the large-scale work of Russian leadership to enhance political and judicial⁶ systems, reforming the law-enforcement agencies and penitentiary⁷ establishments, fighting corruption," said the diplomat⁸.

　　He stressed that no country was immune to problems in human rights sphere, the U.S. has not been an exception.

　　Meanwhile, Moscow was puzzled by the report's statements that an alleged⁹ conflict in the North Caucasus between Russian federal troops and rebels, radical¹⁰ and criminal groups created "atmosphere of impunity¹¹" and human rights abuses.

　　Dolgov said in the North Caucasus, Russian law-enforcement agencies counter terrorism threat which is an essential task for the U.S. too, as the recent tragic¹² bombing event in Boston showed.

　　Russia "categorically cannot accept such an openly politicized substitution of notions," he said.

　　He added that Moscow expected more objective and balanced approach of the U.S. to the human rights issues.

　　Russia was ready for an open, constructive¹³, equal, mutually respectful dialogue and cooperation with the U.S. on human rights problems, he noted¹⁴.

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