The Secretary General at the United Nations
The secretary general holds the top position at the United Nations. He faces many duties and responsibilities in guiding the world body.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1990
Page
14
The secretary general holds the top position at the United Nations. He faces many duties and responsibilities in guiding the world body.
The General Assembly usually meets once a year from September to December. It hosts leaders who speak on global concerns and runs most UN business. It forms committees to carry out its duties while each country has one vote with up to five delegates.
The Security Council has 15 members with five permanent seats. Important matters require agreement by the five permanent members. The other ten are elected by the General Assembly for two year terms. The council meets year round and has requested troop contributions to troubled areas.
The Economic and Social Council and the International Court of Justice sit in The Hague. The ICJ has 15 judges from 15 nations. After World War II eleven territories failed to govern themselves. today only one remains. The council aims to improve global well being, with interests in world trade and refugees.
The Secretariat assists the United Nations in daily operations providing secretaries librarians and lawyers. The office handles diverse tasks across administration legal support and information services for the global body.
The United Nations Children’s Fund UNICEF runs a program where children raise money during Halloween by trick or treating. The U.N. notes 16 special agencies focus on energy health and child welfare.
The UN faces disputes over voting methods funding and problem solving while recording achievements. Its peacekeeping role remains a central concern for the international community and the public.
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