Which country on June 19, 2018 had withdrawn from Human Rights Council (UNHRC), accusing the council of bias against Israel?
Correct answer: C. USA
- A. Phillipine
- B. Oman
- C. USA
- D. Guatemala
Explanation
The United States announced its withdrawal from the UN Human Rights Council on 19 June 2018, alleging anti-Israel bias. Guatemala had not withdrawn from the council at that time.
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