Press Release
GA/9828
ASSEMBLY HEARS REPORTS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS FOR RWANDA, FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
20001120Despite Recent Progress, Problems Persist
Despite Recent Progress, Problems Persist
Second Text Looks to Security Council Consideration of Issue; Assembly Observer Status Recommended for Central African Economic Community
In action this afternoon, the Sixth Committee (Legal) approved three draft resolutions and one decision, all without a vote.
The range and depth of need in East Timor was extensive, the Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary) was told this morning, and the international community was responding to those needs with energy - through development and humanitarian assistance and contributions of personnel.
Despite General Agreement on Need for Reform, Few Signs of Consensus on How to Bring It About
The General Assembly met this morning to continue its discussion of the question of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council and related matters.
ADDENDUM
On page 14 of Press Release GA/9825 of 16 November, the following summary of the statement of the representative of Libya (who spoke after the representative of the Czech Republic) was inadvertently omitted:
CORRECTION
In the correction to Press Release GA/9818, issued on 14 November, the statement of Azerbaijan should read:
Similar Request Made by Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance
The General Assembly would invite the Economic Community of Central African States to participate in its sessions and work, by the terms of a draft resolution introduced this afternoon in the Assemblys Sixth Committee (Legal).
Key Provision Would Be to Avoid Any Person Being Stateless; Other Texts Address Jurisdictional Immunities, UN Administrative Tribunal
The Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary) this afternoon made recommendations to the General Assembly on the proposed regulations governing the status of non-staff officials of the United Nations.