UN Watch in the News Leader Post April 24, 2009 Prime Minister Stephen Harper should enjoy the moment. Rarely does public life offer as perfect an
While Iran and several Arab delgations used the Durban II conference to condemn Israel as the world’s foremost racist state, pro-Israel events held on the sidelines
Testimony at the UN In a moment that will encapsulate the disappointment of many human rights activists attending the Durban 2 conference, Iran’s delegate interrupted UN
At Tuesday’s high level segment of the Durban Review Conference, Qatar, Indonesia, Libya, Yemen, Syria, Sudan, Palestine and Cuba all highlighted “the plight of the
At Tuesday’s high level segment of the Durban Review Conference, Qatar, Indonesia, Libya, Yemen, Syria, Sudan, Palestine and Cuba all highlighted “the plight of the
Towards the close of Tuesday’s high-level segment at the Durban Review Conference, Sudan‘s Deputy Justice Minister, Abdel Daiem Zumrawi gave a fiery speech, denouncing the
Speaking at the high-level segment of the Durban Review Conference on Tuesday, Cuba said that “in the industrialized countries you see racism most developed” and
Geneva, April 22, 2009, during week of the U.N.’s Durban Review Conference (Durban II) Ignored by the U.N.’s Durban II event, leading voices in the battle
Speaking at the high-level segment of the Durban Review Conference today, Syrian Foreign Minister Dr. Faysal Mekdad said that the purpose of Durban II is
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Just moments before Iranian President Ahmadinejad was set to address the Durban Review Conference today, another gathering in the Palais des Nations challenged the U.N.
On April 20, 2009, the day that Iranian President Ahmadinejad opened the U.N.’s “Durban II” World Racism Conference, in which he mocked the Holocaust and
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