The Top 10 Biggest Moments for UN Watch in 2015
On the same day that the UN appointed William Schabas to head its Gaza probe, UN Watch released videos of his anti-Israel statements—and led a
On the same day that the UN appointed William Schabas to head its Gaza probe, UN Watch released videos of his anti-Israel statements—and led a

In September, UN Watch revealed evidence—based on secret Saudi diplomatic cables—that Britain made a deal to vote Saudi Arabia onto the UN Human Rights Council.
Thank you so much for your generous support this year, which allowed us to achieve incredible results—see our Top 10 list below—to defend the true

UN Watch’s call on U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power to take action after UNRWA tried to use Christmas for partisan political ends has been widely shared

UN Admits: UNRWA Employees Suspended In October, in an unprecedented acknowledgment of wrongdoing, UNRWA—after first urging journalists to ignore UN Watch reports of incitement—was forced

GENEVA, Dec. 24, 2015 — UN Watch called on U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power to condemn the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees

Also: Update on UN Watch’s Campaign to Hold UNRWA Accountable Today: UNRWA spokesman Chris Gunness demanded BBC use the words “Israeli occupation” in its new

UN Watch is urging U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power to take action in the UN General Assembly to suspend Burundi before it is due to take

EVEN when the UN Human Rights Council comes together as a force for good, as it did yesterday during a special session on the critical

On the eve of the UN Human Rights Council’s 2016 session, courageous champions of human rights from around the world will unite to place urgent situations on

At the sessions of the UN Human Rights Council, council member have 3 minutes to speak, while observer states and NGOs have two minutes. It

A woman holds a banner written “Papa Help My Country Burundi” before a mass by Pope Francis. GENEVA, December 18, 2015 – Ahead of today’s