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Trump attacks ICC, UNESCO and UN Human Rights Council at UN General Assembly
In a New York address, Trump called the ICC a rogue tribunal and condemned UNESCO and the Human Rights Council as globalist bodies.
By Felo News Desk · Published
President Donald Trump used his Sep 22, 2026 speech to the United Nations General Assembly in New York to denounce several UN‑linked organisations, according to amgreatness.com.
He described the International Criminal Court as an “out‑of‑control institution” and urged all member states to resign from it, saying the court has no jurisdiction over U.S. citizens or military personnel. Trump also attacked the United Nations Human Rights Council, accusing it of focusing on “transgender mutilization” and immigration while ignoring persecution of Christians and atrocities by repressive regimes. He further criticised UNESCO, calling it “deeply ironic” that an agency meant to protect cultural heritage promotes mass migration, and warned that globalists are destroying historic cultures.
Trump framed his remarks as a defence of American sovereignty, stating there is no global government or global taxes while he remains president, and pledged to use America’s strength to confront enemies and reject global control.
Key facts
- Trump delivered a speech to the UN General Assembly in New York on Sep 22, 2026. (amgreatness.com)
- He called the International Criminal Court a rogue, out‑of‑control institution. (amgreatness.com)
- Trump urged all ICC member nations to resign from the court. (amgreatness.com)
- He criticised UNESCO for promoting mass migration while claiming to protect cultural heritage. (amgreatness.com)
- Trump said there is no global government or global taxes while he is president. (amgreatness.com)
Sources
- [1] amgreatness.com — originally reported as “Trump Blasts ‘Globalist’ ICC, UNESCO, and Human Rights Council in UN Address › American Greatness”
