How Did the United States Really Perform in the United Nations Human Rights Review? By the Numbers, the News is Not Good
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In this opinion piece in the Huffington Post, Radhika Balakrishnan of the Center for Women’s Global Leadership (CWGL), Rutgers University, writes about the larger context of the U.S. rankings in the UN Human Rights Review. She includes a description of a report co-published by PERI and CWGL, “Towards a Human Rights-Centered Macroeconomic and Financial Policy in the U.S.” and its follow up 2014 report, “Towards a Human Rights-Centered Macroeconomic and Financial Policy in the US: Revisited.”