
Issue 238: United Nations Testimony: UN Watch’s Hillel Neuer Confronts Syria over Blood Libel
Click Here to Watch Video (with optional French & Hebrew subtitles) UN Human Rights Council, Agenda Item 4 Debate on “Human Rights Situations Requiring the

Click Here to Watch Video (with optional French & Hebrew subtitles) UN Human Rights Council, Agenda Item 4 Debate on “Human Rights Situations Requiring the

PRESS RELEASE Geneva, June 10, 2010 — The Geneva-based UN Watch, a non-governmental human rights group, expressed disappointment today that it was removed from its top

PRESS RELEASE Syria: Israeli hatred teaches children to sing “With my teeth I will rip your flesh, with my mouth I will suck your blood”

Click here for video Geneva, June 8 — UN Watch is calling on the United Nations to condemn hateful and anti-Semitic remarks made today by

June 5, 2010 By Rex Murphy I don’t suppose the world needs to remember Rwanda to note how sluggish in the face of imminent

UN Watch in Today’s Miami Herald “Of the 40 resolutions issued by the U.N. Human Rights Council over the past four years, 33 have

GENEVA, June 2, 2010 – The U.N. Human Rights Council today adopted an Arab-sponsored resolution on the high seas Intifada that applied the same upside-down formula

PRESS RELEASE UN Watch: “Resolution sponsored by countries such as Iran, Libya and Sudan is political, designed to deflect attention from their own abuses” Geneva, June

Aznar: ‘Nuclear bomb in hands of ayatollahs poses threat to stability of whole world’ (full speech below) Dr. Massouda Jalal: ‘Women’s rights key to fighting

PRESS RELEASE Aznar: ‘Nuclear bomb in hands of ayatollahs poses threat to stability of whole world’ Dr. Massouda Jalal: ‘Women’s rights key to fighting extremism

UN Watch in Today’s Boston Globe: “UN Human Rights Council Turns Blind Eye to World’s Worst Abuses, Praises Perpetrators” Today’s Boston Globe features a letter to

Global Media Cite UN Watch Campaign Against Qaddafi The shock of Libya’s election to the UN Human Rights Council last Thursday continues to reverberate around