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The Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO) is a non-governmental organisation representing the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) at the United Nations in Geneva and New York City. Parent bodies of QUNO are the Friends World Committee for Consultation (FWCC), [1] American Friends Service Committee [2] and Quaker Peace and Social Witness. [3]

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quno.org. With offices in New York City, USA and Geneva, Switzerland, QUNO works with “the UN, multilateral organisations, government delegations, and non-governmental organisations, to achieve changes in international standards and practice.” Their work is known for challenging unjust policies, war, environmental degradation, and more.

QUNO staff work with people in the UN, multilateral organisations, government delegations, and non-governmental organisations, to achieve changes in international standards and practice. Quakers are known for speaking out against injustice and war - issues that are incompatible with our vision of a world in which peace and justice prevail.

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QUNO has sought to influence and support the UN Human Rights bodies (the Council and its successor the Human Rights Commission) through a mix of research, advocacy and quiet diplomacy. Criminal justice is likewise a longstanding Quaker concern, going back to the very early days when many Friends were imprisoned for their faith.

QUNO works at the multilateral level to promote effective, fair and ambitious climate action and environmental protection. We address climate change and related environmental crises as a symptom of a greater challenge: how to live sustainably and justly on earth.