From Pompeo’s Twitter Account, an Understated Policy Statement
And it has significant implications for U.S. support of Israel at the U.N.
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A U.N. Human-Rights Expert Speaks to a Genocide-Denying Website
Her interview with the Grayzone on Thursday marks a new low.
The Iranian Dictatorship and a U.N. Expert’s Double Standards
Agnes Callamard blames the U.S. for Iran’s bloodletting, while mustering a bare-minimum condemnation of the Iranian government for murdering a journalist.
Why Is the Federal Government Promoting Censorship Abroad?
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom’s legitimization of ‘hate speech’ restrictions undermines American principles and foreign policy.
A Reminder that China Is One of the World’s Worst Human-Rights Offenders
The Xi regime won a coveted U.N. human rights post, but it can't whitewash the Chinese Communist Party's crimes.
Why Dictators Will Win U.N. Human Rights Council Seats
Today’s election suggests that the council is not any better than the commission that it replaced -- and it might even be worse.
The United Nations Continues Its Abortion Advocacy
The organization is partnering with abortion-rights groups to push telemedicine abortions even in pro-life countries.
A New York Times Columnist Wish-Casts Foreign Intervention into U.S. Elections
Among the countries he'd invite to interfere in our elections: Pakistan, Somalia, and Venezuela
‘International Intervention’ in U.S. Elections Would Be a Disaster
It should go without saying that it’s a bad idea to let any organization dominated by authoritarian governments adjudicate the results of November’s election.
China’s U.N. Diplomacy Is a Dangerous Joke
Its approach is often to work with the world’s worst human-rights offenders to posture in defense of, well, human rights.