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Racism and Gender Inequalities at the UN: Guterres Recognizes Insufficient Progress

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Six years after an internal investigation revealing that one in three United Nations staff members claimed to have suffered racial discrimination, Secretary-General António Guterres acknowledged on Wednesday 28 October that progress against racism and gender inequality within the Organization remains insufficient. "The UN cannot defend in any way [...] Article Racism and gender inequality at the UN: Guterres acknowledges insufficient progress fi…
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Six years after an internal investigation revealing that one in three United Nations staff members claimed to have suffered racial discrimination, Secretary-General António Guterres acknowledged on Wednesday 28 October that progress against racism and gender inequality within the Organization remains insufficient. "The UN cannot defend in any way [...] Article Racism and gender inequality at the UN: Guterres acknowledges insufficient progress fi…

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