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The U.N. Is Making Trump’s Case on the Human Rights Council

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By Brett Schaefer, Danielle Pletka
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Few events as poignantly underscored the lamentable record of the United Nations on human rights as the awarding of a Nobel Peace Prize to the former U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay. And yet, Pillay, a dedicated antisemite whose Nobel was celebrated by Hamas, is an apt avatar for the U.N. Human Rights Council, an organization whose mission and work are regularly at odds.
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U.N. Human Rights Council Must Reform Its Anti-Israel Bias and Flawed Elections

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By Brett Schaefer, Danielle Pletka
| National Review Verified
The U.N. Human Rights Council faces longstanding criticism over its disproportionate focus on Israel, membership of authoritarian regimes, and uncontested elections. Eliminating Israel-specific procedures and reforming council elections could address institutional bias and encourage renewed U.S. participation.
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Restarting the UN Secretary-General Race

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By Brett Schaefer
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
The race to select the next United Nations secretary-general has been accelerating throughout the year. It started with the UN General Assembly conducting interactive dialogues and a town hall with prospective candidates where governments and civil society could ask questions about their priorities and agenda. The race took a significant step forward in July when the UN Security Council began holding straw polls on the candidates. But, instead of closing as the year ends, the race just restarted.
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