Published
Outgoing UN peacekeeping chief Hervé Ladsous says troop- and police-contributing countries should deploy more women in peacekeeping, in an interview with UN News.
- Category
- Success
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
05:40
Investigation of the tunnels between Israel & Lebanon is a complex task - Peacekeeping Chief
-
00:44
UN peacekeeping chief visits DRC
-
01:39
‘Renewed commitment’ needed to boost peacekeeping work – UN field support chief
-
07:41
UN Police Response - Peacekeeping chief briefs Security Council
-
09:16
UN Peacekeeping chief on the situation in Mali - Security Council briefing
-
05:50
Major General Kristin Lund on Women in peacekeeping - Security Council Briefing
-
03:09
Germany on Women in Peacekeeping - Media Stakeout (11 April 2019)
-
06:58
UN Chief on Peacekeeping Operations - Security Council Statement
-
01:01
This Week - Women in Peacekeeping, Yemen, & UN Day (26 October 2018)
-
09:01
UN Peacekeeping Ministerial 2019 - UN Chief
-
01:18
Outgoing UN peacekeeping chief: The ideal goal should be ‘zero occurrence’ of sexual exploitation
-
02:29
Women In Peacekeeping
-
01:16
UN Chief to mark 70 years of peacekeeping in Mali
-
01:06
What is UN Peacekeeping?
-
05:14
Decision to create a Kosovo army have "deteriorated relations" with Serbia - UN peacekeeping chief
-
00:38
UN Peacekeeping: Together for Peace
-
01:20
UN peacekeeping chief stresses need to revitalize peace process in South Sudan
-
08:12
"Uncertainty of negotiations may lead to escalation of violence in Darfur" - Peacekeeping Chief
-
02:04
UN Peacekeeping in 2017
-
10:11
"Security situation in Darfur remains unchanged" - Peacekeeping Chief
-
07:48
UN Chief on Women in peacekeeping - Security Council Statement
-
20:34
UN Chief to deliver remarks on UN Peacekeeping & other topics (Daily Briefing 4/6/2017)
