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US again fails to show at UN for its human rights review

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The United Nations Human Rights Council postponed the US’s human rights review session until January, hoping to convince the Trump administration to participate. The council adopted this decision amid "continued non-cooperation" from the US, which is set to become the first government to skip its review process. This four-to-five-year examination of UN member states' rights records is part of the universal periodic review process.

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US again fails to show at UN for its human rights review

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The session was postponed in hopes of persuading Washington to reverse its decision to become the first government to snub the process

left describes the US action as a 'snub' and negative

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The UN’s top human rights body on Tuesday postponed a regular review of the US human rights record until January in hopes of persuading the Trump administration to reverse its decision to become the first government to snub the process.

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US again fails to show at UN for its human rights review · assertive framing

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US again fails to show at UN for its human rights review The session was postponed in hopes of persuading Washington to reverse its decision to become the first government to snub the process asserted

session → fail → process

body → postpone → process

The move by the Human Rights Council buys it more time to try to coax Washington to take part in the review. asserted

move → buy → review

The council’s 47 member countries adopted without a vote the decision to delay the US review – amid “continued non-cooperation” with its process. asserted

countries → adopt → process

The Geneva-based council regularly examines the rights records of all 193 UN member states – generally about every four to five years – as part of a process known as the universal periodic review. asserted

council → base → review

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