Iran’s Ahmadinejad Criticized in Human Rights Council
PRESS RELEASE Egypt and African States urge council to abolish monitor on Sudan Geneva, Sept. 24, 2007 — On the day President Ahmadinejad addressed the
September 24, 2007
PRESS RELEASE Egypt and African States urge council to abolish monitor on Sudan Geneva, Sept. 24, 2007 — On the day President Ahmadinejad addressed the
“Islam is ready to rule world.” “Iran executes minors, discriminates against women, persecutes minorities.” “By the grace of Allah, we will be a nuclear power.”
Egyptian ambassador interrupts UN Watch speech on biased agenda Geneva, Sept. 20, 2007 — Today the UN Human Rights Council launched a new agenda item singling out
PRESS RELEASE UN Watch calls on UN and European leaders to convert propaganda budget into “ploughshares of hope” Geneva, Aug. 30, 2007 — A conference organized today
New Video: UN Human Rights Council Members—In Their Own Words At its recent June 2007 session, the UN Human Rights Council concluded its lengthy reform
PRESS RELEASE Canada ignored, Israel censured, Darfur atrocities dismissed Geneva, June 20, 2007 — Confusion, old habits and a new sense of lawlessness continued to plague the
Dictators Fidel Castro of Cuba and Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus will be celebrating the UN Human Rights Council’s likely adoption tomorrow of a new reform
PRESS RELEASE Geneva, June 14, 2007 — UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s stance on Darfur has “dissipated pressure rather than building it,” according to an appeal published today
PRESS RELEASE Geneva, June 4, 2007 — A reform proposal released today by the UN’s top human rights body is a setback and a cause for alarm, while
Sunday’s New York Post featured the following book review by UN Watch executive director Hillel Neuer. DEAF & DUMB ON DARFUR By HILLEL NEUER May
PRESS RELEASE Existing violators incude China, Cuba, Russia and Saudi Arabia Geneva, May 17, 2007 — After a year of failed reforms and disappointment at
At a briefing held at UN Headquarters in New York, UN Watch this week published a new report, Dawn of A New Era?, assessing the UN