U.N. Official Wants Tougher Terror Stance

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UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The United Nations
should strengthen its sanctions against the
al-Qaida terror network and Afghanistan's ousted
Taliban regime, the chairman of the U.N.
committee overseeing the program said
Wednesday.

Heraldo Munoz, Chile's ambassador to the United
Nations, said many countries are not freezing all
assets and enforcing an arms embargo and travel
ban on the 272 individuals and entities linked to
the two groups on the U.N. sanctions list.

In addition, many nations have not supplied
information needed to make the sanctions list
more comprehensive, he told reporters.