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From 44 Countries, One Shared Commitment: A Child Marriage-Free World

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Wanted: A Feminist UN Secretary-General for ‘We the Peoples’, Not the Powerful

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NEW YORK, October 27 (IPS) – Notwithstanding last minute shenanigans and the possibility of backroom deals by powerful states, two women from Latin America are leading contenders in the race for the UN’s next Secretary-General. After 80-plus years of men-only leadership, momentum is building to break the glass ceiling at the global institution dedicated to saving future generations from the scourge of war.

Read the full story, “Wanted: A Feminist UN Secretary-General for ‘We the Peoples’, Not the Powerful”, on globalissues.org →

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