PRESS RELEASE Liberal International suspended, but gay rights groups win victory Geneva, July 20, 2007 — Amid a series of rulings today affecting NGOs, the U.N.’s Economic
At its recent June 2007 session, the UN Human Rights Council concluded its lengthy reform process by voting, first, to drop Belarus and Cuba from its blacklist.
New Video: UN Human Rights Council Members—In Their Own Words At its recent June 2007 session, the UN Human Rights Council concluded its lengthy reform
When the alliance of fifty-six Islamic states complained to Ms. Arbour in 2005 about the cartoons in a Danish newspaper that they deemed blasphemous—and which
When the alliance of fifty-six Islamic states complained to Ms. Arbour in 2005 about the cartoons in a Danish newspaper that they deemed blasphemous—and which
Geneva has many secrets, and now there is one more. Diplomats, activists and journalists close to the UN Human Rights Council have been covering up
Geneva has many secrets, and now there is one more. Diplomats, activists and journalists close to the UN Human Rights Council have been covering up
PRESS RELEASE Geneva, June 21, 2007 — Libya today was designated head of an anti-racism panel of the United Nations Human Rights Council, to oversee two years of
PRESS RELEASE Geneva, June 21, 2007 — UN Watch today released a new video revealing how the UN’s highest human rights body is “routinely turned on its
PRESS RELEASE Canada ignored, Israel censured, Darfur atrocities dismissed Geneva, June 20, 2007 — Confusion, old habits and a new sense of lawlessness continued to plague the
For possibly the first time in the history of the United Nations, one of its major bodies has ruled that a consensus vote was achieved
PRESS RELEASE Geneva, June 18, 2007 — UN Watch executive director Hillel Neuer issued the following statement today regarding the Human Rights Council president’s text: Defining