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The UN Human Rights Council is heading towards a divisive vote on Wednesday on religious hatred following recent Koran burnings, with some Western nations reluctantly feeling the draft resolution encroaches too far on free speech

UN Human Rights Council faces divisive vote on religious hatred resolution following Quran burnings, as West express concerns about encroaching on free speech

GENEVA: The UN Human Rights Council is heading towards a divisive vote on Wednesday (Jul 11) on religious hatred following recent Quran burnings, with some Western nations reluctantly feeling the draft resolution encroaches too far on free speech. Pakistan and other Organisation of Islamic Cooperation coun

The UN Human Rights Council is heading towards a divisive vote on Wednesday on religious hatred following recent Koran burnings, with some Western nations reluctantly feeling the draft resolution encroaches too far on free speech.But with Pakistan submitting its resolution, the European Union countries, the United States and Britain -- while condemning Koran burnings -- resigned themselves to a vote instead, with London and Washington saying they would vote against the draft resolution.

The UN Human Rights Council is heading towards a divisive vote on Wednesday on religious hatred following recent Koran burnings, with some Western nations reluctantly feeling the draft resolution encroaches too far on free speech

The UN Human Rights Council is heading towards a divisive vote on Wednesday on religious hatred following recent Koran burnings, with some Western nations reluctantly feeling the draft resolution encroaches too far on free speech.But with Pakistan submitting its resolution, the European Union countries, the United States and Britain -- while condemning Koran burnings -- resigned themselves to a vote instead, with London and Washington saying they would vote against the draft resolution.

The UN Human Rights Council is heading towards a divisive vote on Wednesday on religious hatred following recent Koran burnings, with some Western nations

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