Press Release
GA/SHC/3531
TRAFFICKING IN DRUGS, ARMS AND PEOPLE THREATENS FIBRE OF INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY, LIBYA TELLS AFTERNOON MEETING OF THIRD COMMITTEE
19991019Capital Punishment Supported by Other Speakers
Capital Punishment Supported by Other Speakers
As delegations generally hailed the legislative achievements of the Decade on International Law (1990-1999), several speakers in the Sixth Committee (Legal) this afternoon stressed the need for the views and concerns of developing nations to be better reflected in future codification efforts.
Delegates Hear Arguments for and against Proposed UN Conference on International Migration and Development
Without Integration of All Countries in World Economy, Developing Countries Cannot Keep Pace with Societies of North
Compliance Regime for Treaty Described as Stable and Durable; US Test-Ban Rejection, Israel's Nuclear Capability Also Addressed
Committee Also Takes Up Pattern of Conferences
Committee Takes Up Reports of Joint Inspection Unit
Under Secretary-General Paints Broad Peacekeeping Picture, Denmark Cites Need for Swift and Efficient Early-Warning System