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UN votes for Liberia multi-national force

The United Nations Security Council has voted to authorise a multi-national force to help end fighting in war-torn Liberia and maintain security after President Charles Taylor steps down.

UN votes for Liberia multi-national force

Sat, 02 Aug, 2003 - 10:01

The United Nations Security Council has voted to authorise a multi-national force to help end fighting in war-torn Liberia and maintain security after President Charles Taylor steps down.

France, Germany and Mexico abstained from the vote early today.

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