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At a time when the United Nations is playing a decisive role in coping with world problems which affect the lives of millions of people, fair play - a combination of observance of the rules, respect for the defenceless, and prevention of adverse behaviour - is the condition under which human cooperation becomes both possible and necessary.

With a view to this, to help these essential features cross the arbitrary and artificial barriers to realize the UN's potential as a positive force in the world, UNJustice devotes itself to no other task with more dedication than to the very task it got its name from: encouraging fair play in the United Nations system of administration of justice.

 
 
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Decisions from the UN Ethics Office that there is no prima facie case of retaliation can be appealed through the internal justice system of the Organization. [PDF-87 KB]  

12 May 2011

The United Nations Dispute Tribunal found that the Ethics Office 's determinations have direct consequences for the rights of staff members and as such, they fall under the jurisdiction of the Tribunal. 

 

UN Dispute Tribunal brings justice and dignity to whistleblower [PDF-112 KB]  

1 September 2010

Tony Shkurtaj, who was retaliated for reporting wrongdoing by UNDP in North Korea, was awarded $160,000.

 

IJC proposes a Code of Conduct for the judges of the UN internal tribunals [PDF-42 KB]  

18 August 2010

Preserving independence, impartiality, integrity, propriety, transparency, fairness, competence and diligence.

 

http://www.un.org/en/internaljustice is on line

30 June 2010

The Office of Administration of Justice launches the new website of the internal justice system of the Organization.

 

UN internal appeals tribunal concludes 33 cases in first session

6 April 2010

Cases included disputes over staff promotions, pensions, sexual harassment and contract matters, among others issues.

 

On November 12th 2009, the Sixth Committee (Legal) approved without a vote the draft resolution on criminal accountability of United Nations officials and experts on mission -A/C.6/64/L.8- [PDF-43 KB]

16 November 2009

Impunity should be prevented. The resolution calls upon States to establish jurisdiction in existing domestic criminal law over crimes committed by their nationals while serving as United Nations personnel.

 

Swearing-in ceremony of the judges of the United Nations dispute and appeals tribunals

22  June 2009

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon hopes that the new justice system will boost accountability in the Organization.

 

The General Assembly appoints the judges to the UN dispute and appeals tribunals

4  March 2009

An important step towards the realization of the reform of the United Nations system of internal justice.

 

On 2008 Christmas Eve the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution that paves the way for a new system of administration of justice in the United Nations

25 December 2008

The new system will be operational from July 2009. UNJustice expects to see clear signs of the UN justice system’s change of direction.

 

 

 

Stop the UNJustice clock! 

Today, the United Nations is celebrating without the provision of a system of administration of justice that promotes compliance with human rights norms. To make the United Nations' work a true manifestation of culture and humanness, the United Nations needs a fundamentally new system of justice.

 

It is only fair to stop the UNJustice clock now.

Write to your Permanent Representative to the United Nations

 

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