UN Urged to Bar Maat for Peace Over UAE Lobbying Links | Investigative Report

In a new development, NGO Report has filed an urgent appeal to the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC), the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), and the ECOSOC Committee on NGOs, demanding the suspension of Maat for Peace, Development and Human Rights from the upcoming 66th Human Rights Council Session in September.

Although Maat presents itself as a champion of peace, development, and human rights, investigative findings expose troubling connections to UAE lobbying networks. Evidence suggests that the organization functions as a proxy for the United Arab Emirates, advancing partisan political objectives at the expense of UN neutrality.

Key Allegations Against Maat:

Systematic promotion of UAE foreign policy narratives.

Targeted campaigns against states such as Qatar and Turkey.

Silence on UAE’s documented abuses in Yemen and Libya.

Founder Ayman Aqeel linked to financial compensation and directives from UAE intelligence.

Involvement in disinformation campaigns, politicized UN events, and collaborations with individuals convicted of fraud.

Financial flows raising concerns over money laundering and undue influence.

NGO Report calls on the UN to:

Bar Maat’s participation in the 66th Session of the Human Rights Council.

Launch an independent investigation into its funding and activities.

Review its accreditation under ECOSOC Resolution 1996/31.

This investigative report highlights the urgent need to protect the independence of UN human rights mechanisms and prevent the misuse of consultative status by state-driven proxies.

Stay tuned for more deep-dive investigations into NGOs, lobbying, and international human rights manipulation.

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