SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE 1636 ADOPTS GUIDELINES FOR CONDUCT OF ITS WORK

The Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1636 (2005) adopted, on 8 March 2006, guidelines for the conduct of its work, to facilitate the implementation of the measures imposed by paragraph 3 (a) of the resolution.

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

The following statement to the press was delivered today by Security Council President César Mayoral ( Argentina):

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA

The following is a Security Council press statement on Ethiopia and Eritrea, delivered today by the President of the Council, César Mayoral ( Argentina):

UN COUNTER-TERRORISM BODY TO VISIT FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA ,

5 - 10 MARCH

PRESIDENT OF UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL AND CHAIRMAN

OF MILITARY STAFF COMMITTEE IN MARCH

In accordance with the principle of alphabetical rotation, the following are the President of the United Nations Security Council and the Chairman of the Military Staff Committee for March:

Security Council

5382^nd Meeting (AM)

Security Council amends statute of former Yugoslavia tribunal,

 

Unanimously adopting resolution 1660 (2006)

 

Allows Appointment of Reserve Judges

Security Council

5381^st Meeting (AM)

Special Coordinator for Middle East Peace briefs Security Council,

Urges continued support for Palestinian authority

 

Says Authority Building Block for Palestinian State , Cutting Assistance

Security Council

5380^th Meeting (PM)

Security Council welcomes results of 22 february meeting at headquarters

Aimed at resolving current impasse between Eritrea, ethiopia

 

Security Council

5379^th Meeting (AM)

Problem of sexual abuse by peacekeepers now openly recognized,

Broad strategy in place to address it, Security Council told

Head of Peacekeeping, Adviser to Secretary-General Brief

Security Council

5378^th Meeting (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT ENDORSES LATEST COMMUNIQUÉ

OF INTERNATIONAL GROUP OVERSEEING C ÔTE D’IVOIRE PEACE PROCESS