1. Saudi Arabia Chairs UN Women’s Rights Commission
Despite its abysmal record on women’s rights, the UN elected Saudi Arabia as Chair of its “global body for gender equality and the empowerment of women.”
Represented by Abdulaziz Alwasil, a regime official having no credentials as a women's rights activist, Saudi Arabia presided over the 2025 session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women. The desert monarchy still subjects women to legal discrimination including male guardianship controls.
London’s Spectator reported: “As the superb organization UN Watch points out, the UN Commission on the Status of Women has never passed a single resolution regarding Saudi Arabia’s treatment of women — and now, grotesquely, has rewarded it with the chair.” spectator.co.uk/article/will-t…
Hillel Neuer was quoted by Women’s Agenda magazine: “By elevating a misogynistic regime to its highest women’s rights body, the UN betrays millions of female victims, in Saudi Arabia and worldwide.” womensagenda.com.au/latest/its-sur…
2. UN Launches Day to Defend Dictatorships, Framing Western Sanctions as Illegal
At the initiative of China, Cuba, Iran, and other authoritarian regimes, the United Nations on December 4, 2025 launched its new “International Day Against Unilateral Coercive Measures,” branding Western sanctions on tyrannies as violations of international law. x.com/HillelNeuer/st…
The new annual event will boost an anti-Western narrative at the UN that is designed to shield the world’s worst human rights abusers from accountability. The campaign is driven by UN Special Rapporteur Alena Douhan of Belarus, who has used her mandate to promote the talking points of sanctioned regimes. x.com/HillelNeuer/st…
Outrageously, Annalena Baerbock, the President of the UN General Assembly who until recently was Germany’s foreign minister, also joined the jackals. “Unilateral coercive measures imposed by a single State are in contravention of international law,” said Baerbock. Her opening remarks at the UN's Orwellian event effectively condemned U.S. sanctions on Sudanese genocide commanders, Russian war financiers, and Chinese officials who run Uyghur prison camps, as “unlawful coercion.”
3. UN's Anti-Western Rapporteur Received $1.3 Million From China, Qatar, Russia
UN Special Rapporteur Alena Douhan, who was installed by the UN Human Rights Council to go after Western countries for sanctioning dictatorships, received over $1.3 million from China, Qatar, and Russia, revealed Hillel Neuer when he confronted her in a dramatic UN debate. In response, the UN chair rebuked Neuer for “personal attacks.” Cuba joined in, accusing UN Watch of “offensive, out-of-order, politicized comments.”
UN Watch then exposed in detail the moral and financial corruption of Douhan's Orwellian UN mandate, including her propaganda trips to Iran, China, Syria, Qatar, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, and, most recently, Cuba: nationalpost.com/opinion/un-pro…
BREAKING: UN names UNRWA's ex-Lebanon Director Claudio Cordone as Deputy Special Envoy for Syria.
Here's Cordone—who once also headed Amnesty International—giving an award to Lebanon's Hamas terror chief Fateh Sharif, an UNRWA educator by day who oversaw 2,000 UNRWA teachers.
2/ Claudio Cordone: “UNRWA expresses its deep appreciation to Fateh Sharif for his contribution in enhancing the school community to guarantee a better future for Palestine refugee children.”
Hamas: “Fateh Sharif fought as a martyr, and gave Jihadi education to the children.”
3/ UNRWA Lebanon chief @claudio_cordone with Islamic Jihad and other terror chiefs like Ali Baraka, one of only a handful of top Hamas terrorists to be indicted by the U.S. for “heinous crimes.” He managed Hamas ties with Tehran and was deeply involved in Hamas terror operations
🚨 NEW: UN Watch has unveiled the UNRWA Terror Network, an investigative platform that exposes and maps the systemic infiltration of UNRWA by terrorist organizations including Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
Users can browse between 490 profiles of UNRWA employees and terrorists and a complex web of 889 connections between them. Profiles are labeled according to affiliation with UNRWA, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and more.
Learn how to explore the UNRWA Terror Network:
The platform is the result of over ten years of research and compiles documented evidence involving hundreds of UNRWA employees engaged in terrorism, incitement, or membership in extremist organizations.
BREAKING: A bombshell new 200-page report exposes how Hamas terror chiefs seized control of the UNRWA school system responsible for educating hundreds of thousands of children in Gaza and Lebanon.
The UN knew about this scandal — and did nothing.
Here are the highlights: 🧵
2/ UNRWA runs a vast network of schools for 500,000 Palestinian students.
It raises $1+ billion each year from Western states with a promise to teach these children peace and tolerance.
In reality, UNRWA handed the children over to violent terror groups like Hamas and PIJ.
3/ While UNRWA’s international staff — such as former chief Pierre Krähenbühl & successor Philippe Lazzarini — serve as its public face, the real power lies with local staff who make up 99% of UNRWA's 30,000 employees.
They run the education system & staff unions on the ground.
The Council has adopted zero resolutions on human rights abuses perpetrated by repressive regimes, including:
🇨🇺 Cuba
🇶🇦 Qatar
🇨🇳 China
🇹🇷 Turkey
🇵🇰 Pakistan
🇿🇼 Zimbabwe
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
The UN Security Council is due to vote on renewing the mandate of UN peacekeepers in Lebanon.
The 🇺🇸 U.S. has branded UNIFIL an “abject failure” and reportedly wants it shut down, while 🇫🇷 France is pushing to prolong it.
Here's what you need to know: 🧵
2/ UNIFIL was established in 1978, but after the 2006 war between Israel and the Hezbollah terrorist organization in Lebanon, the UN Security Council strengthened UNIFIL’s mandate.
UNIFIL was entrusted with overseeing Hezbollah’s disarmament and withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
3/ Instead, the opposite happened.
Hezbollah — with the help of its Iranian patrons — methodically built up a massive network of tunnels, arms and attack infrastructure inside UNIFIL’s area of responsibility in southern Lebanon.