Need to be heard - Nada al-Nashif
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Nada Al-Nashif is the United Nations’ Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights. Since joining the UN 30 years ago she has served in Libya, Lebanon, Iraq and elsewhere, trying to boost development and protect human rights. Nada is also a survivor of one of the darkest days in the UN’s history: the 2003 Baghdad bombing that killed 22 of her colleagues.
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