Media Accreditation & Liaison Unit Logistical support and information to members of the press

The well-wishers of the Deputy Secretary-General had with them copies of the UN Charter. UN Photo/Amanda Voisard

United Nations (2026):

Report of the Secretary-General on the (covers the period from 27 December 2025 to 26 March 2026) (16 April)
Report of the Secretary-General on the (covers the period from 16 September 2025 to 15 March 2026) (15 April)
Report of the Secretary-General on oceans and the law of the sea (15 April)
submitted pursuant to resolution 2794 (2025) (14 April)
Report of the Secretary-General on the ) (covering the period from 28 November 2025 to 31 March 2026) (13 April)
| UN DESA (9 April)
Report of the Secretary-General on (8 April)
Report of the Secretary-General on the (MONUSCO) (1 April)
Report of the Secretary-General on the (UNDOF) (covers the period from 16 November 2025 to 13 February 2026) (24 March)
Report of the Secretary-General on the (2006) during the period from 21 October 2025 to 20 February 2026 (23 March)
: Forcible transfer and deportation, barriers to return, and the rights of internally displaced persons | (20 March)
Report of the Secretary-General on (18 March)
Report of the Secretary-General (12 March)
Monthly report by the Director General of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) on (covers the period from 24 January to 23 February 2026) (5 March)
: Youth | UN DESA (February 2026)
Report of the Secretary-General on the (2 March)
Report of the Secretary-General on the (MINURSO) (2 March)
– Part 3a: Waste crime and trafficking | (25 February) ()
Report of the Secretary-General on the (MINUSCA) (24 February)

United Nations Agencies, Funds & Programmes and other entities (2026):

| (April 2026) ()
The immediate and long-term impact of the military escalation in the Middle East on women and girls | (15 April)
: Human Development Impacts Across Asia and the Pacific | (14 April) ()
: Sudanese women on the frontlines of humanitarian and local peacebuilding efforts | (14 April) ()
- Global and regional estimates | (14 April) ()
: A youth guide to legal responsibility, policy action and accountability | (13 April)
: Reversals in global development, policy response options | (13 April) ()
- Monthly report on food price trends | (13 April)
: Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict - March 2026 | press release (10 April)
| (9 April) ()
: Making industrial policy work in Africa | (8 April) ()
: Industrial policy | (8 April) ()
- Revisiting industrial policy: Strategic options for today | (8 April) ()
(April 2026): Global trade growth continues, but fragility rises | (7 April)
(3 April) ()
- Growth through innovation: Harnessing data and frontier technologies for Africa’s economic transformation | (2 April) ()
| (March 2026)
: Escalating impacts and risks for energy, water and food systems in the Arab region | (2 April) ()
: A global access framework for country-led responses | (31 March) ()
, Vol. #40, 1 (31 March)
: Economic and social implications for the Arab states region assessment | (30 March) ()
: A global study of initial teacher education | (30 March)
in times of Youth-led Protests around the world | (30 March)
: Monitoring progress on the WHO global action plan | (26 March) () ()
| (26 March)

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. What should I do if my media ground pass is stolen or missing?

A. If your media ground pass is lost or stolen, you MUST immediately report it to the Media Accreditation Office (located at the corner of 45th Street & First Avenue).

Q. Where do I go to pick up my media ground pass?

A. Please follow instructions in the approval email. Temporary pass applicants should go to the Media Accreditation Office office located at 45th Street & First Avenue. Long-term pass applicants should go to the Pass and ID Unit at 320 East 45th Street (between First and Second Avenues).

Q. What should the letter asking for my accreditation contain?

A. The letter, on letterhead and signed by an authorized official (e.g., the Publisher, Assignment Editor or Bureau Chief) of the media organization seeking accreditation, should have the name(s) of those who need the accrediation, what they will cover and the length of the assignment. It should also specify the function(s) of the individual(s) who will be coming.

Q. Are there any restrictions?

A. Media accreditation is only for coverage of UN activities at Headquarters, and does not constitute an endorsement for any other purpose. At any time, the Media Accreditation and Liaison Unit (MALU) may revoke accreditation if it is put to improper use; if it is determined that the accreditation has not been used to cover UN events; if it has been used to abuse the privileges so extended; or if personal or public conduct is not consistent with the best interest of the Organization. The press pass must not be loaned to another person; UN Security will confiscate any pass in the possession of any individual to whom it was not issued!

If several people from the same company need an accreditation, please have all the names in one letter.

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