Ahmad Shaheed; a US or human rights representative?

Although to avoid the politicization of human rights issues, UN Human Rights Council would examine the issue, but Ahmad Shaheed’s report has proved the contrary.
In his new report on Iran’s human rights record, Ahmad Shaheed has pointed to capital punishments, torture, elections, and ethnic and religious minority rights in Iran, but the fourth report had not had something new compared to the previous 3 other reports, except baseless accusations against Iran.

46-years-old Ahmad Shaheed, having been serving as Maldives’ Foreign Minister in two different times, and who received the Democrat Muslim Award by Center for Islamic Studies and Democracy an American think tank in Washington in 2009, actually for his role in ‘opening new windows to reason, democracy and human rights in Maldives and southern Asia.

* Ahmad Shaheed; an anti-Islam Muslim

Ahmad Shaheed was awarded the prize by the American think tank, while he, as a Muslim, believes that the law of Islamic punishment is violation of human rights. So, not surprising that American welcome such a personality with such a record of being Muslim, which supported him and selected him as UN special rapporteur of Iran’s human rights record?

His reports views Iran events from the angle of Israel and Western countries’ interests. For example, claims on torturing and capital punishment in Iran’s prisons, have been one of the West’s and their regional allies’ traditional pretexts to mount propagandist pressures against Islamic Republic of Iran, while those who are executed, had not had any political convictions, but their crimes were murder, felony, drug trafficking, and rape.

Their personal information and their convictions have been transparently publicized inside and outside country.