Both typify the unique contribution of the United Nations system.

The phenomenon of globalization is typified by increasing world interdependence, where acts in one part of the world have consequences for people living in other countries, which goes to underline the importance of the intrinsic right of all to participate in the management and administration of processes that have global repercussions.

In South Africa, religious leaders typified by Desmond Tutu helped bring that country from apartheid to democracy.