The Case Against Privatization of Public Services: The UN Must Speak Up
The UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights Philip Alston stated that the private sector “should not take
The United Nations and the Right to Privacy
Formal proceedings, as well as people’s personal lives, increasingly take place online and raise the question of the application of
UN & Child Soldiers: A Political Link Between Yemen and Sudan
On July 10th, the UN Special Envoy on Yemen Martin Griffiths gave a briefing to the U.S. Secretary of State
The UN needs to change its approach to banning child labour
In December 2016, the United Nations Committee for the Rights of the Child passed a ban on child labour that
IUNW Urges UN to Play More Active Role in Stopping Arms Used in Yemen
The International United Nations Watch (IUNW) sent a letter to His Excellency, Martin Griffiths Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of
In A Letter to the UN: Response to the Use of Child Soldiers Inadequate
The International United Nations Watch sent a letter to Ms. Virginia Gamba, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and
An Overview of the UN and the Death Penalty
“The death penalty has no place in the 21st century.” Such were the words from the UN Secretary General Antonio
IUNW Concludes Meetings with Diplomatic Missions at UNHRC Over ECOSOC Status
The International United Nations Watch (IUNW) held several meetings with diplomatic missions at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva
IUNW Sends Letter to UNSG about Persian Gulf oil tanker attacks
On Saturday, 22 June, 2019, International United Nations Watch sent a letter to UN Secretary General António Guterres, noting its
IUNW Attends 2nd APPG Conference on Yemen: UK Arms Sales Declared Unlawful
International United Nations Watch (IUNW) attended the APPG on Yemen’s 2nd Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Yemen, which took place in Edinburgh