The Code Blue Campaign works to end impunity for sexual offenses by un personnel


THE PROBLEM

For over three decades, allegations of sexual offenses have been levelled against UN personnel around the world. The UN has a zero tolerance policy in place, so why does impunity persist?

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the campaign

We launched the Code Blue Campaign in May 2015 to end impunity for sexual abuse by UN personnel. Read more about the campaign, the changes we're seeking, and how we do our advocacy.

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media & news

Get the latest news, press releases, and updates from the Code Blue Campaign on sexual offenses by UN personnel.

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spotlight

Code Blue shines a spotlight on cases that highlight the UN’s failed responses to sexual offenses by its personnel.

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Code Blue: The latest

Must-read updates, statements and press releases from the Code Blue Campaign.


new Evaluation report highlights un failures

The UN Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) has published a critical evaluation of the United Nations’ response to its crisis of sexual exploitation and abuse. The explosive report highlights continued impunity for civilian and uniformed personnel in UN peacekeeping and other contexts, focusing on the lack of criminal accountability for sex crimes.

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A Proposal
for Change

The Code Blue Campaign's game-changing proposal to address sexual exploitation and abuse by UN peacekeeping personnel.

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the app project

Code Blue is undertaking a groundbreaking project to bring the perspectives of those most affected by the crisis directly to the United Nations.

Learn about the CAVIA app →