Other: Watch has external agendas and gets a financial temptation to prepare its reports

Policy

Hisham al-Najjar, an Islamic researcher, said that reports from international human rights organizations, led by Human Rights Watch, confirm that these organizations have an external agenda, adding that it is assumed that in normal circumstances such institutions, During the investigation of credibility, objectivity, neutrality and balance in the proposal and the non-politicization of its reports and information materials,

He added that what we see and follow from the reports issued by these organizations is abnormal and Dal, that there is an agenda and the strength behind this irresponsible and biased view of the vision is known to all, and this usually happens only if there is a huge financial temptation to get it Those organizations to sacrifice their name and reputation.

Hisham Al-Najjar said: "Only those countries that have projects and interests that are in line with the vision and have sufficient financial capacity can apply to such funds, which applies to Turkey and Qatar."

– Human Rights Watch