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Dutch government partly to blame for the 300 Muslims killed in the Srebrenica massacre
The judge said the victims were "deprived of the chance of survival"
Lydia Smith Jun 27, 2017
Cholera claims 1,300 lives in Yemen as epidemic spreads rapidly
Unicef and WHO waging grim battle to contain outbreak in conflict-ravaged nation.
Karen Noronha Jun 25, 2017
Death toll in Sri Lanka floods and landslides rises to 122 as Colombo appeals for international help
With heavy rains expected to continue, officials have asked people to move away from rivers and hillsides.
Karen Noronha May 28, 2017
Will DRC minister Clément Kanku's alleged role in Kasai 'genocide' result in ICC probe?
ICC prosecutor warned that acts of violence in Kasai could constitute "war crimes".
Elsa Buchanan May 23, 2017
UN hack: Experts monitoring violations of sanctions on North Korea hit by 'sustained' cyberattack
The panel chair described the breach as part of a "sustained cyber campaign".
Hyacinth Mascarenhas May 23, 2017
Former minister accused of inciting violence in DRC's Kasai after leaked audio recording
NYT says UN expert murdered in Kasai, Zaida Catalan, had collected the audio evidence on her laptop.
Elsa Buchanan May 22, 2017
North Korea dismisses claims linking WannaCry cyberattack to Pyongyang as 'ridiculous'
Some security experts found links between WannaCry and previous hacking efforts by Lazarus Group.
Hyacinth Mascarenhas May 20, 2017
World's deadliest disasters caused by weather revealed by UN
World Meteorological Organisation declares 1970 cyclone in Bangladesh worst ever.
Jordan Bhatt May 18, 2017
Russia expands into the Arctic by building new airbases in show of military force
An air defence shield will be constructed, covering most of Russia's northern coast.
Fiona Keating Apr 29, 2017
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, Afghanistan's notorious warlord, urges Taliban to stop fighting
Hekmatyar also calls for the Taliban to begin peace negotiations with the government.
Divya Kishore Apr 29, 2017
'Horrifying' death of fourth man executed in Arkansas leads to demands for inquiry
Kenneth Williams coughed, trembled, lurched and jerked about 15 times after he received the lethal injection.
Divya Kishore Apr 29, 2017
'It's like making an arsonist the fire chief': Saudi Arabia joins UN women's group
Saudi Arabia, where women must have male guardians, elected to UN group for empowering women.
Shane Croucher Apr 24, 2017
UN criticises Syria bus attack that left at least 112 Syrian refugees dead
The convoy was carrying around 5,000 people, including civilians pro-government fighters.
Fiona Keating Apr 16, 2017
Russia vetoes UN Security Council resolution on Syrian chemical attack
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had earlier called for a UN investigation into the incident.
James Tennent Apr 12, 2017
Sri Lankan UN peacekeepers accused of involvement in Haiti child-sex ring
More than 2,000 allegations of sexual abuse have been made against UN personnel over 12 years.
Brendan Cole Apr 12, 2017
Malala Yousafzai becomes youngest UN Messenger of Peace, to focus on girls' right to education
The 19-year-old Nobel laureate was shot by the Taliban in 2012.
Divya Kishore Apr 11, 2017
Tillerson: Russia needs 'to think carefully' about continued support for Assad
The US Secretary of State's remarks come ahead of his visit to Moscow next week.
James Tennent Apr 06, 2017
Philippine youth theatre group perform musical against President Duterte's war on drugs
Over 8,000 drug addicts and dealers have been killed since Duterte took office in June 2016
Oli Gamp Apr 02, 2017
Iraqi forces tighten control around Mosul's al-Nuri mosque
The fight against Isis has intensified in west Mosul, with Iraqi forces stepping up efforts to reclaim the key mosque.
Pavitra Dwibhashyam Mar 30, 2017
'I have no words' says father of slain American UN expert as tributes flood in for three victims
Bodies of Michael Sharp, Zaida Catalan and interpreter Betu Tshintela were found in a shallow grave.
Elsa Buchanan Mar 29, 2017
Bodies of abducted Michael Sharp and Zaida Catalan discovered in DRC shallow grave
The UN investigators, who were probing human rights violations in DRC, had been missing since 12 March.
Jordan Bhatt Mar 28, 2017
Yemen war second anniversary: Tens of thousands protest against Saudi intervention in Sana'a
The protesters waved national flags and condemned Saudi Arabia and the US for the ongoing war.
Divya Kishore Mar 27, 2017
Devastating drought and famine leaves Somaliland in 'a kind of nightmare'
The famine has seen 60%-85% of the area's livestock dead.
Jasmine Andersson Mar 25, 2017
Venezuela's President Maduro seeks UN's help to increase medicines supply
The country's Medical Federation said that the hospitals had less than 5% of the drugs they needed.
Divya Kishore Mar 25, 2017
World Happiness Report 2017: Norway displaces Denmark to be crowned world's 'happiest country'
The Scandinavian nation won the title for the first time.
Isabelle Gerretsen Mar 20, 2017
Top UN official resigns amid pressure to withdraw Israel 'apartheid' report
Rima Khalaf's ESCWA report accused Israel of imposing an 'apartheid regime' on Palestinians.
Nandini Krishnamoorthy Mar 18, 2017
United Nations report condemns Israel as 'apartheid state' for first time
Authors admit severity of charge but claim it has been proven 'beyond a reasonable doubt'.
Tareq Haddad Mar 16, 2017
World facing largest humanitarian crisis in 72 years, says UN
Among the four countries badly hit by famine, Yemen fares the worst with two-thirds of its population in need of help.
Divya Kishore Mar 11, 2017
CAR armed forces can only sustain 30 minutes of combat warns minister
European Union launched its military training mission of CAR's army in July 2016.
Elsa Buchanan Mar 07, 2017
Somalia drought death toll reaches 110 as fears of cholera epidemic grow
UK humanitarian aid package of £100m to food security, supporting nutrition and basic health services.
Fiona Keating Mar 04, 2017
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