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UN moves closer to creating global bankruptcy system for indebted countries
UN Ad Hoc Committee on Sovereign Debt Restructuring adopts nine principles in this regard.
Jerin Mathew Jul 29, 2015
UN: Russian FA should do more to tackle racism
Russian football authorities need to do more to combat racism and currently don't fully understand what it means.
Adam Justice Jul 23, 2015
UN urges EU to step in and help Greece with migrants crisis
The UNHCR said on 10 July that Greece urgently needs help to cope with 1,000 migrants arriving each day.
Adam Justice Jul 10, 2015
North Korea: Children will die if urgent action is not taken to combat drought warns UN
'If we delay it may well be too late to save the most vulnerable children'
Sean Martin Jul 09, 2015
Anger at UN as Russia vetoes resolution classifying Srebrenica massacre 'crime of genocide'
Divisions remain 20 years after Serbs slaughtered 8,000 Bosnian Muslims.
Mark Piggott Jul 08, 2015
Yemen war: Civilian death toll tops 1,500 amid human rights violations and abuses says UN
The United Nations Human Rights Office voiced its deep concern over the worsening human rights.
Adam Justice Jul 08, 2015
Ebola: World Health Organization criticises itself for response to crisis
An internal investigation reveals that it is not equipped to deal with health outbreaks.
Sean Martin Jul 07, 2015
Iran nuclear deal: Deadline with US pushed back to 7 July
New date shows more details of nuclear inspection deal need to be hammered out.
Graham Lanktree Jun 30, 2015
UN: Afghan forces stretched but resilient against Taliban push
Envoy admits security forces are at limit but says they are resilient as insurgents attempt to take territory.
Adam Justice Jun 23, 2015
UN peacekeepers buy sex with clothing and cellphones, report finds
Report finds 231 allegations of sexual exploitation in Haiti alone.
Tom Porter Jun 12, 2015
United Nations says encryption and anonymity online are human rights that must be protected
A UN report says that backdoor encryptions are undermining our basic human rights.
Mary-Ann Russon May 29, 2015
Isis burns 20-year-old woman alive for refusing to take part in 'extreme sex act'
Terrorists of the Isis gang have gone one step further in their horrendous crimes against humanity by burning a 20-year-old girl alive because she declined to engage in an extreme sex act, according to a UN official.
Angela Sharda May 25, 2015
Brazil's astonishing murder tally matches Syrian war death toll
Brazil has highest number of homicides in the world, United Nations report finds.
Mary Papenfuss May 23, 2015
UN: Gaza is 'desperate and angry' at everyone
UN Middle East envoy says people of Gaza Strip are 'desperate and angry' at everyone.
Adam Justice May 20, 2015
North Korea revokes invite for UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon
The communist nation suddenly cancelled the trip a day before Ban Ki-moon was set to arrive.
Nicole Rojas May 20, 2015
Southeast Asia migrant crisis: Philippines 'obliged to accept boat people'
Manila is signatory to UN convention of refugees so will 'extend humanitarian assistance' it says
Gianluca Mezzofiore May 19, 2015
Ethiopia capital Addis Ababa to host summit on global poverty
IMF chief Christine Lagarde and anti-poverty group representatives to attend summit.
Jerin Mathew May 13, 2015
Phone radiation: Scientists appeal to UN to protect against danger of wireless devices [Video]
The UN are asked to adopt guidelines to protect consumers against electromagnetic radiation.
Adam Justice May 12, 2015
France launches probe into alleged child sex abuse by its troops in Central African Republic
BREAKING: Soldiers on duty as UN peacemakers allegedly raped children at refugee camps in exchange for food.
Elsa Buchanan May 07, 2015
UNHCR demands legal protection for migrants
The UNHCR demanded clarification of the legal status for migrants in the EU in order to control the massive influx of people smuggled in by boats.
Adam Justice May 06, 2015
Nepal earthquake: Death toll passes 7,000
Death toll from Nepal's 7.9-magnitude earthquake at 7,040 with some 70 aftershocks recorded so far.
Maria Khan May 03, 2015
Nepal Earthquake: 101-year-old Funchu Tamang pulled alive from rubble
7,000 confirmed dead but final death toll probably 'much higther': Nepal government
Mark Piggott May 03, 2015
UN senior official suspended for leaking internal report on child sexual abuse by French soldiers
Organisation's report reveals refugee children in Central African Republic were forced into rape and sodomy in exchange for food.
Maria Khan Apr 30, 2015
UN slams Katie Hopkins over article calling migrants 'cockroaches'
The United Nations Human Rights Agency (OHCHR) said more needed to be done to tackle hate speech in the tabloid press.
Adam Justice Apr 28, 2015
Isis: Humour and satire can defeat Islamic State says US ambassador to UN Samantha Power
Power says that humour of young often more effective than official information in undermining jihadist group.
Tom Porter Apr 27, 2015
Nepal earthquake: IMF aid likely as toll reaches 3,200
Nepal eligible for assistance fromIMF's new Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust.
Jerin Mathew Apr 27, 2015
World Bank reports 'massive drop' in number of unbanked people
There are still some two billion people who do not have access to a bank.
Sean Martin Apr 16, 2015
Google robot army and military drone swarms: UAVs may replace people in the theatre of war
Google wants the ability to control a robot army while the US army wants one for intelligence
Mary-Ann Russon Apr 16, 2015
Daniel Craig gets 'license to save' as UN envoy on mines
UN gave the British actor a 'license to save' by making him the first global advocate for the elimination of mines and explosives.
Adam Justice Apr 15, 2015
Nigeria: Boko Haram uses children as 'human bombs'
Boko Haram Islamist militants are targeting women and girls for particularly horrific abuse.
Adam Justice Apr 01, 2015
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