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International Relations and Cooperation on United Nations Human Rights Council's fact finding mission to Gaza

South Africa endorses recommendations of United Nations Human Rights Council's fact finding mission to Gaza 6 November 2009 The South African mission to the United Nations participated and delivered a statement on the occasion of the United Nations General Assembly debate on the Report of the Human Rights Council (HRC) which related to the United Nations Human...

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Goldstone Report Headed for Security Council

The United Nations General Assembly voted on Friday night to send the Goldstone report on Israel's military incursion into the Gaza Strip to the Security Council. 18 countries opposed the resolution and 44 abstained. But the report which Israel and the U.S. agree was "one-sided" and "flawed" in its mandate, and which the White House had told American Jews would not make...

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Stealth Jihad within the Corridors of Power at the UN Human Rights Council

Comments by David G. Littman, NGO Representative to the United Nations (Geneva), Association for World Education (AWE) and World Union for Progressive Judaism (WUPJ): 2nd Session: Ad Hoc Committee on 'Elaboration of Complementary Standards' -- Cairo Declaration of Human Rights in Islam and future Islamic Rights Charter & the Universal...

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General Assembly begins debate on UN rights probe into Gaza conflict

The General Assembly today began its debate on the report of the United Nations probe which found that both Israeli forces and Palestinian militants were guilty of serious human rights violations during the Gaza conflict earlier this year. The report is the result of a three-month investigation, led by Justice Richard Goldstone, a former prosecutor at the UN war crimes tribunals for the former...

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Saudi Arabia Plans To Increase Human Rights Awarenes

Saudi King ABdallah has approved a plan to increase awareness of human rights, to be implemented by the Saudi Human Rights Council. Council head Bandar Al-'Aiban said that the program would increase awareness of the human rights that Islam ... November 2, 2009, 1:18 pm

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ERIC POSNER: Does the UN Human Rights Council cause states to treat their citizens better than they…

ERIC POSNER: Does the UN Human Rights Council cause states to treat their citizens better than they otherwise would? I’m not sure whether a “yes” or a “no” answer is more depressing . . . .

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Sri Lanka’s Ex-Ambassador: “I blocked UN rights council from investigating our war”

Sri Lanka’s former ambassador to the UN in Geneva, who used to regularly deluge diplomats and activists with multi-megabyte emails and photos detailing his latest activities, is claiming credit for blocking an attempted UN Human Rights Council inquiry into his country’s war with the Tamils. According to Dayan Jayatilleka, “Even the Richard Goldstone report on Gaza [...]...

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Middle East Human Rights Groups Call on the General Assembly to Adopt the Goldstone Report

The United Nations Human Rights Council's resolution endorsing the report of the UN Fact Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict is a crucial step toward securing accountability for the civilian victims of the war on all sides. It is now the responsibility of Israel and Hamas to conduct credible domestic investigations. read more

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The UN Human Rights Council Resolution on Speech and the Dangers of Authoritarian State International Human Rights Law

The recent UN Human Rights Council Resolution endorsed by the Obama Administration exemplifies a key weakness of international human rights law that John McGinnis and I have focused on in our academic work (e.g. here and here): the heavy influence of repressive authoritarian governments over its content. In this case, the resolution was initially promoted [...]

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Does the UN Human Rights Council cause states to treat their citizens better than they otherwise would?

Continuing our exchange, Henry Farrell says that the answer is likely yes, noting that “there is good evidence that the HRC’s predecessor, the even more widely excoriated UN Commission on Human Rights did have a measurable, and arguably positive, effect in punishing notorious human rights violators, despite its many flaws.” He cites two empirical papers [...]

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Castillo Calls Baird On Anti-Israel Stance

In late September, the United Nations Human Rights Council, known for turning a blind eye to violations of Human Rights in third world dictatorships while pointing accusing fingers towards free Democracies in the west, issued yet another biased report accused both “Israel and the governing Palestinian group Hamas of committing war crimes during their conflict in December...

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Bipartisan Attack on International Humanitarian Law

Professor Stephen Zunes, Foreign Policy In Focus, November 4, 2009 In a stunning blow against international law and human rights, the U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a resolution on Tuesday attacking the report of the United Nations Human Rights Council’s fact-finding mission on the Gaza conflict. The report was authored by the well-respected...

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U.N. Affirms Israeli-Hamas War Crimes Report By Thalif Deen

U.N. Affirms Israeli-Hamas War Crimes Report By Thalif Deen The report, which was favourably voted by the 47-member Human Rights Council in Geneva last month, received overwhelming support Thursday in the 192-member General Assembly. The vote was 114 in favour and 18 against, with 44 abstentions. The 18 countries that voted against the resolution included the United States, Australia,...

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Is the Obama Administration willing to uphold Free Speech and the American Constitution?

... co-sponsored an anti-free speech resolution at the United Nations. Approved by the U.N. Human Rights Council on October 2, the resolution, cosponsored by the U.S. and Egypt, calls on states to condemn and criminalize “any advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence.” Yet “incitement”...

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UAE urges UN to implement recommendations of Goldstone report

New York - The United Arab Emirates urged the General Assembly of the United Nations during its meeting last night to adopt the recommendations of Goldstone report that was approved by the Human Rights Council at its 12th special session, on the crim