H/2900
In progress at UNHQ
Press Release
SC/6180
26 February 1996
Press Release
SC/6180
PRESIDENT OF SECURITY COUNCIL MAKES STATEMENT TO PRESS ON MEMBERS' BEHALF CONCERNING TERRORIST ATTACKS IN JERUSALEM AND ASHKELON
19960226 The following statement was made to the press by the President of the Security Council, after Council consultations on Sunday, 25 February:-- Members of the Council condemn all acts of terrorism, including today's attack on buses in Jerusalem and Ashkelon;
EN/238
26 February 1996
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EN/238
COMMITTEE ON NEW AND RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY CONCLUDES TWO-WEEK SESSION
19960226 UN Conference Proposed on Energy for Twenty-First CenturyPOP/608*
26 February 1996
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POP/608*
UNFPA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SAYS APPROACH SENSITIVE TO MEETING INTEGRATED NEEDS FAVOURED SINCE CAIRO CONFERENCE
19960226 Commission on Population and Development Begins Twenty-Ninth SessionSG/SM/5899
26 February 1996
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SG/SM/5899
SECRETARY-GENERAL APPEALS FOR PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT TO NIGERIA, CAMEROON DISPUTE
19960226 The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary- General Boutros Boutros-Ghali:L/2753
26 February 1996
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L/2753
SG/SM/5897
26 February 1996
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SG/SM/5897
GA/PAL/718
SECRETARY-GENERAL'S STATEMENT AT OPENING OF 1996 SESSION OF PALESTINIAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE
19960226 Following is the text of Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali's statement at the opening of the 1996 session of the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People on Monday, 26 February:GA/PAL/717
26 February 1996
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GA/PAL/717
POP/609
26 February 1996
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POP/609
DH/2088
26 February 1996
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DH/2088
DAILY HIGHLIGHTS FOR: 26 February 1996
19960226 * Secretary-General condemns "brutal acts of terrorism" in Jerusalem and Ashkelon; Security Council Members call on parties to continue supporting Middle East peace process.* Secretary-General tells Special Committee on Inalienable Rights of Palestinian People that acts of violence in past year clearly intended to derail peace process.