DEV/2193
5 November 1998
In progress at UNHQ
Press Release
SG/SM/6784
4 November 1998
Press Release
SG/SM/6784
SECRETARY-GENERAL'S DEEP CONCERN AT REPORTS FROM TAJIKISTAN
19981104This statement was issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:
The Secretary-General is deeply concerned at reports from Tajikistan, according to which forces under a former Tajik officer have taken over parts of Leninabad Province. The Security Council is being briefed this morning on these events.
GA/SPD/146
4 November 1998
Press Release
GA/SPD/146
GA/SPD/144/
4 November 1998
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GA/SPD/144/
INTENSE PEACEMAKING EFFORTS MUST ACCOMPANY EVERY PEACEKEEPING OPERATION, FOURTH COMMITTEE TOLD CORRECTION
19981104On page 6 and 7 of Press Release GA/SPD/144 issued 2 November, the statement of the representative of Belarus should read as follows:
GA/SHC/3496
4 November 1998
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GA/SHC/3496
GA/SHC/3495
4 November 1998
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GA/SHC/3495
HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS INTRODUCES ANNUAL REPORT, URGING INVESTMENT IN INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS PROGRAMME
19981104 Special Rapporteur on Elimination of Religious Intolerance, Human Rights in Iraq, and in Democratic Republic of Congo, Present ReportsGA/SHC/3494
4 November 1998
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GA/SHC/3494
GA/PAL/786
4 November 1998
Press Release
GA/PAL/786
WYE RIVER AGREEMENT COULD BE NEW BEGINNING, PAVING WAY FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT, PALESTINE RIGHTS COMMITTEE TOLD
19981104 Observer Regrets Israeli Prime Minister's Delay in Submitting Text to Government; Unease at Increased Settlement Activity Also ExpressedGA/L/3088
4 November 1998
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GA/L/3088
QUESTION OF 'STATE RESPONSIBILITY' SAID TO BE MAIN OBSTACLE IN PROMOTING INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW, LEGAL COMMITTEE TOLD
19981104 Debate Continues on Commission Report; Call for Agreement On Procedures to Criminalize 'Heinous Behaviour' by IndividualsGA/EF/2846
4 November 1998
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GA/EF/2846
UNITED NATIONS TRAINING AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE SHOULD EXPAND TRAINING AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES, ECONOMIC COMMITTEE TOLD
19981104The United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) should expand its training and research programmes to better meet the needs of the international community, the Second Committee was told this afternoon as it considered UNITAR's work.