Political Cartoon Critiques UN Leadership Appointments
This political cartoon by Moshik Gulst, published by UN Watch, illustrates a critique of the United Nations' committee appointments. The image depicts UN Secretary-General António Guterres awarding positions to representatives from Iran, Saudi Arabia, and China. The cartoon highlights the perceived irony of these nations leading commissions on Peace and Disarmament, Women's Rights, and Human Rights, respectively. The visual imagery includes symbolic references to military armaments, the treatment of women, and the plight of the Uyghur population to contrast the stated goals of these UN bodies with the human rights records of the countries currently chairing or serving on them.
Maybe Trump should be the next Secretary-General.
yea....America should be on human rights council where majority of people think Lindcy Clancy is "innocent"
Maybe the parties with most problems should be at the tables where the issues are handeled. If UN is just some award ceremony thing and not a body where current problems are being solved then we really dont need UN
Well, I'm okay as long as it ain't Israeli
So progressive
A socialist as head of the UN? What did you expect?
Moshik Gulst, an isreali comic designer that work predominantly with Yedioth Ahronoth. He has not the ground to criticize anyone
Israel - "Humanitarian work"
UN has to answer this question: How much institutional legitimacy and influence are you willing to give a government in exchange for keeping it inside the multilateral system? If you want countries whose governments you fundamentally disagree with to participate in an institution
UN is a joke