| UN
Police Yenigun
& Ata
Abuses Here
Covered Up by
LaCroix &
SG Guterres
Who Bans Press
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
UN GATE, April 17
–
How
corrupt is
today's UN
under Antonio
Guterres?
Well, its own
staff are so
afraid of
retaliation by
Guterres that
their only
outlet, they
say, is to
Inner City
Press which
itself has
been banned
from the
UN by
Guterres, with
no due process
and December
3, 2022 appeal
ignored.
But
we
continue.
February's
story, follow
up below:
"Dear
Matthew
Russsell Lee /
Inner City
Press:
We are from
the Police
Division of
the United
Nations. We
come to you as
our last
resort.
Since
March 2022,
the
Investigations
Division of
the Office of
Internal
Oversight
Services
(OIOS) has
opened an
investigation
against Mr.
Ata Yenigun,
Chief of the
Selection and
Recruitment
Section of the
UN Police
Division,
Office of Rule
of Law and
Security
Institutions
(OROLSI),
Department of
Peace
Operations
(DPO).
The
investigation
concerned
numerous
reported
incidents of
serious
discrimination,
abuses of
authority,
cases of
harassment and
for creating
an hostile
environment to
work.
Mr.
Yenigun
bullies us in
his own team
but not only.
He does the
same to the
entire staff
of the Police
Division. And,
he has done so
for many
years. He has
always been
protected. He
was
particularly
protected to
not say that
he was even
empowered by
the former
Police Adviser
Mr. Luis
Carrilho
during his
entire time as
Police Adviser
with the
support of ASG
Zouev.
...one
year later
nothing has
been done and
Mr. Yenigun
continues to
terrorize the
staff of the
Police
Division. Mr.
Yenigun has a
strong bias
against women
and other
minorities.
it is not the
first time DPO
(USG Lacroix
is also fully
aware) and
OROLSI let
managers
bullying their
staff. In the
past the Chief
of UNMAS was
able to do the
same for years
also…
[Inner City
Press reported
on that,
before being roughed
up and thrown
out of the
UN by
Guterres' UN
Security,
which now
ignored the
written appeal
directed by UN
PGA
Spokesperson
Paulina
Kubiak).
we
are seriously
afraid of
retaliations.
Please help us
by publishing
our
story.
Done.
This on April
17, this:
Hi,
Matthew-
I read this
article
and can
confirm
everything in
it. I’ve got
good internal
sources at
UNPOL.
You might also
want to look
into the
corruption of
Mr. ATA, how
he favorites
certain
countries, and
how Turkish
police
officers often
end up in key
positions.
Further you
might want to
look into the
process of the
new Police
Adviser. A man
who was among
the least
qualified
candidates
(with
references to
his previous
duty station
in SPC
Brindisi,
according to
sources very
close to Ms.
Ann Mari
Orler. He was
Ata’s choice
in a weird
process where
PD (read: Ata)
is responsible
for screening
(read: hiring)
his new boss.
And he always
pick a
candidate he
don’t need to
fear.
The hiring
process made
an unusual
jump, when it
went from UN
PD and
straight to
USG, without
clearance from
ASG Zoev’s
office.
It can also be
mentioned that
the Police
Advisor is
rarely wearing
uniform, as he
is not
entitled to do
it after he
was suspended
from the
Pakistan
police due to
allegations of
Human Rights
violations.
This is
information
well known to
Mr.
Ata.
At last you
might want to
look into his
ridiculous
travel
expenses and
how he is
tricking with
the DSA, how
he is
representing
Police
Division
absolutely
everywhere all
year round. It
is well known
in PD SRS that
he
significantly
increased his
travels after
one of his
daughters
changed to a
private
school."
We
are asking
Guterres and
his
spokespeople
Stephane
Dujarric and
Melissa
Fleming.
Watch
this site.
***
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