A Chemical Attack Felt Round The World

Christian Science Monitor | Commentary, Christian Science Monitor: Commentary
Mon, 04/09/2018 - 1:55pm

The reaction to Syria’s latest use of chemical weapons shows humanity’s steady if uneven embrace of universal rights, such as the right to life for innocent civilians. Those rights, enshrined 70 years ago by the UN, need both protection and celebration.

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