What would a UN Charter review conference look like?
Recently, The @StimsonCenter set out to answer this – because the UN's future will not only depend on what reforms, but how they're negotiated.
From process design to avoiding traps, read the policy brief below!
Only 4 African countries signed the UN Charter in 1945.
Today, the continent boasts 54 UN members. But, international institutions remain largely the same.
@Article109 is working with partners from across Africa to advance #UNCharterReview & reform multilateralism.
Meet the latest members of the @Article109 Coalition!
Our civil society coalition continues to grow: @UNANZ, @JEF_Europe, BILAT, & MUNERS Across Border have joined the movement to renew the UN Charter.
Looking to get involved? Join us: https://t.co/XxXjgFxIdG
81 years ago, the world was promised it could fix the UN's broken veto. That fix never came.
This short video explains the clause that could finally change it, no veto required: https://t.co/37BU3q3Ka6
@UN@ClubdeMadrid We were in Madrid to meet with former leaders – as well as Spanish parliamentarians & officials. Read about our trip: https://t.co/zKZSf4ZkS5
Former leaders have recommended using Article 109 of the @UN Charter to deliver public goods in a new geopolitical era.
@ClubdeMadrid unites over 100 former leaders & is a member of our Coalition. They support @Article109 to "reform the multilateral global governance system".
Happening Now at #GFF26: Sofia Garcia Garcia of @Article109 discusses their ImPact Coalition and their commitment to @UN Charter Reform to ensure that the United Nations reflects today's realities.
Happening Now at #GFF26: Sofia Garcia Garcia of @Article109 reminds us that the @UN was created before many #African countries gained independence and the importance of #UNReform.
@GlobalSolutions Article 109 of the UN Charter is the way to deliver the fundamental change to the UN the world needs.
Join us – the international coalition mobilising to invoke Article 109!
Five countries can veto the world's peace.
They cut that deal in 1945 and promised a review within ten years. It's been 81.
A growing bloc of nations is finally moving to fix it, using a clause the five can't block 👇https://t.co/37BU3q3Ka6
What do people think of the UN & do they think it needs to reform?
We commissioned a #survey to explore public attitudes towards #UNreform. 117,071 people from 101 countries responded.
Discover the results below!
While external powers increasingly compete for influence on the continent, African priorities must remain central to international partnerships and negotiations.
➡️https://t.co/Grc72zrcp8
Why does @kuminaidoo support reviewing the UN Charter?
Because “the struggle to democratise international relations belongs to all of us."
Find out why the former head of @amnesty & @Greenpeace is backing @Article109 below.
#Kyrgyzstan was just elected to the @UN Security Council for 2027-28.
Following his country's election, President @sadyrzhaparovkg has stated that he'll use #UNGA81 to "propose substantive reforms to the #UNCharter".
#Article109 is one pathway to deliver Charter reform!
Renewing multilateralism is the new frontier of international relations.
Parliamentarians can lead the way in making sure its future is more effective, just, and representative.
A pleasure to engage Irish Parliamentarians @UNCharterReform’s first Parliamentary hearing.
We've been following key #UN debates over the past weeks & are encouraged to see #UNCharter review was discussed!
From Germany answering questions on #Article109 from Andorra to Armenia asking @UN_PGA candidates about Charter review – there is momentum in New York.
As part of @1for8billion's initiative to make the selection process of the next #UN Secretary-General more transparent & inclusive, we analysed each candidate's stance on #UNReform
We'll be updating these with @mfespinosaEC following her candidacy announcement. Stay tuned! 👇