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June 13, 2007

Interview With Human Rights Monitor

Human Rights Monitor is an independent Geneva based publication which monitors the work of the UN's Human Rights Council, a body which has very little interest in human rights.

What do you think about the decision at the last session of the UN Human Rights Council to keep the allegations about abuses in Uzbekistan confidential?

This is an indication of a worrying new bloc at work, with countries like Russia, Uzbekistan and Belarus feeling stronger in the face of the tarnished human rights record of the US and UK. They are increasingly flexing their muscles in international organs like the UN and the new Council. This is worrying indeed and may confirm our worst fears about the new Council being as bad, or worse, than the old Commission.

See full interview http://www.humanrights-geneva.info/article.php3?id_article=1725

Posted by craig on June 13, 2007 7:54 AM in the category Interviews