Colorado Springs Gazette Article RatingRussia is defeated in its bid to regain a seat on the UN's top human rights body
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44% : UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- Russia was defeated in its bid to regain a seat in the United Nations premiere human rights body by a significant majority in Tuesday's election in the General Assembly, which voted last year to suspend Moscow after its invasion of Ukraine.35% : The council reviews the human rights records of all countries periodically, appoints independent investigators to examine and report on issues like torture and situations in countries like North Korea and Iran.
30% : "U.S. deputy ambassador, Robert Wood, told the Security Council that Russia's re-election to the Human Rights Council "while it openly continues to commit war crimes and other atrocities would be an ugly stain that would undermine the credibility of the institution and the United Nations.
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