UN chief defends returning Ebola aid workers

October 31, 2014 23:44

From the BBC: UN chief Ban Ki-moon has said discrimination against aid workers who return home from the Ebola crisis in West Africa is 'unacceptable'.

Strict quarantine rules are hampering aid efforts when more health workers are needed in order to deal with the crisis, he told BBC News in Nairobi.

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