PRESS STATEMENT ON SIERRA LEONE BY PRESIDENT OF SECURITY COUNCIL

This is the text of today’s press statement on developments in Sierra Leone by the President of the Security Council, Mignonette Patricia Durrant (Jamaica):

Members of the Security Council were briefed by Assistant Secretary-General Hédi Annabi on recent developments in Sierra Leone.

PRESS STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT OF SECURITY COUNCIL ON UNAMSIL HELICOPTER CRASH

Following is the text of the statement by the President of the Security Council, M. Patricia Durrant (Jamaica), on today’s crash of a UNAMSIL helicopter off the coast of Sierra Leone:

Security Council

4406^th and 4408^th Meetings* (PM)

SECURITY COUNCIL WELCOMES BURUNDI'S TRANSITIONAL GOVERNMENT,

CONDEMNS ATTACKS ON CIVILIANS, IN PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT

Calls for Immediate Suspension

                                                            Note No. 5694

Fifty-sixth General Assembly

Fourth Committee

16^th Meeting (AM)

RESUMED PEACE PROCESS ONLY HOPE OF ENDING MIDDLE EAST SUFFERING

BELGIUM TELLS FOURTH COMMITTEE

Committee Concludes Consideration of Report on Israeli Practices

Fifty-sixth General Assembly

Third Committee

34^th Meeting (PM)

QUESTIONS RAISED IN THIRD COMMITTEE REGARDING SUDAN’S USE OF OIL REVENUES;

SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR’S QUERY AT ISSUE

Draft Resolutions Approved on Ageing, Indigenous Peoples

Fifty-sixth General Assembly

Third Committee

33^rd Meeting (AM)

PARTICIPATION OF AFGHAN PEOPLE MUST BE CENTRAL TO POLITICAL RESTRUCTURING THERE,

THIRD COMMITTEE TOLD, AS HUMAN RIGHTS DELIBERATIONS CONTINUE

Committee Also Hears That Root Cause

Of Middle East Conflict Is Israel’s Military Occupation

Fifty-sixth General Assembly

Sixth Committee

23^rd Meeting (PM)

LEGAL COMMITTEE CONTINUES DEBATE ON LAW COMMISSION REPORT;

REVIEWS CLASSIFICATION OF UNILATERAL ACTS OF STATES

Fifty-sixth General Assembly

Fifth Committee

26^th Meeting (AM)

BUDGET COMMITTEE DEFERS REVIEW OF HUMAN RESOURCES, LEGAL AFFAIRS

SECTIONS OF PROGRAMME PROPOSALS FOR 2002-2003

Delegates Express Unease at Some Departmental Responses

Fifty-sixth General Assembly

Plenary

41^st Meeting (PM)

HISTORY OF HUMANITY BASED FOR TOO LONG ON MUTUAL NEGATION,

REPRESENTATIVE OF ISRAEL TELLS ASSEMBLY

In Second Meeting to Discuss Dialogue among Civilization,

Assembly Speakers Call Tolerance, Understanding 'Imperatives for Survival'