UN nudges India to act

December 31, 2012 13:24

UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon has expressed "deep sorrow' at the death of the Delhi gang rape victim and urged India to undertake "reforms to deter' crimes against women and "strengthen critical services for rape victims'.

"UN Women and other parts of the United Nations stand ready to support such reform efforts with technical expertise and other support,' a spokesperson for Ban said this morning at the UN headquarters in New York. Read

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