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Anonym left a comment in, “Timor has become a "employment centre" for undesirable, incompetent and unqualified internationals"
In 2000 the creation of the PNT was one of the most essential task of the UNTAET (United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor).
Along with this responsibility, the UNTAET via the UNDP was also tasked with the establishment of a judicial system in TL.
The recruitment of PNTL cadets and prosecutors, public defenders and judges was done so by the UN.
The set up and training of these institutions was also carried out/implemented by international officials recruited by the UN.
The Timorese can only practice in the manner in which they were trained and equipped. If there is a failure in these institutions then the UN must be made accountable for it because they were the ones who hired the so called UN experts to serve as trainers, mentors and international counterparts of the Timorese nationals.
The Timorese justice sector continues to be in a frail and ill state. Corruption, Human Rights abuses conducted by the authorities are rife and the rule of law is breaking down because the UN failed to provide the proper equipment and qualified expertise to implement the correct methods in the initial stages of creating the internal security and judicial sectors.
Timor Leste is not the only country where the UN mission have failed. Until the current date, the UN has yet to show the world an example of its good governance/administration in any of the nations that have been unfortunate enough to host a UN mission.
It is time for the international community to demand a revision, restructure and clean up of this so called humanitarian organization that goes by the very misleading name of the United Nations.
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Anonym left a comment in, “Timor has become a "employment centre" for undesirable, incompetent and unqualified internationals"
In 2000 the creation of the PNT was one of the most essential task of the UNTAET (United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor).
Along with this responsibility, the UNTAET via the UNDP was also tasked with the establishment of a judicial system in TL.
The recruitment of PNTL cadets and prosecutors, public defenders and judges was done so by the UN.
The set up and training of these institutions was also carried out/implemented by international officials recruited by the UN.
The Timorese can only practice in the manner in which they were trained and equipped. If there is a failure in these institutions then the UN must be made accountable for it because they were the ones who hired the so called UN experts to serve as trainers, mentors and international counterparts of the Timorese nationals.
The Timorese justice sector continues to be in a frail and ill state. Corruption, Human Rights abuses conducted by the authorities are rife and the rule of law is breaking down because the UN failed to provide the proper equipment and qualified expertise to implement the correct methods in the initial stages of creating the internal security and judicial sectors.
Timor Leste is not the only country where the UN mission have failed. Until the current date, the UN has yet to show the world an example of its good governance/administration in any of the nations that have been unfortunate enough to host a UN mission.
It is time for the international community to demand a revision, restructure and clean up of this so called humanitarian organization that goes by the very misleading name of the United Nations.
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The UN and some people connected to the organisation were to quick to tap on their shoulders for the 'goods' they have done in East-Timor. To an eagled eye following the development in the country one find out very quick as well that things are not as quite are they are described!
History repeating itself because there are people who want things remain as they are!
East-Timor has become not only the dumping ground for the ineficients but also for walking backwardingness.
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