GA/8958
18 October 1995
In progress at UNHQ
General Assembly
GA/8957/
18 October 1995
Press Release
GA/8957/
ASSEMBLY TAKES UP SECRETARY-GENERAL'S REPORT ON WORK OF ORGANIZATION
19951018 Draft Resolution Introduced on Limiting Tide of Documents Flooding the OrganizationCORRECTION
On page 9 of Press Release GA/8957 of 17 October, the fifth sentence of the fourth paragraph should read as follows:
GA/8957
Draft Resolution Introduced on Limiting Tide of Documents Flooding the Organization
GA/AB/3022
Consideration of Proposed 1996-1997 Budget, Medium-Term Plan, Pattern of Conferences Continues
GA/DIS/3023
Says World's Nuclear Arsenals More Than Sufficiently Tested; Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones, Recent Nuclear Testing Also Addressed
GA/SHC/3305
17 October 1995
Press Release
GA/SHC/3305
DEVELOPMENT, PEACE AND SECURITY THREATENED BY INCREASED CRIME AND VIOLENCE, THIRD COMMITTEE TOLD
19951017 Head of United Nations Drug Control Programme Urges 'Commensurate Response' from Global Community; Social Development Debate ConcludedGA/L/2867
GA/EF/2683
17 October 1995
Press Release
GA/EF/2683
INNOVATIVE APPROACHES CALLED FOR TO RESOLVE PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT FINANCING
19951017 'Whatever Happened to Peace Dividend?', Economic Committee Is Asked; Debate on External Debt ContinuesGA/DIS/3024
17 October 1995
Press Release
GA/DIS/3024
CHINA'S NUCLEAR TESTING WILL CEASE WITH ENACTMENT OF TEST BAN, FIRST COMMITTEE TOLD
19951017 China Says Ban Should Not Restrict Peaceful Nuclear Explosions; Control of Conventional Arms, Trust Fund for Land-Mines, Also DiscussedGA/SHC/3303
Greater international attention to the needs of the growing elderly population was necessary, speakers told the Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) this morning, as it continued its discussion of social development questions.