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JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS Alert Message: Kindly note that effective 1st January 2022, the UNDT amended the jurisdiction for applications filed by staff located in the States of the Maghreb and ECOWAS States. Please follow the link…

The UN Dispute Tribunal (UNDT) is an independent tribunal, with professional judges deliberating on and deciding cases, lawyers arguing cases, a professionalized Registry and courtrooms where case management discussions and…

Who Can File An Application With The UN Dispute Tribunal ELIGIBILITY You must be eligible to file an application with the UN Dispute Tribunal (UNDT) in order to have your application considered by a judge. You are eligible to…

If you are eligible to file a case before the UN Dispute Tribunal (UNDT), you can challenge an administrative decision you are alleging is “non-compliant” with the terms of your contract, or terms of appointment, or that…

WHAT IS THE MANAGEMENT EVALUATION? Before you file an application with the UNDT, in most cases, you must first request a management evaluation of the administrative decision you are contesting. A management evaluation is not…

Before the UN Dispute Tribunal, an applicant is allowed to be represented by: An attorney or volunteer counsel from the Office of Staff Legal Assistance (OSLA) which will not charge you a fee for any of its services, whether…

There are two key time limits for an application to the UN Dispute Tribunal (UNDT): (1) the time limit for a request for management evaluation (which is usually required (see exceptions*), before filing an application to the…

FORMS The forms listed on this page are to be used to make submissions to the UN Dispute Tribunal (UNDT), either to initiate a new application, or to make additional filings in an ongoing UNDT case. The first form listed…