Well, the first tweet responding to the UN's perfectly illustrates Alsalem's points about smearing women with insinuations:
'From all those who you consider your friends on this argument, you may want to take a long hard look at where their finances are coming from. If you think the Alliance Defending Freedom is the way forward, then you're with those who wish to remove access to abortion from women.'
A few more, for those who can't access Twitter:
'And the ones branded genocidal LITERALLY said that transgender people "are a huge problem in a sane world" and should "have their numbers reduced".'
'The worldwide anti gender campaign, of which these attacks on trans people’s existing rights are only one part, is a massive threat to women’s rights too. Pretending otherwise is politically motivated propaganda.'
'These days you can't even have Nazis repeatedly turn up to your events to support you without being called a Nazi'
'You mean protect the right of transphobes to be transphobic.@UNSRVAW
is an adherent of “gender critical” ideology, which is trans-eliminationist.'
'You only need to look at who she follows: anti-trans hate groups and transphobic trolls. Textbook example of institutional capture.@UNSRVAW
is not fit to hold her position as a UN special rapporteur.'
'@UNSRVAW, an advocate for the elimination of trans people from society, is not fit for the position and is a threat to the rights of women and girls'
''Women & girls' includes trans women & girls They too have the right to speak on sex, gender, & #genderidenity without intimidation or fear, & on the threats against their existence by those who attempt to deny them the safety of female spaces & services'
'Incredibly dishonest framing. If these people cared about women and girls they'd have moved on to actual problems rather than harassing trans people daily. It's a fascist hate movement wearing the skin of a feminist organization and it isn't feminist or progressive.'
I think that gives you a flavour. There are also many supportive responses.