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2001 United Nations Government News & Press Releases |
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31st October, 2001
SCOPE OF UN CONVENTIONAL ARMS REGISTER TO REMAIN UNDER REVIEW, BY DRAFT RESOLUTION APPROVED IN FIRST COMMITTEE
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31st October, 2001
RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION NOT SYNONYMOUS WITH INDEPENDENT STATEHOOD, THIRD COMMITTEE TOLD, AS DEBATE CONTINUES
Fifty-sixth General Assembly
Third Committee
27th Meeting (PM)
RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION NOT SYNONYMOUS WITH INDEPENDENT STATEHOOD,
THIRD COMMITTEE TOLD, AS DEBATE CONTINUES
The right to self-determination was exercised in many different ways, and it needed to be understood that self-determination was not synonymous with...
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31st October, 2001
FULL IMPLEMENTATION OF ANTI-PERSONNEL MINE CONVENTION STRESSED IN DRAFT RESOLUTION APPROVED BY DISARMAMENT COMMITTEE
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31st October, 2001
MERCENARIES OFTEN A PRESENCE IN TERRORIST ATTACKS, SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR TELLS THIRD COMMITTEE AS IT BEGINS DISCUSSIONS ON SELF-DETERMINATION
Fifty-sixth General Assembly
Third Committee
26th Meeting (AM)
MERCENARIES OFTEN A PRESENCE IN TERRORIST ATTACKS, SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR TELLS
THIRD COMMITTEE AS IT BEGINS DISCUSSIONS ON SELF-DETERMINATION
Committee Chairman Proposes Postponement of Racism, Racial Discrimination Issues
When terrorist attacks were investigated,...
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31st October, 2001
STRESSING RESPECT FOR SOMALIA’S SOVEREIGNTY, INDEPENDENCE, UNITY, SECURITY COUNCIL REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO COMPREHENSIVE SETTLEMENT
Security Council
4401st Meeting* (AM)
STRESSING RESPECT FOR SOMALIA’S SOVEREIGNTY, INDEPENDENCE, UNITY,
SECURITY COUNCIL REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO COMPREHENSIVE SETTLEMENT
Arta Peace Process Most Viable Basis
For Peace, Reconciliation, Says Council President
The Arta peace process remained the most viable basis for peace...
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31st October, 2001
COUNCIL ENDORSES PROPOSAL TO DECLARE EAST TIMOR’S INDEPENDENCE 20 MAY 2002
Security Council
4403rd & 4404th Meetings (AM & PM)
COUNCIL ENDORSES PROPOSAL TO DECLARE EAST TIMOR’S INDEPENDENCE 20 MAY 2002
Presidential Statement Welcomes Political Progress,
Agrees on Potential Destabilizing Impact of Premature International Withdrawal
The Security Council this afternoon welcomed the political...
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31st October, 2001
DISASTER REDUCTION, BIODIVERSITY, RENEWABLE ENERGY AMONG ISSUES RAISED, AS SECOND COMMITTEE DISCUSSES ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Fifty-sixth General Assembly
Second Committee
21st Meeting (AM)
DISASTER REDUCTION, BIODIVERSITY, RENEWABLE ENERGY AMONG ISSUES RAISED,
AS SECOND COMMITTEE DISCUSSES ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Solar power and other renewable sources of energy should be stressed in efforts to promote sustainable agricultural and rural...
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30th October, 2001
URGENT STEPS TO REDUCE RISK OF ACCIDENTAL USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS CALLED FOR IN DRAFT RESOLUTION APPROVED BY FIRST COMMITTEE
Fifty-sixth General Assembly
First Committee
18th Meeting (PM)
URGENT STEPS TO REDUCE RISK OF ACCIDENTAL USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS
CALLED FOR IN DRAFT RESOLUTION APPROVED BY FIRST COMMITTEE
Ten Resolutions, Two Decisions Approved; Issues Addressed
Include Convention Banning Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones
The General...
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30th October, 2001
`CONSCIOUS HUMAN ACTION, POLITICAL WILL’ CAN REDUCE VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS, SECOND COMMITTEE IS TOLD
Fifty-sixth General Assembly
Second Committee
20th Meeting (PM)
`CONSCIOUS HUMAN ACTION, POLITICAL WILL’ CAN REDUCE VULNERABILITY
TO DISASTERS, SECOND COMMITTEE IS TOLD
Concluding Discussion of Implementation of Agenda 21, Committee
Takes up Disaster Reduction, Biodiversity, Small Island Developing States
Effective response...
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30th October, 2001
TERRORIST USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS, BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION REVIEW AMONG ISSUES ADDRESSED BY 14 TEXTS INTRODUCED IN FIRST COMMITTEE
Fifty-sixth General Assembly
First Committee
17th Meeting (AM)
TERRORIST USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS, BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION REVIEW
AMONG ISSUES ADDRESSED BY 14 TEXTS INTRODUCED IN FIRST COMMITTEE
The General Assembly, seized of the danger of the use of weapons of mass destruction, particularly nuclear weapons, in terrorist...
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