24 September 2007

General AssemblyGA/10618

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

High-Level Event on Climate Change

Thematic Plenaries (AM & PM)

ACTIONS ON CLIMATE CHANGE WILL DEFINE GLOBAL LEGACY LEFT FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS,

SAYS SECRETARY-GENERAL, AS HIGH-LEVEL EVENT CONVENES

 

21 September 2007

General AssemblyGA/10617

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

Plenary

2^nd & 3^rd Meetings (AM & PM)

GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADOPTS WORK PROGRAMME FOR SIXTY-SECOND SESSION,

REJECTS BID TO INCLUDE AGENDA ITEM ON TAIWAN

 

20 September 2007

General AssemblyGA/EF/3176

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

Second Committee

1^st Meeting (PM)

Second Committee approves programme of work featuring financing

 

for development, disaster reduction, poverty eradication

 

19 September 2007

General AssemblyPBC/21

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Peacebuilding Commission

Burundi configuration

1^st Meeting (PM)

PEACEBUILDING COMMISSION ADOPTS RECOMMENDATIONS TO SHORE UP PEACE IN BURUNDI

18 September 2007

General AssemblyGA/10616

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

Plenary

1^st Meeting (PM)

‘GLOBAL CHALLENGES DEMAND MULTILATERAL SOLUTIONS’, SAYS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

PRESIDENT; AS SIXTY-SECOND SESSION OPENS AT HEADQUARTERS

 

Urges Member States to Focus on Priority Issues of Climate Change,

18 September 2007

General AssemblyBIO/3936* GA/SPD/369

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Biographical Note

17 September 2007

General AssemblyGA/10614

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-first General Assembly

Plenary

109^th Meeting (AM)

13 September 2007

General AssemblyGA/10613 HR/4932

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Adoption of indigenous rights declaration ‘major victory’ for United Nations

in long history of developing human rights standards, says chair of UN Forum

The General Assembly today overwhelmingly backed protections for the human rights of indigenous peoples, adopting a landmark declaration that brought to an end nearly 25 years of contentious negotiations over the rights of native people to protect their lands and resources, and to maintain their unique cultures and traditions.

12 September 2007

General AssemblyPBC/20

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Peacebuilding Commission

Organizational Committee

3^rd Meeting (AM)