Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, a UN body and the Association of Genocide Scholars are described by major media outlets as home to “world’s top scholars,” even though any random non‑academic can pay a simple entry fee and become a member
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Standing
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What bears on it
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Voices
- New York Post independent hedged
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What the documents actually said
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- Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, a UN body and the Association of Genocide Scholars are described by major media outlets as home to “world’s top…
It’s Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, or some UN body, along with bogus “expert” organizations such as the Association of Genocide Scholars — habitually described by major media outlets as home to “world’s top scholars,” even though any random nonacademic can pay a simple entry fee and become a member.
Sources
Who and what it involves
- Amnesty International
- Human Rights Watch
- UN under-secretary-general for humanitarian affairs
- Association of Genocide Scholars
Origin: extracted from Evidence doesn't point to a genocide in Gaza — despite all of the rage · 2026-09-09 06:27