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United States skips United Nations human rights record review

Published 6h ago · Latest report 44m ago · Diplomacy

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The United States became the first nation to refuse a UN human rights review.

The United States declined to attend a United Nations review examining its human rights record. The State Department criticized the council as an irredeemable body pushing anti-American rhetoric. Human rights organizations condemned the absence as unprecedented.

  • The reactionRights organizations condemned the absence as a historic low for accountability.
  • The defenseState Department officials accused the council of promoting anti-American sentiment.

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Periodic reviews by the United Nations aim to hold nations accountable for human rights obligations, making cooperation a benchmark of international diplomacy.

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The United States refused to participate in a scheduled United Nations human rights review.

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