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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un condemns American 'aggressors' as 'cannibals' during outdoor rally in Pyongyang; gathering is in protest of American-supported move at the United Nations to refer North's leaders to an international court for human rights abuses.|

As fighting continues in the rebel-controlled areas of eastern Ukraine, a United Nations report said an average of 13 people were dying every day.|

Philippine government arrives at United Nations climate change summit meeting in Peru to push hard for new international deal requiring all nations to cut their use of fossil fuels as Typhoon Hagupit drives millions of Filipinos from their homes; nation is using fact that it is one of most vulnerable to impacts of climate change to help advance global negotiations.|

Sweden has asked the United Nations to reopen an investigation to establish whether an aerial attack brought down the secretary general’s plane over a mining town in Africa.|

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World Health Organization official says group is not likely to achieve United Nations benchmarks in battling Ebola and that year-end goals of isolating and treating all patients and safely burying the dead will remain major challenges; notes that organization has made significant progress in reversing upward trajectory of Ebola cases in West Africa.|

Human rights activists and diplomats at United Nations say that they have rarely seen such frenetic action on part of North Korea in response to looming UN vote on human rights that could lead to criminal charges; country, in effort to stop resolution, has released prisoners, but denies an ex-captive's ordeal.|

Analysis of United Nations' Global Status Report on Violence Prevention 2014 reveals that far more homicides are committed with firearms in the Americas than in any other part of the world, in large part due to lax gun laws.|

Following the FedExField clash, DC United will travel to Montreal (June 11) and Rochester (June 17) before returning home on June 28 to host the Seattle Sounders, who as of June 6, are pacing all teams in the Western Conference with nine wins and 29 points. Over in the Eastern Conference, DC United has fared well thus far and through 13 games, has tallied six wins and 21 points to hold down second place just behind the New England Revolution’s seven wins and 23 points. Offensively, DC United has been led by Fabian Espindola’s team-best seven goals, five assists, and 12 shots on goal.|

Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, United Nations high commissioner for human rights, calls on Muslims to denounce crimes of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria; Al Hussein, first Muslim to be named to the post, says militants' actions have been in violation of both international law and Islamic tenets.|

United Nations panel monitoring compliance with international Convention Against Torture treaty presses American delegation in Geneva, expressing skepticism about American law enforcement and national security practices; during two-day presentation United States acknowledges it tortured terrorism suspects after Sept 11 attacks, but emphasizes that government has since tightened its rules.|

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American delegation to the United Nations informs Security Council that it will circulate a draft resolution establishing sanctions regime for conflict-torn South Sudan.|

United Nations panel monitoring compliance with international Convention Against Torture treaty presses American delegation in Geneva, expressing skepticism about American law enforcement and national security practices; during two-day presentation United States acknowledges it tortured terrorism suspects after Sept 11 attacks, but emphasizes that government has since tightened its rules.|

Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, United Nations human rights chief, sharply rebukes Sri Lankan government for what he says are efforts to obstruct an investigation of events in 2009, at end of Sri Lanka's brutal civil war, that may have constituted war crimes.|

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