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Survivor of Bosnia's death camps faces demons at trial
'Some died silently - they just didn't have enough air to breathe. I had to drink my own urine because there was no water,' death camp survivor Ahmet Zulic told the war crimes trial of Radovan Karadzic.
Man tasered after 'bloody' armed brawl
Knives, clubs, large rocks, bottles and an axe were recovered from the scene where a man become the first person to be tasered in the South Island.
UN 'out of touch' on tasers
The Police Association says the United Nations Human Rights Committee is out of touch, after it criticised police adoption of Tasers.
NZ murder record among worst
New Zealand is one of the most violent countries in the developed world, according to a new independent report.
UN watchdog sounds alert on date-rape drugs
Narcotics body says Governments need to act fast to limit access to sedatives used by sex predators.
Government 'cautious' after climate change authority's error
Tne Government will change its approach to climate change policy after a serious error in a UN organisation's report.
Haitian judge poised to release kidnap accused missionaries
Ten missionaries facing trial for trying to take a busload of children out of Haiti could be released from jail.
NZ designates four groups terrorist organisations
NZ has for the first time designated four international terrorist groups which are not listed by the United Nations, John Key says.
Angelina Jolie visits quake-hit Haiti
Actress and UN goodwill ambassador Angelina Jolie has arrived in Haiti to meet with earthquake victims.