Human Rights Committee

Seventy-first Session

1907^th Meeting (PM)

HAITIAN WORKERS, MILITARY AND POLICE COURTS DISCUSSED, AS HUMAN RIGHTS

COMMITTEE CONCLUDES CONSIDERATION OF DOMINICAN REPUBLIC'S REPORT

Resumed Fifty-fifth General Assembly

Fifth Committee

50^th Meeting (AM)

FINANCIAL STABILITY FOR UNITED NATIONS WITHIN REACH, WHEN UNITED STATES ARREARS

PAID, UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS FIFTH COMMITTEE

Security Council

4302^nd Meeting (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL STATES DETERMINATION TO INTENSIFY EFFORTS

TO IMPLEMENT SEPTEMBER 2000 SUMMIT COMMITMENTS

The Security Council this morning expressed its determination to intensify efforts to translate the September 2000 Council Summit commitments into practical results, to ensure it plays an effective role in the maintenance of international peace and security, especially in Africa.

STUDY OF UN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME’S GENDER MAINSTREAMING

EFFORTS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA ISSUED

A new study, representing the first attempt to systematically analyse the success of the United Nations Development Fund's (UNDP) efforts to promote gender mainstreaming in sub-Saharan Africa, has been released.

Economic and Social Council

Resumed 2001 Organizational Session

5^th Meeting (PM)

Security Council

4303^rd and 4304^th Meetings (AM & PM)

SECURITY COUNCIL CONDEMNS ATTEMPTS BY SO-CALLED CROAT NATIONAL CONGRESS

TO ESTABLISH SELF-RULE IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Presidential Statement Supports Actions of High Representative;

CULTIVATION OF SENSE OF NEIGHBOURHOOD, ATTENTION TO ROOT CAUSES AND POLITICAL

WILL NEEDED FOR EFFECTIVE CONFLICT PREVENTION, SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS

Following is the text of an address by Secretary-General Kofi Annan to the Foreign Policy Association in New York on 21 March:

Preparatory Committee for the

United Nations Conference on

 The Illicit Trade in Small Arms

 And Light Weapons in All Its Aspects

33^rd Meeting (PM)

PREPARATORY COMMITTEE FOR SMALL ARMS CONFERENCE

DECIDES ON RULES FOR NGO PARTICIPATION

HIGH-LEVEL NAPLES WORKSHOPS FOCUS ON IMPACT OF ‘ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT’

'EVERY ISSUE IS A "WOMEN’S ISSUE", AND WOMEN SHOULD GET INVOLVED IN ALL AREAS

OF HUMAN CONCERNS', SAYS DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL

Following is the text of the Helvi Sipilä Lecture delivered in Helsinki on 20 March by Deputy Secretary-General Louise Fréchette:

It is a great pleasure for me to be here with you tonight, and a great honour to give the Helvi Sipilä Lecture.