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1996 United Nations Government News & Press Releases |
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26th April, 1996
SECURITY COUNCIL DEMANDS SUDAN ACT TO EXTRADITE SUSPECTS IN ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT OF EGYPTIAN PRESIDENT BY 10 MAY, OR FACE LIMITED SANCTIONS
Adopts Resolution 1054 (1996) by 13-0-2 Vote, Demands Sudan Desist From Terrorist Support, Other Measures Possible for Non-Compliance in 60 Days The Security Council this evening demanded that the Sudan take immediate action to ensure extradition to Ethiopia of three suspects sheltered in the Sudan and wanted in connection with the...
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25th April, 1996
SECURITY COUNCIL CALLS UPON PARTIES IN ABKHAZIA, GEORGIA TO REACH COMPREHENSIVE POLITICAL SETTLEMENT WITHOUT DELAY
Presidential Statement Expresses Deep Concern at Deteriorating Security Conditions Impeding Work of UN Observer Mission in Georgia Noting with deep concern the continued failure of the parties in the Abkhaz conflict to achieve a comprehensive political settlement, the Security Council this afternoon called on the parties concerned,...
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25th April, 1996
SECURITY COUNCIL CALLS ON BURUNDIANS TO RENOUNCE VIOLENCE, ENGAGE IN COMPREHENSIVE DIALOGUE
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24th April, 1996
SECURITY COUNCIL URGES PARTIES IN ANGOLA TO MOVE PEACE PROCESS FORWARD TOWARDS FULL IMPLEMENTATION OF LUSAKA PROTOCOL
Presidential Statement Reminds Them That Meeting Goals Set by Protocol Will Help Determine Continuation of United Nations Angola Verification Mission Stressing the importance of full implementation of the Lusaka Protocol, the Security Council this afternoon urged Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos and Dr. Jonas Savimbi of...
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23rd April, 1996
SECURITY COUNCIL CALLS ON STATES IN GREAT LAKES REGION TO ENSURE THAT THEIR TERRITORY NOT BE USED FOR ARMED GROUPS TO LAUNCH ATTACKS
Resolution 1053, Adopted Unanimously, Requests Secretary-General to Maintain Inquiry Commission Monitoring Arms Embargo against Rwandan Government Forces The Security Council this afternoon called upon States in the Great Lakes region to ensure that their territory is not used as a base for armed groups to launch incursions or attacks...
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18th April, 1996
SECURITY COUNCIL CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE END TO HOSTILITIES IN LEBANON, EXPRESSES SUPPORT FOR DIPLOMATIC EFFORTS
Resolution 1052 Adopted Unanimously; Arab-Sponsored Draft Resolution Condemning Israel Rejected Acting on two draft resolutions on the situation in Lebanon, the Security Council this evening called for an immediate cessation of hostilities by all parties in the fighting there and declared its support for ongoing diplomatic efforts...
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18th April, 1996
SECURITY COUNCIL SAYS FLIGHT OF LIBYAN AIRCRAFT TO JEDDAH CLEAR VIOLATION OF COUNCIL RESOLUTION
The Security Council tonight said it considered the 16 April flight of a Libyan-registered aircraft from Tripoli to Jeddah as a clear violation of Council resolution 748 (1992) and totally unacceptable, calling on Libya to refrain from any further violations. In a statement read out by its President, Juan Samov쟠(Chile), the...
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18th April, 1996
SECRETARY-GENERAL APPALLED BY TERRORIST ATTACK IN CAIRO
The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary- General Boutros Boutros-Ghali: The Secretary-General is appalled by the terrorist attack in Cairo today, which killed 18 people and injured at least a dozen more. He condemns terrorism in all its forms and urges an end to wanton slaughter as means to achieve...
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15th April, 1996
SECURITY COUNCIL MEETS IN RESPONSE TO SECURITY MEASURES IMPOSED BY ISRAEL ON WEST BANK, GAZA
Thirty-eight Speakers Address Council; Measures Called 'Collective Punishment' That Threaten Peace Process In a meeting called in response to the security measures recently imposed by Israel on the West Bank and Gaza Strip, 38 speakers addressed the Security Council today, with most calling for an end to the harsh measures and describing...
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15th April, 1996
ISRAEL WILL HAVE NO PEACE UNTIL IT WITHDRAWS FROM LEBANON, LEBANON'S REPRESENTATIVE TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL
Thirty-two Speakers Address Israel's Attacks in Lebanon; Israel Defends Action as Necessary Defence against Hezbollah Israel would have no peace with Lebanon until it withdrew from Lebanese territory in accordance with Security Council resolutions, the representative of Lebanon told the Council tonight, adding that if the purpose...
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