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1999 United Nations Government News & Press Releases |
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27th February, 1999
SECURITY COUNCIL DEMANDS IMMEDIATE HALT TO HOSTILITIES BETWEEN ETHIOPIA, ERITREA
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26th February, 1999
SECURITY COUNCIL TAKES NOTE OF EXPIRATION TODAY OF MANDATE OF UN OBSERVER MISSION IN ANGOLA
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26th February, 1999
SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC MISSION UNTIL 15 NOVEMBER
The Security Council this morning extended the mandate of the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic (MINURCA) until 15 November, and expressed its intention to fully terminate it by that date, after authorizing it to play a supportive role in the presidential elections expected to be completed by the end of October....
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25th February, 1999
SECURITY COUNCIL FAILS TO EXTEND MANDATE OF UNITED NATIONS PREVENTIVE DEPLOYMENT FORCE IN FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA
Draft Resolution Supported by 13 Members; China Votes Against; Russian Federation Abstains A veto by China this afternoon prevented the Security Council from authorizing an extension of the United Nations Preventive Deployment Force (UNPREDEP) in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia for a further six months, until 31 August....
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23rd February, 1999
SECURITY COUNCIL CALLS FOR INTENSIFIED EFFORTS IN TAJIKISTAN TOWARDS 1999 REFERENDUM, ELECTIONS
Presidential Statement Emphasizes Need for Rapid Implementation of General Peace Agreement The Security Council this afternoon called upon the parties in Tajikistan -- the Government and the United Tajik Opposition -- to intensify their efforts to create conditions for holding a constitutional referendum and presidential elections...
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22nd February, 1999
IN CURRENT SECURITY SITUATION, DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN COMBATANTS, NON-COMBATANTS BLURRED, GERMANY TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL
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22nd February, 1999
TRANSCRIPT OF PRESS CONFERENCE BY DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL LOUISE FRÉCHETTE AT HEADQUARTERS, 19 FEBRUARY
The SPOKESMAN: The Deputy Secretary-General briefed the Secretary- General on Wednesday on the status of United Nations reform, and I thought it would be interesting for you to get the same briefing, or essentially the same briefing. There is a handout that ...
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18th February, 1999
SECURITY COUNCIL CALLS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF REFORMS, COMMITMENTS IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
Presidential Statement Says Presence of UN Mission Linked to Fulfilment of Commitments, Resumption of Political Dialogue Expressing its concern about the consequences of current political tensions for stability and functioning of institutions of the Central African Republic, the Security Council today called on that country's Government...
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12th February, 1999
PLIGHT OF CIVILIANS IN ARMED CONFLICT AT CORE OF SECURITY COUNCIL'S MANDATE, CANADA'S FOREIGN MINISTER TELLS COUNCIL
At Open Briefing, Council Also Hears from ICRC President, UNICEF's Executive Director, Special Representative on Children and Armed Conflict The plight of civilians in armed conflict was an urgent matter that went to the core of the Security Council's mandate, the Foreign Minister of Canada, Lloyd Axworthy, told the Council this...
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12th February, 1999
SECURITY COUNCIL CONDEMNS ATTACKS, ACTS OF VIOLENCE DIRECTED AT CIVILIANS IN CONFLICT SITUATIONS
Presidential Statement Requests Secretary-General's Report Recommending Ways Council Can Improve Civilian's Physical, Legal Protection The Security Council this afternoon, gravely concerned at the growing civilian toll in armed conflicts, condemned attacks or acts of violence directed at civilians, especially women, children, refugees...
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