The United Nations has condemned the takeover of Gambia's electoral commission headquarters -- and called on security forces to vacate the premises. The UN's West Africa envoy has threatened sanctions if President Yahya Jammeh refuses to leave office. But what options does the UN have if Jammeh refuses to step down? Our UN Correspondent Liling Tan takes a look
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