Posts Tagged ‘UN Pension’

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Appeal to UN General Assembly

Appeal to UN General Assembly

When you mention a famous race horse, they always ask, “from which stable?”  The stable is important, as it establishes the ancestry, authenticity and the breed. When you name a lawyer who has done well, people ask you, “from which... (Continue reading)

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Judgment on UN Retirees Common Cause Appeal

Judgment on UN Retirees Common Cause Appeal

“When a judgment and justice be the same?” – quote from ancient Eastern wisdom. More than a year after the appeal was submitted, firstly (May 2009) with the Standing Committee of the UN Pension Fund and after nine months it... (Continue reading)

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UN Pension and After Life

UN Pension and After Life

“It was once said that the moral test of government is how that government treats those in the dawn of life, the children; those who are in the twilight of life, the elderly; and those who are in the shadows... (Continue reading)

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Non-Performing Assets of the UN

Non-Performing Assets of the UN

“A manager’s task is to make the strengths of people effective and their weakness irrelevant–and that applies fully as much to the manager’s boss as it applies to the manager’s subordinates.” Peter Drucker. “Good management consists in showing average people... (Continue reading)

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Uncommon Delay of Common Cause Appeal

Uncommon Delay of Common Cause Appeal

“It is in justice that the ordering of society is centered.” Aristotle (Greek Philosopher: 384 BC – 322 BC). “Justice delayed is justice denied.” William Gladstone (British Politician : 1809-1898). This is an open appeal to the UN Appeals Tribunal... (Continue reading)

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Support Non-Political UN

Support Non-Political UN

“Let the ruler be a ruler, the subject a subject, the father a father, the son a son.” “Truly if the ruler be not a ruler, the subject not a subject, the father not a father, the son not a... (Continue reading)

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Traditional Medicine, Ayurveda – Science of Life

Traditional Medicine, Ayurveda - Science of Life

Traditional Medicine (Ayurveda – Science of Life) in the eyes of the UN Health and Insurance. Over the years your bodies become walking autobiographies, telling friends and strangers alike of the successes as well as stresses of your lives. From... (Continue reading)

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Appeal to UN General Assembly

Appeal to UN General Assembly

This is an open appeal to the UN General Assembly from a senior world citizen in the largest democracy. “I want to live in a world where people become famous because of their work for peace and justice and care.... (Continue reading)

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Bravo! Judge Adams

Bravo! Judge Adams

New sunshine exposing the muck around… Can this be cleared sooner than later? Ref: UNDT Judgment UNDT/2010/001/R, 6 January 2010, and UNDT Judgment UNDT/2010/030, 22 February 2010. Abboud vs Secretary-General of the United Nations. To say in one sentence: the... (Continue reading)

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Making Sense of it All – II

Making Sense of it All - II

“In a democratic framework nothing is flawless, but the real strength of a true democracy is its ability to correct the flaws in time and eliminate repetition.” Indian Cabinet Minister (probably in his wisdom mode). Reading through the judgments, orders,... (Continue reading)

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Making Sense of it All

Making Sense of it All

“We must admit, at least the possibility, that everything we believe to be true is not (or may not be) true.”  Thomas M. Easley in his book “The Mechanics of GOD”. Isn’t it true that the UN staff had to... (Continue reading)

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Can UN Internal Justice Engender Growth of Moral Values?

Can UN Internal Justice Engender Growth of Moral Values?

Is it prudent to hope that our Internal Justice and its judges might carry genes of Adam Smith and Ayn Rand to make the reform of the UN Internal Justice System a robust and effective edifice to make the international... (Continue reading)

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Untold Story: Why We Do What We Do?

Untold Story: Why We Do What We Do?

From the Dairies of UN Retirees (1/3 Lump Sum Recipients) Common Cause Appeal # UNAT 2009-001. “Change direction with understanding of (human) evolution here and now, lest you may end up where you started and going nowhere.”  Lao To. Introduction... (Continue reading)

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