Regarding due process, in some criminal cases the U.S. government freezes the funds of the accused, so they can't pay for adequate legal representation and have to take a plea bargain. Would you say that violates basic human rights?
What about those who don't have funds to begin with, hence can't pay for adequate legal representation and have to take a plea bargain. Would you say those don't have basic human rights to begin with?
Well of course that goes against their basic human rights. That's why public defenders are supposed to exist, be well-staffed, and be competent.