The UN General Assembly voted 144-10 to grant Volker Turk a new four-year term as the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. This decision occurred despite objections from the United States, Israel, and Russia.
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UN General Assembly votes to grant Volker Turk a new term as rights chief
The UN General Assembly has voted 144-10 in favor of reappointing Volker Turk as the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights for another four-year term. The vote took place amid opposition from the US, Israel, and Russia.
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