The Role of the United Nations in Geneva: Past, Present and Future
23.06.2014 17:15 – 19:00
Geneva Summer Schools Inaugural Lecture
The League of Nations established its headquarters in the heart of Geneva in 1920. Shaping the architecture of the city, the organisation was first installed in Palais Wilson, before moving to Palais des Nations in 1936. In the aftermath of the Second World War, the organisation was dissolved and replaced by the United Nations whose headquarters were based in New York. Geneva remains host to the main European office and headquarters of many UN agencies, giving UN in Geneva an important role to play in the future.
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Bâtiment: Uni Mail
Organisé par
Relations internationales et partenariatsIntervenant-e-s
Michael Møller, UNOG Acting Director-Generalentrée libre
Classement
Catégorie: Leçon inaugurale
Mots clés: Global Gorvenance, Humanitarian Action, Internet Law, Global Health, Human Rights, Cultural Heritage, Children's rights, United Nations, League of Nations, éducation, International Law
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