GA/9069
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GA/9067/
25 April 1996
Press Release
GA/9067/
ISRAEL'S AGGRESSION SHOULD BE CONDEMNED, IN FACE OF SECURITY COUNCIL FAILURE, GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESUMED SESSION TOLD
19960425 CORRECTIONIn Press Release GA/9067, issued 24 April, the name of the representative of Jordan, at the top of page 7, should read "HASAN ABU-NIMAH".
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GA/9068
24 April 1996
Press Release
GA/9068
SECURITY COUNCIL FAILURE TO CONDEMN ISRAEL ENCOURAGED AGGRESSION, RESUMED SESSION OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOLD
19960424 Twenty-two Speakers Address Second Assembly Meeting on LebanonGA/9067
24 April 1996
Press Release
GA/9067
ISRAEL'S AGGRESSION SHOULD BE CONDEMNED, IN FACE OF SECURITY COUNCIL FAILURE, GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESUMED SESSION TOLD
19960424 Eighteen Speakers Address Assembly on Israel's Actions in Lebanon; Egypt Says Security Council Abdicated Responsibility for International PeaceGA/9066
23 April 1996
Press Release
GA/9066
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHOULD CONDEMN, PUNISH ISRAEL FOR AGGRESSION, PRESIDENT OF LEBANON TELLS RESUMED SESSION
19960423 Israel Defends Actions as Response to Hezbollah, United States Says Assembly Should Endorse Security Council ResolutionGA/9065
19 April 1996
Press Release
GA/9065
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION ON PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND DEVELOPMENT CONCLUDES AT HEADQUARTERS
19960419 Invites Governments to Strengthen Public Capacities, Requests Development of UN Strategies to Rebuild Post-Conflict AdministrationsGA/9064
18 April 1996
Press Release
GA/9064
PRIMACY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW CRUCIAL FOR PEACE, FREEDOM, SECURITY, SAYS GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT IN ICJ CEREMONY AT THE HAGUE
19960418 Following is the text of the statement delivered today at The Hague by the President of the General Assembly, Diogo Freitas do Amaral (Portugal), on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the International Court of Justice:GA/9063
18 April 1996
Press Release
GA/9063
CONSENSUS REACHED ON SEVERAL GUIDING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPLES, PAKISTAN TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESUMED SESSION
19960418 Cites Transparency, Accountability As Principles Now Taken Seriously; Six Other Speakers Address Issues of Corruption, Role of Private SectorGA/9062
17 April 1996
Press Release
GA/9062
GA/9061
17 April 1996