Kyodo News Service Aug. 2, 2011 Twenty-eight human rights groups led by the Geneva-based nongovernmental organization U.N. Watch urged North Korea on Tuesday to hand over
GENEVA – A North Korean defector and 28 advocacy groups led by the Geneva-based UN Watch today urged nations to protest Pyongyang’s chairmanship of the
Canada and North Korea attacked each other in a UN debate yesterday, after Ottawa objected to Pyongyang’s presidency this month of the UN’s arms control
UN Watch to organize protest of North Korea’s presidency outside August session in Geneva GENEVA — In advance of the expected announcement today by Canadian Foreign
GENEVA, July 1 – UN Watch thanked Canada for being the first nation to answer its call to protest North Korea’s new presidency of the
GENEVA — UN Watch thanked Canada today for being first in the world to answer its call on UN member states to protest North Korea’s
UN Watch salutes the government of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper for being first in the world to answer our call and protest North Korea’s
UN Watch salutes the government of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper for being first in the world to answer our call and protest North Korea’s
PRESS RELEASE GENEVA — UN Watch thanked Canada today for being first in the world to answer its call on UN member states to protest
GENEVA — A Geneva-based human rights group today called on the US and the EU to strongly protest the U.N.’s appointment of North Korea as
PRESS RELEASE GENEVA — A Geneva-based human rights group today called on the US and the EU to strongly protest the U.N.’s appointment of North
North Korea, under fire for its own nuclear programme, took the helm of the Conference on Disarmament for the first time on Thursday to a
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