United Nations Radio: Scope

Saving the Wild Tigers in India Protecting Children Who Are Victims or Witnesses of a Crime New Strategies to Fight Malaria

2 May 2005

Africa Malaria Day: Kenya's Strides Against the Killer Disease UN Tsunami Envoy, Bill Clinton, Addresses US Business Leaders Meeting to Advance Public and Private Partnerships in Response to Global Disasters Reclaiming of Water Resources by Communities in India Bears Fruit

27 April 2005

The Life and Legacy of Dag Hammarskjold;The UN Marks the 11th Anniversary of the Rwanda Genocide;UN Human Rights Expert Calls for Stricter Measures to Combat Child Pornography on the Internet

22 April 2005

UN Special Rapporteur on Torture Plans to Visit Detention Centre at Guantanamo Bay <> International Organization for Migration Assists Roma Holocaust Survivors <> Food and Agriculture Organization Encourages Countries to Invest in Forests

12 April 2005

The UN Marks its 20th Annual Day of Solidarity with Detained or Missing Staff Human Rights Rapporteur Urges North Korea to Reform its Laws and Ensure Humanitarian Access UN-Backed Ecological Report Gives Low Marks for the Planet's Sustainability

6 April 2005

The UN System Launches the "Water for Life" Decade The UN Pays Tribute to Health Providers on World TB Day Skin Cancer Cases Are On The Rise Due to Artificial Tanning

28 March 2005

Secretary-General calls for a deal by world leaders on poverty, security and human rights. Can the world really make a difference in the lives of the Poor?

24 March 2005

Basotho Women Learn New Skills to Earn a Living <> UN Secretary-General Attends the Inauguration of the Holocaust History Museum in Jerusalem <> Ten Years After Beijing, a Look at the Situation of Women in Ghana

16 March 2005

Experts Assess Progress Achieved Improving Women's lives since the Fourth World Conference on women, ten years ago Equality Now Calls for an End to Laws Discriminating Against Women More Investments Needed to Reduce The Spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa

9 March 2005

UN Conducts a Ten-Year Review of the Advancement of Women World Population to Reach 9.1 Billion According to UN Projections Plastic Bags in Kenya

3 March 2005

The Kyoto Protocol on Global Warming Enters into Force The Impact of the Falling Prices of Agricultural Goods Securing Employment for Youth

23 February 2005

Conference Discusses Biotechnology's Potential for Poverty Alleviation <> A Search for an HIV Vaccine <> A Piano Concert by Gleb Ivanov

15 February 2005

The 60th Anniversary of the Yalta Conference. Nothing about Us without Us. World Economy Peaks in 2004; Moderate Slowdown Expected in 2005.

11 February 2005

African ministers hold a conference on housing A ten year old girl dies of bird flu in Vietnam United Nations takes the initiative to protect indigenous peoples and their rights by establishing the permanent forum on indigenous issues Organic farming points the way to reducing rural poverty

8 February 2005

English Football Star David Beckham Helps UNICEF's Work for Tsunami Hit Countries Clearing Landmines that Endanger Wildlife Vaccination Campaign Aims to End Polio in Africa by End of Year Exhibit Commemorates Liberation of Nazi Death Camps

25 January 2005

A Plant Able to Detect Landmines <> Cartoons that Encourage Condom Use <> A Practical Action Plan to Combat Poverty <> Why Music Matters

18 January 2005

WHO Warns of Possible Health Disaster after Earthquake and Tsunami Tsunami Expert Explains the Phenomenon Annan Appoints Brown as Chief of Staff Lowering the Incidence of Cervical Cancer

7 January 2005

UNICEF says one third of earthquake - tsunami victims are children Slavery exhibit marks international year UNICEF helps victims of trafficking A Profile of General Assembly President Jean Ping

31 December 2004

UN Panel Responds to Threats to Peace; Better Jobs, Fairer Globalization Critical for Halving World's Poor by 2015 Poor Social Policies Robbing Children of Childhood International Day of Disabled Persons

16 December 2004

A Global Media Creative Meeting on HIV/AIDS; Confronting a Modern Form of Slavery; A Portrait of an Intern

10 December 2004

Global Media Creative Meeting on HIV/AIDS Confronting a Modern form of Slavery A Portrait of an Intern at the UN: Kiran Bhartapudi

30 November 2004

Shedding Light on a Forgotten Emergency in Uganda;UNICEF Sponsors Education to Promote Peace and Tolerance in the Aftermath of Beslan;Microcredit Works in Reducing Poverty;Locust Swarms Wreak Havoc in North-West and Sahelian Africa.

24 November 2004

Yasser Arafat, the Palestinian Leader who died last week at the age of 75.Humanitarian crisis in Sudan and the impact on women and Children.School children in Bhutan realize their dreams, and the country has made remarkable progress in the last four decades.

18 November 2004

Youth Delegates to the 59th Session of the UN General Assembly Edward Mortimer Speaks on Iraq International Year of Sport and Physical Education Launched at UN.

15 November 2004

Avian Flu Has Been Found in Ducks; Indoor Air Pollution - The Killer in the Kitchen; West African Nations Discuss a Strategy to Eliminate Iodine Deficiency; African Musicians Join Forces to Fight Poverty.

8 November 2004

Harnessing the Power of Faith and Tradition to Save Children's Lives;The UN General Assembly Is Divided on the Issue of Cloning;Ministerial Meeting in Shanghai Calls for Protection of Cultural Diversity;UN Survey Finds Growing Demand for Robots in the Home.

27 October 2004

This week story on Grenadines, Jamaica, Antigua and Barbuda, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, and Grenada and Haiti.

19 October 2004

Amnesty International Head Addresses UN on Darfur; Tanzanian President on a Fair Globalization; Carol Bellamy Visits Haiti; Conservation Coalition Calls For Moratorium on Deep Sea Trawling