
Issue 429: Top Rights Prize Nominee Supports Killing Israelis
Top Rights Prize Nominee Supports Killing Israelis Human Rights Watch must cancel nomination of terror supporter Mona Seif GENEVA, April 30, 2013 – A jury

Top Rights Prize Nominee Supports Killing Israelis Human Rights Watch must cancel nomination of terror supporter Mona Seif GENEVA, April 30, 2013 – A jury

UN Watch & Egyptian rights activists urge global human rights prize to cancel nomination of Mona Seif for advocating violence against civilians Amr Bakly: “The Martin

PRESS RELEASE UN Watch urges event to be canceled after Falk was condemned worldwide GENEVA, April 28, 2013 – A famous San Francisco tech finance pioneer is being

PRESS RELEASE UN Watch: Ban Ki-moon denounced marginal figures insulting Islam, but won’t condemn own official insulting American dead and wounded GENEVA, April 23, 2013

PRESS RELEASE UN Watch urges Paris, London, Berlin & Brussels to show solidarity with US victims GENEVA, April 23, 2013 – Geneva-based monitoring group UN

PRESS RELEASE UN Watch letter to UNESCO chief and EU’s Catherine Ashton demands urgent action at current executive board session in Paris GENEVA, Apr. 15 –

PRESS RELEASE UN Watch welcomes U.S. condemnation of Syria’s membership on UNESCO rights panel meeting today and tomorrow, urges EU, France, UK, Germany to speak out

PRESS RELEASE Garry Kasparov to Receive UN Watch Prize at League of Nations Hall in Geneva GENEVA, April 8 – One day after Russian President Vladimir

PRESS RELEASE GENEVA, March 18, 2013 – Nobel Peace Laureate David Trimble, member of the British House of Lords, will be taking the floor shortly

PRESS RELEASE Surreal UN text ignores mass atrocities of Assad regime, demands Israel hand control of Golan to merciless Syrian army GENEVA, March 14 –

Communist regime lashes out, accuses UN Watch of being “paid for and financed by the U.S government,” says it “lacks credibility and legitimacy” • The Washington Post editorial

PRESS RELEASE EU must also speak out, as did UN’s Ban Ki-moon and U.S. Secretary of State Kerry Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan (podium, right) and Ban