| Description | This ImPACT Coalition seeks to engage member states on the topic of UN Charter Reform, build a “coalition of the leading” Member States, together a broad range of other actors, and generate the required critical mass of proponents for – including a sponsor of – a UN General Assembly Resolution calling for a General Conference to Review the United Nations Charter, to be convened after the Summit of the Future. |
| Website | https://globalgovernanceforum.org/un-charter-reform-coalition/ |
| Work Plan | The work plan is available here. |
| Join Us | Sign up for the group’s mailing list here. |
| Contact Email | UNCharterReformCoalition@outlook.com |
| Co-Convenors | Tim Murithi, Institute for Justice and Reconciliation, Cape Town, South Africa Brenda Mofya, Oxfam International, New York, USA |
| Coordinator | Heba Aly, Geneva, Switzerland |
| Secretariat Member | Dan Perell, UN Representative, Baha’i International Community, New York, USA |
| Sponsoring Organizations | Amani Africa, Bahá’í International Community, CEPEI, Coalition for the UN We Need, Democracy Without Borders, Global Challenges Foundation, Global Governance Forum, GWL Voices, Institute for Justice and Reconciliation, League of Women Voters of the United States, New Women Connectors, Oxfam International, Trust Africa, UN University Centre for Policy Research, World Federalist Movement |
| Resources | UN Charter Reform Coalition Sub-committees |
| Reports & Publications | ● A call for UN Charter Reform (Global Governance Forum) ● Urgency of United Nations Charter Review (Friedrich Ebert Stiftung) ● A Second Charter: Imagining a Renewed United Nations (Global Governance Forum) ● Revising the United Nations Charter (Stimson Centre) ● Beyond 1995: Negotiating a New United Nations through Article 109 (Fletcher Forum on International Affairs) ● Sample UN General Assembly Draft Resolution invoking Article 109 ● Tim Murithi explaining the concept of Article 109 (Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast) ● Recommendation of a UN Charter Review Conference focused on Security Council reform in the report of the Secretary-General’s High-Level Advisory Board on Effective Multilateralism (page 49) ● Global Governance and the Emergence of Global Institutions for the 21st Century (book by Maja Groff, Arthur Dahl, Augusto Lopez-Claros) |
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