Statements and Letters PDF Version The Honourable Louise Arbour High Commissioner for Human Rights UN Office Geneva 1211 Geneva 10 14 February 2008 Dear Madame
The Culture of Tyranny By Guest Contributors Nir Boms and Jonathan Spyer The ancient city of Damascus received another mark of recognition last week. Following
The Culture of Tyranny By Guest Contributors Nir Boms and Jonathan Spyer The ancient city of Damascus received another mark of recognition last week. Following
On January 30, 2008, the UN’s Jose Domingo Dougan-Beaca, head of the Anti-Discrimination Unit at the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR),
UN Watch in the News February 3, 2008 – Calgary Herald Human rights are just that — rights for all humans, regardless of political ideology,
UN Watch in the News George Jonas, National Post February 2, 2008 Family legend tells of my Victorian grandmother being urged to vote for a certain
UN Watch in the News Brian Jones, The Telegram (Canada) February 1, 2008 In hindsight, I don’t know which decision was more stupid: not going to
UN Watch in the News Winnipeg Free Press February 1, 2008 WHEN Syria signed the Arab Charter on Human Rights in 2006, it particularly singled
UN Watch in the News Susan Martinuk February 1, 2008 The international community has long considered Canada to be a leader in promoting human rights
UN Watch in the News John Robson, Ottawa Citizen February 1, 2008 The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has effectively endorsed the destruction of Israel. Which
UN Watch in the News Editorial February 1, 2008Louise Arbour should have known better. In her long career as a prosecutor of war criminals and
Against Moral Inversion UN Watch Testimony to UN Human Rights Council Sixth Special Session, Jan. 24, 2008 Delivered by Executive Director Hillel C. Neuer