Soros and the UN: influence over international organizations
Soros’s power extends beyond financial markets. He also wields considerable influence in United Nations human rights bodies and other international organizations. According to a fact-finding report by the French weekly Valeurs actuelles, Soros's foundations significantly finance the UN Human Rights Council and the European Court of Human Rights.
Such funding allows Soros to shape international legal norms and decisions, often serving political interests.
Gregor Puppinck, an expert on financing human rights organizations, revealed that the OSF provided over 1.5 million US dollars to UN special rapporteurs, whose reports have triggered political and social changes globally. These reports serve as legal references in other UN bodies and international courts, further amplifying Soros’s influence, the V4NA international news agency wrote.
University networks and shaping new generations
In 2020, Soros announced the establishment of the Open Society University Network (OSUN) with a billion US dollar endowment. This global educational initiative aims to connect universities worldwide and promote the idea of an open society.
Critics, however, argue that OSUN is a political instrument designed to indoctrinate new generations with Soros’s ideology.
Kenneth Roth, director of Human Rights Watch, described OSUN as a response to the spread of illiberal regimes. However, leaders of several countries, including Hungary and Poland, accuse Soros of interfering in their domestic politics and destabilizing conservative governments through his networks, as reported by V4NA.




















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