ECONOMICS, TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT
UN Report Charges Bias Against Poorer Nations
Moore Hopeful Of New Trade Talks By 2003
Admits Failure Of India Project
Report Calls Policies Into Question

ENVIRONMENT
India, China To Cut Back Greenhouse Gas Output
Drought Leaves Water Shortages, Larger Deserts

HEALTH
Officials Warn Of Epidemics Following Floods
Disease Tops Agenda Of African Forum; More
UNICEF Staff Arrested For Using Expired Vaccines
Southern Africa Conference Opens

HUMANITARIAN AID AND FOOD SECURITY
UN Food Program Requests More Food Aid

PEACEKEEPING AND SECURITY
UN Staff Pulled Out Of Border Town
KFOR Shuts Down Serb Smelter Amid Protests
Security Council To Vote On Sankoh Trial; More
African Leaders Hold Summit On Conflict
UN Criticizes Lack of Assistance

HUMAN RIGHTS, JUSTICE AND DEMOCRACY
French Blocking Karadzic Capture -- UK
First Parliament In A Decade Inaugurated

UN AFFAIRS
UN Seeks New Refugee Commissioner

WOMEN, CHILDREN AND POPULATION
Security Council Urges Prevention, Protection
Many Women Use Pill Incorrectly -- Report
Rights Groups Criticize New Child Labor Law
4,000 Child Prisoners Await Genocide Trials
UN Wants Traffickers Identified And Prosecuted
Italy Considers Legalization Of Brothels