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PRESS BRIEFING BY SPECIAL ADVISER TO SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR HAITI

14 June 2000



Press Briefing


PRESS BRIEFING BY SPECIAL ADVISER TO SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR HAITI

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While welcoming the recent elections in Haiti, the Secretary-General has expressed disquiet about the arrests of candidates and activists associated with the opposition parties since the 21 May vote, according to a statement read out at a Headquarters press briefing this afternoon by Manuel de Almeida e Silva, Deputy Spokesman to the Secretary-General.

PRESS CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

12 June 2000



Press Briefing


PRESS CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

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The Serb population of Kosovo had totally condemned everything that had happened to Kosovo Albanians under repression by President Slobodan Milosevic's regime and during the subsequent Allied bombing campaign against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia last year, the head of a Kosovo Serb delegation to the United Nations said at a Heaquarters’ press conference on Friday.

PRESS BRIEFING BY HEAD OF UNITED NATIONS INTERIM ADMINISTRATION IN KOSOVO

9 June 2000



Press Briefing


PRESS BRIEFING BY HEAD OF UNITED NATIONS INTERIM ADMINISTRATION IN KOSOVO

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Modest progress had been made in Kosovo since the establishment of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) a year ago, Bernard Kouchner, Special Representative of the Secretary-General, said at a Headquarters press briefing this afternoon.

PRESS BRIEFING BY DIRECTOR OF DIVISION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN

9 June 2000



Press Briefing


PRESS BRIEFING BY DIRECTOR OF DIVISION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN

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Despite the lateness of the hour, negotiations were ongoing as delegations attempted to reach consensus on an outcome document for the General Assembly special session on women, the Director of the Division for the Advancement of Women told correspondents in a question-and-answer session following today's noon briefing at Headquarters.