Secretary-General: Press Release

22 May 1998

Press Release
SG/T/2138
AFR/67

22 May 1998

Press Release
SG/SM/6572

SECRETARY-GENERAL HOPES OUTCOME OF TODAY'S REFERENDUMS WILL HERALD NEW ERA OF PEACE, PROSPERITY FOR PEOPLE OF NORTHERN IRELAND

19980522 The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary- General Kofi Annan:

22 May 1998

Press Release
SG/SM/6571
OBV/47

STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE, FOR SELF-RULE IS STRUGGLE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, SECRETARY-GENERAL STATES

19980522 On Occasion of Week of Solidarity with Peoples of All Colonial Territories Fighting for Freedom, Independence and Human Rights

21 May 1998

Press Release
SG/T/2137
AFR/66

SECRETARY-GENERAL'S VISIT TO RWANDA, 7 - 8 MAY

19980521

The Secretary-General arrived in Rwanda in the afternoon of Thursday, 7 May.

21 May 1998

Press Release
SG/T/2136
AFR/65

SECRETARY-GENERAL'S VISIT TO BURUNDI, 7 MAY

19980521

Upon arrival in Bujumbura at noon on 7 May, the Secretary-General first met with heads of United Nations agencies, urging them to work together.

21 May 1998

Press Release
SG/T/2135
AFR/64

21 May 1998

Press Release
SG/T/2134
AFR/63

SECRETARY-GENERAL'S VISIT TO KENYA, 3 -5 MAY

19980521

(Received from the Spokesman travelling with Secretary-General.)

21 May 1998

Press Release
SG/SM/6570

SECRETARY-GENERAL RELIEVED BY PEACEFUL TRANSITION IN INDONESIA

19980521 The following was issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:

The Secretary-General is relieved that an orderly and peaceful transition is occurring in Indonesia.

He hopes that Indonesia will now be able to rebuild social peace, based on democratic principles and values, and revive its economy.

20 May 1998

Press Release
SG/SM/6569

'THROUGH FAITH AND FORGIVENESS YOU MUST MAKE BOSNIA ONE AGAIN', SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS COUNTRY'S RELIGIOUS LEADERS

19980520 CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY In Remarks to Dialogue among Four Religious Leaders of Bosnia And Herzegovina, Kofi Annan Congratulates Them on 'Remarkable Act of Healing'

20 May 1998

Press Release
SG/SM/6568
AFR/62

SECRETARY-GENERAL STRONGLY CONDEMNS ARMED ATTACK AGAINST UNITED NATIONS PERSONNEL IN ANGOLA

19980520 Following is the text of a statement attributable to the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:

The Secretary-General strongly condemns yesterday's armed attack against United Nations personnel in Angola, in which one local interpreter was killed and several people were wounded.