Senior Policy Counsel for International Advocacy

   A United Nations committee that is reviewing U.S. compliance with an
   international treaty on racial discrimination has issued findings that
   should be seen as a serious rebuke and wakeup call for the Biden
   administration.

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   At the same time, it's deeply troubling that the U.S. has not done more
   to implement the treaty, the oldest of nine core international human
   rights accords. The U.S. has ratified only three of the nine. The U.S.
   signed the treaty on racial discrimination in 1966 but did not ratify
   it until 1994.

General failure to implement the treaty