Have your say on the next UN Secretary-General
The United Nations is about it choose its new leader.
For 70 years, these appointments have been secretive and dominated by powerful countries. But this time things are different. This time, people around the world have fought hard for a more open and inclusive selection process under the banner of the 1 for 7 Billion campaign.
For the first time in history, candidates for UN Secretary-General can be scrutinised and questioned by citizens, not just countries. Together, we've fought for this opportunity.
Starting in April, candidates for the role of Secretary-General will be taking part in public town halls and debates, and we want you to tell us what they should be asked. Working with journalists, we've come up with some starting questions, and give you the chance to suggest your own.\
The United Nations is about it choose its new leader.
For 70 years, these appointments have been secretive and dominated by powerful countries. But this time things are different. This time, people around the world have fought hard for a more open and inclusive selection process under the banner of the 1 for 7 Billion campaign.
For the first time in history, candidates for UN Secretary-General can be scrutinised and questioned by citizens, not just countries. Together, we've fought for this opportunity.
Starting in April, candidates for the role of Secretary-General will be taking part in public town halls and debates, and we want you to tell us what they should be asked. Working with journalists, we've come up with some starting questions, and give you the chance to suggest your own.\
For 70 years, these appointments have been secretive and dominated by powerful countries. But this time things are different. This time, people around the world have fought hard for a more open and inclusive selection process under the banner of the 1 for 7 Billion campaign.
For the first time in history, candidates for UN Secretary-General can be scrutinised and questioned by citizens, not just countries. Together, we've fought for this opportunity.
Starting in April, candidates for the role of Secretary-General will be taking part in public town halls and debates, and we want you to tell us what they should be asked. Working with journalists, we've come up with some starting questions, and give you the chance to suggest your own.\
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