Here are two videos. They're instructive. I suggest they're worth your time.
The first video shows UN delegate after UN delegate standing 'on principle' to denounce the idea of accusing any individual nation of specific human rights violations; that is, they object to country-specific Resolutions regarding human rights violations. These delegates explain exactly why they take this stand (see the video).
In the second video, you'll see how these same countries speak of Israel.
It's quite a show.
Note: the first video is repetitious. Everyone says the same thing. Don 't mind that. Look at which nations speak with such 'principle'. Then watch the second video.
The videos are short.
Number One video is from the UN, November 2017 (here):
The Second video is from July, 2018 (here):
In the first video, authoritarian nations stand on principle against country-specific accusations which target the likes of Iran and North Korea. In the second video, these same countries, so principled to defend the likes of two of the world's greatest violators of human rights (Iran, North Korea), now single out and accuse the Middle East's only democracy, Israel.
You can draw your own conclusions about UN hypocrisy from these videos. I think they speak for themselves.
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