Issue 298: Canada Answers UN Watch’s Call, Demands N. Korea Resign
GENEVA, July 1 – UN Watch thanked Canada for being the first nation to answer its call to protest North Korea’s new presidency of the
July 1, 2011
GENEVA, July 1 – UN Watch thanked Canada for being the first nation to answer its call to protest North Korea’s new presidency of the
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon sent official greetings to Tehran’s recent “anti-terrorism” conference, hailing the gathering as “timely and important.” The UN now has an obligation to condemn
GENEVA — A watchdog organization is calling on UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to retract his apparent endorsement of an Iranian government conference on terrorism that is
Video: UN Watch Exposes Hypocrisy of Special Agenda Item on Israel 1. Click here to watch the video: Iran, Syria, Bahrain, Egypt and Venezuela attacked
GENEVA — Two weeks after the Obama administration announced it would boycott the upcoming UN racism conference known as “Durban III,” the world body adopted a
UN Watch congratulates the United States for announcing today that it will stay away from the UN’s upcoming 10th anniversary commemoration of the 2001 Durban
The following op-ed about jailed Chinese dissident Dr. Wang Binghzhang—written by Cambridge University law student Gabriel Latner, a recent intern with UN Watch—appears in today’s
GENEVA, May 11 – The Syrian regime of President Bashar Assad today officially reversed itself, pulling its candidacy for a seat on the UN’s 47-nation Human
Victory: Assad Shamed into Pulling Bid for UN Rights Post Diplomatic Defeat for Syria’s Assad Regime: On March 9th, UN Watch was the first to
The following article explores the very different reactions of the UN and the international community to two nearly identical events: the killing of Osama Bin Laden
UN Watch congratulates the US government and particularly its Geneva Mission for their diligent work in achieving today’s adoption by the UN Human Rights Council
US praised for calling UN session on Syria, but concerns over watered-down text Geneva, April 28 – UN Watch, the Geneva-based rights group that heads