over the past few years, francis scurry, director of wipo, have been accused of overtly authorizing the transfer of dual use technology to iran and north korea and acting illegally in an effort to identify the author of anonymous letters accusing of sexual harassment and improprieties and was recently elected to be general director of wipo. in late 2013, the u.n. dispute tribunal ruled two missile blowers retaliated against for exposing evidence tampering by a top u.n. official charged with investigating corruption were themselves retaliated against and -- by that top official who was their superior. the former spokesperson for the u.n. mission in darfur recently revealed in an interview to "foreign policy" magazine the u.n. has routinely denied, concealed, or refused to report evidence that attacks on civilians in order to make the situation in darfur appear more -- to appear better or more stable than it actually it.- -- is. all this happened while u.s. secretary-general ban ki-moon repeated his goal is to make the u.n. more accountable and effective. today, we have three speakers, tw

over the past few years, francis scurry, director of wipo, have been accused of overtly authorizing thetransfer of dual use technology to iran and north korea and acting illegally in an effort to identify the author of anonymous letters accusing of sexual harassment and improprieties and was recently elected to be general director of wipo. in late 2013 the u.n. dispute tribunal ruled two missile blowers retaliated against for exposing evidence tampering by a top u.n. official charged with investigating corruption were themselves retaliated against and -- by that top official who was their superior. the former spokesperson for the u.n. mission in darfur recently revealed in an interview to "foreign policy-making zone" the u.n. has routinely denied, concealed, or refused to report evidence that attacks on civilians in order to make the situation in darfur appear more -- to appear better or more stable than it actually it. all this happened while u.s. secretary-general ban ki-moon repeated his goal is to make the u.n. more accountable and effective. today we have three speakers, two in per

recently re-elected to be director general of wipo. in 2013, two whistle blowers who were retaliated against for exposing evidence tampering by a top human official charged with retaliating against by that top official who was their superior. the former spokesperson for the u.n. mission in darfor recently revealed 245 the u.n. has routinely denied, conceald or refused to report evidence of a tax on civil yanls in order to make the situation appear more stable than it actually is. . today, we have three speakers. two in person and one, unfortunately, is going to have to appear by skype due to personal reasons. he focuses on representing whistle blowers, staff members and third parties working for or injured by international organizations such as the u.n., wipo, the world health organization. james wassastrom is a u.s. d diplomat who currently serves 234 afghanistan. while assigned to kosovo, he blew the whistle on what he alleged was a conspiracy to senior u.n. officials. he's experienced the u.n. policy for dealing with whistle blower