HRW accused of war crimes against Saudi Prince

HRW accused of war crimes against Saudi Prince

Human Rights Watch, a New York-based international human rights organization, accused the Saudi Arabian successor Prince Bin Salman of war crimes. The spokesman Ahmad Bin Shamsi urged the United Nations Security Council to take legal action and disciplinary action against Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman for war crimes in Yemen. He said the responsibility of war crimes in Yemen falls on Saudi Defense Minister Mohammad bin Salman

The Daily Guardian, published from Britain, also recently described the report as a master plan for bloodshed in Yemen in Saudi Arabia. It also has been written in the past few months that the situation in the Middle East will be even worse if Defense Minister Mohammad bin Salman occupies Saudi Arabia's supreme power or the position of the king. Even Saudi Arabia's consequences would not be good due to Salman's actions.

According to many political analysts, Saudi Arabia's regime has emerged as a formidable dictatorial after Mohammad bin Salman became the Defense Minister, and an inhaling situation was created. Saudi Arabia's policy intervention in foreign affairs also The country is currently working with a very aggressive attitude compared to any earlier time. Nothing has been achieved except due to its wrong and aggressive foreign policy, and the situation in Saudi Arabia has been more shaky than before. In the meantime, the country has earned infamous war crimes and human rights abusers. In addition, Mohammed bin Salman is accused of removing all his rivals to clear the way for the post of the king.

In this situation, the International Human Rights Watch Human Rights Watch has called for the Saudi court to take legal action and disciplinary action against Muhammad bin Salman for war crimes in Yemen.