UN Rights Council Ends Session by Slamming Israel Again
PRESS RELEASE Geneva, December 8, 2006 — In the final day of its third regular session, the UN Human Rights Council condemned Israel twice, bringing its
December 8, 2006
Antisemitism
UN Rights Representative in New York Compares Israel to Iran
PRESS RELEASE But Report Released Today by Racism Expert Says Ahmadinejad’s Statements are “Manifestation of Anti-Semitism” Plus: See Below for Summary and Analysis of Today’s Human
September 18, 2006
U.N. Racism Panel Targets Israel
PRESS RELEASE Geneva, August 3, 2006 – UN Watch today condemned the U.N.’s racism panel for suspending its work to hold a special session on “the humanitarian crisis
August 3, 2006
Issue 136: Diplomatic Conference Will Vote on Admitting Magen David Adom into the Red Cross
An international injustice that has persisted for decades may soon come to an end. On December 5th and 6th, here in Geneva, a Diplomatic Conference
November 23, 2005
Issue 128: How the UN Can Help Fight Anti-Semitism
The following editorial was published in todays edition of Canada’s National Post. How the UN Can Help Fight Anti-Semitism Hillel C. Neuer For the first
January 26, 2005
Issue 66: UN Leaders Condemn the Terrorist Attacks on New York and Washington, DC
UN leaders issued strong condemnations of the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, DC. Analysis: Following the terror assaults in New York and Washington,
September 20, 2001
Antisemitism
AP cites UN Watch: “Heavy security precautions taken for UN racism conference in South Africa”
August 28, 2001 Tuesday JOHANNESBURG (AP) As part of tight security preparations, South African authorities will declare a no-fly zone over the sprawling convention centre
August 28, 2001
Issue 62: The 57th Commission on Human Rights
The 57th Commission on Human Rights is currently taking place in Geneva, with its traditional disproportionate focus on the Middle East conflict even more accentuated
April 4, 2001
Issue 59: Report of the fact-finding mission by the High Commissioner for Human Rights
News: The High Commissioner for Human Rights Mary Robinson has just issued a report on her ‘fact-finding’ mission to the Middle East, which was one-sided
December 6, 2000
Issue 56: The One-Sided Special Session of the Commission on Human Rights
A Special Session of the UN Commission on Human Rights met in Geneva last week. After two days of largely one-sided debate, a resolution was
October 25, 2000
Issue 27: NATO’s use of force in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
On the final day of the UN Commission on Human Rights, Mary Robinson, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, criticized NATO’s use of force
May 12, 1999
Issue 24: Human rights as a necessary element for economic stability and the prevention of armed conflict
The 55th Session of the UN Commission on Human Rights opened in Geneva on Monday with the election of Irish Ambassador Anne Anderson as Chairman.
March 24, 1999