United Nations

Sudan Forces Kill, Rape With Impunity In Darfur, UN Warns

Some 300,000 people have died in the Darfur conflict, and 2.7 million have fled their homes.
By James Keaten, AP

U.S. Proposes UN Arms Embargo On War-Torn South Sudan

The brutal conflict has exacted a terrible price on civilians in this young nation.
By AP

Typhoid Strikes Palestinian Refugees In Embattled Syrian Camp

"The vulnerability of civilians in Yarmouk remains of the highest severity."
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Netanyahu Appoints Opponent Of Palestinian Statehood As UN Envoy

Danny Danon, who will be Israel's next U.N. ambassador, once said "it's not too late" for Israel to annex the West Bank.
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Unpaid U.N. Intern Was Living Out Of A Tent In Geneva

"I didn't choose the most waterproof tent in the store," he admitted.
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Ebola In West Africa Can Be Defeated By End Of 2015: UN

By EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press

Youth Sue Obama Administration Over Climate Change

"We have a moral obligation to leave a healthy planet for future generations."
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'Welcome To Aleppo' Virtual Reality Film Shares Undertold Stories Of Syria

By DERRIK J. LANG, Associated Press

#ShareHumanity UN Campaign Asks People To Donate Social Media Feeds

By EDITH M. LEDERER, ASSOCIATED PRESS

6 Steps To Ending World Hunger By 2030

Simply put, it would take spending $160 per year for each person living in extreme poverty.
By TakePart