The UN has six principal organs: 

• The General Assebly 
  • All member states are represented in the General Assembly (universal representation) 
  • Discussing issues and making recommendations within the scope of the primary tasks of the UN 
  • It has no power to enforce its resolutions 

• The Security Council 
  • The Security Council has the primary responsibilyt to maintain the international peace and security. 
  • 15 members of which 5 are permanent (USA, Russia, France, China and the United Kingdom) and 10 non-permanent 
  • Each member has one vote 

• The Economic and Social Council 
  • The principal body of coordination, policy review, policy dialogue and recommendations on economic, social and environmental issues 
  • 54 members that are elected by the General Assembly 
  • Platform for reflection, dabate and innovative thinking

• Trusteeship Council 
  • Provided international supervision for 11 Trust territories that were under the administration of seven member states by the time of establishing the UN 
  • It was suspended operation in 1994

• The International Court of Justice 
  • Principal juridical organ of the UN, located in the Peace Palace in the Hague, the Netherlands 
  • In accordance with international law it settless legal disputes submitted to it and gives advisory opinions on legal questions.

• The Secreteriat 
  • Comprises the UN staff members who work in the UN Organization 
  • The Chief administrative office of the UN Organization