Volker Türk, the UN’s top human rights official, is facing a turbulent vote for a second term amid fierce criticism from the U.S., Israel, and several Latin American nations over his handling of Gaza and Uyghur rights. The U.S. accuses him of ignoring atrocities and pushing a radical agenda, while Russia and others propose a short extension to delay choosing a new chief. Despite backlash, Türk’s office insists he’s ready to continue, and the Secretary-General says the process follows established rules — even as the world watches a pivotal moment in global human rights leadership.
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