In progress at UNHQ

Plenary

28 September 2007

GA/10625

MISSED OPPORTUNITIES FOR MIDDLE EAST PEACE PUSH PEOPLE TOWARDS DESPAIR, MAKE THEM EASY PREY FOR EXTREMISTS, GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOLD

28 September 2007

	General AssemblyGA/10625

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

Plenary

10^th & 11^th Meetings (AM & PM)

MISSED OPPORTUNITIES FOR MIDDLE EAST PEACE PUSH PEOPLE TOWARDS DESPAIR,

MAKE THEM EASY PREY FOR EXTREMISTS, GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOLD

27 September 2007

GA/10624

SMALL ISLAND STATES, LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES SEEK URGENT COLLECTIVE ACTION BY GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO HELP THEM COPE WITH CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS

27 September 2007

	General AssemblyGA/10624

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

Plenary

8^th & 9^th Meetings (AM & PM)

26 September 2007

GA/10623

WORLD LEADERS STRIVING TO REBUILD WAR-TORN NATIONS CHAMPION GAINS, SEEK BROAD GLOBAL SUPPORT, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY WRAPS UP SECOND DAY OF GENERAL DEBATE

26 September 2007

	General AssemblyGA/10623

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

Plenary

6^th & 7^th Meetings (AM & PM)

25 September 2007

GA/10621

‘OUR CHANGING WORLD NEEDS A STRONGER UN,’ SAYS SECRETARY-GENERAL, AS SIXTY-SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY BEGINS GENERAL DEBATE

25 September 2007

	General AssemblyGA/10621

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

Plenary

4^th & 5^th Meetings (AM & PM)

‘OUR CHANGING WORLD NEEDS A STRONGER UN,’ SAYS SECRETARY-GENERAL,

AS SIXTY-SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY BEGINS GENERAL DEBATE

24 September 2007

GA/10618

ACTIONS ON CLIMATE CHANGE WILL DEFINE GLOBAL LEGACY LEFT FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS, SAYS SECRETARY-GENERAL, AS HIGH-LEVEL EVENT CONVENES

24 September 2007

	General AssemblyGA/10618

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

High-Level Event on Climate Change

Thematic Plenaries (AM & PM)

ACTIONS ON CLIMATE CHANGE WILL DEFINE GLOBAL LEGACY LEFT FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS,

SAYS SECRETARY-GENERAL, AS HIGH-LEVEL EVENT CONVENES

21 September 2007

GA/10617

GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADOPTS WORK PROGRAMME FOR SIXTY-SECOND SESSION, REJECTS BID TO INCLUDE AGENDA ITEM ON TAIWAN

21 September 2007

	General AssemblyGA/10617

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

Plenary

2^nd & 3^rd Meetings (AM & PM)

GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADOPTS WORK PROGRAMME FOR SIXTY-SECOND SESSION,

REJECTS BID TO INCLUDE AGENDA ITEM ON TAIWAN

18 September 2007

GA/10616

‘GLOBAL CHALLENGES DEMAND MULTILATERAL SOLUTIONS’, SAYS GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT; AS SIXTY-SECOND SESSION OPENS AT HEADQUARTERS

18 September 2007

	General AssemblyGA/10616

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-second General Assembly

Plenary

1^st Meeting (PM)

‘GLOBAL CHALLENGES DEMAND MULTILATERAL SOLUTIONS’, SAYS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

PRESIDENT; AS SIXTY-SECOND SESSION OPENS AT HEADQUARTERS

Urges Member States to Focus on Priority Issues of Climate Change,

17 September 2007

GA/10614

OUTGOING GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT CLOSING SIXTY-FIRST SESSION CHALLENGES MEMBER STATES TO STAND TOGETHER, ‘CARRY THE TORCH OF MULTILATERALISM FORWARD’

17 September 2007

	General AssemblyGA/10614

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Sixty-first General Assembly

Plenary

109^th Meeting (AM)

13 September 2007

GA/10613-HR/4932

ADOPTION OF INDIGENOUS RIGHTS DECLARATION ‘MAJOR VICTORY’ FOR UNITED NATIONS IN LONG HISTORY OF DEVELOPING HUMAN RIGHTS STANDARDS, SAYS CHAIR OF UN FORUM

13 September 2007

	General AssemblyGA/10613 HR/4932

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Adoption of indigenous rights declaration ‘major victory’ for United Nations

in long history of developing human rights standards, says chair of UN Forum

13 September 2007

GA/10612

General Assembly Adopts Declaration on Rights of Indigenous Peoples; ‘Major Step Forward’ towards Human Rights for All, Says President

The General Assembly today overwhelmingly backed protections for the human rights of indigenous peoples, adopting a landmark declaration that brought to an end nearly 25 years of contentious negotiations over the rights of native people to protect their lands and resources, and to maintain their unique cultures and traditions.