At 75, U.N. Charter remains a ‘touchstone’

The U.N. Charter, signed 75 years ago at the end of the U.N. Conference on International Organization in San Francisco, remains a global “touchstone.”

By John Heilprin - June 26, 2020

A memorial in Washington to Eleanor Roosevelt and her role in establishing the United Nations (AN/Paul Simpson)

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