human rights

Reaction: Durban II draft changes not good enough

Those planning to boycott the Durban Review Conference next month in Geneva out of concern for an anti-Israel bias say the new draft resolution for the conference is improved but not enough.

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Op-Ed: Straight talk on Durban

Nations have finally begun to understand that the Durban Review Conference was supposed to be a clarion call against the scourge of racism and is not a place for settling political scores or a vehicle for any form of racism, including anti-Semitism, writes the head of the American Jewish Committee’s institute on advancing human rights.

EU heartened by changes to Durban II document

European foreign ministers are putting off the decision on whether or not to boycott the so-called Durban II anti-racism conference in Geneva next month after anti-Israel content in a draft resolution was toned down.

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U.N. official accuses Israel of war crimes

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Durban II revisions don’t sit well with Israel

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Durban II draft drops Israel criticism

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Australia ready to boycott Durban II

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Germany preparing to quit Durban II

U.N. watchdog slams religious defamation resolution

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European group to EU states: Boycott Durban II

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