Delegates Hear of Lack of Action on Early Warning, Conflict-Prevention
The Sixth Committee this afternoon continued debate on issues related to the nature of unilateral acts of States and a prevention regime for transboundary damage and reservations to treaties, as it considered efforts by the International Law Commission to elaborate rules on those topics.
Debate Focuses on Approaches to Unilateral Acts, Transboundary Harm
The Sixth Committee continued its discussion of the International Law Commissions report, focusing primarily on the chapters covering unilateral acts of State and prevention of transboundary harm.
Small, Medium-Sized Enterprises Among Most Reliable Players in Market Economy, Says Turkey
Others Concern Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones, Nuclear Weapons Convention, Nuclear Doctrines, Biological Weapons, Landmines, Small Arms in Africa
Increased Resources Urged, as 2000-2001 Budget Review Continues
Committee Also Discusses United Nations Common System
Speakers Voice Concern Over Situation in South Asia, Korean Peninsula
IAEA Chief tells General Assembly 52 Nations Have Yet to Act; Concern Expressed Over Situations in Iraq, Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea
