
Iran’s Mahmoud Ahmadinejad makes ironic appearance at UN meeting
Sept. 24, 2012 The Toronto Star Olivia Ward “Controversy? Bring it on,” could be Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s motto during his eight years in office.

Sept. 24, 2012 The Toronto Star Olivia Ward “Controversy? Bring it on,” could be Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s motto during his eight years in office.

Australian WIPO chief Francis Gurry is accused of vote-buying, embargoed tech transfers to Iran and North Korea, and obstructing U.S. congressional inquiry GENEVA, Sept. 21 –

Australian WIPO chief Francis Gurry is accused of vote-buying, embargoed tech transfers to Iran and North Korea, and obstructing U.S. congressional inquiry GENEVA, Sept. 21 –

PRESS RELEASE Australian WIPO chief Francis Gurry is accused of vote-buying, embargoed tech transfers to Iran and North Korea, and obstructing U.S. congressional inquiry GENEVA,

Cuba interrupts; De Zayas insists: “My books are well received” Alfred de Zayas, a new official appointed unanimously by the 47-nation U.N. Human Rights Council,

This article by award-winning investigative journalist Claudia Rosett is based on UN Watch materials. The Real Rules of the U.N. Human Rights Council High-profile genocide

Alfred De Zayas, top U.N. human rights council official • See full story below in today’s New York Daily News • TAKE ACTION: CLICK HERE TO URGE ACTION

Sept. 6, 2012 Svenska Dagbladet By Per Gudmundson Antisemitismen i Malmö har nu lett till att organisationen UN Watch uppmärksammar FN på problemen. Saken anses

Now on YouTube: War is Peace U.N. adopts Cuban-sponsored “Right to Peace” text endorsing terrorism CLICK FOR VIDEO The U.N. Human Rights Council’s recent 20th session

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

Now on YouTube: Hate Israel Day at the U.N., Part 2 UN Watch confronts world’s worst regimes as they scapegoat Israel to deflect attention from their

PRESS RELEASE UN Watch sounded the alarm, filed legal protest, submitted appeal by 30 rights groups to 193 countries, organized online petition sending 3,000 messages