Ban Ki-moon Mumbai

As India commemorates the 7th anniversary of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, UN chief Ban Ki-moon has said that perpetrators of all terror attacks must be brought to justice and underlined that improved ties between India and Pakistan could stem the threat posed by terrorism.

Criticising the use of technical blocks by some permanent members of the UN Security Council, India has said such "hidden vetoes" distort the already opaque procedures of the Council's sanctions regime as it called for the UN body to take the lead in prosecuting non-state actors.

As India marks the fifth anniversary of the Mumbai terror attacks today, it is "important" that the perpetrators of the "terrible crime" should be brought to justice, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's spokesperson said.

As India executed Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called upon nations to abolish the death penalty.

United Nations Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon, who is on a three-day India tour, on Saturday visited the state government-run J J Hospital. Ban Ki-Moon and his wife Yoo (Ban) Soon-Taek went around the Cama Hospital for women and children and the J J Hospital, run by the state government, an official said. He was shown various facilities of the ho...

As India commemorates the 7th anniversary of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, UN chief Ban Ki-moon has said that perpetrators of all terror attacks must be brought to justice and underlined that improved ties between India and Pakistan could stem the threat posed by terrorism.

Criticising the use of technical blocks by some permanent members of the UN Security Council, India has said such "hidden vetoes" distort the already opaque procedures of the Council's sanctions regime as it called for the UN body to take the lead in prosecuting non-state actors.

As India marks the fifth anniversary of the Mumbai terror attacks today, it is "important" that the perpetrators of the "terrible crime" should be brought to justice, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's spokesperson said.

As India executed Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving gunman of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called upon nations to abolish the death penalty.

United Nations Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon, who is on a three-day India tour, on Saturday visited the state government-run J J Hospital. Ban Ki-Moon and his wife Yoo (Ban) Soon-Taek went around the Cama Hospital for women and children and the J J Hospital, run by the state government, an official said. He was shown various facilities of the ho...