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‘UN Library’s Oral History Collection’ Now Accessible Online
The collection of interiews covers various crises and wars of independence, apartheid, weapons of mass destruction, and what it was like to work with former Secretaries-General Kofi Annan and Boutros Boutros-Ghali.
South Sudan Ethnic Clashes Affect 120,000 People
She reported that humanitarian assistance is being provided in violence-affected areas and assessments are continuing, according to a news release issued by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
Fresh Violence in Eastern Congo Displaces 100,000 Civilians
The UN refugee Agency UNHCR says the clashes are reported to have begun in November last year.
Rule of Law and Transitional Justice Critical in Preventing Conflict
She noted that one key way in which the international community has signaled that impunity for the most serious crimes will not be tolerated is the creation of international and mixed tribunals, as well as commissions of inquiry and fact-finding mec
The World Welcomes The Year of Dragon With Rich and Varied Traditions
She noted that President Obama is committed to U.S. 21st century partnership with the people of the Asia-Pacific region. She stressed that the United States will continue to deepen ties with its allies and partners, while strengthening lasting bonds
