
Neuer's Open Letter to Ban Ki-moon on Terrorism & "Human Nature"
Dear Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Tomorrow when you attend synagogue to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day—after two weeks when you singled out Israel at the Security

Dear Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Tomorrow when you attend synagogue to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day—after two weeks when you singled out Israel at the Security

“Do Not Spread A False Report”: Open Letter to U.N. Chief Ban Ki-Moon Ahead of His Synagogue Visit An open letter by UN Watch Executive

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In tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, UN Watch invites its readers to listen to Reverend King’s “I Have A Dream” speech from 1963

Faisal Hassan Trad, Saudi Arabia’s representative on the UN Human Rights Council, thanked the members for “their trust,” in what was his final letter as 2015

TOP 5 BEST UN WATCH VIDEOS OF 2015 5. Cuba calls to “eliminate” UN Watch speech showing Israeli elections as lesson for dictatorships March 2015: When

Sudan, whose leader is wanted for genocide in Darfur, is itself a victim of human rights violations, according to an official of the UN Human Rights

Hypocrisy reached new heights in March 2015 when the UN Human Rights Council appointed Idriss Jazairy as one of its human rights monitors – this is the

In response to calls by UN Watch and other human rights groups for the UN Human Rights Council to expel Burundi — which is scheduled

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UN Watch’s call on U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power to take action after UNRWA tried to use Christmas for partisan political ends has been widely shared

UN Admits: UNRWA Employees Suspended In October, in an unprecedented acknowledgment of wrongdoing, UNRWA—after first urging journalists to ignore UN Watch reports of incitement—was forced