The UN’s Human Rights Council Has A Hidden Hybrid War Agenda By Andrew Korybko for Ethiopian Citizen
GNN Note – If you’re not watching what China is doing in Africa – all across the continent it might be time to take a look. What’s happening is on a scale that’s difficult to get your head around. This is merely one tiny piece. / END
The reason for redundantly establishing a new probe is to discredit the existing one. It’s also meant to signal the West’s continued influence over supposedly neutral international bodies in spite of that bloc’s gradual decline over the past decade. The message being conveyed is that the US and its allies have successfully hijacked the Human Rights Council in order to weaponize it against Ethiopia.
The UN has once again been weaponized for Hybrid War purposes by Western countries after its Human Rights Council voted against the will of all its African members to open up a probe into alleged abuses in Ethiopia. That targeted country’s permanent representative to the UN condemned this move as neo-colonialist while the Russian one described it as counterproductive and against the principle of “African solutions to African problems”. It’s clear that there’s an ulterior motive at play since the Ethiopian government already cooperates with a similar such probe that was created earlier this year.
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The reason for redundantly establishing a new probe is to discredit the existing one. It’s also meant to signal the West’s continued influence over supposedly neutral international bodies in spite of that bloc’s gradual decline over the past decade. The message being conveyed is that the US and its allies have successfully hijacked the Human Rights Council in order to weaponize it against Ethiopia. This is being done not only to keep alive the false claims of its government allegedly carrying out ethnic cleansing and even genocide in Tigray, but to deter investment into that country’s economy after the war finally ends.
