As the United Nations concludes its 75th birthday year, it is hard to be optimistic about the international body. Established for the cause of preserving peace and meaningful diplomacy, the U.N. was also supposed to be a guardian for human rights.
But judged against its founding charter, the U.N. isn’t just a failure. It is a sad joke.
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