UN votes in bid to avoid humanitarian disaster

The United Nations Security Council today voted to revive Iraq’s oil-for-food programme in a bid to avoid a humanitarian disaster in the war-ravaged state.

Fri, 28 Mar, 2003 - 17:59

The United Nations Security Council today voted to revive Iraq’s oil-for-food programme in a bid to avoid a humanitarian disaster in the war-ravaged state.

The draft resolution was tabled by Germany and co-sponsored by Britain and France, among others.

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