Press Release SC/7876 |
SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE AMENDS TALIBAN INDIVIDUALS
SECTION OF ITS CONSOLIDATED LIST
Press Release SC/7876 |
SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE AMENDS TALIBAN INDIVIDUALS
SECTION OF ITS CONSOLIDATED LIST
Press Release PI/1511 |
GLOBAL SCHOOLNET ALLIANCE CREATED FOR WORLD SUMMIT
Students and Educators Will Examine
How Information Society Impacts Human Rights Declaration
(Reissued as received.)
Press Release SG/SM/8879 OBV/372 |
SECRETARY-GENERAL MARKS INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE WITH CALL FOR REFLECTION,
DIALOGUE ON MAJOR THREATS, CHALLENGES
Following is the message of Secretary-General Kofi Annan to mark the International Day of Peace, 21 September:
Press Release REC/125 |
UNECE-WYB JOINT MISSION TO BELARUS TO ASSIST
IN DEVELOPMENT OF YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP
(Reissued as received.)
Press Release AFR/701 IHA/795 |
AGREEMENT REACHED ALLOWING HUMANITARIAN ACCESS TO DARFUR REGION OF SUDAN
NEW YORK, 17 September (OCHA) -- The Government of Sudan and the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLM/A) signed an agreement today that would allow “free and unimpeded” humanitarian access to Sudan’s Darfur region, which covers some 20 per cent of that country’s territory.
Press Release PI/1510 REC/124 |
TEEN GUIDE TO THE INTERNET
(Reissued as received.)
Press Release GA/10150 |
Fifty-eighth General Assembly
General Committee
1st & 2nd Meetings (AM & PM)
Press Release AFR/700 AIDS/57 |
COMMISSION ON HIV/AIDS AND GOVERNANCE IN AFRICA
TO BE LAUNCHED IN ADDIS ABABA
(Reissued as received)
Press Release OBV/371 PI/1509 |
UNITED NATIONS MESSENGERS OF PEACE JOIN IN INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE OBSERVANCE
United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan will ring the Peace Bell at 10 a.m., 19 September at United Nations Headquarters to herald the twenty-second observance of the International Day of Peace. At his side will be five of the United Nations Messengers of Peace: Muhammad Ali, Anna Cataldi, Michael Douglas, Jane Goodall and Elie Wiesel.
Press Release PAL/1961 TAD/1953 |
WAR-TORN PALESTINIAN ECONOMY NEEDS TO BRIDGE RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT,
SAYS UNCTAD REPORT
(Reissued as received.)
GENEVA, 16 September (UNCTAD) -- Protracted occupation and conflict have effectively transformed the occupied Palestinian territory into a "war-torn economy", with serious implications for Palestinian development prospects, says the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in a new report.