Leaked cables: Saudi Arabia & Russia traded votes for UNHRC seats
By Hillel Neuer Now in its 29th session, we are asked by many to believe that the UN Human Rights Council is a serious, effective
June 21, 2015
By Hillel Neuer Now in its 29th session, we are asked by many to believe that the UN Human Rights Council is a serious, effective
Alternative Reports Challenge U.N. Gaza Probe The report on Gaza by a group of global military leaders, publicized by UN Watch on Friday, became the top story in Israel. The formal
The report on Gaza by a group of global military leaders, publicized by UN Watch on Friday, became the top story in Israel. The formal debate will take
Testimony today by UN Watch Executive Director before the 29th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council. Thank you, Mr. President. The High Commissioner
Key preliminary findings on the 2014 Gaza Conflict by a high level international military group as submitted to the UN Human Rights Council’s Commission of Inquiry, which
Israel showed care in a just Gaza war The Australian, June 1o, 2015 By Major-General Jim Molan (Ret.) We sat in the Israeli kibbutz 800m from the
Was the alleged typo in our viral headline “Saudi Lose Bid to Behead of UN Human Rights Council” intentional, or not? Autocorrect will do just the darnedest things when the
Following UN Watch’s protest campaign, Saudi Arabia has failed in its bid to be head of the UN Human Rights Council next year, reports the
Following UN Watch’s protest campaign, Saudi Arabia has failed in its bid to be head of the UN Human Rights Council next year, reports the Tribune de
PRESS RELEASE June 9, 2015 – As Venezuela’s citizens scrounge for food, with hundreds desperately waiting in long lines only to reach empty store shelves, the Maduro government was
June 9, 2015 – As Venezuela’s citizens scrounge for food, with hundreds desperately waiting in long lines only to reach empty store shelves, the Maduro government was recognized yesterday
Pressure caused Saudi representative to backtracked, yet tensions remain Translated from Tribune de Genève, June 8, 2015 By Alain Jourdan Facing with an outcry over its