Some Good News for Children in Sub-Sahara Africa? By Ambassador mo
The UN noted increased spending on education and results – (From UNESCO Institute for Statistics – UN News Centre). Countries…
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Eliminating All Chemical Weapons, by Ambassador mo
Almost all, but not yet all! Much progress has been made in securing treaties to ban chemical weapons and to criminalize their use…
New Cycle of Violence – “UN concerned over plight of hundreds displaced by violence in western Colombia” by Ambassador mo
Is Columbia headed toward another cycle of violence? After the chaos of the end of the last century perhaps many of us assumed tha…
"Bassiouni Panel" Starts Investigations in Libya, by Ambassador mo
The three member panel appointed by the UN Human Rights Council was in Libya today. Led by Professor Cherif Bassiouni, (a colleagu…
Developing Economies Biggest Investors in Developing Economies, by Ambassador mo
Developing and transition economies were the source of most of the global foreign direct investment (FDI) last year, with 70 per c…
SEX EDUCATION WORKS? - UN STUDY EVALUATES, By SUSAN
Programs to impart sex education to young people are more cost-effective when integrated and mandatory, according to the findings …
Extending Work of Committee to Prevent Spread of Weapons of Mass Destruction, by Ambassador mo
The Security Council extended the work of the “1540 Committee” for a 10 year term (beyond its current expiration term of April…
Brazil: World Cup & Olympics - Violations of “Right to Housing” by Ambassador mo
Are Brazil authorities violating fundamental human rights in evictions associated with confiscation of land for World Cup and Olym…
UN: Syrian Government “Not Serious About Reforms” or “Cannot Control its Security Forces” by Ambassador mo
Syrian Security Forces crackdown on the town of Dara’a in southern Syria recalls the massacre of Hama almost three decades earl…
LAUNCHING a NEW "CHANNEL" – “Ecology-Diplomat” by SUSAN
Ecology and Diplomacy is an ever more relevant blending. Borders and culture are no longer boundaries to environmental degradation…
