Experts Condemn Durban’s 25-Year Legacy of Antisemitism, Urges Democracies to Boycott UN Anniversary
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Experts Condemn Durban’s 25-Year Legacy of Antisemitism, Urges Democracies to Boycott UN Anniversary
Cotler, Harris, Porat, Steinberg and Neuer warn that the 2001 conference institutionalized the demonization of Israel under the guise of human rights GENEVA, September 2, 2026 — Ahead of the United Nations’ planned “Durban 25” commemoration on September 28, UN Watch and NGO Monitor today published a video panel of experts examining how the notorious 2001 World Conference Against Racism became a global forum for antisemitism and the demonizati…
Durban at 25: The Conference That Changed the Language of Antisemitism
Twenty-five years ago, representatives from around the world gathered in Durban, South Africa, for a United Nations conference dedicated to one of the most important of human causes: combating racism. What followed should still trouble anyone committed to that cause. The World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance opened on 31 August […]
With multiple complicity and various impunitys, the deception was perpetuated four years in advance. In 1997, UN announced that a World Conference against Racism was to be held for the first time in Durban, South Africa, in 2001, and that everyone, states and civil society would participate massively and freely in the great event that would change the face of the defense of human rights in the new century. U.S. Senator Tom Lantos, survivor of th…
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