SECURITY COUNCIL MUST CALL ON SUDAN TO ARREST, SURRENDER TWO SUSPECTS IN DARFUR WAR CRIMES, SAYS INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT PROSECUTOR

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7 June 2007
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Security Council

5687th Meeting (AM)


Security Council must call on sudan to arrest, surrender two suspects


in Darfur war crimes, says international criminal court prosecutor


Tells Council Warrants Issued for Humanitarian Affairs

SECRETARY-GENERAL SATISFIED JUSTICE DONE WITH UNITED STATES FEDERAL COURT GUILTY VERDICT AGAINST SANJAYA BAHEL

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7 June 2007
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Secretary-General satisfied justice done with United States


federal court guilty verdict against sanjaya bahel

 


The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon:

DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL, IN NEW YORK ADDRESS, SAYS ACTION NEEDED NOW TO ACHIEVE ANTI-POVERTY GOALS -- ‘OUR COMMON VISION FOR A BETTER WORLD'

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7 June 2007
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DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL, IN NEW YORK ADDRESS, SAYS ACTION NEEDED NOW TO ACHIEVE


ANTI-POVERTY GOALS -- ‘OUR COMMON VISION FOR A BETTER WORLD’

DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL SIERRA LEONE COURT IMPORTANT MILESTONE IN FIGHT AGAINST IMPUNITY

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8 June 2007
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Deputy Secretary-General tells Security Council Sierra Leone court

 

important milestone in fight against impunity

 

SPECIAL COURT FOR SIERRA LEONE FACES FUNDING CRISIS, AS CHARLES TAYLOR TRIAL GETS UNDER WAY, SECURITY COUNCIL TOLD TODAY IN BRIEFING BY COURT’S SENIOR OFFICIALS

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8 June 2007
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Security Council

5690th Meeting* (PM)


SPECIAL COURT FOR SIERRA LEONE FACES FUNDING CRISIS, AS CHARLES TAYLOR TRIAL GETS


UNDER WAY, SECURITY COUNCIL TOLD TODAY IN BRIEFING BY COURT’S SENIOR OFFICIALS


Deputy Secretary-General Says Court Offers Hope to Future Generations;

EMPOWERING PEOPLE IN MOST BASIC AREAS OF THEIR LIVES ULTIMATE MEASURES OF HUMAN PROGRESS, SAYS DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL AT NEW YORK CEREMONY

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8 June 2007
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Empowering people in most basic areas of their lives ultimate measures


of human progress, says Deputy Secretary-General at New York Ceremony


Following are Deputy Secretary-General Asha-Rose Migiro’s remarks at the United Nations Population Awards ceremony in New York, 7 June:

SECRETARY-GENERAL EXTENDS UNTIL 31 DECEMBER APPOINTMENT OF SERGE BRAMMERTZ AS HEAD OF COMMISSION INVESTIGATING RAFIK HARIRI’S ASSASSINATION

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11 June 2007
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SECRETARY-GENERAL EXTENDS UNTIL 31 DECEMBER APPOINTMENT OF SERGE BRAMMERTZ

 

AS HEAD OF COMMISSION INVESTIGATING RAFIK HARIRI’S ASSASSINATION

 


The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon: