The UN cannot do good as a institution if it is not gender balanced. The nations and their ambassadors deserve world respect and recognition only in so far as they really represent the people of these nations - and that means women as much as men. Too many nations are still nondemocratic monogender male or mostly male officialdoms appointing ambassadors that do not and cannot represent females well enough. Women and men do the world good when they decide togther. Otherwise the decisions are too unrepresentative and flawed becasue they are cast in a male-only more compartmentalized intelligence, a sometimes over competitive and testosteronized mode that does not reflect the female's generally high-developed talents of conflict resolution, and estrogenized intelligence of wholistic empathy and understanding. Now that France is joining the Nordic nations and many other nations in moving to gender balance at a level of 36%, 40% and 50% minimums for BOTH genders - it is time for the men and women who work at the UN to respect each other enough to bring gender balance to that institution and all its member states. Good gender balance activists can best email from many nations, both individually and also linking emails with each other across national boundaries as much as possible, to all the below missions and delegations at the UN, and let them know that the days of a monogender UN are over, and the days of a balanced gender UN must begin, in order to do a World of Good.
algeria@un.int
ang-un@angolamissionun.org
antigua@un.int
armun@undp.org
australia@un.int
autun@undp.org
azerbaijan@un.int
bangladesh@un.int
belarus@un.int
belgium@un.intbraun@delbrasonu.org
bulgaria@un.int
pmcam@worlnet.att.net
canada@un.int
chile@un.int
chinamisson_un@fmprc.gov.cn
columbia@un.int
comoros@un.int
drcongo@un.int
cotedlvoire@un.int
croatia@un.int
cuba@un.int
cyprus@un.int
czechrepublica@un.int
denmark@un.int
ethiopia@un.int
SANOMAT.YKE@FORMIN.FI
france@un.int
gamembdc@gambia.com
MisGeorgia@aol.com
germany@un.int
greece@un.int
guatemala@un.int
hungary@un.int
icecon.ny@utn.stjr.is
india@un.int
humas@un.int
iran@un.int
iraq@un.int
ireland@un.int
israel.un@israelfm.org
italy@un.int
jamaica@un.int
mission@un-japan.org
kazahstan@un.int
korea@un.int
kuwiat@un.int
laopdr@un.int
lesotho@un.int
info@libya-un.org
liechtenstein@un.int
lithuania@un.int
luxembourg@un.int
malaysia@un.int
mdvun@undp.org
info@mali-un.org
mexico@un.int
moldova@un.int
monaco@un.int
mongolia@un.int
mozun@undp.org
namibia@un.int
nepal@un.int
thenetherland@un.int
nz@un.int
nicaragua@un.int
delun@mfa.no
pakistan@un.int
pisunphi@idt.net
phlun@undp.org
portugal@un.int
polun@undp.org
romania@un.int
russianfederation@un.int
slumission@aol.com
saudiarabia@un.int
sgpun@prodigy.net
slovenia@un.int
southafrica@un.int
info@spainun.org
suriname@un.int
sweden@un.int
contact@tunisia-un.org
turkey@un.int
ugaun@undp.org
uk@un.int
mail@uamission.org
taharallys@state.gov
uruguay@un.int
venezuela@un.int
vietnamun@aol.com
yugoslavia@un.int
zambia@un.int
uno@eda.admin.ch
mission@palestine-un.org
HSeeunny@superlink.net
eu@in.int