Good morning, this is Michelle. The UN’s money troubles from certain states not footing the bill are sending shockwaves all across its operations, including in Geneva.
Its human rights office, already struggling to keep up with an ever-growing list of demands from states, has taken a tough blow at a time when rights abuses are skyrocketing. We took a deep dive inside some of the drastic measures it is having to take to stave off the cash crisis and what it means in the long run for critical human rights work. |
UN secretary general António Guterres and UN human rights high commissioner Volker Türk at the opening of the Human Rights Council 55th session in Geneva, 26 February 2024. (UN Photo/Elma Okic)
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