Charles Malik was a Lebanese diplomat who helped change the world in 1948, but who's been largely forgotten. Malik was a philosophy professor sent to represent his country in the newly formed U.N.

And a giant of a man emerged from the mountains. Philosopher, academic, diplomat, humanist and politician, Charles Habib Malik was born in 1906 in Btourram, a hamlet in the Mountains of Lebanon ...

He is the son of one of Lebanon’s most influential figures: diplomat, philosopher, and theologian Charles Malik — one of the eight draftees of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The United States is “ready to understand the Arab case” now and this is a “golden opportunity” to establish the best of Arab-American relations, Dr. Charles Malik, Lebanese Ambassador to ...

The Arab visitor was Dr. Charles Malik, of Lebanon, former chairman of that country delegation to the United Nations and president of the UN General Assembly. Dr.