24 October is the United Nations Day, what does Qudratullah Shihab reveal about the United Nations?

Qudratullah Shahab won the regular election to the Executive Board of the United Nations 6 Had been a member for years. In his book Shahab Nama, he writes about the United Nations:

“After the First World War, the League of Nations came into existence to promote peace and order in the world, but this association proved to be a group of shroud thieves and after dividing many graves of the nations, it died peacefully in Geneva. After World War II, the United Nations was reorganized and UNO was born. The guiding principle of an institution whose staff is its buffalo. When a powerful country with a stick aggressively takes away the buffalo of a small and weak country, the UNO immediately declares a ceasefire and draws a cease-fire line between the parties. The UN-designated troops and observers are determined on the cease-fire letter. who take special care to ensure that the stolen buffaloes do not reach their country again. After that, this whole matter is kept in the UNO's cold storage with strict adherence to the resolutions of the General Assembly and the Security Council.”
“Due to lack of space in New York, cold storages of different sectors are established in many other European countries under the name of international organizations of UNO. Perhaps due to political dust, climate warming and the hot market of illiteracy and poverty, no African or Asian country, including the Middle East and Far East, has been awarded a major subsidiary of the United Nations. However, recently an international organization related to Prog has been established in Nairobi. The reason for which may be that it is located right near the equator.”
“UNESCO is the organization of UNO established in Paris for the development, construction and promotion of education, science and culture in the United Nations. (UNESCO) Is. (United Nation’s Education, Science and Culture Organization)”
“One of its distinguishing features is that the organization spends about two-thirds of its budget on its headquarters staff in Paris and the remaining one-third on the promotion of education, science and culture around the world. That is, to implement educational, scientific and cultural programs worth thirty rupees worldwide, UNESCO headquarters spends seventy rupees on staff sitting in Paris.”
“Initially, UNESCO's headquarters was housed in a five-story building. As UNESCO's budget grew, so did its staff. As they watched, they came to see that another building was also built, which is eleven stories high. It is heard that even two buildings are now proving inadequate for the needs of the gradually increasing staff. Apart from this, there is also a very beautiful palace-like spacious bungalow in the suburbs, which serves to provide luxury at appropriate times for special people.”
“This development of UNESCO was reversed during the time of its French director-general, Monsieur René Maheu. This gentleman reached this position by progressing from the lower level positions and stayed on the black and white of UNESCO for twelve years.”
“Like other international organizations of the UNO, UNESCO's autonomy is above all accountability. Like René Maheu, Director-General of UNESCO, the scales of the two superpowers weighed almost equally. If the representatives of other countries used to express a word of complaint on any subject, bribery of jobs in the secretariat was immediately used to shut them up. Some people were easily tipped for joining commissions and committees that traveled around the world. Some people were only worth enough to travel back and forth to Paris from time to time at UNESCO's expense. After blocking the path of all criticism and criticism with these tactics, no meeting of the Jezal Conference and the Executive Board could make the Director General come to the hall.”
“By pulling this barrier of self-protection, Monsieur René Maheu established his inner council in UNESCO for twelve years. His era was the era of violation of moral values, injustice, nepotism and sexual immorality. He appointed one of his children to a major position in his personal staff. After seeing them, many other staff also went on the same fault. When I went to Paris for the first time to participate in the UNESCO Jezal Conference, I was surprised to see that in many cubical office rooms, one woman was sitting in front of a man, and the two were looking at each other in a continuous manner. While walking around in the slave tours of UNESCO, it was also seen that in some places these couples used to be decorated like vases facing each other all day in the light of this reality. At that time, it was a common practice that several International Civil Servants of UNESCO would hire their mistresses as secretaries to adorn their office rooms. At the same time, a stage play was becoming very popular in France, the theme of which was the helplessness and destitution of men due to traffic congestion on the streets of Paris. The protagonist of the play is an international organization (Probably UNESCO) He had a wife who was waiting at home. One daughter had to be brought home from the office and then a daily trip to the suburbs of Paris to meet the other daughter was mandatory. The traffic jams on the roads disrupted the schedule of this oppressed love interest International Civil Servant so much that his life became more and more bitter. In which UNESCO's budget to sweeten his salary and other benefits increased substantially every year. Just as the Director General was free to exercise his discretion, similarly the staff under his approval was free to exercise all manner of tricks on his subordinates. But the voice of protest and resistance raised in UNESCO to break the pharaoh's talisman of Pharaoh Ramu, Rene Mahio, was written in the destiny of a Pakistani. His name is Naseem Anwar Baig. Naseem Baig was a distinguished student of Government College Lahore. He was a renowned orator of his time and participated in all-India student debates and won many trophies. After MA in Economics, he passed LLB from Lahore Law College. During his student days, he was also an active worker of the Punjab Muslim Students Federation and had attended Quaid-e-Azam several times to seek guidance from him about the role of students in the Pakistan Movement. 1947 He was also in jail for some time after taking part in the movement against Khizr Hayat Tawana's government in Lahore. In 1954, he joined the International Civil Service and came to the headquarters of UNESCO. Here he was elected as the President of UNESCO Staff Union for several years. The foresight and courage he showed to protect the rights of employees spread to all the international organizations of the UNO and the Federation of Unions of all the organizations of the United Nations also elected him as their joint president for a long time. In this capacity, Naseem Baig clashed several times with the dictatorial director of UNESCO, Jazal René Maheu. In every such confrontation, the Director General always kept his mouth shut and on a personal level, he tried his best to put all kinds of sides in Naseem Baig's employment. It was the courage of Naseem Beg Sahib that he successfully stood his ground of justice regardless of the retaliatory actions of the Director General and has just retired from there after thirty years of selfless service in UNESCO.”
“In October 1968, I was sent to Paris as the head of the Pakistani delegation to participate in the Jezal Conference of UNESCO. There, I saw the trend that the leader of the delegation of almost every country criticizes and criticizes the Director General verbally. But when he came on the stage, in his speech, the earth and sky began to shake in his praise and praise. Internationally, this low standard of hypocrisy and flattery had taken the form of a binding ritual. The opportunity to break this heresy of hypocrisy came to me by chance. In my speech, based on data, facts and evidence, I exposed in detail the irregularities, malpractices, injustices, extravagances, intemperance and indulgences prevalent in the administration of UNESCO. Hearing these words, there was deep silence in the hall for a few moments. But after that, each phrase was received with great applause, as if poetry is applauded in Mushairas. Director General Rene Mahio was also sitting on the stage. After listening to my speech, he became so anxious that he drank four or five glasses of orange juice in succession, and as soon as the speech was over, he got up and left in a fit of rage.”
“During the same Jazal Kaftras, the election for some vacant seats of the Executive Board was also going to be held. I was also a candidate to contest for a seat. India, Russia and America were all against me. India was against me only because I was a Pakistani, but Russia and the United States had a common cause of resentment that I was taking an active part in the campaign to make China a member of UNESCO. Apart from this, the United States also had a complaint that it did not miss any opportunity to strongly protest against Israel for mutilating and erasing Islamic historical monuments and Islamic cultural symbols in Jerusalem and the occupied Arab territories. Now, on top of that, the Director General has also agreed to oppose me. He gathered his followers and ordered them to prevent me from joining the Executive Board at all costs.”
“In comparison to this overwhelming array of opposing forces, my trust was only in Allah Almighty. Naseem Anwar Baig also used his influence to my advantage, and turned his office into a virtual campaign center for me. Three members of the Pakistani delegation, Tanveer Ahmed Khan, late Abdul Latif and Dhaka's Begum Ruqia Kabir did very useful work day and night with hard work and dedication. Fortunately, in those days, the Arab countries had presented this resolution in the General Conference that Arabic should be given the status of an international language like English, French, Spanish and Russian languages ​​in UNESCO. America, Great Britain and all the European countries along with their allies were bent on opposing this proposal. After some preparation and hard work, I gave such speeches in favor of the Arabic language at every opportunity that the delegations of the Arab countries were satisfied and left the leadership of this movement in UNESCO to me. At the same time, I learned that the entire group of Arab countries, ignoring all pressure and opposition, agreed to vote for me in the election of the Executive Board. Thus, I also received indications from groups in Africa and Latin America that they also agreed to vote in my favor. This was probably because he wanted to send a person to the Executive Board who could speak openly about the dictatorship and malfeasance of the Director General. All these reasons, guesses and speculations were just childish consolations. The real thing was only that the grace of Allah was involved and when the election was held, I got 91 votes out of 117 and was elected as a member of the Executive Board for six years.”
“As a member of the Executive Board, I had the opportunity to explore the inside and outside of UNESCO. All in all I hollowed it out inside and out. Warm speech is his soul and hidden paper is his garment. Within its four walls, every other year, a flood of written and spoken words rises like Noah's flood, and as soon as a new budget and program is approved, it subsides and disappears underground. UNESCO has its own tone, its own terminology and its own style, on its own particular language of writing and speech. The most prominent special distinction of this organization is that under its umbrella, about 25,000 employees in the Paris Secretariat and about 250,000 people in other parts of the world live comfortably and comfortably on good salaries and get very good pensions after retirement. This one work of UNESCO can probably be given its greatest philanthropic and constructive status.”
“Once a seminar was held in Paris organized by UNESCO to discuss youth issues. The representatives who were invited from all over the world to participate in it, all of them were above sixty years of age. As a member of the Executive Board, I also participated in it. I was also around 5 years old at that time. However, I was the youngest delegate of the seminar. I raised this point of order in the opening session of the seminar that it is a very unrepresentative session because people above the age of 50 and 60 do not have the ability to understand and solve the problems of today's young generation. There was a big uproar over it. Some youths from the audience jumped into the hall and gave an ultimatum that they would not allow the proceedings of the meeting to continue until the representatives of the new generation were included in the seminar. Their condition was forced to be accepted and representatives of some youth organizations were also included in the seminar session.”
“I also read a paper in the seminar. A part of it was somewhat popular in some academic circles. Especially in Europe, many youth organizations promoted it in many languages.”
“There was also a post of Deputy Director General in the staff of UNESCO. One time Monsieur René Maheu got the idea that there should be two deputy directors-general under him instead of one. There was no need or justification for another additional post. The only thing was that he wanted to occupy this position by promoting any of his approved views. There was a big debate in the Executive Board against the approval of the second post of Deputy Director General. René Maho took the proposal to the General Council. By chance, it was my turn to speak there first. I vehemently opposed this proposal by analyzing the data from an administrative point of view and concluded my speech with these words.
If You have two bottle necks instead of one, does it really double the capacity of the bottle Please answer this question. Mr. Director General”
“This phrase of my speech came out. Every one of the many delegates who came after me to speak on this issue must have repeated this question. After listening to the phrase from morning to evening all day, the Director General's nerves gave way and he withdrew his proposal before the vote was taken.”
“For the children of Palestinian refugees, UNESCO opened many schools at its own expense in Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Trained Muslim teachers were also appointed in these schools with the approval of UNESCO and the textbooks taught in them were also approved by UNESCO. When these areas, including Jerusalem, were occupied by Israel, news gradually began to come that the Israeli government had defaced these schools. Muslim teachers appointed by UNESCO have been forced to sit at home. They receive a regular salary, but are not allowed to come near any school. If a teacher utters a word of complaint somewhere, he, along with his children, is subjected to unspeakable cruelty and violence. Instead of these Muslim teachers, every school is now staffed by staunch Jewish staff to teach Palestinian refugee children. Apart from this, UNESCO approved textbooks have also been removed from the curriculum of every school. And in their place, such books are now being taught, which contain very misleading, filthy and shameful propaganda against Islam, the blessed character of Islam and Arab history and culture.”