Plenary

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GA/9834

IN RECORDED VOTE, ASSEMBLY ADOPTS TEXT ON SOUTH ATLANTIC ZONE OF PEACE

Adopts 3 Drafts Without Vote, Confirms UNIFEM Committee Appointments

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GA/9833

DESPITE ‘REAL VICTORIES’ IN LANDMINE ACTION, ASSEMBLY ACKNOWLEDGES MAGNITUDE OF REMAINING CHALLENGES

Delegations Raise Questions of Responsibility of Minelayers

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GA/9832

CONCLUDING DEBATE ON STRENGTHENING COORDINATION OF UN RELIEF ASSISTANCE; ASSEMBLY ADOPTS TWO RELATED DRAFTS WITHOUT VOTE

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GA/9831

WITHOUT VOTE, ASSEMBLY ADOPTS TEXT ON CONSOLIDATION OF NEW, RESTORED DEMOCRACIES

Begins Debate on Strengthening of UN Humanitarian, Disaster Relief

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GA/9830

ASSEMBLY ADOPTS TEXT ON COOPERATION BETWEEN UNITED NATIONS, ECONOMIC COOPERATION ORGANIZATION

Also Considers Question of UN Support For Promotion, Consolidation of New or Restored Democracies

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GA/9828

ASSEMBLY HEARS REPORTS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS FOR RWANDA, FORMER YUGOSLAVIA

Despite Recent Progress, Problems Persist

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GA/9829

GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADOPTS 49 DISARMAMENT, INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TEXTS ON RECOMMENDATION OF ITS FIRST COMMITTEE

ABM Treaty, Nuclear Proliferation, Small Arms Among Issues Addressed; Also Decides on 2001 Special Session to Review World Children’s Summit

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GA/9827

IN TWO-DAY DEBATE, 110 MEMBER STATES AIR VIEWS ON SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM

Despite General Agreement on Need for Reform, Few Signs of Consensus on How to Bring It About

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GA/9825/

OPINION ON SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM OFFERED BY THIRTY-NINE MORE MEMBER STATES AS ASSEMBLY DEBATE CONTINUES

ADDENDUM

On page 14 of Press Release GA/9825 of 16 November, the following summary of the statement of the representative of Libya (who spoke after the representative of the Czech Republic) was inadvertently omitted:

Press Release
GA/9826

ASSEMBLY CONTINUES CONSIDERATION OF SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM: DISCUSSES PERMANENT AND NON-PERMANENT COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP AND USE OF VETO

The General Assembly met this morning to continue its discussion of the question of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council and related matters.