IUNW Sends Letters to UN Officials on Yemen, Libya
On May 1, International United Nations Watch (IUNW) sent two letters to Head of the United Nations Support Mission in
UN Must Ensure Safe Release of Arms Trafficking Expert Held in Tunisian Jail
Earlier this month, the United Nations expressed “grave concern” over the Tunisian government’s detention of UN expert Moncef Kartas, who
A Critical Assessment of the Position of the Permanent Members of the UNSC on the Use of Veto
The United States, China, Russia, United Kingdom, and France are the five permanent members of the UN Security Council. In
Did the UN Fail Peoples in the Middle East?
Since its founding, the United Nations has been spreading messages of realizing peace and security for all peoples, by stressing
Invitation: House of Commons Seminar: An Assestment of United Nations Strategy on War in Yemen
International United Nations Watch, (IUNW) held a seminar at the UK Parliament on the UN role in Yemen.
Goal 5: Women and Gender balance and the Intersectional Philosophy of the UN SDGs
In 2015, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) set out 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) to reach before 2030,
The Responsibility to Protect as a Call to Intervene: The Case Study of Libya and UN Resolution 1973
When the United Nations Security Council passed Resolution 1973 in response to the beginnings of the Libyan Civil War in
Yemen Food Crisis: Millions of Yemenis at Risk of Starvation
As the Yemeni crisis enters its 4th year in row, resulting in catastrophic human consequences for Yemenis, some 14 million
Sexual Exploitation and Abuse: Allegations Against UN Peacekeepers in South Sudan and Beyond
In April last year, a story broke of allegations against UN peacekeepers of sexual violence against underaged girls in South
United Nations Highlights
With due regard to the rights of third parties acquired in good faith, each State Party shall take measures, in