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The United States has decided to boycott the upcoming UN meeting in Geneva regarding human rights during the Trump administration. This marks the second consecutive year of U.S. non-participation, following claims of bias against Israel. Civil rights organizations criticize this decision, highlighting a significant decline in human rights. The U.S. State Department argues that participation would legitimize the UN Council, which it accuses of anti-American rhetoric. The absence of the U.S. delegation may delay the evaluation process until January. Various NGOs have submitted reports on issues like immigration and racial discrimination, while independent experts have previously criticized U.S. policies. Activists are urging the UN to address the situation in the U.S. despite the absence of American representatives.