International Criminal Court

Assembly of States Parties

First Session (Resumed)

6^th Meeting (AM)

ASSEMBLY OF STATES PARTIES TO ROME STATUTE OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT

OPENS RESUMED FIRST SESSION

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ADDS NAME OF ENTITY TO ITS LIST

The Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) has added on 3 February 2003 the following entity to its list (Al-Qaida section):

Lashkar i Jhangvi (LJ)

COURT FINDS THAT YUGOSLAVIA’S APPLICATION FOR REVISION IS INADMISSIBLE

(Reissued as received.)

UN HUMANITARIAN ENVOY FOR CRISIS IN CÔTE D’IVOIRE VISITS LIBERIA

NEW YORK, 3 February (Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs) -- Carolyn McAskie, t he Secretary-General’sHumanitarian Envoy for the Crisis in Cô te d’Ivoire, concluded a three-day mission to Liberia today. 

AIR POLLUTION AND CLIMATE CHANGE –- TACKLING BOTH PROBLEMS IN TANDEM

(Reissued as received; delayed in transmission.)

SECRETARY-GENERAL’S ADVISORY BOARD ON DISARMAMENT MATTERS

TO MEET FROM 5 TO 7 FEBRUARY

PRESIDENT OF UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL AND CHAIRMAN

OF MILITARY STAFF COMMITTEE IN FEBRUARY

In accordance with the principle of alphabetical rotation, the following are the President of the United Nations Security Council and the Chairman of the Military Staff Committee for February:

Security Council

Gunter Pleuger, Permanent Representative of Germany, succeeds Jean-Marc

Round-up of Session

COMMITTEE ON RIGHTS OF CHILD CONCLUDES THIRTY-SECOND SESSION

Adopts Conclusions on Reports of Estonia, Italy,

Republic of Korea, Romania, Viet Nam, Czech Republic, Haiti, Iceland

(Reissued as received.)

Committee on Elimination of

Discrimination against Women

608^th Meeting (PM)

WOMEN’S ANTI-DISCRIMINATION COMMITTEE CONCLUDES THREE-WEEK SESSION,

AFTER CONSIDERING REPORTS OF EIGHT STATES PARTIES TO CONVENTION

Legislative Reforms, Customary Law and Traditional Practices,

Security Council

4699^th Meeting (AM)

AFGHAN PEACE PROCESS NOT IRREVERSIBLE; FURTHER PROGRESS NEEDED,

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL

The peace process in Afghanistan needed to progress “much further” before it could be safely said that it was irreversible, the Special Representative for Afghanistan, Lakdhar Brahimi, told the Security Council this morning.