When Human Rights Becomes An Easy Way To Get To Each Other

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Allegations over violation of human rights is fast becoming an easy way for nations to get back at each other


For representational purpose only
(Borrowed from the Devpolicy website) 


It is like an eye-for-eye and tooth-for-tooth when America passed a resolution against China’s human rights abuses in Hong Kong. Simultaneously, China has responded back by trying to defame the US for assassination of the Iranian scientist. But the US is not feeling sorry for its in-your-face kind of behavior, each and every time.

There are doubts if elect President Joe Biden can actually reverse the damage done by the Trump administration. There is no denying that China is to be blamed for its atrocious autocratic stand against Hong Kong residents and then minority Chinese Muslim community aswell.  

The new way to get back at each other seems to be the human rights angles. As US points a finger at China and tries to defame it further, Iran is already planning to assassinate an Iranian-Swedish research scholar.

This is the way that Iran arm-twists the world. According to Amnesty International, the charges against Ahmadreza Djalali the Swedish scholar are unfounded. Though Sweden has spoken to Iran about his case, Iran does not seem to be the mood to understand it will be killing an innocent man. His execution is deemed any time this week.

People’s lives are hanging by loose strings,that are being pulled by political upheavals amongst nations. The most notorious remains Iran, China, Turkey, and US that continues to play ball with the lives of innocent people. 

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