I am receiving and seeing your tremendous support—all of you, politicians, diplomats, UN officials, journalists, and, most importantly, the public—urging me to return to the halls of the United Nations, as my voice is needed there more than ever. This message is addressed to you—to thank you for your support—and to the media outlets that continue to request interviews with me. You can find much of the information you are looking for here; it is worth reading to understand what is happening from inside: I thank you sincerely for your support, and I would like you to know that there is no difference between delivering statements and presenting reports at the United Nations and publishing them on social media—absolutely no difference at all. We have been doing this for Gaza and Lebanon at the UN since 2023; the reason for this is not a flaw in the UN Charter, but rather the presence of lobbies within the system that prevent the system from functioning. We were just few people who had the courage to stand and demand the expelled for Israel from the UN and to impose sanctions and arms embargo for violating international law. What happened? Nothing; no one listened, no one cared. Instead, we faced death threats, the closure of our bank accounts, penalties, restrictions, censorship, and our lives and career paths were destroyed. On a personal level, I was called a terrorist inside the UN hall, and portrayed in some politicized media as not credible person—even as a convicted criminal—alongside various other epithets intended to discourage the public from trusting me. They also waged a media propaganda campaign against me that included fabricated images and posts attributed to me. When we sought help from the United Nations, every door we knocked on was slammed in our faces; indeed, some UN officials went even further. Imagine—an official in the Secretary-General’s office told me there is "no evidence" of my cooperation with the UN, and when I reported this to one of the Under-Secretary-General, he laughed and said, "You will face far worse than that!" Even after I sent her my credential letter as PVA’s main representative at the United Nations, along with other letters confirming my membership in a UN committees, my report and statements at the UN, she stopped responding. Another example: When I showed one of the High Commissioner for Human Rights’ senior advisors the bank’s letters regarding the closure of my accounts—along with all the cancelled cards—he laughed and said, "You need to hire a lawyer; we cannot help. This is a path you chose." When I asked him if this was how the UN system operates, he made a remark that sounded like a childish threat—and to this day, I still do not understand what he meant—saying, "I am from Southern Italy." by the way, the major Italian mafia organizations originated in Southern Italy. A third example, when I presented the entire matter to the former President of the Human Rights Council, he expressed surprise and asked his chief of staff to arrange a meeting. Yet—can you imagine?—she refrained from responding to my emails and calls to avoid scheduling the meeting, only replying months later, after the presidency had already changed hands. A fourth example—though not the last—I handed my case, in writing and by hand, to another Under-Secretary-General. I had known her (informally) for years, and believed she was not aligned with that "lobby"—or at least possessed the courage to stand up for justice—yet I never received any response from her whatsoever. About three months ago, I was selected as a qualified candidate for two independent UN positions. However, I learned from reliable internal sources that my name had been delisted. Not by the UN itself, but by a committee representing member states that deemed my "statements and reports at the UN regarding Gaza and Lebanon neither neutrality nor diplomatic." Yet, how can one remain neutral and diplomatic in the midst of a genocide? I may not be the perfect one between the candidates, but mentioning this in closed doors is another level! Again, last month, I was selected as a qualified candidate for one independent UN positions. However, once again, my name excluded by a committee representing member states because I had accused senior UN officials of "serving a powerful lobby" and leaked information regarding a potential nuclear escalation. I still believe in the UN Charter and I will always will, and as I said before, International law has not failed; This’s not the failure of the law. The law stands and its principles remain clear. The failure is our collective will to uphold it, and to put a punishment for those who violate the international law. Reports and statistics indicate that the current generation neither believes in nor trusts the United Nations the way our generation did; young people witness injustices and war crimes unfolding before their eyes on their phones, while the United Nations maintains a deafening silence in the face of it all. We must save what rest of the UN before it is to late. I have dedicated my career to supporting the United Nations, and I will return—but only when UN officials can stand firm in the Council and address the United States, Israel, or any other Western mission—telling them they are violating international law—just as they address Iran, Russia, and other nations; and when sanctions are imposed on them. That is when I will return: when we can stand at the United Nations and present our reports and statements with full immunity and the absolute certainty that change is coming, rather than having those reports rejected, shelved, or forgotten.
Disability Alliance BC (DABC) unequivocally condemns the public comments made by Tara Armstrong MLA for Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream on July 13th, 2026, regarding people receiving Disability Assistance (known as PWD). MLA Armstrong stated that “the government’s welfare law hands out disability payments to drug addicts simply because they use drugs.” This statement is false, misleading, and deeply harmful. People do not qualify for PWD designation simply because they use substances. Eligibility for PWD is determined through a rigorous and extensive application process that assesses whether an individual has a severe and prolonged disability that significantly restricts their ability to carry out daily living activities. Suggesting otherwise misrepresents the PWD system and fuels harmful myths about people with disabilities. MLA Armstrong’s comments are dehumanizing towards people living with addiction or substance use and those with co-occurring disabilities. Substance use does not exist in a vacuum; it is often intertwined with mental health, poverty, homelessness, discrimination and systemic barriers in accessing healthcare and other living supports. Many people with disabilities who may also live with addiction experience these realities simultaneously. To reduce their lived experience to a dismissive stereotype is not only inaccurate, it is profoundly offensive. Disability Alliance BC calls on Tara Armstrong to: -Publicly retract her misleading statements; - Issue a sincere apology to people with disabilities and those affected by substance use; and - Resign from the Legislative Assembly if she is unwilling or unable to uphold the standards of respect, and dignity expected of her role. Read our full statement here: https://disabilityalliancebc.org/disability-alliance-bc-calls-on-mla-tara-armstrong-to-resign-following-harmful-and-misleading-comments-about-people-with-disabilities/ #PeopleWithDisabilities #disability
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