[View the story “Tripoli Trifecta: Qaddafi, Chavez & Jean Ziegler” on Storify]
Activists slam U.N. Human Rights Council tribute to Chavez Above: UN Human Rights Council holds minute of silence for dead tyrant Hugo Chavez, March 6,
UN Watch led the campaign against Venezuela’s election to the UNHRC, brought Chavez victims to testify in the council, and organized the draft UN resolution
PRESS RELEASE UN Watch led the campaign against Venezuela’s election to the UNHRC, brought Chavez victims to testify in the council, and organized the draft
March 6, 2013 CNS News By Patrick Goodenough The U.N. Human Rights Council was criticized Wednesday for holding a minute of silence to honor Venezuelan
PRESS RELEASE Coalition from 19 countries including US, France, UK, Canada, Switzerland, Bahrain, Guinea, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Somalia, Uganda GENEVA, Nov. 12, 2012 — Forty
PRESS RELEASE Rights groups protest sure win by Pakistan, Venezuela, Kazakhstan, Cote d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Gabon, and UAE NEW YORK, Nov. 12 — At around 11:30
Hugo Chavez is about to win a second election in one month’s time for a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council — and his
UN Watch sounded the alarm, filed legal protest, submitted appeal by 30 rights groups to 193 countries, organized online petition sending 3,000 messages to Sudanese
Video: the heated 11-minute exchange begins at minute 27:20. Cuba, China, Russia and Pakistan interrupted the following speech today in the UN Human Rights Council
Video: the heated 11-minute exchange begins at minute 27:20. Cuba, China, Russia and Pakistan interrupted the following speech today in the UN Human Rights Council
Speaking on behalf of UN Watch, Venezuelan exile Eligio Cedeno, a former political prisoner and prominent businessman, delivered the following speech today before the U.N.
UN Watch is a non-profit organization dedicated to holding the United Nations accountable to its founding principles. UN Watch is funded entirely by charitable donations