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Publication Date: May 1988
Publisher: Heritage Foundation (Washington, D.C.)
Author(s): Mark Huber
Research Area: International relations
Keywords: International organizations
Type: Report
Coverage: United States
Abstract:
When U.N. films portray the U.S., they should do so fairly and responsibly. Based on this sample of 46 U.N. films, there can be no doubt that U.N. films fail to do so. Until this situation changes, the U.S. should seriously reconsider whether it is wise to finance these products. As such, the Congress should suspend all U.S. funding for U.N. films and for the U.N. Department of Public Information until the General Accounting Office can analyze the films’ content and certify that U.S. taxpayer funds are not underwriting anti-U.S. propaganda.