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Headquartered next to the UN human rights apparatus in Geneva, UN Watch works with civil society, dissidents and victims to focus international attention on urgent human rights situations worldwide.
UN Watch stands at the forefront in combating racism, antisemitism and anti-Israeli prejudice at the UN, taking the offensive against dictatorships and double standards.
Monitor the UN by the yardstick of its own charter
Combat antisemitism & anti-Israel bias at the UN
Protect human rights for victims worldwide
Diplomacy : Advocacy at highest levels or government to effect change at the decision-making level.
UN Testimony : Deliver high-impact testimony before UN sessions to capture global attention
Publications : Publish detailed reports, studies and in-depth research, and present them at parliaments and prestigious universities, to demand UN reform
Campaigns : Achieve international condemnation of bigoted actions and statements through mainstream campaigns and social media
World Health Organization WHA 73rd Session, Committee B, 12 November 2020, Remarks by Ambassador Meirav Eilon Shahar, Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations &
GENEVA, November 13, 2020 — United Nations Watch is pleased to announce that Alan Secter has joined UN Watch as its North American Director of
Note: See full vote at the bottom GENEVA, November 12, 2020 — Deviating from its focus on the global response to the coronavirus pandemic, the annual
Today’s meeting of the 73rd World Health Assembly, in numerous speeches, a resolution and a report, singled out Israel alone as an alleged violator of
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