Press Release RD/959 |
NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS ADDRESS CONFERENCE
AGAINST RACISM FOR FIRST TIME
Press Release RD/959 |
NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS ADDRESS CONFERENCE
AGAINST RACISM FOR FIRST TIME
Press Release SG/SM/7937 RD/949 |
4 September 2001
SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES COUNTRIES AT RACISM CONFERENCE
TO ‘STAY THE COURSE’ FOLLOWING ISRAEL, US WITHDRAWAL
DURBAN, 3 September -- The following statement is attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General:
Press Release RD/936 |
WORKING GROUP COMMENCES REVIEW OF DRAFT PROGRAMME OF ACTION
AFTER LENGTHY PROCEDURAL DISCUSSION
Approves Paragraphs on Development of Capacity–Building
Programmes and Access to Justice Systems for Those of African Descent
Press Release RD/940 |
IMPACT OF PAST ON GLOBALIZATION, MIDDLE EAST ARE MAJOR
Press Release RD/939 |
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST MINORITIES, MIDDLE EAST, REPARATIONS FOR SLAVERY
AMONG ISSUES RAISED AT WORLD CONFERENCE AGAINST RACISM
Press Release RD/934 |
Round Tableof Heads
of State/Government
HEADS OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT DEBATE ACTION AGAINST RACISM
Secretary-General Urges Participants
To Use Their Power to Enhance National Dialogue
Press Release SG/SM/7936 RD/933 |
WORKPLACE ONE OF FRONTLINES IN FIGHT AGAINST DISCRIMINATION,
SECRETARY-GENERAL TELL GLOBAL COMPACT EVENT
DURBAN, 31 August -- Following is the text of remarks made today by Secretary-General Kofi Annan at the Global Compact Event held in conjunction with the World Conference against Racism in Durban, South Africa:
Press Release RD/950 |
ACTION TAKEN BY WORKING GROUPS ON DRAFT DECLARATION
AND DRAFT ACTION PROGRAMME, 3 SEPTEMBER
DURBAN -- On Monday, 3 September, Working Group I on the Draft Declaration and Working Group II on the Draft Programme of Action each held three meetings. Working Group I is being chaired by Marc Bossuyt of Belgium, and Working Group II is being chaired by Bonaventure M. Bowa of Zambia.
Texts Adopted -- Working Group I, Draft Declaration
Press Release RD/944 |
WORLD CONFERENCE AGAINST RACISM RISKS FAILURE WITHOUT SPIRIT
OF COMPROMISE, NORWAY WARNS
DURBAN, 3 September -- As the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance continued its general debate this morning, the gathering of government leaders and high ministers were warned that maintaining inflexible positions on issues of vital importance for all members of the global community would doom the Conference to failure.
Press Release RD/945 |
DELEGATES CONTINUE TO DEBATE WIDE RANGE OF ISSUES
AT WORLD CONFERENCE AGAINST RACISM
United States, Israel Announce Withdrawal from Conference
DURBAN, 3 September -- Speakers in the general debate of the World Conference against Racism this afternoon and evening addressed a wide range of issues as the United States and Israel announced that they were withdrawing their delegations from the Conference.