UN rights chief says many applicants seeking to replace her
The United Nations human rights chief Michelle Bachelet said on Thursday she did not know who her successor would be, adding that many candidates had applied to replace her.
"The only thing I know is a lot of people applied – some people say over 50," she said in a press conference ahead of the end of her term on Aug. 31.
She said she was not concerned about a leadership void, since her office would help with the transition period.
She said she was not concerned about a leadership void, since her office would help with the transition period.
