FORUM OF PARLIAMENTARIANS ESTABLISHED TO IMPLEMENT

ACTION PROGRAMME OF 2001 UN SMALL ARMS CONFERENCE

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

First Committee

12^th Meeting (AM)

PREVENTION OF OUTER SPACE ARMS RACE, RATIFICATION OF NUCLEAR-TEST-BAN TREATY

AMONG ISSUES ADDRESSED BY TEXTS INTRODUCED IN FIRST COMMITTEE

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Fourth Committee

11^th Meeting (PM)

EFFECTS OF ATOMIC RADIATION, NON-SELF-GOVERNING TERRITORY OF TOKELAU

ADDRESSED IN DRAFT TEXTS APPROVED BY FOURTH COMMITTEE

MULTILATERAL APPROACH IN TRADE NEGOTIATIONS MUST BE MAINTAINED

(Reissued as received.)

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Sixth Committee

15^th Meeting (AM)

LEGAL COMMITTEE IS TOLD PERMANENT CRIMINAL COURT WILL AVOID AMBIGUITIES

IN WORK OF INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL FOR FORMER YUGOSLAVIA

Delegate Speaks of Ongoing Debate about “Selective Justice”; Broad

Support Expressed for New Body, with Inaugural Session Set for March 2003

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Plenary

29^th & 30^th Meetings (AM & PM)

DELEGATES IN DAY-LONG GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE CONCERNED ABOUT

LACK OF TRANSPARENCY IN SECURITY COUNCIL WORK METHODS

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Plenary

27^th & 28^th Meetings (AM & PM)

Security Council

4624^th Meeting (Night)

SECURITY COUNCIL CONDEMNS BOMB ATTACKS IN BALI, INDONESIA;

REGARDS ACTS AS THREAT TO INTERNATIONAL PEACE

Resolution 1438 (2002) Adopted Unanimously

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Sixth Committee

13^th & 14^th Meetings (AM & PM)

INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT HAS SAFEGUARDS AGAINST MISUSE, LEGAL

COMMITTEE IS TOLD; CONCERNS OF DOUBTERS CAN BE ADDRESSED

Most Delegates Express Support; United States, Dissenting, Cites

Problems of Jurisdiction, Due Process, Lack of Security Council Oversight

SECRETARY-GENERAL ‘HORRIFIED’ BY SATURDAY CAR BOMB ATTACK IN BALI

The following statement was issued yesterday, 13 October, by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:

The Secretary-General was shocked and horrified to hear of last night’s car bomb attack in Bali, Indonesia, which killed at least 180 people and wounded scores of others.