Turkey's Erdogan to UN Conference: "Zionism is Crime Against Humanity"
PRESS RELEASE Ban Ki-moon Stayed Silent, Must Speak Out Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan (podium, right) and Ban Ki-moon (seated second from left) GENEVA, Feb. 28
PRESS RELEASE Ban Ki-moon Stayed Silent, Must Speak Out Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan (podium, right) and Ban Ki-moon (seated second from left) GENEVA, Feb. 28
PRESS RELEASE GENEVA, Feb. 25 – The time has come for the UN’s highest body on human rights to move from rhetoric to concrete action,
PRESS RELEASE See full conference program below GENEVA, Feb. 19 – In a rare development, the daughter of a famous Cuban dissident who was recently
Famous Survivors of North Korean Concentration Camps to Headline Geneva Rights Summit Next Tuesday, Feb. 19 North Korean camp survivor Shin Dong-Hyuk, subject of the
PRESS RELEASE GENEVA, January 18 – UN Watch and its Board are proud to congratulate Chair Alfred H. Moses upon being bestowed with Georgetown University’s
Georgetown University Bestows Highest Honor on Chair of UN Watch GENEVA, January 15 – UN Watch and its Board are proud to congratulate Chair Alfred
PRESS RELEASE TAHRIR SQUARE HERO MAIKEL NABIL WAS RELEASED FROM PRISON IN JANUARY AFTER MILLIONS JOINED ‘FREE MAIKEL’ TWITTER CAMPAIGN GENEVA, Dec. 23 – As

PRESS RELEASE GENEVA, Dec. 20 – Today the U.N. General Assembly adopted its annual resolutions on the human rights situations in Iran, Syria, North Korea
PRESS RELEASE GENEVA, Dec. 18 – Women’s rights activist Mukhtar Mai, who made world headlines when she was gang raped as a “punishment” ordered by
Despite massive abuses by its military recently committed during a brutal crackdown, Côte d’Ivoire has just been elected by the UN to serve as Vice-Chair
Today: New York Times Article on UN Watch Conference From THE NEW YORK TIMES website November 12, 2012 Voting for U.N. Rights Council Puts Focus
For presentation at United Nations Headquarters, New York, Nov. 8, 2012 Executive Summary This report evaluates the countries that have submitted candidacies for the Nov.