About the Book
"The UN, the creator of international human rights law in the current world, does not practice human rights themselves and this is a threat to the environment, Climate Change, human right to life and wellbeing of the world," according to the newly launched book "Anti-Human Rights & Anti-Environmental Practices of the UN: Misused American Taxes" written by Pallavi Kakoti-McHugh, BSc Vic, MIR Macq, MIEL Macq.
Pallavi Kakoti-McHugh is a former staff of the UN, invitee of UN University and a unique environmental world leader. She is the only person in the world qualified in the combination of environmental science, environmental law, international relations, politics and human rights, to fully understand the interrelated issues affecting the wellbeing of the world.
"Anti-Human Rights & Anti-Environmental Practices of the UN" is an autobiographical style expos� of Pallavi witnessing anti-human rights, anti-environmental, sexism, corruption and diplomatic abuse practices at different departments of the UN by UN staff.
"Anti-Human Rights & Anti-Environmental Practices of the UN" addresses how the survival and wellbeing of humanity, the environment and Climate Change is connected to anti-human rights practices of the UN.
The book is an expos� of how every year, hundreds of millions of dollars of American taxes, which quickly adds up to billions of dollars, are misused to fund racial segregation. The result of this racial segregation is inefficiency in management of wellbeing of humanity, wasting hundreds of millions of dollars of American taxes in inadequate productivity and inefficiency, which is making Americans poor, jobless and exploited.
"Anti-Human Rights & Anti-Environmental Practices of the UN" addresses the gross abuse of diplomatic immunity by UN peacekeepers and UN staff, which nationals of any country hosting UN staff could too one day face and need to be mindful of.
That UN Charter requires both the UN and its members to practice human rights without discrimination based on race and gender. The same is reiterated in a number of UN conventions, treaties, organizations, international customary and binding human rights laws. However, the UN has a policy of welcoming professionals, selecting experts, academics and giving scholarships and research grants based on race. Consequently, the UN has taken away the human right to equality from nationals of other races and does not treat everyone equally.
As a result of these anti-human rights UN policies, currently many of the staff, so called experts and researchers at the UN appointed to look after the wellbeing of humanity and lead the world, are chosen not based on merit but based on race.
Racial segregation practices of the UN is a big global problem because UN staff are put in charge of the responsibility of management of wellbeing of humanity, Climate Change, Sustainable Development and the Environment.
This anti-human rights policy of the UN also does not allow Americans and many other races of the world to enter the UN every year; but Americans pay hundreds of millions of dollars each year to the UN budget.
Anti-human rights practices of the UN and UN staff are detrimental to the environment, Climate Change, Americans, nationals of many other races and to the wellbeing of the world as a whole.
About the Author :
Pallavi Bordoloi Kakoti-McHugh is the world's first and only person to be trained in the unique combination of Environmental Science, International Environmental Law, International Relations (and Politics of the Environment), Geography and Sociology, which makes her trained and skilled in the interrelated areas of sustainable development and climate change. Kakoti-McHugh has worked at the United Nations Secretariat in New York and various world-class universities in different countries; one of the world's leading earth science centers Geological and Nuclear Sciences and Centre for International and Environmental Law amongst others. As a law student, her legal analysis was published as UN Secretary General's report to the General Assembly of Ambassadors of the world. Over the years, she has invented two Sustainable Development solutions which she believes will greatly benefit humanity. Currently, she is the Founder and Director of World Trigger Point(TM), where she addresses global problems, discusses her understandings of each issue and, at times, exposes certain corruptions and inefficiency that negatively affects the public and well-being of humanity. She was born into an important political, intellectual and academic family. Her great-grandfather is Gopinath Bordoloi, Prime Minister of undivided Assam, a major ally of Mahatma Gandhi and was crucial in securing India's freedom. Kakoti-McHugh's mother is one of the first landmark women engineers, who fought caste discrimination (human rights) and introduced sustainable development in some of India's large-scale hydropower stations and was their leader for planning, design, and power. Without setting out to do, Kakoti-McHugh ended up following her great-grandfather and mother's footsteps in leadership, innovating solutions to public interest problems, protecting public interests, fighting for human rights and being a catalyst for positive change. Visit https: //triggerspoint.com/about-pallavi-bordoloi-kakoti-mchugh-by-pallavi-bordoloi-kakoti-mchugh/
