Fem resolutioner mot Israel i FN:s mänskorättsråd

I samband med mänskorättsrådets 25 session antas antagligen 5 resolutioner mot Israel.
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UN rights council plans BDS assault on Israel, but Israeli diplomats are on strike (UN Watch)

"While Israeli diplomats remain on strike, the 47-nation UN Human Rights Council is planning to launch a massive attack on the Jewish state next week in a series of five resolutions that — expressly citing controversial UN official Richard Falk — include new accusations of racism, along with calls to impose “international criminal liability” on businesses with indirect links amounting to “corporate complicity in breaches of international law related to illegal settlements.”

FN:s råd för mänskliga rättigheter är tyvärr närmast ett dåligt skämt.Man satsar tid på att fördöma Israel och prisa omänskliga diktaturer. Varför? Jo därför att diktaturerna är väl representerade i rådet och stöder varandra.

I UPR rapporten om Saudi-Arabien kan man läsa följande:

UN adopts report praising Saudi Arabia’s human rights record (UN Watch)

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“China commended Saudi Arabia’s efforts to promote economic, social and cultural rights [and] welcomed efforts to promote dialogue and tolerance among religious groups.”
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• “Iraq commended Saudi Arabia’s efforts to promote and protect human rights.”
• “Jordan commended Saudi Arabia’s efforts to promote and protect human rights.”
• “Egypt welcomed Saudi Arabia’s work to strengthen the role of women.”
• “Libya congratulated Saudi Arabia on acceding to conventions and its continued efforts to promote and protect human rights.”
• “Malaysia welcomed Saudi Arabia’s progress in promoting women’s rights.”
• “Mauritania welcomed progress towards equality and justice… efforts to enable the participation of women at all levels.

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• “Pakistan welcomed Saudi Arabia’s efforts to protect and promote women’s and children’s rights.”
• “Somalia welcomed the high priority given to human rights, the harmonization of sharia law and international human rights law and the advancement of women’s rights.”

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• “Sri Lanka welcomed the efforts to promote women’s participation in public life.”
• “The State of Palestine noted Saudi Arabia’s efforts to protect and promote human rights, [and] praised its accession to several instruments.”
• “Turkey commended the increased women’s empowerment.”

UN Watch:Mr. President, are these words a fair representation of human rights in Saudi Arabia?
No.
The truth is that there are zero women’s rights, zero religious rights, zero minority rights, zero human rights, in Saudi Arabia. The truth is that Saudi Arabia has an entrenched system of gender apartheid. The truth is that Saudi Arabia should never have been elected as a member of this Council."

United Nations Human Rights Council debates 5 anti-Israel resolutions