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World news Top UN officials call for release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Top United Nations officials today expressed their disappointment over the decision by the Government of Myanmar to extend the house arrest of pro-democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. Nepal's human rights commission has made great strides, says UN official Congratulating Nepal's National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on its 8th anniversary, a United Nations official today said that the South Asian body has significant progress in the past year. Myanmar: UN agency moves ahead with assessing how to help cyclone-impacted children "Based on the meetings that I have been having with senior government officials here, I get the impression that they are committed to do the best that they can to address the consequences of the disaster," UN atomic watchdog chief circulates latest report on Iran The new report covers developments since International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Mohamed ElBaradei issued his last report on 22 February 2008. Darfur crisis reaches Sudanese capital Amnesty International is gravely concerned by the Sudanese security forces' crackdown following the incursion into Khartoum, by an armed group. The crackdown has been characterized by serious human rights violations Secretary-General welcomes 'historic' election of Lebanese President United Nations Secretary-General today congratulated the Lebanese people on the election of President Michel Suleimane, ending the deadlock that has endured in the Middle Eastern nation since last November. Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders hold 'fruitful' talks The Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders have held "genuine and fruitful" talks in Nicosia under United Nations auspices, their second round of formal discussions Myanmar's leader agrees to open access to foreign aid workers The Secretary-General said the Senior General had agreed that the main airport at Yangon, Myanmar's most populous city, can be used as a logistics hub for international aid so that relief can be distributed more quickly to those in need. DR Congo: UN submits report on February violence in far west to authorities The report deals with human rights abuses committed by Government forces and by members of the Bunda Dia Kongo (BDK) armed movement during the February stand-off between the two sides Human security threatened by diverse group of challenges The President said at today's debate that the international community should enhance its cooperation given the interconnectedness of people's insecurities. Article depot Older news 1 Older news 2 Older news 3 Older news 4 Older news 5 Older news 6 Older news 7 Older news 8 Older news 9 Older news 10 Older news 11 Older news 12 Older news 13 Older news 14 Older news 15 Older news 16

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