Policy Paper (3): A Review of the UN SDGs, Privatization and World Education
As of 2017, the United Nations estimated that 262 million children between the ages of 6 to 17 were out
UN Fails to Criticise Protesters Casualties in Iraq
Since the outbreak of protests in Iraq on October 1, 2019, hundreds of Iraqi protesters have been killed while thousands
IUNW Condemns Attack on Tripoli by Haftar Forces
International United Nations Watch (IUNW) condemns the ongoing assault on Tripoli by the Haftar-led forces attempting to take over the
Policy Paper (2): Transparency at the United Nations
As an independent monitoring initiative, the objectives of International United Nations Watch (IUNW) include ensuring that the United Nations and
Policy Paper (1): US Recognition of Israeli settlements in the West Bank as Legal
From 1967 to 2019, more than 120 permanent Israeli settlements were established in the West Bank on Palestinian land, noted
How Successful was the UN in Fighting Ebola?
In August 2014, the UN declared a public emergency over the outbreak of the Ebola virus in Western Africa. Primarily
The UN must join U.S.-North Korea Talks
On Sunday, the United States and South Korea announced that they would postpone military drills in an effort to revive
IUNW Organizes Film Screening of ‘Women for Sale’ in Italy
On 26 November, 2019, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the International UN Watch (IUNW), the
International Children’s Day: The UN Must Investigate and Stop Child Labor in Madagascar
November 20, 2019. Today on International Children’s Day, the International United Nations Watch (IUNW) calls on the UN to intervene
The UN must mediate a deal between Egypt and Ethiopia over Blue Nile Dam
At U.S. urging, the Egyptian government has agreed to resume talks with Ethiopia in their ongoing dispute about the Grand