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[reference to footnote and annex omitted] The story linked to the Twitter account of Inner City Press, which contains a thread of ‘tweets’ concerning the case. (...) [reference to annex omitted] The Applicant and Applicant’s counsel recall seeing an entry request under the name of ‘Inner City Press’ during his cross-examination of [the witness]. However, neither Applicant nor his counsel recall seeing ‘Inner City Press’ or ‘Press- Guest’ among the participants in the hearing

Continuation of UNFPA PSB ordering UN City Security (in UN City Copenhagen) to inform any inviting [her] person/UN agency in UN City Copenhagen that [she was] not allowed to enter UNFPA Copenhagen premises (2 PSB’s wings inside the UN City) even after the end of [her] TA contract with UNFPA PSB; e. (...) She requests that all orders issued by UNFPA to bar her from UN City premises or to block her emails be cancelled, and that she be provided with a “good” 2013 performance appraisal. (...) Continuation of UNFPA PSB ordering UN City Security (in UN City Copenhagen) to inform any inviting [her] person/UN agency in UN City Copenhagen that [she was] not allowed to enter UNFPA Copenhagen premises (2 PSB’s wings inside the UN City) even after the end of [her] TA contract with UNFPA PSB; Case No.

Nielsen could attend the WHO for the purpose of undertaking the assessment, WHO, not wishing “to harbour unfriendly relations with any other UN agency […] housed in UN City”, had taken the decision to deny her access to UN City. (...) As there are “no locks” on doors in UN City, a prohibition on her entry to UNFPA premises necessarily means that other agencies in UN City will not seriously consider her candidature with them. 36. (...) Continuation of UNFPA PSB ordering UN City Security (in UN City Copenhagen) to inform any inviting [her] person/UN agency in UN City Copenhagen that [she was] not allowed to enter UNFPA Copenhagen premises (2 PSB’s wings inside the UN City) even after the end of [her] TA contract with UNFPA PSB; e.

Continuation of UNFPA PSB ordering UN City Security (in UN City Copenhagen) to inform any inviting [her] person/UN agency in UN City Copenhagen that [she was] not allowed to enter UNFPA Copenhagen premises (2 PSB’s wings inside the UN City) even after the end of [her] TA contract with UNFPA PSB; e.

UNAMA received credible reports of 848 civilian casualties (289 deaths and 559 injured) that occurred in Kunduz city and surrounding districts between 28 September and 13 October. (...) Methodology The findings of this report are based upon 326 interviews conducted by UNAMA human rights staff, between 28 September and 1 December 2015, with residents of Kunduz city and civilians displaced to other locations in Afghanistan, including Mazar-e-Sharif city (Balkh province), Taloqan city (Takhar province), Faizabad city (Badakhshan province) and Kabul city. (...) The then United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Afghanistan, described the attack on Kunduz city as follows: Citizens of Kunduz were subjected to a horrifying ordeal.

Continuation of UNFPA PSB ordering the UN City Security (in UN City Copenhagen) to inform any [person]/UN agency in UN City Copenhagen [inviting her] that [she was] not allowed to enter UNFPA Copenhagen premises (2 PSB’s wings inside the UN City) even after the end of [her] TA contract with UNFPA PSB; e.

Matthew Russell Lee produced a report regarding the hearing on the website of “Inner City Press”, in which he added links to the Tweeter account of “Inner City Press”, showing four photos from the hearing, which displayed confidential and/or private materials presented to a witness in direct violation of the Tribunal’s prohibition against recordings. (...) The Tribunal is extremely concerned that recordings in the form of photos from the hearing have been made and published on the Tweeter account of “Inner City Press”. This is a direct violation of the Tribunal’s explicit orders at the hearing and entirely unacceptable. 4.

In this respect, it is undisputed that the overall responsibility for Palm City was assigned to Ms. Rakhi. The Applicant’s role regarding Palm City was to oversee crisis management, for the event of a crisis within the Palm City, and as a contingency for the eventuality of an incident at the main compound. For this purpose, the Applicant had to overnight in Palm City, an arrangement pre-dating Mr. Khafagi’s arrival as CSA. 14. (...) For example, the Palm City project was not the exclusive and long-term responsibility of any one person.

On 23 October 2011, a violent earthquake hit the city of Van, leading to the evacuation of most UNHCR staff members from the city, except for a reduced team that included the Applicant. (...) As his principal argument for contesting the decision not to renew his fixed- term appointment, the Applicant, who was serving in the city of Van in Turkey, states that the decision was taken because of his Kurdish origin. 14. (...) However, the facts as set forth above indicate that, while all staff members were informed of the report's recommendations in November 2011, the recommendations were apparently drafted before the earthquake of 23 October 2011 that left the city in ruins. 19. The Tribunal therefore finds that, while the recommendations contained in the report could perhaps have prompted the Representative of the UN High Commissioner in Turkey not to renew the Applicant's contract, it was in fact the very severe earthquakes that occurred in Van between 23 October and 15 November 2011 that forced UNHCR to close Field Office Van, rendering moot the report's recommendations. 20.

May 2010 – the Applicant went to the Healthcare City California Chiropractic Centre in Dubai for post-surgery follow-up. (...) March 2011 – the Applicant returned to the Healthcare City California Chiropractic Centre in Dubai for re-assessment. (...) January 2012 - the Applicant returned to the Healthcare City California Chiropractic Centre in Dubai for re-assessment.