Security Council

4573^rd Meeting (Night)

SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS BOSNIA MISSION’S MANDATE UNTIL 31 DECEMBER

Unanimous Action Also Authorizes Continuation of Stabilization Force

The Security Council decided this evening to extend the mandate of the United Nations Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina (UNMIBH), including the International Police Task Force (IPTF), until 31 December 2002.

Security Council

4572^nd Meeting* (Night)

SECURITY COUNCIL REQUESTS INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT NOT TO BRING CASES

AGAINST PEACEKEEPING PERSONNEL FROM STATES NOT PARTY TO STATUTE

Unanimously Adopts Resolution 1422 (2002);

PRESS STATEMENTS BY SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT ON ETHIOPIA/ERITREA,

AFGHANISTAN, CROATIA, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

The following press statements were made today by Security Council President

Jeremy Greenstock (United Kingdom):

UNITED NATIONS, UNITED STATES TO HOLD WORKSHOP ON GLOBAL NAVIGATION

SATELLITE SYSTEMS, 15 - 19 JULY

(Reissued as received.)

Note to Correspondents

HEADQUARTERS ROUND TABLE TO DISCUSS BRIDGING DIGITAL DIVIDE IN AFRICA

A round-table discussion being held at the United Nations today will bring together leaders from technology corporations, foundations and non-profit organizations to consider how to effectively engage in service to Africa.  The event will take place in Conference Room 1 at Headquarters from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Preparatory Commission for                                 L/3010

 International Criminal Court                               12 July 2002

Economic and Social Council

2002 Substantive Session

22^nd Meeting (PM)

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL URGED TO REVISE ROLE

IN IMPLEMENTING CONFERENCE OUTCOMES

UN DRUG CONTROL OFFICE HELPS AFGHANISTAN DEVELOP ANTI-NARCOTICS MEASURES

The Secretary-General arrived very early on Sunday, 7 July, in the South African port city of Durban from Vienna, Austria, after having made two refuelling stops in Tunis, Tunisia, and Libreville, Gabon.

PRESS STATEMENTS BY SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT

ON SIERRA LEONE, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC

The following press statement was delivered today by Security Council President Jeremy Greenstock (United Kingdom):

We had a useful pair of private meetings this morning in the Security Council.  One on Sierra Leone, the other on the Central African Republic.