| UN Mission of Algeria
Tricked Staff into Work Until
Death Now Gets Sued in SDNY
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
April 18 – A lawsuit has been
filed against the UN Mission
of Algeria, by the estate of a
woman who worked as a cook for
the Mission for 46 years until
her death by a heart attack in
2023.
The
complaint, filed in the U.S.
District Court for the
Southern District of New York
which Inner City Press closely
covers and where it found it,
says that the woman, Fatouma
Gulum, told the Mission about
her health problems and desire
to retire.
But the Mission
"misrepresent[ed] that Ms.
Gulum would forfeit her
retirement benefit if she
stopped working."
It cites
the Foreign Sovereign
Immunities Act and says the
Mission is not immune because
the action arises from
Defendant's commercial
activity in the
US.
Like the UN's fake-news
operation...
The case is Gulum
v. Permanent Mission of the
People's Democratic Republic
of Algeria to the United
Nations, 1:26-cv-3079 (Cronan)
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