
THE RIGHT TO NAME AND SHAME
An Analysis of the Tenure of Former UN High Commissioner Louise Arbour with Recommendations for New High Commissioner Navanethem Pillay A report by UN Watch

An Analysis of the Tenure of Former UN High Commissioner Louise Arbour with Recommendations for New High Commissioner Navanethem Pillay A report by UN Watch

Summary Click for Full Report (PDF) The new appointment of Navanethem Pillay as UN High Commissioner for Human Rights is an opportunity to reflect

UN Watch in the News Hillel C. Neuer, Directeur général de UN Watch, organisation non gouvernementale de défense des droits de l’homme, située à Genève.

PRESS RELEASE For media inquiries, please telephone +41-22-734-1472 or click here. 48-page study disproves “inflated claims” of Arbour critics and defenders Voir la version française ci-dessous

UN Watch in the News Alfred H. Moses Jerusalem Post August 4, 2008 Is the United Nations’ follow-up to the racist 2001 Durban World Conference

PRESS RELEASE 48-page study disproves “inflated claims” of Arbour critics and defenders Geneva, August 4, 2008 — A new study on Louise Arbour’s performance as UN rights chief gives her

PRESS RELEASE 48-page study disproves “inflated claims” of Arbour critics and defenders Geneva, August 4, 2008 — A new study on Louise Arbour’s performance as UN rights chief gives her

Will Durban II be a replay of racist Durban I? Aug. 4, 2008 Op-Ed by Alfred H. Moses, UN Watch Chair Is the United Nations’

The annual July session of ECOSOC, the UN Economic and Social Council, featured the usual malicious attempts to deny UN accreditation to legitimate non-governmental organizations.

PRESS RELEASE New UN Watch Report gives former commissioner Arbour mixed reviews Geneva, July 18, 2008 — The UN’s new human rights chief, Vanethem Pillay of

Any day now, the world’s highest human rights official will be appointed. According to latest information, obtained from UN insiders in New York and Geneva,

UN to Pay NGOs to Attend Durban II, Offers $2,000 Lump-Sum Grants Geneva, July 8, 2008 — The UN’s human rights office announced today that it