Letter to UN Sec-Gen Regarding 2015 Report on Children and Armed Conflict
NGO Monitor expresses concern regarding attempts by Human Rights Watch to influence UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moons preparation of the Report on Children and Armed Conflict.
NGO Monitor expresses concern regarding attempts by Human Rights Watch to influence UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moons preparation of the Report on Children and Armed Conflict.
In anticipation of the publication of Amnesty Internationals Annual Report, NGO Monitor notes that given the organizations strong ideological biases, particularly targeting Israel, journalists, diplomats, and academics must examine each claim independently.
Rivka Hecht maintains that the WCCs disguising of terrorists as political prisoners is an affront to the victims and to morality and amounts to nothing more than false prophecy.
HRW director Ken Roths obsessive targeting of Israel during the Gaza war highlights his lack of credibility and personal animus towards the Jewish state.
As with all Amnesty Internationals publications on the Arab-Israeli conflict, its Q&A on the Israel/Gaza conflict, July 2014 contains many methodological flaws, under the faade of legal and military expertise.
Yitzhak Santis asserts that that until Christian funding of anti-Israel NGOs comes to an end, no credence should be given to the claim of their acting on any kind of ethical prophetic voice.
The demonizing language used by a leading Secretariat official raises fundamental questions about whether donor countries are implementing effective oversight regarding their funding program.