
Sat 11 Feb 2012
Top Headlines
The General Assembly will meet on Monday to discuss the situation in Syria, where the death toll keeps rising as Government forces continue their bloody crackdown against a pro-democracy uprising.
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UN official urges Syria to immediately end violations against children
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Ban voices concern over tensions between Sudan and South Sudan
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Atrocities in Guinea must never be forgotten, says UN envoy on sexual violence
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Libya facing challenging transition, but authorities striving to succeed – UN
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UN panel requests Argentina, UK to resume talks on Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
UN envoy calls on Israel to preserve health of Palestinian detainee on hunger strike
UN official outlines priorities ahead of sustainable development summit
At least 11 Somalis perish in latest Gulf of Aden boat tragedy, UN reports
Blue economy needed to protect Mediterranean Sea and world’s oceans – UN official
Spanish judge should not be prosecuted for doing his job, says UN rights office
Nuclear test ban treaty the focus of Ban’s visit to Austrian capital
UN official urges Syria to immediately end violations against children
Criminal violence taking rising toll in Caribbean countries, UN report finds
Asia-Pacific nations wrap up UN forum with plan to advance progress on AIDS targets
UNESCO ready to boost assistance as Myanmar moves ahead with reforms
News by region:
General Assembly to discuss latest developments in Syria
UN agency steps up aid delivery to refugees fleeing conflict in Mali
Spanish judge should not be prosecuted for doing his job, says UN rights office
Ban urges Sudan and South Sudan to make compromises on unresolved disputes
Asia-Pacific nations wrap up UN forum with plan to advance progress on AIDS targets
General Assembly to discuss latest developments in Syria
Somalia requires continued assistance despite gains against famine – UN official
UN agency steps up aid delivery to refugees fleeing conflict in Mali
In Lebanon, Ban pays tribute to vital role played by UN peacekeepers
UN and South-east Asian nations partner to end violence against women and children
It’s not enough to keep talking on the basis of fixed positions; the solution must reflect a political will and concrete steps to move.![]()
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