
2010 UN Watch Report and Scorecard With Recommendations for U.S. Government Action
Click here for PDF of full report Summary of Key Findings Recommendations to U.S. Government SUMMARY OF KEY FINDINGS Only 13 of 47 HRC Members Voted

Click here for PDF of full report Summary of Key Findings Recommendations to U.S. Government SUMMARY OF KEY FINDINGS Only 13 of 47 HRC Members Voted

For the first time in the history of the UN Human Rights Council, the Palestinians are requesting to delay a UN report on Palestinian rights,

GENEVA, February 15, 2010 – Following Iran’s review today by the UN Human Rights Council (click here for summary and full transcript), Geneva-based human rights group UN

GENEVA, February 15, 2010 – Following Iran’s review today by the UN Human Rights Council (click here for summary and full transcript), Geneva-based human rights group UN

Iran’s record was reviewed today by the 47-nation UN Human Rights Council, under its quadrennial Universal Periodic Review (UPR) procedure. Click here for UN Watch’s full

PRESS RELEASE Summary and Full Transcript of Today’s UN Debate on Iran GENEVA, February 15, 2010 — Following Iran’s review today by the UN Human Rights Council

If Eleanor Roosevelt presided over the UN Human Rights Commission in its founding years, who are the illustrative figures of its successor body, the Human

PRESS RELEASE UN Watch Lauds U.S. Role, Calls on U.N. to Lift Remaining Barriers GENEVA, January 27, 2010 – After decades of exclusion, Israel was

PRESS RELEASE GENEVA, January 27, 2010 — Today’s urgent meeting of the UN Human Rights Council regarding Haiti is “a harmful waste of the organization’s precious time, resources,

Today’s urgent meeting of the UN Human Rights Council regarding Haiti is “a harmful waste of the organization’s precious time, resources, and moral capital,” said
First Time: Israel Allowed into UN Human Rights Caucus UN Rights Council’s Haiti Parley Deflects From Violations in Iran, China Plus: Chart of all previous

PRESS RELEASE GENEVA, January 25, 2010 — Today’s decision by the UN’s 47-nation Human Rights Council to convene a special session on Haiti this Wednesday is “a harmful waste