Mexico Takes Ecuador to International Court of Justice Over Mexico Embassy Raid

Mexico Takes Ecuador to International Court of Justice Over Mexico Embassy Raid

Mexico's president aims for UN to suspend Ecuador after a police raid on the Mexican embassy in Quito. The move is part of Mexico's complaint to the UN court.
Haiti Transitional Council Almost Ready Amid Surging Gang Violence

Haiti Transitional Council Almost Ready Amid Surging Gang Violence

By Ross Key
UN Chief Guterres praises Haitian groups' formation of transitional council for interim presidency. Recent violent incidents in Port-au-Prince, including downtown and Petion-Ville, amidst escalating gang conflict.
Guyana Vs. Venezuela Territorial Dispute: UN Sides With Guyana But Venezuela Still Holding Referendum on Disputed Land

Guyana Vs. Venezuela Territorial Dispute: UN Sides With Guyana But Venezuela Still Holding Referendum on Disputed Land

By Rick Martin
The Guyana Vs. Venezuela territorial dispute regarding the Essequibo territory has entered a new phase as the UN High Court sided with Guyana.
Nicaragua: UN Warns That Human Rights Violations Worsening Under President Daniel Ortega and Wife

Nicaragua: UN Warns That Human Rights Violations Worsening Under President Daniel Ortega and Wife

By Rick Martin
The United Nations has reported that human rights violations and persecution of the opposition have increased under President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo.
UN Warns of 'Global Boiling' Amid Massive US Heat Wave

UN Secretary General Warns of 'Global Boiling' Amid Massive US Heat Wave

By BERT HOOVER
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has described the intense heatwave affecting the northern hemisphere as "terrifying," urging for radical action to be taken on climate change to address the severe impacts of global warming.
UN Urges Countries to Consider Sending Armed Forces to Haiti

UN Urges Countries to Consider Sending Armed Forces to Haiti

By Rotsen Rick Tidoy
The situation in Haiti seems to be worsening. So much so that U.N. Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed implored UN members in a speech to the UN Security Council on Wednesday to send armed forces.
UN Targets Imposing Sanctions Against Notorious Haiti Gang Leader

UN Targets Imposing Sanctions Against Notorious Haiti Gang Leader

By Rick Martin
Gang violence has taken over much of Haiti. Now, the United Nations (UN) is negotiating a resolution to impose sanctions on one of the country's most notorious gang leaders.
UN Report Details Human Rights Violations, Torture Orders in Venezuela Under Nicolas Maduro Regime

UN Report Details Human Rights Violations, Torture Orders in Venezuela Under Nicolas Maduro Regime

By Mary Webber
UN Commission on crimes against humanity has presented a report about Venezuela, detailing the crimes it committed ranging from clandestine torture houses ordered by top leaders of Nicolas Maduro's regime.
Venezuela: UN Experts Find Human Rights Abuses Still Prevalent Under Nicolas Maduro

Venezuela: UN Experts Find Human Rights Abuses Still Prevalent Under Nicolas Maduro

By Rick Martin
The United Nations' (UN) top human rights body is working with independent experts to investigate the human rights abuses in Venezuela under President Nicolas Maduro.
UN Condemns Rising Death Toll on Haiti Over Gang Violence

UN Condemns Rising Death Toll on Haiti Over Gang Violence

By Joshua Summers
UN sends criticism to Haiti over the ongoing gang violence in the country that causes a rising death toll among its civilians.
Haiti Gang Violence Would Worsen Hunger in the Country – UN

Haiti Gang Violence Would Worsen Hunger in the Country - UN

By Joshua Summers
The UN warns over the possible worsening of hunger in Haiti amid the country's gang violence that affects the country's citizens.
Brazil: UN Experts Call for Urgent Reforms Against Police Brutality Following Killings of 23 Brazilians in Raids

Brazil: UN Experts Call for Urgent Reforms Against Police Brutality Following Killings of 23 Brazilians in Raids

By Mary Webber
UN experts call for urgent reforms in Brazil against "racialized" police brutality following the killings of at least 23 Brazilians during police raids and checks.
Bodies of 2 Haiti Journalists Killed by Gang Recovered; UNESCO Says 55 Journalists Killed Globally in 2021

Bodies of 2 Haiti Journalists Murdered by Gang Recovered; UNESCO Says 55 Journalists Killed Globally in 2021

By Joshua Summers
The bodies of two journalists in Haiti allegedly killed by a gang were recovered on the outskirts of the capital Port-au-Prince on Friday.
Taliban Wants Their Own Representative at the United Nations General Assembly

Taliban Wants Their Own Representative at the United Nations General Assembly

By Mary Webber
The Taliban has requested their own representative at this week's United Nations General Assembly, with Afghanistan currently being represented at the UN by Ghulam Isaczai.

Child Migration to US 'Neither Sin or Crime,' Says Guatemala Foreign Affairs Minister at UN

By Michael Oleaga
Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly's General Debate, Guatemala's foreign affairs minister said the influx of undocumented immigrant children to the United States should not be considered a crime.

What To Expect at 69th UN Session on Immigration, Climate Change, and Islamic State

By Michael Oleaga
The 69th General Debate at the General Assembly will include discussion of immigration, climate change and the potential threat of the Islamic State (IS) militant group.
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