Jennifer Lopez pulled up on singing for Turkmen President

Los Angeles: Singer Jennifer Lopez, who is being criticized for singing for Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow in his home country, would not have done thus were she tuned in to human rights problems within the Central Asian country.

Lopez, on weekday, Saints Peter and Paul herb 'Happy Birthday' for the 56-year-old leader, who has AN oppressive record of human rights violations. The singer's performance was criticized by the non-profit Human Rights Foundation according.

Lopez's performance was a part of a concert sponsored by "China National crude Corporation, that was conferred to their native executives in Turkmen. it absolutely was not a government sponsored event or political in nature," an announcement issued on behalf of Lopez same.

"The event was vetted by her representatives. Had there been data of human rights problems with any kind, Jennifer wouldn't have attended," it added.

The 'Happy Birthday' part came when "the China National Petroleum Corporation created a final minute birthday acknowledgment request before Jennifer taking the stage," the statement same.