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U S Must Demand Transparency and Accountability in Appointment of Top-Level U N Officials

U S Must Demand Transparency and Accountability in Appointment of Top-Level U N Officials
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Why the U N Still Does Not Merit Full U S Funding

UN Plans a New Mobility Scheme Where Staffers will be Forced to Work Overseas

The United Nations is planning to introduce a new “mobility policy” under which staffers based in New York and other Western capitals will be mandated to serve in overseas missions and field servi

Profound Reform or Redundancy – United Nations Quandary?

Credit: United Nations GENEVA, Apr 13 2021 (IPS) - Three recent developments bring about again the reasoning on the dire need to immediately reform the United Nations (UN) and avoid its predictable slide to redundancy. First, the tragic killing near Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) of Italian Ambassador Mr. Luca Attanasio on 22 February 2021 engendered a shock within the diplomatic community. Unfortunately, the assassination of top envoys and diplomats has regularly occurred for a long time. The emissaries of Xerxes the Great, the fourth Achaemenid Emperor of Persia, were killed by Leonidas I, the King of Sparta, in 481 BC. More recently, Mr. Richard Sykes, Ambassador of the United Kingdom in the Netherlands, was gunned down by a terrorist organization on 22 March 1979.

FG Seeks Transparency in Judges, Prosecutors Selection

Alex Enumah in Abuja The federal government yesterday called for a transparent and all inclusive process, devoid of any sentiment in the selection of the Prosecutor and Judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC). Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami, SAN, said this is necessary in order to select only the best and the most qualified candidates for the coveted positions. He spoke while delivering Nigeria’s Country statement at the 19th session of the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, at Hague, Netherlands. “Nigeria wishes to reiterate the need not to compromise the issue of high moral character of candidates seeking elective offices within the court system as that is the only way the credibility of the Court can be sustained,” a statement from his media aide, Dr Umar Gwandu said.

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