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POP/609
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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.
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OS/1719
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SG/SM/5898
SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES CAMEROON AND NIGERIA TO SETTLE DISPUTE OVER BAKASSI PENINSULA IN ACCORDANCE WITH UN CHARTER
19960226 The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary- General Boutros Boutros-Ghali:The Secretary-General received the Chargé d'affaires of Cameroon, Jean-Marc Mpay, at 1 p.m. today at his request.
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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;
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SG/SM/5896
SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS 'BRUTAL ACTS OF TERRORISM' IN JERUSALEM AND ASHKELON
19960225 The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary- General Boutros Boutros-Ghali:The Secretary-General said Sunday that he was "shocked and appalled at the brutal acts of terrorism perpetrated in Jerusalem and Ashkelon today."
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POP/607
COMMISSION ON POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT TO MEET AT HEADQUARTERS 26 FEBRUARY - 1 MARCH
19960223 Background ReleaseReproductive rights and health, including such issues as family planning, maternal and child health, abortion and information on sexuality, will be the central theme of the second session of the Commission on Population and Development, to be held at Headquarters from 26 February to 1 March.