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For UN Guterres Q&A At The New School Inner City Press RSVPs and Nothing 8 Hours Censorship

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SDNY / UN GATE, Feb 26 –  Antonio Guterres, the UN Secretary General who rarely takes questions and even had the Press which asked him about the mass killings in Cameroon thrown out of the UN, is set to take questions and an honorary doctorate at The New School outside of UN in New York City on February 27.  

The New School announced the event, and said "Press inquiries for this event should be sent to communications [at] newschool.edu." Inner City Press, which daily covers the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York and biweekly the International Monetary Fund (IMF), as well as the UN as whistleblowers send it evidence of mounting corruption, sexual harrassment and retaliation under Guterres, wrote to the address.

And waited. For eight hours. After writing to these specifics individuals, the whole staff:  Amy Malsin, Senior Director    x3990
Will Wilbur, Public Relations Manager    x3990 Merrie Snead, Manager, Communications and Community Relations    x4684

Re: RSVP for Feb 27 event, please confirm, thanks To: malsina@newschool.edu, wilburw@newschool.edu, sneadm@newschool.edu   Hi - resending to the Communications staff listed on New School website (having just covered Federal court hearing about Sarah Lawrence College, here and here) - still awaiting New School's response: Hi - this is a RSVP to attend and cover the Feb 27 event, here - please confirm, thanks, -Matthew

 Nothing. It appears that the state media that Guterres favors in the UN - including Xinhua, an arm of the Chinese Communist Party, as well as dozens of retirees in the UN "press corpse" - can attend at will, as part of Guterres' entourage.

 But isn't The New School part of the United States, covered by the First Amendment?

  Would The New School do this for a Q&A appearance by, for example, Saudi Crown Prince MBS? Or do they just assume, contrary to the facts, that the UN would never single out critical media and get them, contrary to all academic freedom principles, to partner in Guterres' censorship? Watch this site.

The notice: Thursday, February 27, 2020, 6:30PM to 7:45PM (EST) An Evening with António Guterres,   United Nations Secretary-General  The Auditorium, A106, Alvin Johnson/J.M. Kaplan Hall The New School will award an honorary doctorate to United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres and host a keynote lecture by the Secretary-General on women and power. This occasion marks the Secretary-General’s first major address on this important global topic.     This special event is only open to New School students, faculty and staff. Registration with an @newschool.edu email is required.    

Doors will open at 6:00 p.m.   Press inquiries for this event should be sent to communications [at] newschool.edu. 

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