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SG/SM/9610
22/11/2004
Press Release
SG/SM/9610

Science, technology exist to begin transition from era of exploitation to ‘ethic


of stewardship’, says Secretary-General in message to Bangkok congress

 


Following is Secretary-General Kofi Annan’s message to the third World Conservation Union’s World Conservation Congress in Bangkok, 17 to 25 November:

SC/8251
22/11/2004
Press Release
SC/8251

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE INCLUDES ONE ADDITIONAL DATE OF BIRTH


OF ONE INDIVIDUAL ON AL-QAIDA SECTION OF CONSOLIDATED LIST

 


The Al-Qaida and Taliban Sanctions Committee on 22 November 2004 approved the inclusion of one additional date of birth of one individual on its consolidated list (Al-Qaida section) (the addition has been underlined in the entry below).


76. *Name: 1: LIONEL 2: DUMONT 3: na 4: na

PI/1624
22/11/2004
Press Release
PI/1624

ICT TASK FORCE MEETING IN BERLIN FOCUSES ON PROMOTING


FAVOURABLE ENVIRONMENTS FOR information TECHNOLOGY

 


BERLIN, 22 November(UN Department of Public Information) -- “Promoting an enabling environment for digital development” was the theme of the seventh meeting of the United Nations Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Task Force, held on 19 and 20 November in Berlin, hosted by the German Foreign Ministry.

SG/SM/9606-AFR/1070
19/11/2004
Press Release
SG/SM/9606
AFR/1070

GREAT LAKES REGION WITNESSING GLIMMER OF HOPE AS LEADERS MAKE STRATEGIC DECISION


TO PURSUE PEACE, SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN TANZANIA


Following is the address delivered today by Secretary-General Kofi Annan to the International Conference on Peace, Security, Democracy and Development in the Great Lakes Region, taking place in Dar es Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania:

GA/10302
19/11/2004
Press Release
GA/10302

Fifty-ninth General Assembly

Plenary

57th (resumed) Meeting (AM & PM)


GENERAL ASSEMBLY, IN RESUMED MEETING, ELECTS 14 JUDGES TO INTERNATIONAL


CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR FORMER YUGOSLAVIA

 


The General Assembly today, following seven rounds of voting over two days, elected 14 judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), for four-year terms beginning on 17 November 2005.