"Arab Movement" published a blacklist of 18 organizations related to the "Brotherhood"

The Arab Movement for the Protection of Human Rights Organizations, the first Arab mechanism to monitor the performance of human rights organizations, announced the creation of a blacklist of 18 organizations related to the Muslim Brotherhood.

The movement's report released on Sunday indicates that this list stems from the reality of the follow-up work of some international human rights organizations, stressing that "there are serious violations that have tainted the work of a number of human rights organizations, and contrary to the rules of human rights work, is that the work is without profit and that its activists are not supporters of any party, sect or politics. "

She pointed out that UN documents affirmed that the principle of the independence of work of civil society organizations was one of the main thrusts for these organizations to play their role in terms of their capacity and capacity. their function of promoting space and democratic freedoms as well as respect for human rights and legislation to defend the interests of the most social groups. Marginalization and poverty in society.

The report adds: "It is no secret that the human rights movement has been affected by the political conflict between Qatar and the Arab Quartet countries: Egypt, the United Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain This conflict has unfortunately resulted in the use of human rights tools in international forums and exchange distortions and misinformation about the human rights situation in the Arab region, where people are suffering from the war on terror and violations of political, economic and social rights by governments or governments. religious groups armed or classified as terrorists at the international level, such as the Muslim Brotherhood. "

He added: "The movement, composed of several Arab organizations, has applied the criterion of independence and professionalism to be monitored so that its decision is based on a universal basis of human rights and human rights. analyzed the content of their statements and activities within the International Human Rights Council in previous sessions, resulting in the fact that the listed organizations have violated the criteria of independence, professionalism and professionalism. integrity and the criteria for granting consultative status, emphasizing the need to cover the rights of radical movements such as the Muslim Brotherhood and Huthi militias and publishing reports without a methodology for research on the status of rights Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates ".

He stressed that these organizations played a political role in criticizing the human rights situation in the four provinces of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates in favor of Qatar, accused of financing terrorism and interference in the sovereignty of Arab countries hosting terrorists on its territory.

"Therefore, the Arab movement has found it imperative to warn Arab societies and the international mechanisms of these organizations by publishing a blacklist of the names of these organizations so that their movement is noticed in international human rights forums. 39 man and in the Arab and international public opinion organizations that politicize the work of human rights organizations, as well as some organizations that engaged in political action during the 40th session of the International Council on Human Rights, to protect the integrity and credibility of the work of human rights organizations around the world.

The organizations of the Arab Movement for the Protection of Human Rights called on the Swiss authorities to review the activities of the organizations in Switzerland and their sources of funding and to control their expenditure.

The blacklist included:

Al-Karama Foundation (funded by the Emirate of Qatar and founded by Abdulrahman Al-Nuaimi, listed on the Global Terrorism List and operating in Geneva).

2 – Cometti For Giestes (Swiss organization led by Ahmad Farah brothers).

3. The International Center for Transitional Justice, based in New York.

4- The Arab Organization for Human Rights in London.

5. Freedom in London.

6. Organization of Islamic human rights.

7. International Foundation for the Defense of Human Rights Defenders.

8. The World Coalition of Rights and Freedoms and its headquarters in Geneva, Paris, Washington and London.

9. Egyptian Organization abroad for democracy.

10. Arab Organization for Criminal Reform.

11. Cairo Institute for the Study of Human Rights.

12. Egyptian Commission of Rights and Freedoms.

13. Adalah Center for Rights and Freedoms.

14. My center for rights and freedoms.

15. The freedom initiative.

16. Arab Foundation for Civil and Political Rights – Nidal.

17. Al-Shehab for human rights.

18- Observer of the rights of the man.