La Gazette de la Paix • An independent bilingual student publication of the Geneva Graduate Institute
The race for the next UN Secretary-General has highlighted the outsized role the Security Council plays in selecting the organization’s top official. Security Council membership constitutes a form of influence over the SG selection process, yet fifty-nine UN Member States have never served on Council.
By Wael Frikha This past Saturday, I stood shoulder to shoulder with more than 10,000 people in the streets ofContinue Reading
By Tanya Gill and Rosie Moore Students interested in the going-ons around Geneva should take some time from their dayContinue Reading
44th session of the Universal Periodic Review, held at Room XX in Palais des Nations in Geneva in early November
Interview conducted by: Tanvee Kanaujia, PDC President. The Graduate Press (TGP) and Professional Development Committee (PDC) have teamed up toContinue Reading
How can the UN be responsible for the ongoing pandemic but also win the Noble Peace Prize the same year? How can the UN be responsible for inaction in preventing genocide but also be undertaking commendable efforts to protect refugees fleeing from these acts? For academics who’ve studied this for years, it is easier to see the finer distinctions and the flaws in public discourse. But it is time for the latter to be clear on what it is asking for.
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