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# UN

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Maria Sharapova to return as UN goodwill ambassador
Uganda blames British colonialism for its anti-gay sex laws
Rebel assault on Aleppo slows as UN slams civilian deaths
19 civilians and six police dead after two days of clashes in Central Africa, says UN
29 migrants die in toxic pool of fuel and seawater off coast of Libya
'It will not be tolerated': Syrian army blamed for third chemical weapons attack on own people
Introducing the new UN Secretary General - a former prime minister of Portugal
The UN has chosen a new ambassador for women - but she's not real
Girls spend 40% more time doing chores than boys, according to a new UN report
Wilful killing, torture, taking of hostages - what are war crimes and how are they prosecuted?
A Fine Gael TD wants the government to expel the Russian ambassador over Aleppo airstrikes
Jamie Dornan took a very meaningful photo with these elderly Irish soldiers last night
North Korea calls South Korean president a 'dirty prostitute'
Philippines president says threat to pull country out of UN was just a 'joke'
FactCheck: Who's right about Ireland's record on maternal deaths?
'Catastrophic': Up to 2m people without running water for four days in Aleppo
Three Irish citizens are 'in lockdown' seeking refuge from South Sudan violence
'Ibrahim is a young, funny Dublin man but begrudgers believe being Irish is qualified by skin colour, name and religion'
Lynn Boylan
Joan Burton has a lot to say about Enda Kenny's 'cop-out' on abortion
UN: Ireland must compensate woman forced to travel abroad for abortion
President Higgins makes powerful speech at the first-ever World Humanitarian Summit
Ireland has been told by the UN Human Rights Council to change its abortion laws
Paschal Donohoe says there will be a referendum on abortion in the coming years
Ireland will be grilled on its human rights record at the UN today - and it might not be pretty
Egypt government rejects UN mistreatment claim in Halawa case
The UN has been told to end the War on Drugs
Radovan Karadzic found guilty of genocide and jailed for 40 years
Former UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali has died
Julian Assange should be compensated by Britain and Sweden says the UN
The UN has called Ireland out on religious schools' 'discriminatory admissions policies'
North Korea says it could "wipe out" America if it wanted to
'Prostitution happens a lot, but what can you do? You have to eat'
This year is going to be the hottest ever recorded and "time is running out"
Japan calls on UN envoy to retract schoolgirl sex comments
'I've lived in a house with mould, damp and sewage, until I said, no more'
Debbie Mulhall
A 'startling' €1.5 billion held in Irish banks can't be touched - because of this man
WATCH: 45 seconds of awkward silence at the United Nations
They may not get on ... but these two will be working together to fight Islamic State
Mark Zuckerberg and Bono want to bring the internet to refugee camps