Ireland Abortion Ban Violated Woman’s Human Rights, U.N. Panel Says
The case centered on a Dublin woman who traveled abroad to terminate her pregnancy after being told her fetus had severe congenital defects.
Ireland Abortion Ban Violated Woman’s Human Rights, U.N. Panel Says
The case centered on a Dublin woman who traveled abroad to terminate her pregnancy after being told her fetus had severe congenital defects.
Over 700 Migrants Died Trying to Reach Italy in Past Week, U.N. Says
The deaths came as the smuggling route from Libya across the Mediterranean Sea was revived with the arrival of spring, and officials feared the numbers could grow.
1966: U.N. Authorizes Blockade of Rhodesia Oil
From the International Herald Tribune archives: The Security Council authorizes Britain to blockade tankers carrying oil for Rhodesia in 1966.
French Journalist Is Detained at U.N. War Crimes Tribunal
Florence Hartmann, a former correspondent for Le Monde, has been locked up at the tribunal prison to serve a pending seven-day sentence for contempt of court.
At Least 9,115 Killed in Ukraine Conflict, U.N. Says
The pace of the killing has slowed sharply since a cease-fire in August, the monitors said, with only 47 civilians killed and 131 injured in the three months ending in mid-November.