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SG/SM/7613
1 November 2000


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SG/SM/7613


SECRETARY-GENERAL, AT FLAG RAISING FOR FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA, SPEAKS OF MILESTONE ON PASSAGE OF BALKANS TOWARDS DEMOCRACY

20001101

This is the text of remarks by Secretary-General Kofi Annan at the flag raising ceremony for the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, upon its admission to the United Nations:

HQ/606
1 November 2000


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HQ/606


HOST COUNTRY COMMITTEE APPROVES ANNUAL REPORT

20001101

The Committee on Relations with the Host Country this morning approved its report to the General Assembly, which would have the Assembly convey to the United States the results of the Committee’s deliberations on various matters relating to its role as host country.

GA/SM/210
1 November 2000


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GA/SM/210


GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT, WELCOMING FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA TO UNITED NATIONS, URGES SUPPORT FROM MEMBER NATIONS

20001101

This is the text of a statement today by the President of the General Assembly, HARRI HOLKERI (Finland) on the occasion of the admission of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to membership to the United Nations:

GA/SHC/3613
1 November 2000


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GA/SHC/3613


NO COUNTRY IMMUNE TO CRITICISM IN AREA OF HUMAN RIGHTS, SAY SPEAKERS IN THIRD COMMITTEE

20001101

No country’s human rights record was perfect, and States should offer help rather than blame when it came to ensuring human rights for the world's vulnerable, the Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) was told this afternoon as it continued discussing human rights issues.

GA/SHC/3612
1 November 2000


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GA/SHC/3612


THIRD COMMITTEE HEARS REPORTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATIONS IN IRAN, RWANDA

20001101

"I cannot but underline how impressed I am by the present general situation six years after the genocide", Special Representative on the situation of human rights in Rwanda, Michel Moussalli, said of that country this morning as the Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) met to continue discussing human rights issues.