Egypt News: Arab Movement for the Protection of Human Rights Organizations Announces Black List of Organizations Occupying Muslim Brotherhood

It is no secret that the human rights movement has been affected by the political conflict between the State of Qatar and the Arab Quartet countries in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, which has unfortunately resulted in the use of human rights tools in international forums and the exchange of distortions and misinformation on the situation of human rights in the Arab region. From the war on terror and violations of political, economic and social rights, whether by governments or armed religious groups or classified as international terrorists, such as the Muslim Brotherhood.

The movement, composed of several Arab organizations, has applied the criterion of independence and professionalism in control to respect for universal rights and analyzed the content of their statements and activities within the International Council of Human Rights. Man in previous sessions. The following constitute violations of the criteria of independence, professionalism and integrity and criteria for granting consultative status, emphasizing the need to cover the rights of extremist movements such as the Muslim Brotherhood. and Houthi militias and by publishing reports devoid of research methodology on the human rights situation in Egypt. Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.

He also played a political role in criticizing the human rights situation in the four provinces of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, charged with 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 their names in order to know their movements within international human rights and human rights forums. Arab and international public opinion, followed by data on active organizations. Human rights organizations, as well as some organizations that have been involved in political action at the 40th session of the International Council on Human Rights, aim to protect the integrity of human rights. and the credibility of the work of human rights organizations around the world.