UN Human Rights Council: An Effective Mechanism for Protecting Human Rights

Ted Piccone, senior fellow and deputy director for Foreign Policy at Brookings: The Human Rights Council has its strengths and weaknesses but more important, it's a forum for growing international consensus on the frontiers of freedom.
Read Ted Piccone's July 2012 blog post, "Getting Real on Human Rights at the UN," originally published at The Huffington Post: goo.gl/stceR

[@jcc4041]

There is so much corruption and horse trading at the UNHRC. It is rigged and biased.

[@sanjeebsharma2827]

I would like to become a human right observer in Nepal under UN ,without any profit , Let me know how I may be a post of human rights observer

[@renaldferguson7788]

the Bahamas needs you badly

[@saifkhan-ce6if]

UN human right council why they dont visit in Burma why whole UN are silent on Burma Issue

[@midwestinyomouth]

because Un human right council is an "Effective Mechanism for Protecting Human Rights"

[@fer9861]

@@midwestinyomouth lol

[@thepillersofislam6202]

Help in kashmir

[@lilavathisrilanka2809]

But what needs to be done at this time is to set aside money for the welfare of migrants from other countries in Ukraine. How can they leave their property and assets and move to another country, and how long can they live in another country with their own money?

[@Julien-bt7fd]

sorry, UN Human Rights Council
is disgusting fuc** up as can be