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SG/A/823
01/11/2002
Press Release
SG/A/823


JAMES LEMOYNE APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVISER ON COLOMBIA


The Secretary-General has appointed James LeMoyne as Special Adviser on Colombia.  Mr. LeMoyne had been serving as Acting Special Adviser since January 2002.  The appointment, at the Assistant Secretary-General level, is effective as of 1 November.

GA/SHC/3711
01/11/2002
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GA/SHC/3711


Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Third Committee

32nd Meeting (PM)


HUMAN RIGHTS REPORTING PROCESS NEEDS IMPROVEMENT, THIRD COMMITTEE TOLD


Due mainly to a lack of resources, small developing States often faced tremendous difficulties in fulfilling their reporting obligations to international human rights treaty bodies, the representative of Australia told the General Assembly's Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural).

SG/A/822
01/11/2002
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SG/A/822


SECRETARY-GENERAL APPOINTS AMINATA S. DJERMAKOYE AS CHIEF OF PROTOCOL


Aminata S. Djermakoye, formerly Chef de Cabinet in the United Nations Office at Geneva, took up her appointment today, 1 November, as Chief of Protocol at United Nations Headquarters.

ENV/DEV/708
01/11/2002
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ENV/DEV/708


MINISTERS CALL FOR EFFECTIVE ACTION IN LIMITING EMISSIONS


AND REDUCING VULNERABILITY TO CLIMATE CHANGE


Delhi Declaration Links Climate Change to Sustainable Development


NEW DELHI, 1 November -- Ministers and senior officials from some

170 countries have adopted a Delhi Ministerial Declaration on climate change and sustainable development.

SG/SM/8474-AFR/509
01/11/2002
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SG/SM/8474
AFR/509


SECRETARY-GENERAL INVITES PRESIDENTS OF CAMEROON, NIGERIA TO MEET


FOLLOWING WORLD COURT JUDGMENT ON BORDER DISPUTE


The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:


The Secretary-General has remained in contact with the Presidents of Cameroon and Nigeria following their meeting in Paris on 5 September, and subsequent to the judgment delivered by the International Court of Justice on