HR/CT/469
2 April 1996
In progress at UNHQ
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HR/CN/723
2 April 1996
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HR/CN/723
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR CITES DANGER TO RELIGIOUS FREEDOM POSED BY EXTREMISTS
19960402 Commission Discusses Rights of Minorities, Migrant WorkersHR/CN/722
2 April 1996
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HR/CN/722
COMMISSION TAKES UP HUMAN RIGHTS OF MIGRANT WORKERS, RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE
19960402 Concludes General Debate on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and Right to DevelopmentGENEVA, 29 March (UN Information Service) -- Non-governmental organizations speaking before the Commission on Human Rights this morning alleged violations of the right to freedom of religion of Christians around the world.
GA/PK/139
2 April 1996
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GA/PK/139
GA/PK/139
2 April 1996
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GA/PK/139
GA/PK/138
2 April 1996
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GA/PK/138
TREND OF LOANED, SUBSIDIZED PERSONNEL IN PEACE-KEEPING INCOMPATIBLE WITH CHARTER SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON PEACE-KEEPING TOLD
19960402 Ghana Says 'Artificial Financial Crisis' Should Not Distort PrioritiesGA/AB/3070
2 April 1996
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GA/AB/3070
UNITED NATIONS WILL REDUCE 1996-1997 BUDGET BY $250 MILLION UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS FIFTH COMMITTEE
19960402 Says 800 Posts Will Be Eliminated through Early Retirement, Attrition; Committee Adopts Decisions on Funds for Haiti, Guatemala, if Missions ExtendedGA/AB/3069
2 April 1996
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GA/AB/3069
ECOSOC/5636
2 April 1996
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ECOSOC/5636
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMME AIMED AT DEVELOPING, TRANSITION ECONOMIES, UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL
19960402 Secretary-General, Expert Group Reports on Public Administration Introduced; Will Be Discussed at Assembly Session on Public Administration and DevelopmentDH/2114
2 April 1996
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DH/2114
DAILY HIGHLIGHTS FOR: 2 April 1996
19960402 * Secretary-General in Japan; to meet with Prime Minister and inaugurate UN University's Institute of Advanced Studies in Tokyo.* "Flame of peace" ceremony takes place in Mali; Secretary-General encourages continuation of Africa as continent of dialogue.