Bosnian Serb Official Arrested & Transferred for Contempt, by Ambassador mo
For refusing to testify in trial of Radovan Karadzic, facing multiple genocide charges, Milan Tupajic, former chief of the crisis …
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Iraq-Kuwait Invasion Outstanding Issues Still, by Ambassador mo
Ironically in week that US military is concluding operations in Iraq, the UN Security Council was reminded of still unresolved/out…
UN First Ever Report on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender (LGBT) Human Rights, by Ambassador mo
The Report by the UN Office for the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in Geneva, outlines “a pattern of human rights vi…
RUSSIA UNEXPECTEDLY INTRODUCES SYRIA RESOLUTION IN UN SECURITY COUNCIL, By, Susan Sacirbey for Ambassador Mo
Late this morning, 15 December, 2011, Russia introduced a resolution in the UNSC on the situation in Syria. Ambassador Muhamed Sac…
74 Syrian High Level Officials – Crimes Against Humanity Responsibility? By Ambassador mo
Human Rights Watch has issued Report (December 15, 2011) documenting responsibility for the recent violent crackdowns and what cou…
Banking Services for Low Income, by Ambassador mo
“Lack of access to banking and credit impedes the economic empowerment of low-income individuals and hinders growth in the devel…
Sephardic (Jewish) Music Festival, by Maureen Seaberg
"The Seventh Annual Sephardic Music Fest is kicking off in New York City in time for Hanukkah, running from December 20 through 27…
UN Mandate Expanded for Abyei-Sudan, by Ambassador mo
UN Security Council (UNSC) expanded the mandate of the peacekeeping force for the Abyei area, contested by South Sudan and Sudan, …
“A PLACE TO CALL HOME,” Part 2, By, NAIDA SEKIC
DIPLOMATICALLY INCORRECT presents Part 2 of Naida’s story, “A Place to Call Home.” Naida continues her contribution to the B…
Social Inequality as Impediment to Sustainable Development – UNSG Ban Ki-moon, by Ambassador mo.
“One billion hungry people – one in five people without access to electricity – nearly 80 million young people out of work …
