Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Plenary

9^th Meeting (PM)

INEQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF GLOBALIZATION’S BENEFITS IS FERTILE SOIL

FOR EXTREMISTS, SAY SPEAKERS IN ASSEMBLY’S GENERAL DEBATE

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Plenary

8^th Meeting (AM)

AFRICA’S DEVELOPMENT, MIDDLE EAST, UN REFORM AMONG ISSUES

DISCUSSED, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONTINUES DEBATE

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Plenary

7th Meeting (PM)

EFFORTS TO RESOLVE ROOT CAUSES OF CONFLICT OVERSHADOWED

BY DEFENCE BUILD-UP, GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOLD

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Plenary

6^th Meeting (AM)

AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE CONTINUES, PRESIDENT OF DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

PROPOSES UN GLOBAL CONFERENCE ON GREAT LAKES REGION OF AFRICA

United Kingdom Calls For Return of Inspectors to Iraq;

Germany Urges Comprehensive Solution for Middle East Problem

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Plenary

5^th Meeting (PM)

VENEZUELAN PRESIDENT HUGO CHAVEZ URGES WORLD LEADERS TO REAFFIRM

COMMITMENT TO ADDRESS ROOT CAUSE OF TERRORISM

China, Russian Federation Call for Creation

Of New International Security Architecture in Increasingly Interdependent World

UNITED NATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL RENDERS JUDGEMENT

IN FAVOUR OF FORMER STAFF MEMBER

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Plenary

4^th Meeting (AM)

DRUG TRAFFICKING, TERRORISM, DEEPENING POVERTY, AMONG ISSUES ADDRESSED

‘TERRORISM IS OUR IRRECONCILABLE ENEMY’ SAYS GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT

ON ANNIVERSARY OF ATTACKS ON UNITED STATES

Following is the statement of General Assembly President Jan Kavan (Czech Republic) at the “Ceremony of Remembrance” in New York on 11 September:

ADDRESSING ANNUAL INTERFAITH SERVICE, GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT

EVOKES FOUNDING PRINCIPLES OF UNITED NATIONS

Following is the statement of Jan Kavan, President of the fifty-seventh General Assembly, to the Annual Interfaith Service of commitment to the work of the United Nations, New York, 11 September 2002:

CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT ADOPTS ANNUAL REPORT, CONCLUDES 2002 SESSION

(Reissued as received.)

GENEVA, 12 September (UN Information Service) -- The Conference on Disarmament today adopted its annual report and concluded its 2002 session after hearing statements welcoming the "Five Ambassadors" initiative to end the stalemate in the work of the Conference, marking the first anniversary of the