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EXHIBIT "Signs of compassion" - Explore different modes of expression through sign language and Braille.
Signs of compassion, an interactive exhibit in the UNHQ Visitor Lobby, highlights inclusion and accessibility. It allows you to explore different modes of expression through sign language and Braille.
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The DGACM is seeking a Russian interpreter.
The UNHQ Russian cabin is recruiting an interpreter
You must have:
Passed the relevant UN exam
Russian (main language), English, French or Spanish
5 years of experience Send your references before 12/11/23.
Marking the 2017 International Mother Language Day.
Event organized by the Permanent Missions of Bangladesh, Hungary, Peru, Vanuatu as well as the UNESCO office to the United Nations along wit
Event organized by the Permanent Missions of Bangladesh, Hungary, Peru, Vanuatu as well as the UNESCO office to the United Nations along with UN Secretariat (particularly DGACM, DPI and the Human Resources Division).
Chinese is used as Official Languages at U.N. Headquarters.
Chinese become :
Official language of the United Nations (except the International Court of Justice, ICJ) (1 Feb. 1946)
Official language of the Security Council (24 June 1946)
Working language of the General Assembly (18 Dec. 1973)
Working language of the Security Council (17 Jan. 1974)
Chinese is used as Official Languages at U.N. Headquarters.
On 24 June 1946, Security Council adopted its Provisional Rules of Procedure S/96, naming Chinese as official languages, and English and French as working languages.
On 18 December 1973, General Assembly resolution 3189 (XXVIII) included Chinese as a working language of the General Assembly and suggested the Security Council consider adding Chinese as a working language.
On 17 January 1974, Security Council resolution 345 (1974) decided to include Chinese as a working language of the Security Council.
