Is our investigations process fit for purpose? Examining the fairness and relevance of the UN’s investigative process in disciplinary matters By Rowan Downing | INSIDE VIEW | 1 May 2022
UNDT and UNAT: Defining the role Does the UN internal justice system function as a fair judicial system? Or is it part of a process leading to a final decision by the SG? By Rowan Downing | INSIDE VIEW | 1 November 2021
Independence for the UN Dispute and Appeals Tribunals Judicial independence is regarded as a prerequisite for the protection of the rights of all who appear before a court or tribunal By Rowan Downing | INSIDE VIEW | 1 September 2021
The Judge’s view: The UN justice system is not independent and needs to be fixed Rowan Downing was a judge on the UN Dispute Tribunal. Rarely shy in giving his opinion, he tells UN Today why our internal justice system needs to change By Rowan Downing | FOCUS ON | 8 April 2021