President Saddam Hussein to send message to UN

Thursday, 19 September 2002, 11:02 am
Press Release: Iraqi News Agency

President to send message to UN

Baghdad, Sept. 18, INA

President Saddam Hussein will send in the coming days a message to the peoples of the world and UN members, which will be read out during the current session of the UN General Assembly by Foreign Minister Naji Sabri.

Advertisement - scroll to continue reading

Using Scoop for work?

Scoop is free for personal use, but you’ll need a licence for work use. This is part of our Ethical Paywall and how we fund Scoop. Join today with plans starting from less than $3 per week, plus gain access to exclusive Pro features.

Join Pro Individual Find out more

Find more from Iraqi News Agency on InfoPages.

World Headlines

WORLD

University of Auckland: Child Abuse - Research To Help End Redress Failures Begins

By examining lessons learned from significant inquiries in Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia, England and Wales, the study seeks to develop a framework to assist governments in effectively addressing institutional abuse. The quest for justice and financial compensation remains frustratingly inadequate for many survivors, prompting the research, led by legal experts.

Sony World Photography Awards: Student & Youth Competitions - Shortlists Announced

Ten photography students from leading universities across the world are recognised in this year’s shortlist, as well as 11 photographers aged 19 and under.

OHCHR: Ecuador And Nicaragua - Forced Pregnancy And Motherhood Violated Rights Of Girl Victims Of Rape

“Forcing girls who were victims of rape to endure unwanted pregnancies is more than a denial of choice; it is a violation of life with dignity, an act amounting to torture, and a failure to protect some of the most vulnerable,” said Committee member Hélène Tigroudja.

Submit News

Become a Member

LATEST HEADLINES

WORLD

More RSS

Pacific.Scoop
Cafe Pacific
PMC

What Is The World Health Organization And Why Does... 10:04 AM | admin
IWPG Hosts The 2025 International Branch Annual Ge... 7:06 AM | admin
Justifying The Egregious: John Howard And Spying O... 6:53 AM | admin
Pacific Delegates ‘Look Forward’ To Working With T... 20 Jan | admin
Samoa PM Addresses Parliament Amid Political Turmo... 20 Jan | admin
From Pollution To Solution: Fiji’s Vision For A Su... 20 Jan | admin
Draw Made For OFC U-19 Women’s Championship 2025 20 Jan | admin

More RSS News Alerts

The 'death' of journalism â€“ may its memory be a ... | cafe pacific
Two countries, two kidnappings â€“ Port Moresby sh... | cafe pacific
West Papuan cat-and-mouse over NZ pilot taken capt... | cafe pacific
Papuan journalist award-winner Victor Mambor targe... | cafe pacific
Fijiâ€™s media veterans recount intimidation under... | cafe pacific
What the resignation of New Zealand's inspirationa... | cafe pacific

More RSS News Alerts

VIDEO: BBC refuses apology to Fiji after documenta... | niusedita
AUDIO: Ex-detective calls on Fiji police to speed ... | niusedita
Auckland Polyfest opens out to all cultures | niusedita
Pasting content into a rich text editor field | david
Pacific Media Centre style guide | Tony Murrow
Toktok Issue 17 (Winter): Key speakers lining up f... | david
Malcolm Evans cartoons | david

More RSS News Alerts

World Section

Join Scoop Pro Today

Choose from a range of news and communications services for professionals, with options for individuals through to large organisations

Get started today with a free trial

Be licensed for professional use
Stay informed on key issues
Access a comprehensive media archive
Now with over 50 Broadcast email reports

Click to learn more

President Saddam Hussein to send message to UN

Using Scoop for work?

WORLD

University of Auckland: Child Abuse - Research To Help End Redress Failures Begins

Sony World Photography Awards: Student & Youth Competitions - Shortlists Announced

OHCHR: Ecuador And Nicaragua - Forced Pregnancy And Motherhood Violated Rights Of Girl Victims Of Rape

Richard D. Wolff, IMI: United States In 2025 - Social Problems Denied Via Rhetorics Of Refusal

UN News: Relentless Crisis In Haiti - One In Eight Children Internally Displaced

John Schofield, Human Bridges: How Archaeologists Can Solve The Earth’s ‘Wicked Problems’

LATEST HEADLINES

World Section