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GA/9193
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SEEKS MAXIMUM SUPPORT FOR LAW OF SEA CONVENTION; NON-SIGNATORY STATES ASKED TO JOIN
19961209Other Texts Express Concern at Over-Fishing; Violations Of Global Moratorium on Use of Large-Scale Drift-Nets on High Seas
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GA/AB/3123
FIFTH COMMITTEE ALLOCATES $242 MILLION TO PEACE-KEEPING MISSIONS IN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA FOR FIRST HALF OF 1997
19961206The General Assembly would appropriate and apportion almost $242 million gross to maintain three peace-keeping missions in the former Yugoslavia for the first half of 1997, if it adopts three draft resolutions approved without a vote this morning by its Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary).
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GA/9189
CONCRETE MEASURES AND 'RENEWED SENSE OF OUTRAGE' NEEDED TO END TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN AND CHILDREN, SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS ASSEMBLY
19961206 Assembly Observes International Day for Abolition of Slavery, Adopts Texts on New And Restored Democracies, New Agenda for Africa
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SOC/CP/194
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ILLICIT TRAFFICKING IN STOLEN VEHICLES CONCLUDES IN WARSAW
19961206VIENNA, 4 December (UN Information Service) -- Representatives of law- enforcement agencies in 31 countries, insurance industries and car manufacturers ended a two-day United Nations conference in Warsaw yesterday with a strong call for new measures to combat the growing transnational trade in stolen vehicles.
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SG/SM/6121
SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES ACTION TO ADDRESS CONTEMPORARY FORMS OF SLAVERY, IN STATEMENT TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY
19961206 Following is the text of the statement of Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali to the General Assembly on the occasion of the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, 6 December:
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GA/9190
STATEMENT BY GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT ON INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY
19961206 Following is the statement by the President of the General Assembly, Razali Ismail (Malaysia) to commemorate the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, 6 December 1996:
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DC/2572
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SOC/CP/194
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ILLICIT TRAFFICKING IN STOLEN VEHICLES CONCLUDES IN WARSAW
19961206VIENNA, 4 December (UN Information Service) -- Representatives of law- enforcement agencies in 31 countries, insurance industries and car manufacturers ended a two-day United Nations conference in Warsaw yesterday with a strong call for new measures to combat the growing transnational trade in stolen vehicles.
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GA/9185
NEED FOR IMPROVED EFFORTS TO REMOVE ANTI-PERSONNEL LAND-MINES STRESSED THIS MORNING IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
19961205Continued Existence of Some 110 Million Unexploded Mines Worldwide Described as "The War That Never Ends"