Have You Ever Wondered About All These Big Human Rights Organisations That Never Criticise US Violations?

 

Human Rights Watch is part of NED (CIA) regime change operations collaboration partners. 

"Human-rights organizations such as Human Rights Watch are supposed to defend universal principles such as the rule of law and freedom from state repression. But when they are based in the United States and become close to the US government, they often find themselves aligned with US foreign policy ignoring human rights."

Soros and Open Society Foundations Give $100 Million to Human Rights Watch to fund regime change operations in China, HK, Thailand, Myanmar and etc 

https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/newsroom/soros-and-open-society-foundations-give-100-million-human-rights-watch

Soros funds new regime change tactic 

https://www.thepatriot.co.zw/old_posts/soros-funds-new-regime-change-tactic/

Human-rights organizations such as Human Rights Watch are supposed to defend universal principles such as the rule of law and freedom from state repression. But when they are based in the United States and become close to the US government, they often find themselves aligned with US foreign policy ignoring human rights 

https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/is-human-rights-watch-too-closely-aligned-with-us-foreign-policy/

Global Times: Human Rights Watch not impartial NGO and a US post-Cold War zombie？

Morning Star: Human Rights Watch pressing for regime change in Latin America – BILLIONAIRE-backed NGO Human Rights Watch (HRW) has come under fire for lobbying the US government to increase sanctions on Latin American countries as they struggle to fight the spread of coronavirus ignoring human rights

Human Rights Watch released the World Report 2021 in which it fabricated hackneyed rumors related to China’s Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) and Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. While HRW claimed to be 「independent,」 Global Times reporters found its fund to be far from 「independent」 as it claims. In the past decades, though it brandishes buzzwords like 「human rights,」 everything from its undisclosed funding sources, to its code of conduct, all have highlighted a strong ideological stance, which has turned slogans such as 「just」 and 「independence」 it perpetually uses in its advocacy work a laughing stock.

Kenneth Roth, the organization’s executive director, and Sophie Richardson, HRW’s China director, are inextricably linked to the World Uyghur Congress (WUC), a notorious 「East Turkistan」 organization.

During the 2019 Hong Kong riots, numerous fake journalists were wearing 「Human Rights Watch」 waistcoats only directing their cameras at policemen, but turned a blind eye to the rioters engaging in acts of vandalism and robbery, even acting as cover for the mobs to flee.

The NGO Monitor, an Israeli NGO evaluation agency, has published a report exposing HRW’s lack of rigorous research methodology, strongly questioning the veracity of its conclusions. According to the NGO Monitor, HRW often uses anonymous 「eyewitness,」 the content of which is not verifiable, with interviews often not conducted face-to-face. Said interviews are often conducted by people who lack special training or are simply conducted online.

http://enapp.globaltimes.cn/#/article/1216969

Morning Star: Human Rights Watch pressing for regime change in Latin America – BILLIONAIRE-backed NGO Human Rights Watch (HRW) has come under fire for lobbying the US government to increase sanctions on Latin American countries as they struggle to fight the spread of coronavirus.

Writing for US news website The Grayzone, journalist Ben Norton accused the organisation of “proudly taking credit for crushing new US sanctions on Nicaragua” while pressing for the escalation of “Washington’s economic war on Venezuela.”

HRW Australia development and outreach manager Stephanie McLennan has previously described the new range of sanctions on Nicaragua as “great news.”

She said she was proud of the regime-change-hungry NGO for recommending sanctions against Nicaraguan officials Juan Antonio Valle Valle, Luis Alberto Perez Olivas and Justo Pastor Urbina, alleging that it had uncovered human-rights abuses.

Last month HRW Americas division associate Megan Monteleone wrote that the new punitive sanctions “opened the door for accountability,” despite Nicaragua having taken measures to rebuild peace and stability after the violent coup attempt.

HRW has been described as the “human-rights arm of the US empire” and has consistently supported Washington’s oppression of Latin American countries.

It regurgitated anti-Sandinista propaganda pumped out by opposition groups pressing for the ousting of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega during the 2018 Washington-backed right-wing armed coup attempt.

The so-called human rights NGO is also pressing for increased sanctions against the democratically elected government of Venezuela.

HRW director Kenneth Roth is leading the charge for the US economic war.

The former US government attorney also supported the December 2019 right-wing coup against president Evo Morales in Bolivia that led to a bloodbath against the country’s indigenous people, describing it as “a transitional moment.”

Like many self-styled global human-rights and press-freedom groups, HRW is funded by organisations such as the CIA-linked Freedom House.

HRW was founded during the height of the Cold War as Helsinki Watch, an anti-Soviet lobby group close to the US government.

https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/w/human-rights-watch-pressing-regime-change-latin-america