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Personnal Security

Information for staff members of the UN System • The UN Security management System • Personnal Security Guidelines • Surviving as a hostage • Security for children • Security concerns for women • Coping with stress

FR - ES title up A new title can go here In each country the primary responsibility for the security an d protection of staff members of the United Nations, their spouse and dependants rests with the host government. This responsibility flows from every government's function of maintaining order and protecting persons and property within its jurisdiction. In the case of international organizations, their officials and property, the government is considered to have a special responsibility under the Charter of the United Nations or the government's agreements with individual organizations. In each country the primary responsibility for the security an d protection of staff members of the United Nations, their spouse and dependants rests with the host government. This responsibility flows from every government's function of maintaining order and protecting persons and property within its jurisdiction. In the case of international organizations, their officials and property, the government is considered to have a special responsibility under the Charter of the United Nations or the government's agreements with individual organizations. In each country the primary responsibility for the security an d protection of staff members of the United Nations, their spouse and dependants rests with the host government. This responsibility flows from every government's function of maintaining order and protecting persons and property within its jurisdiction. In the case of international organizations, their officials and property, the government is considered to have a special responsibility under the Charter of the United Nations or the government's agreements with individual organizations. In each country the primary responsibility for the security an d protection of staff members of the United Nations, their spouse and dependants rests with the host government. This responsibility flows from every government's function of maintaining order and protecting persons and property within its jurisdiction. In the case of international organizations, their officials and property, the government is considered to have a special responsibility under the Charter of the United Nations or the government's agreements with individual organizations. Example of a little legend. Example of legend

	Last update: 22 August 2003

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