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Wellington in front of UN flag.
IN MEMORIAM
Every day, in field operations around the world, men and women server under the flag of the United Nations, to build and maintain peace, to relieve human suffering, and to promote human rights.
This particular UN flag flew above the United Nations Headquarters in Baghdad, known as the Cana Hotel. For many years, the Canal Hotel was a hub for UN activities in Iraq. It served as the base for both the United Nations Weapons Inspectors and for UN humanitarian operations aimed at alleviating the plight of the Iraqi people.
From June 2003, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Iraq led by the Secretary-General's Special Representative, Sergio Vieira de Mello, worked from the Canal Hotel. Its mandate was to support a new and inclusive political process in Iraq, to coordinate humanitarian assistance, to encourage the pursuit of human rights and justice, and to assist the emerging civil society including a free and independent press.

MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARA-GENERAL
"The United NAtions was founded by men and women who dreamt of peace because they knew the cost of war. We in our time have also witnessed friends and colleagues pay the ultimate price in the cause of peace.
Our fallen colleagues went out into the world with the conviction that their service could make a difference between war and peace, proverty and security, oppression and freedom. They showed in their work and in theirlives that human conflict is not inevitable, that poverty can be defeated, and that the promise of peace and tolerance exists among all peoples.
Whether clerical worker, lawyer, driver or special representative, Iraqi or international civil servant, each of these men and women make a unique and invaluable contribution. Each was committed to the human rights, sovereignty and well-being of the Iraqi people, And many had served the needs of other peoples too. Each braved hardships, set aside longings for home or for a quiet life, and conquered their fears in order to help others overcome an era of terrible suffering. Each showed the world the caring, principled face of the international civil service. Wach gave us somthing to be proud of"










I thought about UN. Can it be neutral?
It is situated in New York, the heart of the USA.
All the people who work for UN see the USA TV and contact with Amacian people.
I think they can't be neutral.
What do you think?

Jinho