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Will Brazil Suspend Evictions of Sao Paulo Residents?
She cited information she has received suggesting that the military police of Sao Paulo used tear gas and rubber bullets against the residents, including children and the elderly.
Security Council Deplores ‘Heinous’ Attacks in Nigeria
In a statement issued to the press last night, the 15-member body expressed its deep sympathy and condolences to the victims of these 'heinous crimes' and their families, and to the people and Government of Nigeria.
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu Honoured as Champion Against Hunger
The Archbishop Emeritus has been a 'staunch advocate' for universal human rights, including the right to food, as well as the rights to clean water, shelter, hygiene, sanitation and health care, the agency noted in a news release.
Wave of Arrests and Harrassments on The Rise in Iran
The sanctions were announced by the U.S. State and Treasury Departments against three official security bodies -- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the Basij Resistance Force, and Iran's national police -- as well as against the chief of p
Tense Political Climate Engulfs Congo
Mr. Ladsous also reaffirmed the UN's commitment to help the vast African nation through its mission (MONUSCO) to prevent conflict and ensure future elections occur under better conditions.
