Issue 325: UNESCO elects Syria to human rights committees
UN Watch calls on UNESCO to reverse the decision Vote slammed by UNESCO director herself & Canada’s Foreign Minister GENEVA, Nov. 23 – UN Watch
UN Watch calls on UNESCO to reverse the decision Vote slammed by UNESCO director herself & Canada’s Foreign Minister GENEVA, Nov. 23 – UN Watch
PRESS RELEASE GENEVA, Nov. 21 – Following are quotes from Hillel Neuer, UN Watch executive director, on the UN General Assembly Third Committee votes Monday
PRESS RELEASE International Sponsors Should Pull Out GENEVA, Nov. 21 – As Western countries seek to have the UN condemn Iran for abusing human rights,
The UN General Assembly voted on Friday to end Libya’s suspension from the UN Human Rights Council. Chavez & Co. opposed the move, in a
GENEVA, Nov. 17– In an attempt to influence a UN resolution on Syrian abuses now being debated by member states, a coalition of 20 famous
PRESS RELEASE GENEVA, Nov. 17 – In an attempt to influence a UN resolution on Syrian abuses now being debated by member states, a coalition of
In a formal letter of protest handed in Paris to Israel’s ambassador to UNESCO last Wednesday, the agency complained about a cartoon published in the Israeli newspaper
In a letter of protest handed to Israel’s ambassador to UNESCO on Wednesday, the agency’s director general complained about a cartoon published in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz,
In response to Professor Alan Dershowitz’s New Republic critique, Richard Falk, the UN Human Rights Council’s permanent investigator of Israeli violations, has published a profane
PRESS RELEASE GENEVA, Nov. 8 – Following its National Post op-ed today criticizing McGill University for hosting a lecture next Monday by controversial U.N. figure Richard Falk, a Geneva-based
Below is UN Watch’s op-ed in today’s National Post of Canada. In addition, UN Watch also sent a letter today asking McGill University to formally
Below is an important New York Times op-ed published by Judge Richard Goldstone against the demonization of Israel. This follows his April retraction in the Washington Post of the core