Qatar bribes Amnesty International to attack Saudi Arabia

Money is known to be influential in international and humanitarian organizations, as confirmed by human rights lawyer Irina Tsun, that: “ Qatar enjoys disproportionate influence through most national and international human rights organizations. In particular, Amnesty International and Human Rights have gained influence through, inter alia, fund raising and investments.“

Solidarity with terrorism

Qatari pressure has emerged on international organizations to raise issues supporting the Saudi opposition and the Muslim Brotherhood.

Amensty International tweeted on its Twitter account supporting Sheikh Salman al-Ouda, one of those detained in Saudi Arabia for terrorism.

The organization called for Al-Ouda’s immediate release and concluded its publication with the hashtag #Freedom_for Salman.

الشيخ @salman_alodah رجل دينٍ إصلاحي معتقل انفراديا منذ 2017 وصحته تتدهور! تحاكمه محكمة الإرهاب التي تستعملها السلطات #السعودية لقمع الأصوات المعارِضة. يواجه الشيخ سلمان خطر الإعدام، بينما تستمرّ المحكمة في تأجيل جلسة الحكم. طالبوا الملك سلمان بإطلاق سراحه الآن!#الحرية_لسلمان pic.twitter.com/oYGnbOWf9W

— منظمة العفو الدولية (@AmnestyAR) September 27, 2021

It is noteworthy, that Sheikh Salman is a Saudi Arabian Islamic citizen.

On 7 September 2017, Sheikh Salman Al-Ouda was arrested by the Saudi authorities on charges of conspiracy against the State and membership of the Muslim Brotherhood classified as a terrorist organization in the country.

Al-Ouda is famous for his close relationship with Qatar, as he advised a fatwa prohibiting the severing of Saudi relations with Qatar in 2017. And he is a member of the Union of Muslim Scholars established by Qatar.

Qatar’s Relationship with Amnesty Administration

Irina Tsukerman pointed out that the country system had relationships developed with particular influencers and heads of non-governmental organizations before they became prominent.

Sometimes indirectly through left-wing allies, an example is the relationship with Amnesty International Secretary-General Agnés Callamard, who enjoys close links with the Qatari regime and the Muslim Brotherhood.

The photo collected by Agnés Callamard in Saudi opposition Ghanem al-Dosari confirms the extent to which she has been involved in supporting the Saudi opposition.

Under the pretext of human rights and others, while ignoring all violations committed by the Qatari regime, the latest of which is the brutal repression of the Al-Murra demonstrations and the confiscation of their opinion and their right to vote and to stand for election.

Al Jazeera Al Qatari channel in English hosted Callamard a while ago and opened up the possibility of attacking Saudi Arabia again, as it said that “America did not punish Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.” And the coup against the Al-Ula agreement.

The US has implicated, but has not sanctioned Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

🎧 @AgnesCallamard tells @AJTheTake what needs to happen next in order to serve justice for Khashoggi.

Listen 👉 https://t.co/w8sHMhW5VS pic.twitter.com/pJvnq5rQN8

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) March 3, 2021

Journalist Hussein Al-Ghawi revealed Callamard’s relations with the Brotherhood through a post on Twitter, as he said that she was a lawyer for Tariq Ramadan, the grandson of the Brotherhood’s founder and accused of raping five girls in France.

الأمينة العامة الجديدة للمنظمة هي أنيس كالامار :
كانت محامية لطارق رمضان حفيد مؤسس الاخوان والمتهم بإغتصاب خمس فتيات في فرنسا .
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المسؤولة الجديدة للمنظمة في الشرق الأوسط هبة مورايف :
تم فصلها من منظمة هيومن رايس ووتش بعد تحريفها لشهادة شاهد عيان في فض رابعة .1️⃣ https://t.co/93q2ahsfRP pic.twitter.com/RkFlAXbinQ

— حسين الغاوي (@halgawi) September 27, 2021

It is worth noting that Callamard has many controversial opinions, including her writing a report condemning the killing of Qasem Soleimani, the former commander of the Quds Force in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, who was killed in a US airstrike at Baghdad airport, what prompted the Pentagon responded that Soleimani was “planning terrorist attacks against American and other States before his targeting.”

Finally, observers are wondering when Qatar will stop plotting against Saudi Arabia and its security, despite all the concessions made by the Kingdom to accommodate Qatari arrogance.