
Despite U.S. engagement, U.N.’s Durban II racism conference says no way to gay rights
Despite America’s decision this week to join the negotiations and extend an outretched hand to the U.N. planners of the Durban II conference on racism,

Despite America’s decision this week to join the negotiations and extend an outretched hand to the U.N. planners of the Durban II conference on racism,

Despite America’s decision this week to join the negotiations and extend an outretched hand to the U.N. planners of the Durban II conference on racism,

In 2003, in Johannesburg, South Africa, a conference on Arab-led slavery of Africans issued a declaration accusing Arab countries of: “ethnocide of African people through

In the past year, the world witnessed Chinese killings in Tibet, Russian brutality in Georgia, Sri Lankan bombings of civilians, radical Islamist terror in Mumbai,

U.N. Delegates Laud Chinese Death Penalty and Internet Censorship “U.N. rights council becoming Mutual Praise Society,” says UN Watch 125-page report, featured in Reuters, Associated Press, South

Report of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on the relationship between climate change and human rights: the right to self-determination,

Report of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on the relationship between climate change and human rights: the right to self-determination,

PRESS RELEASE Group reports: U.N. rights council turning into “Mutual Praise Society” GENEVA, February 9, 2009 — Delegates to a U.N. meeting today on China’s human rights record

Report by UN Watch February 6, 2009 The Report in PDF Form Key Findings and Recommendations 1. The primary innovation of the UN Human Rights Council

Key Findings and Recommendations 1. The primary innovation of the UN Human Rights Council is its Universal Periodic Review (UPR) mechanism, which is meant to review

Country scorecard and evaluation of the Universal Periodic Review system of the U.N. Human Rights Council Mutual Praise Society: The Report in PDF A Report

PRESS RELEASE Geneva, February 6, 2009 — The peer review sessions of the 47-nation U.N. Human Rights Council are being misused by countries to praise allies and criticize