UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION 24TH OCTOBER 1945 : FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT 193 MEMBERS: 2015 : 70TH ANNIVERSARY.

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UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION 24TH OCTOBER 1945 : FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT 193 MEMBERS: 2015 : 70TH ANNIVERSARY

PRINCIPAL ORGANS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THE SECURITY COUNCIL THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE THE SECRETARIAT THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

GENERAL ASSEMBLY DELIBERATIVE, POLICYMAKING AND REPRESENTATIVE ORGAN UNIVERSAL REPRESENTATION: 193 SEPTEMBER EVERY YEAR PEACE AND SECURITY, ADMISSION OF NEW MEMBERS AND BUDGETARY MATTERS

THE SECURITY COUNCIL

SECURITY COUNCIL MAINTENANCE OF INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY 15 MEMBERS : 5+10 CHINA, FRANCE, RUSSIA, THE UNITED KINGDOM, AND THE UNITED STATES (BIG 5) DISPUTE: PARTIES: PEACE: SETTLEMENT

THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL PRINCIPAL BODY FOR COORDINATION, POLICY REVIEW, POLICY DIALOGUE AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, AS WELL AS IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNATIONALLY AGREED DEVELOPMENT GOALS 54 MEMBERS, ELECTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR OVERLAPPING THREE-YEAR TERM

THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE PEACE PALACE IN THE HAGUE (NETHERLANDS) TO SETTLE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL LAW, LEGAL DISPUTES SUBMITTED TO IT BY STATES AND TO GIVE ADVISORY OPINIONS ON LEGAL QUESTIONS REFERRED TO IT BY AUTHORIZED UNITED NATIONS ORGANS AND SPECIALIZED AGENCIES

THE SECRETARIAT

SECRETARY GENERAL : UN STAFF MEMBERS THE SECRETARIAT SECRETARY GENERAL : UN STAFF MEMBERS FIVE YEAR TERM CARRY OUT THE DAY-TO-DAY WORK OF THE UN AS MANDATED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE ORGANIZATION'S OTHER PRINCIPAL ORGANS

THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL

TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL 11 TRUST TERRITORIES TO PREPARE THE TERRITORIES FOR SELF-GOVERNMENT AND INDEPENDENCE 1994, ALL TRUST TERRITORIES HAD ATTAINED SELF-GOVERNMENT OR INDEPENDENCE SUSPENDED OPERATION ON 1 NOVEMBER 1994

THERE HAVE BEEN ONLY EIGHT SECRETARIES-GENERAL SINCE THE FOUNDING OF THE UN TRYGVE LIE (NORWAY), 1946-1952 DAG HAMMARSKJÖLD (SWEDEN), 1953-1961 U THANT (BURMA, NOW MYANMAR), 1961-1971 KURT WALDHEIM (AUSTRIA), 1972-1981 JAVIER PÉREZ DE CUÉLLAR (PERU), 1982-1991 BOUTROS BOUTROS-GHALI (EGYPT), 1992-1996 KOFI ANNAN (GHANA), 1997-2006 BAN KI-MOON (REPUBLIC OF KOREA), SINCE 2007. THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGES OF UN Arabic : Chinese : English : French : Russian : Spanish