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Reference ID	Created	Released	Classification	Origin
09USUNNEWYORK134	2009-02-13 18:32	2011-08-26 00:00	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	USUN New York

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UNCLAS USUN NEW YORK 000134 
 
SENSITIVE 
SIPDIS 
 
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E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: AORC PHUM SOCI
SUBJECT: FY2009 PEDOPHILIA CERTIFICATION 
 
REF: 2008 SECSTATE 131870 
 
 ¶1. (SBU)  Summary: This cable responds to reftel requests 
regarding the annual Section 102 (g) Foreign Relations 
Authorization Act pedophilia certification regarding UN 
agencies and their affiliated NGOs.  As requested, Mission 
requested required confirmations from the following UN 
agencies: ECOSOC, UNCDF, UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF, UNIFEM, and 
UNDPI. The substance of each agency's written response is 
provided below.  UNCDF, UNDP, UNFPA and UNIFEM do not 
accredit NGOs and should be removed from next year's annual 
certification tasker.  Mission estimates that 20 hours of 
staff time were required to complete this tasker. USUN New 
York contact for this issue is Toby Glucksman. End Summary 
 
UNICEF 
------ 
 
¶2. (SBU)  UNICEF Deputy Director Gary Stahl states in a 
January 14, 2009 letter to the Mission that "UNICEF has not 
granted official status, accreditation, or recognition to any 
organization which promotes and condones or seeks the 
legalization of pedophilia, or which includes as a subsidiary 
or member any such organization.  Any such organization could 
not be a proper partner of UNICEF.  I can assure you that if, 
in fact, such a grant or official status, accreditation, or 
recognition were to have been made inadvertently or through 
lack of complete due diligence, UNICEF would take immediate 
and appropriate steps to rectify the situation." 
 
UNFPA 
----- 
 
¶3. (SBU)  UNFPA Deputy Executive Director Purmina Mane states 
in a January 19, 2009 letter to the Mission that "UNFPA has 
no accreditation process for NGOs.  UNFPA has never, 
therefore, provided accreditation to, or become affiliated 
with, any organization that promotes, condones, or seeks the 
legalization of pedophilia.  In as far as NGOs act as 
implementing partners in UNFPA development assistance 
projects, we assure you that UNFPA would never work with an 
organization of any kind that condones or promotes 
pedophilia, or has members who do so." 
 
 
UNCDF 
----- 
 
¶4. (SBU) UNCDF Executive Secretary David Morrison states in a 
January 19, 2009 letter to Mission that UNCDF "does not have 
any affiliated NGOs and does not grant accreditation to any 
organization outside the UN." 
 
UNDP 
---- 
 
¶5. (SBU) UNDP Administrator Kemal Dervis states in a January 
21, 2009 letter to Mission that "As we have stated in our 
communications on this matter in previous years, UNDP does 
not have an accreditation system for NGOs.  Formal 
accreditation and classification of NGOs is a process that 
falls under the United Nations Economic and Social Council 
(ECOSOC).  We have partnerships with NGOs at program and 
policy levels on development priorities as defined by UNDP, 
and none of our NGO partners condones or promotes the 
legalization of pedophilia." 
 
UNIFEM 
------ 
 
¶6. (SBU) UNIFEM Deputy Executive Director Moez Doraid states 
in a January 13 letter to Mission that "UNIFEM does not grant 
accreditation to any NGOs.  Moreover, UNIFEM does not 
knowingly affiliate itself or its work with NGOs that condone 
or promote pedophilia or that have members that support or 
seek legalization of pedophilia." 
 
ECOSOC 
------ 
 
¶7. (SBU) UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs NGO 
Section Chief Hanifa Mezoui states in a January 21 letter to 
Mission that "I am pleased to send to you a list of NGOs in 
consultative status with the ECOSOC of the UN, which includes 
those organization granted status by ECOSOC  in 2008. I am 
also confirming that the NGO Committee fully complies with 
Section 102 (g) of the U.S. Foreign Relations Authorization 
Act and has not granted accreditation to any organization 
that promotes, condones, or seeks the legislation of 
pedophilia, or includes in its membership any such 
organization."  Para 10 includes the list of NGOs affiliated 
 
with ECOSOC since last year's certification process. 
 
 
UNDPI 
----- 
 
¶8. (SBU) UN Undersecretary General for Communications and 
Public Information Kiyo Akasaka states in a January 15, 2009 
letter to the Mission that "I wish to advise that, on the 
basis of the accreditation documents and to the best of our 
knowledge, none of the NGOs approved for association with the 
Department of Public Information since 2008 condone or 
promote pedophilia." Attached to the Undersecretary's letter 
is a list of NGOs approved for association since 2008; para 9 
provides that list. 
 
 
¶9. (SBU) Following is a list of 15 NGOs approved for 
association with UNDPI since 2008: 
 
 
Begin UNDPI list: 
 
¶1. Center for Global Studies, University of Illinois 
¶2. Children International 
¶3. Peace Partnership International 
¶4. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority 
¶5. Unite for Sight 
¶6. A Better World 
¶7. Autism Speaks 
¶8. Books for Africa 
¶9. Darfur Rehabilitation Project 
10.Independent Diplomat 
11 Internations Institute of New Jersey 
12.Pacific Rim Institute for Development and Education 
13.Student World Assembly 
14.Trace International 
15.World Growth 
 
End UNDPI list. 
 
¶10. (SBU) Following is a list of 117 NGOs newly accredited by 
ECOSOC in 2008: 
 
Begin ECOSOC list: 
 
¶1. Women and Modern World Social Charitable Centre 
¶2. Action pour le Developpement de l'Agriculture et de la 
Peche avec 
   Protection Environnementale de Likende 
¶3. Advisory Network For African Information Society (ANAIS-AC) 
¶4. Africa Humanitarian Action Association 
¶5. African Child Care Association, Inc 
¶6. Agence de Developpement Economique et Culturel Nord-Sud 
¶7. Agency for Cooperation and Research in Development (ACORD) 
¶8. Al Zubair Charitable Foundation 
¶9. American Association of University Women 
10.ASEER Foundation (All About Social, Educational, Rights) 
11.Asia Darshana 
12.Asociacion Mujeres Unidas para el Microcredito 
13.Association Coeur Africain 
14.Association pour Ie Developpement du Canton Bulu du Dja 
(ASSODEDJA) 
15.Association VERSeau Developpement 
16.Baltic Sea Forum 
17.BATANI Internationl Development Fund for Indigenous 
Peoples of the 
   North, Siberia and the Far East 
18.Beckley Foundation, The 
19.Bharat Sevashram Sangha 
20.Black Sea Civil Society Solidarity Association (Union of 
Black Sea 
   Region NGOs) 
21.Business Humanitarian Forum 
22.CARAM - Asia Berhad 
23.Carter Center, Inc. 
24.The Center for Health and Gender Equity, Inc. 
25.Center of Egyptian Woman Issues 
26.Centre for European Constitutional Law - Themistocles and 
Dimitris 
   Tsatsos Foundation 
27.Centro de Informacion y Education para Ia Prevencion del 
Abuso de 
   Drogas 
28.Cercie de Recherche sur Ies Droits et les Devoirs de a 
Personne 
   Humaine 
29.Child Family Health International 
30.Children International 
31.China NGO Network for International Exchanges (CNIE) 
32.Chintan Environmental Research and Action Group 
 
33.CIRID (Centre Independent de Recherches et dlniatives pour 
le 
   Dialogue) 
34.Collaborative Labeling and Appliance Standards Program, 
Inc. 
35.Colonie Des Pionniers de Developpement (CPD asbl) 
36.Comitato-Ev-K2-CNR 
37.Comite pour les relations internationales de jeunesse de la 
   communaute francaise de Belgique 
38.Council on Health Research for Development 
39.Environic Foundation International 
40.Federatie van Nederlandse Verenigingen tot Integratie Van 
   Homoseksualiteit - COC Nederland 
41.Federation of Environmental and Ecological Diversity for 
   Agricultural Revampment and Human Rights 
42.Federation Of Jam Associations in North America 
43.Fondation Connaissance et Liberte - Fondasyon Konesans ak 
Libete 
44.Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (FHRI) 
45.Fundacdo de Assistencia Medica Internacionul 
46.Fundacio Futbol Club Barcelona 
47.Fundacion Guayasamin 
48.Fundacion Instituto Psicopedagogico Uruguayo 
49.Fundacion Para La Libertad - Askatasun Bidean 
50.Fundacion para Una Cultura de Paz 
51.Fundacion Proyecto de Paz Mundial 
52.Geneva Infant Feeding Association 
53.Geneva Social Observatory 
54.Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition 
55.Global Workers Justice Alliance 
56.Gods Harvest Foundation, GHARFO 
57.Grupo Ecologico Sierra Gorda I.A.P. 
58.Health for Humanity 
59.Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS,Inc.) 
60.Hudson Institute, Inc. 
61.Hunter College Center for Community and Urban Health 
62.Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology 
63.Instituto Internacional de Ciencias Politicas - IICP - lISP 
64.International Association for Media and Communication 
Research 
65.International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children 
66.International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF) 
67.International Paralympic Committee (IPC) e.V. 
68.Istituto Internazionale Maria Ausiliatrice delle Salesiane 
di Don 
   Bosco 
69.IT for Change 
70.JA Worldwide 
71.Knights of the Southern Cross (Australia) Incorporated 
72.L'Association dequipements collectifs La Castellane 
73.Learning and Development - Kenya 
74.Les Enfants de Frankie 
75.Ligue pour le Droit de la Femme Congolaise 
76.Mother Child Education Foundation 
77.National Womens Studies Association 
78.Network of Non-Governmental Organisations of Trinidad and 
Tobago for 
   the Advancement of Women, 
79.The New Future Foundation, Inc. 
80.Nigeria-Togo Association 
81.Nigerian Army Officers Wives Association 
82.Nigerian Health Care Foundation, Inc. 
83.NTIC et Citoyennete 
84.Okedongmu Children in Korea 
85.Ordre des Avocats a la Cour de Paris 
86.Organisation pour a Communication en Afrique et de 
Promotion de la 
   Cooperation Economique Internationale - OCAPROCE 
Internationale 
87.Partnership for Global Justice 
88.Peace Parks Foundation 
89.People to People, Inc. 
90.Physicians for Peace 
91.Plateforme pour le Developpement Durable des Caraibes 
(PLAC 21) 
92.PLAY SOCCER 
93.Pos Keadilan Peduli Ummat 
94.Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims 
95.Romani CR155 - Roma Centre for Social Intervention and 
Studies 
96.Rural Africa Water Development Initiative 
97.Rural Litigation and Entitlement Kendra 
98.Sante de Ia Reproduction pour une Maternite Sans Risque 
    (SRMSR-DIMOL) 
99.School of Human Genetics and Population Health 
100.Service for Peace, Inc. 
101.Ship and Ocean Foundation 
102.Smile of the Child 
103.Society for the Protection and Assistance of the Socially 
     Disadvantaged Individuals, The 
104.Society Studies Centre (MADA ssc) 
 
105.SustainUS, Inc. 
106.Talented Girl Students Trust (TGST) 
107.Vikash 
108.Village Suisse ONG 
109.Voices of African Mothers, Inc. 
110.Women Organizing for Change in Agriculture and Natural 
Resource 
    Management 
111.Womens Association for a Better Aging Society (WABAS) 
112.Womens Health and Education Center 
113.Womens Rights Association Against Discrimination (AKDER) 
114.Womens Shadow Parliament - Kenya 
115.World of Hope International 
116.Worldwide Network Nigeria:Women in Development and 
Environment 
117.Yugoslav Youth Association Against AIDS - Youth of JAZAS 
 
End ECOSOC list. 
 
 
 
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