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Economic and Political Rights at the U N : A Guide for U S Policymakers

Economic and Political Rights at the U N : A Guide for U S Policymakers
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The U S Should Support Japan s Call to Revise the UN Scale of Assessments

The U S Should Support Japan s Call to Revise the UN Scale of Assessments
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The Muddled Notion of ?Human Security? at the U N : A Guide forU S Policymakers

A new definition of "human security" being promoted at the U.N.,which includes guaranteeing everything from a minimum income toprotection from violence and the loss of traditions and values,could undermine fundamental principles of sovereignty,accountability, and national security. The U.S. government mustresist language in U.N. declarations, resolutions, and agreementsthat embraces a faulty understanding of security.

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Swaying American Opinions: Congress Should Investigate EU Advocacy in the United States

The European Union is pouring enormous amounts of money into the United States. Regular multimillion-dollar payments to individuals and organizations in the U.S. raise important questions over Brussels’ interference in U.S. political and social debates including climate change, the death penalty, and membership of the International Criminal Court. It is also not possible to justify EU human rights budgets being spent in one of the world’s freest nations. The EU budget has become synonymous with profligacy, waste, fraud, and mismanagement. It is beyond time for EU member state governments and European parliamentarians to take action. And it is Congress’s duty to ascertain whether these expenditures are in compliance with U.S. laws, and to ensure that American interests are protected.

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In Their Own Words: Ambassador Bolton s Record of Effectiveness atthe U N

Ambassador John Bolton has earned a record of praise during histime at the United Nations.

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