Security in the Field

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» Bureau of Security in the fields Management

» Overview

» Staff of the Bureau

» List of contacts

» Personnal Security: Information for staff members of the United Nation System:

» The UN security management System

» Introduction

» The UN Security Coordinator

» Headquarters of UN Agencies, Programmes and Funds

» Responsability for Security at the country level

» Arrest and detention of staff and/or dependants

» Your responsabilities

» Personnal Security Guidelines

» Introduction

» General

» At home

» Travelling

» Walking

» Driving

» Public transportation

» Surviving as a hostage

» Introduction

» Survival considerations

» Victims of an airline hijacking

» Post-release reactions

» Security for children

» Introduction

» Rules for children

» Rules for parents

» Checklist for baby-sitters

» Child-watch checklist

» Security concerns for women

» Introduction

» Sexual harassment on the street

» Sexual harassment at work

» Indications of sexual harassment

» Rape awareness

» Coping with stress

» Introduction

» Definition of terms

» What is stress?

» Cumulative stress management

» critical incident stress management

» Suggestions for family and friends

Evaluation

» Introduction

» Basic security in the fields:

» tutorial to help you understand the basic security concepts and techniques

Information

» Safety, Security and Independence of ILO officials and other personnel

» Security Clearance procedure

» Monthly Advisory on Security Status and Travel restrictions

» UNSECOORD web site

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	Last update: 22 August 2003

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