The SG should speak for the peoples of the world
What are the principles which apply to
the Secretary-General’s selection process?
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The staff view on Antonio Guterres: what is his legacy?
How has the Secretary-General’s first term impacted staff
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
Unsteady scales: What’s right and what’s amiss with the UN internal justice system
From a vantage point of 4 years in the Internal Justice Council, Jamshid Gaziyev gives us an insider's view of what needs to be fixed with the justice system
You are not alone: OSLA will assist you
An explorative journey to discover and describe the role of the Office of Staff Legal Assistance (OSLA)
Running Switzerland during Covid
Just finished her second non-consecutive term as President of the Swiss Confederation. We spoke to Simonetta Sommaruga
From Jamaica to the world
Last autumn Pamela Coke-Hamilton took over as ITC’s Executive Director. She sat down with UN Today to talk about growing up in Jamaica, her different jobs, how Geneva has and hasn’t changed, and her still-far-off retirement plans.
Une femme qui fait la différence
Sacrée « Woman who makes a difference » par l’International Women Forum, un puissant réseau international féminin.
