America's human rights laws don't apply to non-US citizens outside of the US's landmass. America has been exceptionally clear that US intelligence and immigrat

America's human rights laws don't apply to non-US citizens outside of the US's landmass. America has been exceptionally clear that US intelligence and immigration agencies consider non-Americans to be fair game for hacking, non-judicial imprisonment, torture et al. So if I'm not American I might acknowledge that America treats it's own citizens slightly better than China treats theirs from a human rights perspective, but as someone who's British neither nation has a stellar track record of actions that effect me and my country personally or give me any rights protection.