| In Corrupt UN WIPO of Tang
Whistleblowers Complaint Denied
Amid Decay under Guterres
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
UN GATE,
Feb 4 – How corrupt is
the UN system under Antonio
Guterres? Well, the day before
Guterres was set amid Gaza,
bombings and hostages to party
down with Sharon Stone and the
UN Correspondents Association
at Casa Cipriani, WIPO in
Geneva did the same. (A year
later on December 13, 2024,
the same sale of Guterres was
repeated).
The World
Intellectual Property
Organization under Director
General Daren Tang threw a
lavish party on December 14,
2023, Inner City Press
far-flung whistleblowing
sources told it, and it
exclusively reported.
On December 18, a
complaint was filed with Tang,
citing Inner City Press'
exclusive report: "Dear
Director General Daren Tang,
We write to you as WIPO
whistleblowers.... See article
in the media
https://www.innercitypress.com/ungate1wipoicp121523.html"
On
February 4, 2025, this: "WIPO
Whistleblowers call on WIPO’s
Chairs to ensure that
misconduct complaints against
DG Daren Tang—currently closed
without external review—be
reopened and investigated
independently. Access to
justice and WIPO’s
accountability are at stake...
The concerns over corruption
at the top levels of WIPO are
growing with four complaints
against Director General Daren
Tang having now been disposed
of through a sham process in
which WIPO's Director of the
Internal Oversight Division
Julie Nyang'aya conducts a
preliminary evaluation into
the complaints against her
boss and then recommends
closure. Not even under
former WIPO Director General
Francis Gurry's term were
things so bad" - like the
transition from Ban Ki-moon to
this nadir, Antonio Guterres.
Watch this site.
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