General Assembly: No name

27 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3406

STATES CALLED ON TO REVOKE UNILATERAL COERCIVE MEASURES IN THIRD COMMITTEE APPROVED TEXT (54-44-49)

19961127 Among Other Drafts Approved, Action Taken On Human Rights in Kosovo (102-3-45) and Cuba (59-26-71), Culture of Peace

27 November 1996

Press Release
GA/L/3032

27 November 1996

Press Release
GA/L/3031

ELECTRONIC DATABASE TO DISSEMINATE TREATY INFORMATION WOULD BE WELCOMED BY ASSEMBLY, UNDER TEXT APPROVED BY LEGAL COMMITTEE

19961127 Committee Approves Six Draft Resolutions, One Draft Decision, on Aspects of International Law

27 November 1996

Press Release
GA/AB/3119

27 November 1996

Press Release
GA/9177

ASSEMBLY CALLS FOR REPEAL OF UNILATERAL ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AGAINST NATIONALS, COMPANIES OF THIRD COUNTRIES

19961127 Libya Says Such Actions Violate UN Charter; United States Asserts That Issue is Not Rights of States, but Punishment for Terrorism

27 November 1996

Press Release
GA/9176

26 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3405

TEXT CALLING FOR RESPECT FOR WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN AFGHANISTAN APPROVED BY THIRD COMMITTEE

19961126 Other Drafts on International Cooperation, Freedom Of Travel, Racial Intolerance, Right to Development, among 13 Approved

26 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3404

DRAFTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN MYANMAR, CUBA, CAMBODIA AMONG TEXTS INTRODUCED IN THIRD COMMITTEE

19961126 Myanmar Draft Would Urge End to Rights Violations, Release of Political Prisoners, Free Participation in Political Process

26 November 1996

Press Release
GA/L/3030

ASSEMBLY WOULD URGE STATES TO BECOME PARTIES TO CONVENTIONS EMERGING FROM UNCITRAL'S WORK, BY LEGAL COMMITTEE DRAFT

19961126 Texts Approved on Electronic Commerce, Victims of Armed Conflicts, Diplomatic Protection; Host Country Committee Reviewed

26 November 1996

Press Release
GA/9175

GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOLD OF CONCERN THAT LACK OF RESOURCES MAKES SECURITY COUNCIL SEEK OUTSIDE HELP IN CRISIS SITUATIONS

19961126 As Debate on Report Continues, Nigeria Says Impasse in Choice Of Secretary-General Shows Weakness in Council's Decision-Making