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# United Nations

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We asked every TD if they want Travellers recognised as an ethnic minority - here’s what they said
Ireland will be grilled on its human rights record at the UN today - and it might not be pretty
'People with disabilities should have a say in tracking UN Convention'
Malawi albinos face "extinction" if they continue to be murdered for their body parts
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
South Sudan fighters allowed to rape women in lieu of wages
Ireland continues to fail girls and young women – and the world is watching
Alison Spillane and Grace Wilentz
Rare evacuations in Syria as latest blasts kill dozens
UN slammed for 'gross failure' to act on sex abuse allegations against troops
'Prostitution happens a lot, but what can you do? You have to eat'
North Korea could be getting an unexpected visitor
WATCH: 45 seconds of awkward silence at the United Nations
Mark Zuckerberg and Bono want to bring the internet to refugee camps
Ireland's embassy in Paris is worth a LOT of money
The Troika's negotiations with Greece shows why Ireland must do the right thing
Éilis Ryan
South Sudan army raped then burned girls alive
'There is truly no reason to die from cholera but 9,000 people have since 2010'
'I have a newfound respect for the United Nations after Baa-Baas training'
The United Nations is shining a spotlight on this guy's human rights record
Irish priest says man executed in Indonesia 'had no idea he was on death row'
Taoiseach: 'The equivalent of three jumbo jets were lost in the Mediterranean'
Bullet-ridden bodies of kidnapped aid workers found in Afghanistan
Will you be switching out the lights for Earth Hour?
Passenger flight makes emergency landing after 'engine shuts down'
American troops evacuated from Yemen as civil war approaches
We are 'sick of being lectured' by the UN on asylum seekers: Australian PM
'I was told my daughter was incompatible with life ... she's now 8'
PHOTOS: 32 killed in east Ukraine mine blast
You should only be listening to one hour of (quiet) music a day
Many symphysiotomy survivors still don't know what happened to them
"I would have preferred not to have seen Mr Browne at all"
This is what Christmas looked like for Irish troops serving overseas
Here's what a condom has to go through to be endorsed by the UN
Talks on Iran's nuclear programme could drag on for another year
How should Ireland decide whether to send troops abroad?
North Korea could face charges of crimes against humanity
Almost 24,000 people have died on our roads since records began