UNSG Campaign Update of 17 September 2021

 

Motives for UNSG Campaign:

Fátimazöhra Nouinou has served the United Nations for a period of about 20 years, both here in United Nations Headquarters and in Two United Nations Peacekeeping Missions and has worked in Ten UN departments. Fátimazöhra witnessed corruption, fraud, harassment, sexism, nepotism, discrimination, abused of power and retaliation within the UN System.

Fátimazöhra was threatened by a Member State during her service to the UN and was obliged to apply for Political Asylum in USA in order to protect herself as a woman since the UN did Not protect her. Working in UN Investigations, Fátimazöhra has been shocked to know that the UN takes No action when it comes to Sexual Exploitation and Abuse of Minor Boys who are Handicapped and Minor Girls who get Impregnated by UN Peacekeepers in UN Peacekeeping Missions.

 

Decision to Run UNSG Campaign:

Fátimazöhra decided to run for the UN Secretary-General Position in April 2019 when she faced a Lack of Justice in the UN System as she was handling Two Retaliation Cases in the UN Tribunals, being a Self-Represented Complainant, where Evidence is Tampered with by the UN -mainly by the Secretary-General- and Conspiracy is Manifested his by his Protectors openly.

Since then, Fátimazöhra has been preparing for her campaign by listening to the world leaders’ statements during the previous General Assembly Sessions and taking notes of what each Nation demands from the UN as a Political, Economic and Social Solution. Fátimazöhra has done a search of current political unrest, economic crisis and social distress around the world. Thus, Fátimazöhra came to a conclusion that most Member States have been narrating for years their similar demands starting with a real reform and carrying out with an urgency for a true action on world’s most appealing issues while insisting on an increase of UN Security Council Membership, but No action has been taken yet to meet the repetitive demands of Member States.

 

UNSG Campaign Work Plan:

In 2020, Fátimazöhra focused on conducting a search about the Role of the UN Secretary-General and studying the term period of each of the Nine Secretaries-General who have led the UN until today, and which all have been men. In the meantime, Fátimazöhra prepared her vision statement and filmed her First Video about her View of the UN and the Launch of her Campaign.

Since January 2021, Fátimazöhra has been setting up her Organization which she named UNHURTDIGNITY, under which she is leading her UNSG Campaign to run for the Post of UN Secretary-General. UNHURTDIGNITY is a Non-Profit Non-Charity Organization; Fátimazöhra has submitted her request for registration of her Organization with New York State Department.

Fátimazöhra, if elected, will be the First Woman and First UN Secretary-General to pay U.S. Taxes being a Citizen of United States of America. She has communicated her Nomination information to the U.S. Congress for consideration.

 

Finalized Tasks:

Fátimazöhra has been managing her UNSG Campaign activities and using her Own Funds to Finance her campaign while handling her Campaign Start-Up and Correspondence with Member States and Donors.

Up to now, Fátimazöhra has requested her Nomination from Turkey her Country of Citizenship, Spain her Motherland and USA her Country of Residence.

Fátimazöhra has also sent her Nomination requests to the President of the General Assembly and the Five Permanent Members of the Security Council: Russia, United Kingdom, France and China, as well as Five Non-Permanent Members of the Security Council: Norway, Estonia, Mexico, Tunisia and Niger.

Fátimazöhra has in addition sent her Nomination requests to Portugal, Israel, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Algeria, Azerbaijan, South Africa, Bahrain and Qatar.

Fátimazöhra has sent her requests for Donations to Campaign Donors: American Philanthropists, British Royalty Members, an American Movie Star, a Spanish Tennis Champion, an American Pastor, a President of a U.S. Foundation and an American Bank.

Fátimazöhra has finalized the set-up of her Organization’s website with a related official e-mail, and the rest of her social media platforms in order to be able to communicate her campaign message to the world.

Fatima has launched Parts 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of her First Campaign Video named Truth for Peace.

 

Support for Fátimazöhra’s UNSG Campaign:

Fátimazöhra received a Letter from the Chef de Cabinet of the King of Spain informing her that her request for His Majesty’s Support to her Candidacy for the Post of UN Secretary-General in 2027 has been submitted to the Spanish Foreign Ministry, European Union and Cooperation.

Fátimazöhra also received an Acknowledgment E-mail from the Office of the Prime Minister of New Zealand thanking her for sending to the Prime Minister the copy of her request for Nomination sent to the Governor-General of New Zealand.

In addition, Fátimazöhra received a Response E-mail from the Office of the Governor-General of Canada, informing her that her request for Nomination sent to the Governor-General of Canada has been forwarded to the Global Affairs of Canada for consideration.

 

Meetings:

 Fátimazöhra joined the Webinar of Foreign Press Association as a Guest: Time for a New UN Secretary-General – A Woman?Her name was mentioned as a New Candidate not yet supported by any Member State.

Fátimazöhra met with the World’s Famous Turkish Restaurateur Mr. Nusret Gökçe about a Possibility of holding a Campaign Dinner at his restaurant in order to raise funds for her UNSG Campaign.

 

Face the World:

Fátimazöhra has organized her First Press Conference as part of her Face the World Agenda. PassBlue was the only Attendee as a Reporting Press that covers UN-U.S. Relationship, Women Issues, Human Rights, UN Peacekeeping and other Global Affairs taking place at the World Body of which she has been campaigning to become a First Woman Leader.

During her Second and Third Press Conferences, nobody attended.

During her Fourth Press Conference, Inner City Press was the only Attendee as a public interest Organization which is best known for its investigations of appalling issues within United States and United Nations, a Media Reporting Entity that has been banned from entering the UN Premises by the UN Secretary General António Guterres since 3 July 2018.

During her Fifth Press Conference, PassBlue was the only Attendee.

 During her Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Press Conferences, nobody attended.

 

Save the World:

Fátimazöhra has submitted her Five {4} Letters to the Presidents of the Security Council and the President of the General Assembly as well as Member States in relation to the Abuse of Incumbency by António Guterres and the Lack of Transparency in UNSG Election, protesting against the recommendation of António Guterres by the Security Council to the General Assembly, for a Second Term with No Vote, by Acclamation; same as he was recommended for a First Term in 2016, also with No Vote, by Acclamation. She also highlighted the incapability of the Security Council in securing the world from wars and disasters as invasions emerged, crimes against humanity increased and corruption spread all over the world.

Fátimazöhra has also submitted a letter to the President of Turkey raising the alarm about the growing lack of accountability in the Turkish Government since her request for nomination for the post of UN Secretary-General never reached his desk.

 Media:

Fátimazöhra has been mentioned as a Candidate for UN Secretary-General Position in 2027 in Four Media Articles:

• http://www.innercitypress.com/untested7bMRLfiledpgausicp032921.html
• https://www.passblue.com/2021/04/02/americas-blinken-visits-the-un-mexicos-split-personality-on-womens-rights-new-secretary-general-applicants/
• https://www.letemps.ch/monde/une-trentenaire-defie-antonio-guterres-diriger-lonu
• https://www.passblue.com/2021/04/15/six-latin-american-women-who-could-be-the-un-leader-down-the-road/

Fátimazöhra has been sending e-mails to her network of journalists in order to update them about her campaign status. Fátimazöhra’s aim is to be the First Candidate for UN Secretary-General to face the world; she will continue doing so once she succeeds.

 

Donations:

Fátimazöhra has not received donations yet. She has set-up Donate option in her website in order to receive donations.

 Pending Activities:

 Fátimazöhra is on the process of submitting her requests for Nomination to the remaining Five Non-Permanent Members of the Security Council and other Member States in the General Assembly as well as Regional Organizations.

Fátimazöhra has not yet met with any Member States’ Diplomats, has only spoken PassBlue and Inner City Press in relation to her campaign.

Fátimazöhra will hire a Campaign Manager, a Website Manager, a Marketing Manager, a Finance Manager, an Event Manager, a Media Manager, a Video Maker, a Photographer, a Personal Assistant, a Correspondence Assistant, and a Security Team.

Fátimazöhra is specifically looking for multilingual candidates who speak and write the following languages:

English, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, French, German, Malay, Chinese, Russian and Arabic.

Should anyone feel she/he fits one of these above-mentioned positions, Fátimazöhra will be more than happy to hear from her or him by contacting her directly on her e-mail nouinou@unhurtdignity.org and/or her cell phone number +1 347-401-1576.

n terms of donations, Fátimazöhra will be delighted to receive donations for her campaign from those who want to see the UN working for the welfare of decent people instead of the well-being of their despot leaders.

Fatima is pursuing her learning of Russian, a language programme that she was enrolled in at Level 5 at the UN and which was interrupted by the unlawful abolishment of her post of Assistant to Director of Investigations in the Office of Internal Oversight Services [OIOS] and later on by the wrongful termination of her contract in the Office of Counter-Terrorism [OCT].

 

Fátimazöhra Nouinou

Candidate for UN Secretary-General in 2027