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’
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
Member states of the UN General Assembly failed to respect human rights standards today when 114 of them voted to reelect Pakistan to the Human
UN Watch Testifies Before UN Human Rights Council on Forgotten Refugees Analysis and Commentary from UN Watch in Geneva April 2008 — Issue 174 The
Responding to a UN Watch protest, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour, in an unprecedented move, has backed off from her earlier endorsement of
UN Human Rights Council votes 30-1 to condemn Israel for “grave violations” An emergency session today of the UN’s 47-nation Human Rights Council condemned Israel
U.S. says no to UN millions for Libyan-led racism conference Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice and Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad, Washington’s envoy to the UN, won
Sixty years ago today, on November 29, 1947, the United Nations voted to created two states, one Arab and one Jewish, out of the former
Photo Timeline: “How the Human Right Council Was Born” By a vote of 165 to 7, a UN General Assembly committee last Friday approved “institution-building” changes
While the United Nations has taken several “unprecedented” steps in recent years to recognize and reject anti-Semitism, the world body has yet to “to fully
“Islam is ready to rule world.” “Iran executes minors, discriminates against women, persecutes minorities.” “By the grace of Allah, we will be a nuclear power.”