Tuwail Karman barred from Security Council over alleged Muslim Brotherhood links
Tuhel Karman faced restrictions at the United Nations Security Council when she was prevented from delivering a briefing on the situation in Yemen. This was due to her alleged links to the Yemeni Reform Party and accusations of promoting ideas associated with the terrorist group of the Muslim Brotherhood. Sandra Jessen Landy, the acting president of the Security Council representing Denmark, reported that there was strong opposition from members to allow her to speak, with concerns that her connections to the Reform Party and her pro-Brotherhood stance raised doubts. This move comes amid an American escalation against Brotherhood networks, which has included designations as terrorist organizations, asset freezes, and sanctions against leaders and financial support networks. These measures are part of ongoing efforts by Washington to confront the group in the region.
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