Human rights watch hierarchy all have anti Israel pasts

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http://israelmatzav.blogspot.com/2011/03/human-rights-watch-hierarchy.html#links   












The 'Human Rights Watch' hierarchy

Here's a look at some of the people in the hierarchy of 'Human Rights Watch' (Hat Tip: Shy Guy).

    A deep look into the HRW’s hierarchy reveals their anti Israel agenda:

    -The former Human Rights Watch’s military expert, Marc Garlasco, is a collector of Hitlerian memorabilia.

    -According to the Ngo Monitor, Joe Stork, Deputy Director of the Middle East and North Africa Division, took part in a conference on “Zionism and Racism” at the University of Baghdad in 1976, under the auspices of Saddam Hussein.

    -Sarah Leah Whitson, Director of the Middle East and North Africa Division, promoted boycott campaigns against Israel.

    -Researcher Lucy Mair worked for the radical website “Electronic Intifada”.

    -Associate Nadia Barhoum campaigned to divest from Israel.

    -Staff member Darryl Li, promoted a project on the “Israeli war criminals” at Harvard.

    -The “European Press Director”, Reed Brod,y took an active role in the effort to bring Ariel Sharon to trial in Belgium.

    -The vice chair of the Human Rights Watch board was instrumental in inviting Iran’s Ahmadinejad to Columbia University in 2007.

The motivation behind this article is the appointment of Shawan Jabarin to the board of 'Human Rights Watch' board, but perhaps there is something else they are missing. I am working on it. More later if I find something.

Labels: Human Rights Watch, Joe Stork, Marc Garlasco, NGO Monitor, Sarah Leah Whitson

posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 3:32 PM

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1 Comments:

At 3:55 PM, Blogger Lisa Graas said...

    Thanks for looking into them. I think that Human Rights Watch is part of the Open Society Institute (Soros). Also, they are quoted all over the media worldwide as if they are *the* authority on human rights. They've long been on my list of groups to watch.
     

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If someone dares to search the roots of the human rights, he may find them hidden in the anti-Zionism.