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‘Believe It. Do It’ Campaign to End New HIV Infections Among Children
Mr. Sidibe says the clock is ticking and the UNAIDS cannot get from 390,000 to zero without the support of the states.
Political Instability Impedes Livelihoods in Guinea-Bissau
April this year, the small country of Guinea-Bissau has plunged into crisis as military coup took control of radio and television stations.
Prominent Radio Journalist Murdered in Somalia
UNESCO's Director-General Irina Bokova said every effort must therefore be deployed to find the killers of Farhan James Abdulle and bring them to justice
Peacebuilding Remains a Core Mandate of UN
In his speech to the Center for Strategic and International Studies in DC, Secretary-General said UN is determined to do everything possible to assist societies torn by war from sliding back into conflict.
Nine New Rwanda Tribunal Judges Sworn-in
The ICTR was set up by the Security Council in the wake of the genocide, in which it is estimated that more 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and Hutu moderates were killed, mainly by machete, during a period of about 100 days starting on 6 April 1994.
