SECRETARY-GENERAL OPENS FOLLOW-UP CONFERENCE IN DOHA WITH CALL

 

FOR BOLDNESS, WILL TO LEAD IN ‘TAMING’ GLOBAL ECONOMIC TURMOIL

General Assembly President Says Transformation of ‘Faltering’ Economic,

Financial System Is Moral Duty as Emir of Qatar Calls Development ‘Umbrella of Peace’

SECRETARY-GENERAL, IN MESSAGE TO FLAG RAISING CEREMONY AT DEVELOPMENT FINANCING

REVIEW IN DOHA, SAYS BIG GLOBAL CHALLENGES REQUIRE BIG, PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS

SECRETARY-GENERAL, IN MESSAGE FOR INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES,

SAYS MUCH TO CELEBRATE WITH ENTRY INTO FORCE OF RIGHTS CONVENTION

SLAVERY PROHIBITED FOR CENTURIES, BUT 27 MILLION VICTIM OF ‘ATROCITY’ TODAY;

 

NEW STRATEGIES NEEDED FOR OLD CURSE, SAYS SECRETARY-GENERAL ON WORLD DAY

 

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON TERRORIST ATTACKS IN MUMBAI

The following Security Council press statement on the terrorist attacks in Mumbai was issued on Thursday, 27 November, by President of the Council Jorge Urbina ( Costa Rica):

SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS RASH OF SHOOTINGS, BLASTS IN MUMBAI; SAYS

 

NO GRIEVANCE CAN JUSTIFY INDISCRIMINATE ATTACKS AGAINST CIVILIANS

 

The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon:

REPORTING CONFIRMATION OF AIR STRIKES LAST WEEK BY SUDANESE GOVERNMENT IN SOUTH

DARFUR, SECRETARY-GENERAL CALLS FOR RENEWED COMMITMENT TO IMMEDIATE CEASEFIRE

The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon:

SECRETARY-GENERAL, AT ENDING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN CAMPAIGN, SAID ELIMINATING

SUCH VIOLENCE FREES UP GREATEST TOOL TO SPUR PROGRESS IN SOCIETY –- WOMEN

Security Council

6025^th Meeting (PM)

KOSOVO SITUATION CALM, BUT POLITICAL TRANSITION FOLLOWING DECLARATION

OF INDEPENDENCE MORE COMPLEX THAN EXPECTED, SECURITY COUNCIL TOLD

European Union Speeds up Deployment of Rule of Law Mission, Says Special

Security Council

6024^th Meeting* (AM)

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL

RECENT EVENTS IN KIVUS HAD ‘PROFOUND IMPACT’ ON UNITED NATIONS MISSION

Renewed Hostilities, Humanitarian Crisis, Displacements of 250,000 More