Helping the UN

Published September 22, 2004

"New Zealand is a founding member and strong supporter of the UN. In 1945, our Prime minister, Peter Fraser, spent months chairing committees drafting its constitution. The world has changed since 1945. The power of veto has often crippled the UN and made it impotent and at times irrelevant. But we have to make it work. The example of the slaughter of people in Rwanda is an indictment on the UN and its members. Sudan...

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