Some Individuals, Countries, Organizations Pushing For Woman To Be Next U.N. Secretary General

New York Times: After 70 Years of Men, Some Say It Is ‘High Time’ a Woman Led the U.N.
“…Whether the next secretary general will be a he or a she has become an increasingly potent subject of conversation, both inside and outside the corridors of the United Nations. Three dozen countries, led by Colombia, are promoting the idea that it is a woman’s turn to lead the organization…” (Sengupta, 8/22).

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