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Watch: A historic moment at the UN Human Rights Council as Saudi Arabia, which at the time was the head of the Human Rights Council, tried to silence a Human rights activist exposing the brutal violation of human rights in the Arab world under Sharia blasphemy law.
The video below was posted on YouTube with the following description:
"Saudi Arabia tries, three times, to stop Center For Inquiry representative Josephine Macintosh from delivering a statement critical of their repeated assaults on freedom of religion, belief, and expression at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland on June 23, 2014."
In 2012 Saudi writer and activist Raif Badawi was imprisoned for advocating liberalism and secularism, and for “insulting Islam”.
He was sentenced to 1,000 lashes and 10 years in prison - No one seems to care about the Crimes against humanity committed in Saudi Arabia, not even the UN.
The video below was posted on YouTube with the following description:
"Saudi Arabia tries, three times, to stop Center For Inquiry representative Josephine Macintosh from delivering a statement critical of their repeated assaults on freedom of religion, belief, and expression at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland on June 23, 2014."
In 2012 Saudi writer and activist Raif Badawi was imprisoned for advocating liberalism and secularism, and for “insulting Islam”.
He was sentenced to 1,000 lashes and 10 years in prison - No one seems to care about the Crimes against humanity committed in Saudi Arabia, not even the UN.
