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Breaking the gentleman’s agreement

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The Charter of the United Nations, in its official Spanish version, mentions the position of ‘Secretary-General’ 13 times, and in all 13 instances, it refers to this position in the masculine form. In 1996, one year after the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing adopted a Declaration and Platform for Action, multiple women’s organisations ran a global campaign proclaiming that it was time for a woman to become the UN Secretary-General. Ye…

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Breaking the gentleman’s agreement

The Charter of the United Nations, in its official Spanish version, mentions the position of ‘Secretary-General’ 13 times, and in all 13 instances, it refers to this position in the masculine form. In 1996, one year after the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing adopted a Declaration and Platform for Action, multiple women’s organisations ran a global campaign proclaiming that it was time for a woman to become the UN Secretary-General. Ye…

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