Conduct in UN Field Missions & other Secretariat entities
Professionalism. Efficiency. Integrity. Dignity.
Conduct in UN Field Missions & other Secretariat entities
Professionalism. Efficiency. Integrity. Dignity.

Conduct and Discipline Service

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Secretary-General António Guterres
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"The men and women serving under the blue flag across the world have a duty to uphold the highest standards of integrity, professionalism and respect for the dignity of the human person. As we serve the world's people and work for peace and the advancement of humanity, the United Nations must be a source of inspiration and a beacon of hope for all. Together, let us solemnly pledge that we will not tolerate anyone committing or condoning a crime, and in particular, crimes of sexual exploitation and abuse. Let us make zero tolerance a reality."

-United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres

Our Mission

To uphold the highest standards of integrity and conduct across all United Nations operations, ensuring accountability and enforcing a zero tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse.

United Nations personnel uphold the highest standards of conduct and serve with pride at headquarters, duty stations, and field missions. All personnel and Member States commit to maintaining integrity and proper conduct. The United Nations holds individuals and leaders accountable and is bound by its rights-based and victim-centered zero tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse.

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Facilitation of Paternity Claims
Facilitation of Paternity Claims View our Data page to see the status of claims of paternity and child support involving UN peace operation personnel. Member States contributing personnel to United Nations peace operations are required to seek to facilitate the resolution of paternity and child support claims involving their uniformed military or police personnel who were alleged to have fathered children while deployed to such operations, to the…
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How risks are managed
Risk management is the foundation of the United Nations’ approach to addressing misconduct and is essential to each pillar of its core work: Prevention of misconduct, including sexual exploitation and abuse ( SEA); Enforcement of the United Nations standards of conduct; and Assistance to victims of SEA and children born from SEA. Misconduct risk management activities across all Secretariat entities include mandatory training on preventing sexual…