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Ce n'est pas une cible de la manifestation de l'ONU 18 septembre 2025
Le personnel des agences des Nations Unies manifeste sur la Place des Nations à Genève le jeudi 18 septembre 2025 pour dénoncer leurs collègues tués à Gaza depuis octobre 2023.
Le personnel de l'ONU a brandi des banderoles disant "Paix pour Gaza", "Pas une cible" et "Arrêtez de tuer le personnel de l'ONU". Ils ont déposé plus de 370 roses blanches à côté d'une plaque commémorative. Une rose pour chaque travailleur humanitaire de l'ONU tué en presque deux ans de guerre dans la bande de Gaza.
Diverses prises de vue de la manifestation sur la Place des Nations
Nathalie Meynet, Comité de coordination des syndicats et associations du personnel international s'adressant au personnel de l'ONU manifestant.
Séverine Deboos, Présidente du Syndicat du personnel de l'OIT s'adressant au personnel de l'ONU manifestant.
Diverses prises de vue de la manifestation sur la Place des Nations
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