Why did India accuse Honorable Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, as an ISI agent after he exposed the Indian brutalities in Kashmir?

Did you realize that “Honorable” Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein is actually a vile, corrupt and dishonorable man?


Shocked? Let’s have a look at some of his past adventures.

Incident 1

This man is Anders Kompass, a UNHCR field operative. Kompass leaked a confidential U.N. report to French authorities alleging that 14 French soldiers assigned to a peacekeeping force in the Central African Republic raped and sodomized a number of children between eight and 15 years of age. Guess how he was rewarded for his bravery? Kompass was suspended as director of field operations in April 2015. Al Hussein accused Kompass of "leaking the report… and requested his resignation. When Kompass refused, Al Hussein demanded that he be investigated".

Zeid Al-Hussein covered up the widespread sexual violence perpetrated by UN aid workers which took place under his watch. When a whistleblower leaked the details of wrongdoings to the world, he was suspended by Al-Hussein.

Incident 2

In May 2017, the UN rights chief told Uzbekistan to "go easy" in its fight against Islamic terrorism. Hundreds of Ubzbek nationals had joined the Islamic State and Uzbekistan was left fighting a grim battle against Islamist radicalisation — a rising spectre across Central Asia. The UN human rights chief — an apparent subscriber of the discredited correlation between resentment and terrorism — urged Uzbekistan to avoid “repressive policies” in its fight against Islamist terrorism.

Apparently has a soft corner for Islamic terrorism and tells the world to “go easy” on Islamic terrorists.

Interestingly, this idiot himself comes from a Islamic country called Jordan which has repeatedly voted in the UN to criminalize “defamation of religion”. During Al Hussein's periods as Jordan's ambassador to the UN, Jordan voted in favor of the resolutions of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation on "combating defamation of religion" when they were introduced at the UN General Assembly as part of the campaign to implement a global blasphemy ban under human rights law. This “law” could have been essentially used to utilize human rights into a weapon against religious dissent and right to criticize a religion. The UN human rights chief has never made it unequivocal that the right to criticize religion is an essential part of freedom of expression, which in turn is an inalienable human right.

You see, UNHCR is itself an organisation that is essentially a butt of jokes. In 2014, Iran, one of the most repressive countries for women in the world, which itself has a terrible record of women rights won seats on five subcommittees of the UN Economic and Social Council earlier this week, including one to the Commission on the Status of Women — a body tasked with pressing for women’s rights around the world. In 2017, Saudi Arabia was voted on to the UN women’s rights commission in a "secret ballot". It will now serve a four-year term on the UN Commission on the Status of Women, which claims to be dedicated to the "promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of women".

Countries like Iran, where you can be hanged till death if you resist rape and Saudi Arabia, where women can’t marry, divorce, travel, get a job or have elective surgery without permission from their male guardians, retain custody of their children in a divorce, apply for a national identification card or passport without the permission of a male guardian, get a fair hearing in court or receive an equal inheritance are tasked to safeguard rights of women in this world.

Do I need to say anything more to prove that UNHCR is just another toothless bunch of Islamic hypocrites?

Let alone what India says, in the references below, you can find a confession itself of a Paki Imam residing in Canada who claims to be in “constant touch” with al-Hussein while he was compiling the Kashmir report.

You tell me, how can a Paki Imam living in Canada advise the UNHCR of what is happening in Kashmir?

This guy is nothing but a vengeful morally bankrupt man who also happens to be a Islamic terrorist sympathizer. Reports compiled by him and his sham organisation must end up in dustbins, rightfully where they belong.

Do you really think we’ll take lectures from people like him on issues like human rights?

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