When Qatar, Pakistan, Congo, Afghanistan and Angola were elected yesterday to the UN’s highest human rights body, major news media turned to UN Watch for analysis and commentary.
U.N. Elects Qatar, Congo, Pakistan to Top Human Rights Body The U.N. General Assembly yesterday elected Qatar, Congo and Pakistan to its top human rights
Results of General Assembly’s election of fifteen members to the UNHRC October 16, 2017 African Group – 4 seats Country Votes Senegal
Pakistan should not have been elected to the UN Human Rights Council today, as it fails to meet the basic membership criteria. See full UN
CLICK HERE FOR NEW REPORT ON UNHRC CANDIDATES GENEVA, October 16, 2017 – Despite a recent pledge by a Dutch-led coalition of 47 nations, the U.N. today
In the UN Human Rights Council session which just concluded, UN Watch played a central role in critical debates. This week our newsletter will share
NEW YORK, Oct. 28, 2015 — Despite widespread criticism of their human rights records in a report presented yesterday, Venezuela, UAE, Burundi, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Kyrgyzstan, and
UN Watch Press Conference Opposed Election of Worst Abusers UN Watch held a press conference yesterday at UN headquarters, attended by CBS, New York
UN Watch Also Opposes Election of Ecuador, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Togo GENEVA, Oct. 25, 2015 — UN Watch today urged member states of the UN General
Issue 528 UN Watch’s Geneva rights summit draws world attention, spotlights Boko Haram, ISIS, China, Cuba, France, Iran, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Tibet, Turkey, Venezuela
Issue 518 Human Rights Day: “Please Don’t Abandon Me” GENEVA, Dec. 10 — Today, as the world marks the 66th anniversary of the Universal Declaration
PRESS RELEASE Elected to ECOSOC: Misogynistic Pakistan, slave-holding Mauritania, gay-bashing Uganda, repressive Zimbabwe Ban Ki-moon, Samantha Power, EU should condemn GENEVA, Oct. 30 – UN Watch today called on
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