Organizations that pursue moral agendas have a particular obligation to operate according to ethical principles. NGO Monitor is proposing the following ethical guidelines to ensure that declaratory red lines are reflected in substantive policy of NGOs and their funders.
On June 8, 2011, the UN General Assembly adopted a draft resolution on the Durban III conference, scheduled for September 22, 2011 marking the tenth anniversary of the World Conference Against Racism in Durban, South Africa. In advance of September 2011, the draft resolution on Durban III outlines a key role for selected NGOs.
Key examples of HRW's double standards, distortions, disproportionate focus on Israel, scandals, and soft approach to close societies and repressive regimes.
Israeli Apartheid Week 2011 will be held in cities and on college campuses worldwide during March. Discredited NGOs and activists use the rhetoric of discrimination to delegitimize Israel, exposing the faade that concern for human rights and peace drive their campaign.
Another UN "mini-Durban" conference, held under the auspices of the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. European- and NIF-funded groups are participating.
PACBI spearheads the rhetoric and ideas behind BDS campaigns, in order to end Israels occupation, colonization and system of apartheid.
An in-depth report, documenting the central roles of groups such as the Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR), Al Haq, and others in implementing strategies for the prosecution of Israelis.
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