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A view of the visitor's lobby of the General Assembly building during the high-level week of the seventy-second session.
A detail view of the Trusteeship Council Chamber during the Summit of the Future Action Day Two.
The flags outside UN Headquarters are raised manually by UN Security Officers every weekday morning at approximately 8 am and lowered every weekday at around 4 pm, except in cases of bad weather. The 193 Member States of the United Nations are each assigned a flagpole, organized in English alphabetical order from north to south at UN Headquarters. In 2015, its non-member observer States (Holy See and the State of Palestine) got assigned their own flagpoles. On weekends, only the UN flag is raised. However, during UN General Assembly high-level week held in September each year, the flags of the UN and the world remain flying around the clock. A view of UN Security Officers in the process of raising flags at UN Headquarters.
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Unique ID UN7ALB50401 
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Security Council Chamber at U.N. Headquarters 
01/01/1952 16:08:03 
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01/01/1952 11:00:42 
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Security Council Chamber at UN Headquarters 
01/01/1952 17:14:20 
Unique ID UN7728434 
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The Security Council Chamber 
09/01/1966 11:32:10 
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The Security Council Chamber at U.N. Headquarters 
01/01/1952 16:45:17 
Unique ID UN7728435 
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The Security Council Chamber 
09/01/1966 15:49:32 
Unique ID UN7768269 
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UN Headquarters' Security Council Chamber 
01/01/1954 11:32:26 
Unique ID UN7755301 
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Headline Security Council Chamber at UN Headquarters 
Caption Description The Security Council chamber at United Nations permanent Headquarters in New York was designed by a Norwegian architect, Mr. Arnstein Arneberg.  This picture shows the inlaid doors through which the delegates enter the chamber.  These doors, of ash wood, were made in Norway. 1952. 
Unique Identifier UN7768630 
NICA ID 55502 
Production Date 01/01/1952 3:57:57 PM 
City/Location New York
Country United States of America
Credit UN Photo/Albert Fox
File size 2.13 MB