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— Kofi Annan, United Nations Secretary-General
In a brazen attack on the U.S., UN rapporteur Ben Saul accuses America of “crimes against humanity” and demands states withhold military assets from Washington.
This comes after his office received $150,000 from China. He must now face U.S. sanctions.
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🇺🇳 Albanese? Not My Problem, Says U.N. Chief: “The issues of special rapporteurs — what they write, how they behave, what they don’t write, how they maybe don’t behave — is an issue that needs to be dealt with by the people who appoint them, which is not the Secretary-General.”
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Famous June 2004 speech by Kofi Annan acknowledging the UN’s own culpability on antisemitism. First time this video has been seen on social media. It is incumbent upon the next Secretary General to restore moral leadership and repair the damage overseen by Antonio Guterres.
🇺🇸 Secretary Rubio: “The ‘UN experts’ are an oxymoron.”
Indeed. A new report reveals several so-called human rights experts at the UN took direct funding from China, Russia, and Qatar — which they used to attack the West.
Exposed by UN Watch:
🔗 unwatch.org/special-rapporte…
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This is quite shocking. More evidence of Chinese influence in our universities, and further muddying of the UN's reputation on human rights
BREAKING: Before receiving $150,000 from China, UN expert Ben Saul was privately emailing Beijing officials.
At the UN tomorrow, Saul will accuse the U.S. of “crimes against humanity,” and demand states withhold military assets from America.
He must now face U.S. sanctions.
“Let us acknowledge that the U.N.’s record on antisemitism has at times fallen short of our ideals. The resolution equating Zionism with racism was an especially unfortunate decision. I am glad that it has since been rescinded.”
— UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, 21 June 2004
.@NRO: “The record of bias is plain. According to UN Watch, since it was founded in 2006, the UNHRC has adopted 346 resolutions condemning a country for human rights violations. Israel was the focus of 34% of those resolutions.” @BrettDSchaefer @dpletka
nationalreview.com/2026/10/t…
.@NEWSMAX: “Human rights experts with the UN have received millions of dollars in outside funding from private foundations and foreign governments, with millions allegedly omitted from official financial disclosures, according to Geneva-based UN Watch.”
newsmax.com/newsfront/united…
Hillel Neuer op-ed for @thedispatch: “I have dealt with Navi Pillay in Geneva since she arrived here as the UN human rights chief. Over 18 years, I watched her turn the language of universal rights into a weapon aimed relentlessly at the Jewish state.”
thedispatch.com/article/navi…
.@dcexaminer: “U.N. human rights experts are taking six-figure donations from leftist nonprofit groups without properly disclosing them all, the Geneva-based UN Watch alleges. The watchdog raised concerns that this could compromise the rapporteurs.”
washingtonexaminer.com/news/…
Dis-Honored: Italy's far-left Five Star party pulls bid to honor Francesca Albanese in Avellino. Critics of the rapporteur argued that respect for international law and civilians “must be applied without double standards, condemning violations regardless of who commits them.” ⬇️
UN rapporteurs are required to disclose their funding.
Yet our forensic investigation uncovered:
⚠️ $11.8 million in undisclosed funding.
⚠️ $1.4 million from unnamed donors.
⚠️ $42 million missing key information.
🔗 See the evidence yourself:
unwatch.org/special-rapporte…
BREAKING: Before receiving $150,000 from China, UN expert Ben Saul was privately emailing Beijing officials.
At the UN tomorrow, Saul will accuse the U.S. of “crimes against humanity,” and demand states withhold military assets from America.
He must now face U.S. sanctions.
Meet Australian professor Ben Saul: The U.N. expert on human rights and counterterrorism.
He received $150,000 from China then refused to issue any statements on China’s persecution of the Uyghurs, which Beijing justifies as “counterterrorism.”
🧵 See his bias on full display:
BREAKING: UN Watch has uncovered over $2.5 million in external financial support to UN expert Francesca Albanese — including over $600,000 from undisclosed sources and tens of thousands from pro-Hamas groups.
🔗 See the evidence for yourself:
unwatch.org/special-rapporte…










