| 12 months ago :: Jun 24, 2012 - 7:17PM #1 | |
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UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL
Lets see worst offender these days is Canada! Yup you heard it hear first. Ant the UNHRC will devote a whole 90 minutes to discussions about Syria. Apparently the hoorors of the non-occupation of "Palestine" is much worse than the wholesale slaughter of Syrians because the UNHRC has scheduled a full day of ISrael bashing. U.N. rights chief blasts U.S. & Canada in opening address to human rights council The 47-nation U.N. Human Rights Council opened a 3-week session yesterday. According to the official schedule, next week on June 27th the council will hold a 90-minute debate on Syria, possibly featuring Kofi Annan. The following week, on July 2nd, the council will feature an entire day on alleged violations in the "Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT)," featuring Richard Falk, the council expert on Palestine who was condemned last year by Ban Ki-Moon for promoting 9/11 conspiracies. . . . • SLAMMING AMERICA: High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay used a major speech before the council to express “serious concern” over U.S. drone attacks in Pakistan and to call for investigations, echoing comments she made in a recent visit to that country. Her remarks sparked a feeding frenzy in the room by some of the world's worst regimes, with Cuba, Pakistan and Iran rushing to quote her criticism of the United States in their own plenary speeches. READ MORE • BLAME CANADA: Ms. Pillay singled out Canada by citing a Quebec law on public rallies as a prime example of "alarming" moves to restrict freedom of assembly in many parts of the world. Her comments -- which said nothing about China, Cuba, Iran, or Saudi Arabia -- provoked a sharp Canadian response. . . . full artilce: networkedblogs.com/z9pv0 |
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| 12 months ago :: Jun 24, 2012 - 11:25PM #2 | |
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I guess things must really be quiet on the Israel-Palestine front if the UNHRC isn't spending 90% of their time condemning Israel with 10% saved for condemning the USA. I suppose even dictators get bored after a while. Perhaps some common sense should be applied to this situation and its funding should cease or at the very least, let those nations who have turned the UNHRC into a mockery of human rights, pay for the privilege. Habesor
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| 12 months ago :: Jun 25, 2012 - 6:42PM #3 | |
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More about the UNHRC A Hamas victory at the UN Human Rights Council |
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