What Abu Bluff has learned from Sarah Leah Whitson

When 'Human Rights Watch' needed some cash two years ago, Middle East and North Africa director Sarah Leah Whitson went to 'our friends the Saudis,' and urged them to contribute money to help 'Human Rights Watch' to battle 'pro-Israel pressure groups in the US, the European Union and the United Nations.'

Now, 'moderate' 'Palestinian' President Mahmoud Abbas Abu Mazen has taken a page out

'Human Rights Watch' too busy trying to destroy Israel to help Syria

Syrian opposition activists are laying their lives on the line trying to topple the Assad regime. But don't look for 'Human Rights Watch' to help them out. They're too busy trying to destroy Israel. In Syria, HRW’s inadequacy is not new. Last July, HRW published a report titled “A Wasted Decade,” covering ten years of research on human rights violations in Syria in just 35 pages. The thinness

Don't look for 'Human Rights Watch' to protest

Don't look for 'Human Rights Watch' to protest against it, but Saudi Arabia has proposed a law that would mandate jail time for criticizing the King, essentially squelching all dissent in the Islamic kingdom. The law would allow prisoners to be held without trial, and trials and appeals to be held secretly, Saudi and international rights advocates said. It would also grant the Interior Ministry