Un.org is the official website of the United Nations. The website can be viewed in numerous languages. For those who may not know the United Nations was created as a post war solution for collective security, humanitarian aid, and peaceful resolutions of conflicts among nations and cultures. The United Nations is composed of organs such as The General Assembly Plenary, General Assembly First, General Assembly Second, General Assembly Third, General Assembly Fourth, World Health Organization, Security Council, Economic & Social Council, Trusteeship Council, International Court of Justice, and numerous other organs and agencies. The homepage of the website is divided into numerous sections: in the news, conferences, meetings, events, You’re United Nations, main bodies, The UN and…, recent additions, resources and services, UN Website survey, global issues, in focus, and secretary general. From the homepage users will find news about current UN missions. They will find information about crucial topics and how the UN is addressing them. They will find links to UN rules, and to important dates about conferences and events. UN.org is an extensive website with fast amounts of content. For example, one link may redirect a user to a completely new section of the website that contains its own navigation. However, the main navigation on the website is classified under peace and security, development, human rights, humanitarian affairs and international law.