'Blood on UN hands' over Syria
The hands of the UN are stained with blood due to its failure to stop the atrocities of the Assad regime in Syria, Prime Minister David Cameron told the General Assembly today.
What will British aid achieve in Syria?
- Providing trauma support for 28,000 children
- Assist UNICEF in reaching half a million refugees who have fled to neighbouring countries
- Train 125 frontline workers to work directly with vulnerable children
- Provide essential suppliesa further 2.5 million people as Syria's harsh winter approaches
- Shoes, winter clothing, blankets, heaters, cookers and emergency shelters to help the 1.2 million people who have been made homeless
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David Cameron tells the UN it has blood on its hands
The hands of the UN are stained with blood due to its failure to stop the Assad regime in Syria, David Cameron told the UN General Assembly.
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