Hans Correl, the United Nations legal counsel, confirmed to United Nations Radio on Thursday that the organization has sent a formal response to the Cambodian authorities. The Cambodian National Assembly passed a law last week establishing the tribunal but some skepticism has been expressed about the wording in the law. Features World Food Programme to feed more Afghan refugees in Pakistan The World Food Programme in an effort to assist the Government of Pakistan to cope with the influx of some 60 thousand new refugees is planning to provide them with 12,000 tons of food. The UN food aid agency is already feeding some 57 thousand refugees in two camps in the Pakistani border area of Peshawar, and two and a half million refugees inside Afghanistan. Khaled Mansour the Spokesman for WFP in Islamabad talks about what had caused this situation.
Small arms are weapons that can be carried and used by one or two people.
It is with these handguns, assult rifles, machine guns and grenades that today's wars are increasingly being fought, with devastating results fo civilians. In July this year, the UN will hold a conference to find a solution to this humanitarian crisis. Listen Coral Reefs of the world are in danger Coral reefs have been in existence for some 200 million years. They are the most biologically diverse marine eco-systems on earth, rivaled only by the tropical rainforests on land. But now, coral reefs are disappearing.