Human rights commission

Matthew Hoy
By Matthew Hoy on November 8, 2010

The Bush administration refused to be part of the United Nations’ human rights commission because it was a joke. Members include China, Cuba, Libya, Iran and Saudi Arabia.

The Obama administration insisted that it could be a force for good.

Bolshevik Storytelling.

The U.S. delegation earlier this year submitted its report on human rights in the U.S. to the commission earlier this year – and the report (from a government whose head of state is a black man) sounded like the standard grievance list published in any university’s ethnic and gender studies department.

Today we learn that the U.N. has chosen a member country to come up with ways the U.S. can improve its human rights record: Cameroon.

The same country ranked as “not free” by Freedom House.

That’s like Larry Flynt lecturing Billy Graham on Christian virtue.

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