| Sierra
Leone Takes
Over UNSC No
Answers on
Gaza or UN
Rape Sudan or
UNrepaired
Mission
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
UN GATE, Aug 1 –
Sierra Leone took over the UN
Security Council presidency on
August 1, 2024 - while Inner
City Press is still banned
from the UN, despite its June
19 application.
On July 31, Inner
City Press wrote to the Sierra
Mission: "This is a timely
request that you allow Inner
City Press to enter and cover,
and/or provide the WebEx
pass code(s) to access Sierra
Leone's UNSC Presidency press
briefing by your
Ambassador Michael Imran Kanu
on August 1, 2024. I have
questions to ask on what you
will do this month about Gaza
and Sudan, DRC and Rwanda, as
well as the coups in Gabon and
Niger and the conflicts in
Ukraine, Ethiopia, Cameroon,
Yemen and Libya - and on
ongoing cases of sexual abuse
and exploitation by UN
peacekeepers, and Missions'
abuses in NYC, on many of
which Inner City Press first
reported
Please note that
Inner City Press and I
participate in the WebEx
briefings of, for example, the
IMF: March
31, 2022 and since with
new IMF spokesperson Sept
28, 2023:
Sierra
Leone, which as first reported
by Inner City Press, refuses
to even keep its UN Mission in
good repair, did not answer;
its ambassador conducted a
propaganda presser with the
Press banned, video here.
We will not cease.
Watch this
site.
Inner City
Press on June 19, 2024 again applied
to the UN for access, as it
gives 100s, to cover the UNGA
week. Inner City Press has a
NYC Press Pass and writes
about the UN. From Sierra
Leone and its UN Mission,
nothing.
Watch this
site.
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