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The decisive facts that Macharia claimed to have discovered on 22 November 2010, after the Appeals Tribunal’s Judgment was issued, were as follows: (a) Personal friendship on Facebook’s social network between some UNDT Nairobi staff members including a judge and the Respondent (through his agents and/or servants), before, during, and after the hearing of Case No. (...) Though the annexes show that Judge Boolell and Adamou socialised with the said UNON officials on the social network, there is not a shred of evidence that the trial judge, Judge Izuako, was among that group.

The Applicant was recruited by the United Nations as a P-3 statistician at the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA). 2. On 28 March 2012, he filed an Application with the United Nations Dispute Tribunal challenging the implied refusal by the United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) to conclude an investigation implicating him in an alleged network of passport trafficking. 3. The Respondent submitted his Reply on 3 May 2012 contending that the Application was not receivable. 4.

The Applicant was recruited by the United Nations as a P-3 statistician at the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA). 2. By application filed with the United Nations Dispute Tribunal on 28 March 2012, the Applicant contests (i) the Administration's implicit refusal to take a decision on an investigation by the United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) into allegations about his involvement in a network of traffickers of forged passports, (ii) the Administration's refusal to cease defaming the Applicant despite his repeated objections, and (iii) the alleged breach of his right to confidentiality. 3. In addition, the Applicant requests (iv) a formal communication stating that the allegations of his involvement in a network of traffickers of forged passports are unfounded, (v) the removal of his name from all reports pertaining to such a network, (vi) a halt to all forms of defamation against him by OIOS and (vii) damages equivalent to 12 months' salary. 4. (...) In January 2012, the Applicant received extracts from a confidential interim report1 containing references to his suspected involvement in a network of traffickers of forged passports. 12.

On 6 October 2017, the same three candidates were interviewed in the following areas of functional competencies: “Applying Technical Expertise”, “Relating and Networking” as well as “Working with People”. 10. (...) The selection panel further noted that the Applicant’s “fields of expertise are comparatively narrow” and he lacked experience in gender and social inclusion. 12. For the candidate who was found suitable, the selection panel found that the candidate had “depth of technical knowledge and experience in gender, poverty and social inclusion”. (...) In the final section titled “Rationale”, it was noted that the recommended candidate “demonstrated experience in gender, poverty and social inclusion working at regional and country level”.

On 11 July 2018, the Applicant applied for the YPP examination in Social Affairs as a “G to P” candidate. 9. On 17 September 2018, the Applicant was informed that her application was rejected because she had not met the education criteria specified in the job opening. (...) On 2 October 2018, the Applicant received a confirmation that the previous decision was reversed and that she was now invited to sit the first part of the YPP written examination in Social Affairs. The first stage of the YPP examination was to be administered on-line on Thursday, 25 October 2018. (...) The communications the Applicant saw on the screen mentioned as follows: “A required parameter (attempt) was missing”, “Network connection lost”, and “504 Gateway Time-out” to “Error loading site config.

On 11 July 2018, the Applicant applied for the YPP examination in Social Affairs as a “G to P” candidate. 7. On 17 September 2018, the Applicant was informed that her application was rejected because she had not met the education criteria specified in the job opening. (...) On 2 October 2018, the Applicant received a confirmation that the previous decision was reversed and that she was now invited to sit the first part of the YPP written examination in Social Affairs. The first stage of the YPP examination was to be administered on-line on Thursday, 25 October 2018. (...) The communications the Applicant saw on the screen mentioned as follows: “A required parameter (attempt) was missing”, “Network connection lost”, and “504 Gateway Time-out” to “Error loading site config.

On 11 July 2018, the Applicant applied for the YPP examination in Social Affairs as a “G to P” candidate. 9. On 7 August 2018, the Applicant applied for the YPP examination in Legal Affairs as an external candidate. (...) He was advised to try several steps, including, to refresh the webpage, restart network devices, change his DNS servers and try a different VPN. 15. The Applicant had attempted some of these steps, including refreshing the web page and restarting his network devices. However, he did not know how to try the other more sophisticated steps of changing his DNS servers or trying a different VPN. 16.

This is one of the first centres in the network of incubator centres in a public- private partnership with the support of and leading partner [the NGO]. (...) Music for Peace and development network will use the medium of music to generate dialogue and raise awareness on common issues affecting war-affected societies especially in the area of achieving the Millennium Development Goals. (...) Music for Peace and development network will use the medium of music to generate dialogue and raise awareness on common issues affecting war-affected societies especially in the area of achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

Between 2000 and 2001 he served as Local Area Network (“LAN”) Manager under a Special Service Agreement. (...) As such he was responsible for managing the ICT network for UNDP and its affiliated agencies in Yaoundé-Cameroon UNDP Country Office (...) It found that there had been a network security violation that would allow external parties to utilize UNDP corporate resources and possibly the UNDP network.

On 11 July 2018, the Applicant applied for the YPP examination in Social Affairs as a “G to P” candidate. 7. On 7 August 2018, the Applicant applied for the YPP examination in Legal Affairs as an external candidate. (...) He was advised to try several steps, including, to refresh the webpage, restart network devices, change his DNS servers and try a different VPN. 13. The Applicant had attempted some of these steps, including refreshing the web page and restarting his network devices. However, he did not know how to try the other more sophisticated steps of changing his DNS servers or trying a different VPN. 14.