US implies international community should ignore ‘overlapping’ UN rights council flotilla probe
Today’s statement below from the U.S. implies that the UN Human Rights Council probe on the flotilla — established on June 2nd, its members named on
Today’s statement below from the U.S. implies that the UN Human Rights Council probe on the flotilla — established on June 2nd, its members named on
UN Goldstone probe head is ‘biased’ By Toby Axelrod The Jewish Chronicle July 29, 2010 German judge Christian Tomuschat is facing increased pressure to step
Jerusalem unlikely to cooperate with UNHRC By TOVAH LAZAROFF, HERB KEINON AND JORDANA HORN 25/07/2010 Israel is unlikely to cooperate with the UN Human Rights
Geneva, July 23 – After nearly two months where no credible figure would take the job, the UN Human Rights Council today named three commissioners to its inquiry
PRESS RELEASE Backgrounder on HRC Resolution 14/1 Geneva, July 23 – The UN Human Rights Council today named commissioners to its inquiry on Israeli actions during the May 31
PRESS RELEASE Geneva, July 22 — An international coalition of 38 human rights groups called on the United Nations today to investigate allegations that the Chinese government committed gross
Backgrounder on HRC Resolution 14/1 Geneva, July 7 – The UN Human Rights Council is reportedly naming commissioners to its inquiry on Israeli actions during the
While attention has been focused on a probe sought by U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon into Israel’s actions in the May 31 flotilla incident, few bother
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO UN Human Rights Council, 14th Session Debate on Racism, 16 June 2010 Pakistan for the Islamic Group: The intellectual climate in the
Geneva, June 23 – As the Geneva-based non-governmental organization UN Watch warned last week, controversial ex-Sandinista Miguel d’Escoto is already abusing his new mandate as
Geneva, June 23 – As the Geneva-based non-governmental organization UN Watch warned last week, controversial ex-Sandinista Miguel d’Escoto is already abusing his new mandate as
On Friday, the UN Human Rights Council appointed ex-Sandinista Miguel d’Escoto Brockman to its 18-member advisory panel. Despite UN Watch’s warning that the incendiary politician would abuse his