| After UN
Failure in Darfur Now Crocodile Tears From
Guterres As El Fasher Base Is Looted
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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UN GATE, Dec 25 –
How corrupt has the UN system
become under Antonio Guterres?
Well, below is a sample
retaliation complaint about
his UN in Sudan, which has
been provided to Inner City
Press, which Guterres has had
banned for 1369 days without
providing answers.
Inner City
Press asked Guterres and
spokespeople Stephane Dujarric
and Melissa Fleming, and Amina
J. Mohammed, about Sudan in
writing on the morning of
October 25, along with a new
UN child rape by a
"peacekeeper" from Morocco. No
answers - totally corrupt.
At the UN's
lame noon briefing, Guterres'
SRSG Volker Perthes said he
could not speak to the impact
in Darfur.
But now, after so
much UN failure in Darfur
(which Inner City Press
visited with the Security
Council, before Guterres had
Inner City Press banned for
its reporting), now on
Christmas 2021, this: "The
Secretary-General condemns the
looting and reported violence
occurring around the former
United Nations logistics base
in El Fasher since 24 December
2021 in a part of the former
base for which custody was
handed over to local Sudanese
authorities on 21 December
2021. The safety of personnel
from the former United
Nations-African Union
peacekeeping mission in
Darfur, UNAMID, that remain at
the base is of paramount
concern at present. Security
of this section of the base
that has been overrun and
looted was to be maintained by
Sudanese authorities once it
was handed over.
This latest incident of
looting and destruction is a
tragedy for Sudanese
communities that stood to
benefit from substantial
amounts of equipment and
supplies gifted by the United
Nations assets for civilian
use. We remain hopeful that
Sudanese authorities can put
an end to the looting in El
Fasher, and that remaining
infrastructure, equipment and
assets can be administered for
civilian use as
intended. Farhan Haq,
Deputy Spokesperson for the
Secretary-General
New York, 25 December 2021."
Lies, all of it. Where is
Guterres and why no answers on
his links to Ghislaine Maxwell
and cover up of UN rapes?
From the UN in
Sudan, Inner City Press
published this: "Please
provide the name and position
of the person(s) who has
committed the alleged act(s)
of
retaliation: Mr.
Mateen Shaheen; Deputy
Representative UNFPA CO,
Sudan; email:
shaheen@unfpa.org Mr.
Massimo Diana; Representative
UNFPA CO, Sudan; email:
diana@unfpa.org
II. Protected
Activity: Did you
report misconduct? To whom and
when (date) did you make your
report of misconduct?
Yes, to the Executive Director
on May 24th. 2021
What misconduct
did you report?
3. Discrimination
and nepotism; specifically,
un-unified methods of
recruitment, including 12
new positions were not
opened internally following
procedure’ referring to ‘fast
track recruitments’ in order
to not extend contracts
of national staff in the Sudan
CO in favour of bringing in
staff who have served
with senior management
in former duty stations. As
evidence, in the last six
months, six new positions
have been recruited and
filled by staff from Syria,
the former duty station of the
Representative. Further,
positions have also been
filled through personal
relations such as bringing on
board the wife of the
1 Representative’s
friends in Khartoum into the
Youth Program without
transparency or clarity on
roles and
responsibility.
V.
History: Who else
besides the Ethics Office have
you contacted for
assistance? No
other parties and/or bodies
have been contacted for
assistance."
Until Inner City
Press, along with additional
confidential information.
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