| As
UN Bans Inner
City Press for
3076th Day
Silence on
Huawei Spying
and Guyana Visa
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack UN GATE,
Sept 21 â Inner City Press
remains banned from UN
Headquarters since July 2018,
with no hearing and no appeal,
and its July 25, 2026 application
to enter in person and ask
questions has drawn no
response to date from either
Secretary-General Guterres'
office or the U.S. Mission,
despite Ambassador Michael
Waltz's own "Make the UN Great
Again" rhetoric. Submitted on the
morning of Sept 21, 2026 to UN
spokespeople, Stephane
Dujarric, Antonio Guterres,
Amina J. Mohammed, Melissa
Fleming, et al: Sept 21-1: On
surveillance of dissidents and
others, what are the comments
and actions if any of SG
Guterres on UN Global Compact
member Huawei and these
activities, with states
speaking in the UNGA High
Level Week he is banning Inner
City Press from? Kenya â
Site of Africa's first Huawei
"Safe City" deployment, in
Nairobi in 2014, installed
before Kenya had any data
protection law (enacted 2019);
Huawei's own claimed 46%
crime-rate reduction was
contradicted by Kenya's own
National Police Service crime
statistics. Serbia â
Huawei's "Safe City Belgrade"
video surveillance deployment,
discussed in depth earlier in
this project's own FOIA
request to Serbia's Ministry
of Interior.
Iran â Huawei has faced
sustained scrutiny over
technology sales to Iran
despite U.S. sanctions,
including reported
surveillance and
censorship-enabling equipment
used by Iranian authorities;
this is distinct from, but
related to, the Meng Wanzhou
Iran-sanctions case Inner City
Press is live tweeting in
Federal court in
Brooklyn. Sept 21-2: On
Gabon what are the comments
and action if any of SG
Guterres and separately of
France ONU / PR Bonnafont on
this: former president Ali
Bongo addressed the issue of
ill-gotten gains in a video
message on Saturday, September
19. While some of his close
associates have been referred
to the Paris criminal court,
the fifth vice-president of
the Senate, Marc Ona, believes
he is trying to manipulate
public opinion. Sept 21-3: Can
the UN (or Guyana Mission /
PR, cc-ed) confirm or deny
that Guyana Judge Gino Persaud
has had his US visa
blocked? And still those
previously asked,
including: What are the
comments and actions if any of
SG Guterres on the USA v.
Huawei trial that began
September 9, 2026 in Federal
court in Brooklyn, regarding
among other things Huawei
helping Iran's government to
surveil its own citizens
without their knowledge and
the testimony which Inner City
Press covered live as it is
asking to be able to cover the
UN? New on
Huawei: What are the comments
and actions of SG Guterres -
and the UN Global Compact - on
the evidence that Huawei
helped Museveni track and
attack Bobi Wine? After
the briefing,
attended
by a UN
Correspondent
who did a
fundraiser
with Ghislaine
Maxwell,
nothing - not
even an
acknowledgment
of
receipt. Days
previous: What
inquiry if any
did the UN do
after the
conviction of
Ghislaine
Maxwell for
sex
trafficking,
and Amir
Dossal's
service as 1
of 5 people on
her Terramar
Foundation's
board? On what
basis does Mr.
Dossal (unlike
Inner City
Press which
reports on sex
trafficking
and the UN)
have access to
the UN, for
example
yesterday at
Ivonne
A-Baki's
stakeout? What
was his role
there, and in
her team? What
type of UN
entrance pass
does Mr.
Dossal have? On deadline:
confirm receipt of that
application, and state what,
if anything, either office has
done about it. Inner City Press will continue to ask these questions daily, and to report the silence when that is the answer. Watch this site.
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