
Report Card: UN Human Rights Council Inaugural Session
Below is our Report Card grading the performance of the UN Human Rights Council’s inaugural June 2006 session, which has just concluded. We gave high

Below is our Report Card grading the performance of the UN Human Rights Council’s inaugural June 2006 session, which has just concluded. We gave high

PRESS RELEASE Geneva, June 30, 2006 — UN Watch issued a Report Card (see below ) grading the performance of the UN Human Rights Council’s inaugural

Testimony at the UN ________________ UN Human Rights Council 26 June 2006 ________________ A Joint NGO Appeal for Human Rights Protection B’nai B’rith International Coordinating

UN Watch in the News – Confirmation of UN Watch report by Neue Zurcher Zeitung, Switzerland’s newspaper of record Ziegler’s Libya Connection Controversy over Swiss candidate for

PRESS RELEASE Geneva, June 22, 2006 — UN Watch, a non-governmental observer at the 29th International Conference of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent

PRESS RELEASE Geneva, June 22, 2006 — UN Watch, a non-governmental observer at the 29th International Conference of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent

PRESS RELEASE Secretary-General Annan Urged to Investigate Jean Ziegler’s Ties to Libyan Regime Geneva, June 21, 2006 – A UN human rights official up for both

A UN human rights official up for both new and renewed appointments next week has been covering up his significant ties to a Libyan-funded organization

UN Watch in the News Graeme Hamilton and Steven Edwards National Post, June 21, 2006 The Iranian prosecutor implicated in the death of Montreal photojournalist

“The Khadafi Prize? How could I have created it? It’s absurd.” —JEAN ZIEGLER, Le Matin, April 24, 2006 Supplement to June Report: Additional Evidence of

Rapporteur Watch: Jean Ziegler’s Abuse of Mandate To safeguard the important work of the great majority of UN independent human rights experts, known as the

During the next two weeks, as well as over the next year, the eyes of the world—especially the eyes of those whose human rights are