UNITED NATIONS
GATE, Nov 2
– Inner City Press
has been banned from
entering the UN by
UNSG Antonio
Guterres since 5
July
2018. While
Guterres'
spokesman Stephane
Dujarric said on
camera he was
answering banned
Inner City Press'
many questions,
he is not.
It is a lie,
see below,
with no
answers on
Cameroon,
Honduras, UN
rapes,
Guterres'
corruption.
Now
Dujarric
has on
November 2
issued three read out
from Guterres'
wasteful
(Chapo-funded)
trip to Bangkok,
published here
and
annotated:
"The
Secretary-General
met with H.E.
Gen. (retd.)
Prayuth
Chan-o-cha,
Prime Minister
of the Kingdom
of
Thailand.
The
Secretary-General
thanked
Thailand for
its
chairmanship
of the
Association of
Southeast
Asian Nations
during 2019
and expressed
appreciation
for Thailand’s
continued
support to
strengthening
the
partnership
with the
United
Nations.
Bangkok, 2
November
2019."
Prayuth is a
military coup
leader, whose
crackdown on
the media
Inner City Press'
written
questions
Guterres and
Dujarric have
refused to
answer.
"The
Secretary-General
met with H.E.
Mr. Joko
Widodo,
President of
the Republic
of Indonesia.
The
Secretary-General
and the
President
discussed
climate action...."
Guterres has
refused to answer banned Inner City Press'
questions about recent UN sex abuse cases,
including by Indonesia peacekeepers, see
below, much less on West Papua.
"The
Secretary-General
met with H.E.
Mr. Nguyen
Xuan Phuc,
Prime Minister
of the
Socialist
Republic of
Viet
Nam. The
Secretary-General
said he looked
forward to
working
closely with
Viet Nam
during its
tenure as a
non-permanent
member of the
Security
Council
(2020-2021)...."
Guterres is
trying to line up
support
in advance of
Viet Nam being
on the UNSC,
just as he
lined up the support
of Cameroon
before it chaired
the UN Budget
Committee,
by being
silent on and
covering up
Cameroon Paul
Biya's
killings.
Some
recent UNanswered
questions:
November
1-1: On
Cameroon, what
are the
belated
comments and
actions if any
of SG Guterres
on the US
decision to
cut trade
benefits to
Biya's
Cameroon
citing
extrajudicial
killings and
other number
rights abuses?
November
1-2: On UN
sexual
exploitation
and abuse -
alleged - this
is a request
that you
immediately
provide the
"if asked"
information
about the case
of sexual
abuse of a
child alleged
against a
Cameroon UN
"peacekeeper"
in CAR
cursorily data
dump on
October 31 at
1:30 pm as
well as
previously
requested
without
response about
the child rape
and sexual
exploitation
by UN
"peacekeepers"
from Cameroon
and South
Africa the UN
cursorily
disclosed on
the afternoon
of October 28
- about which
Inner City
Press did not
this time
immediately
ask, given
that each of
you have
refused for
one week and
counting to
answer in any
way with
if-asked
information
about the
child rape and
sexual
exploitation
cases
involving
Indonesia...
1-4: On
Honduras,
narco-corruption
and SG
Guterres'
meeting last
month with
President Juan
Orlando
Hernandez and
previous four
person panel,
on which you
have refused
all of Inner
City Press'
questions
while on
October 29
thanking JOH's
government for
$50,000 - what
assurances do
the UN have
this is not
from the $1
million JOH
was shown to
have taken
from narco
trafficking El
Chapo?
September
4-8:
Immediately
explain the
single lawless
line from MALU
on 30 August
2019:
"Greetings
Matthew Lee
from Inner
City Press,
Your media
accreditation
request, with
reference no:
M5413398, has
been declined
for the
following
reason: Media
accreditation
was withdrawn
on 17 August
2018." This is
a formal
request for
the UN's
explanation of
grounds for
this denial.
And a demand
for answer to
these
questions,
which MALU has
declined to
answer:
Who made the
decision?
Where is the
list of those
accredited by
[MALU]?
What and to
whom is the
process of
appeal?
May
15-3: On the
Public
Financial
Disclosures
for 2017
belatedly
published over
the weekend of
April 27-28,
please state
why Mohammed
Ibn Chambas,
like the
Executive
Secretary of
the UN
Biodiversity
Convention,
Cristiana
Paşca-Palmer,
UNICEF's
Henriette
Fore, with
documented
links to
ExxonMobil and
others, USG
Mark Lowcock
(undisclosed
while the
Secretariat's
speaker at the
UNSC Arria on
Cameroon),
UNCTAD's
Mukhisa
Kituyi, UN
Women's
Phumzile
Mlambo-Ngcuka,
UNOG chief
Michael
Moller, UNDP
chief Achim
Steiner, Adama
Dieng, UN
Security chief
Peter Drennan,
Rosemary
DiCarlo and
Nicholas
Haysum, not
even on the
list.
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