Security Council

5242^nd Meeting (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS GEORGIA OBSERVER MISSION UNTIL 31 JANUARY 2006,

UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1615 (2005)

 

Security Council

5243^rd Meeting (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL MAINTAINS SANCTIONS ON DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

 

IN LIGHT OF FAILURE BY PARTIES TO COMPLY WITH ITS DEMANDS

 

SECURITY COUNCIL’S 1518 COMMITTEE UPDATES LIST OF INDIVIDUALS WHOSE FINANCIAL

 

ASSETS SHOULD BE TRANSFERRED TO IRAQI DEVELOPMENT FUND

 

The Chairman of the Security Council Committee established by resolution 1518 (2003) wishes to inform as follows:

Security Council

5239^th Meeting* (PM)

Security Council unequivocally condemns deadly sharm el-sheikh

terrorist bomb attacks in presidential statement

 

Security Council

5240^th Meeting (PM)

Security Council, in presidential statement, strongly condemns

assassination of algerian diplomats in baghdad

The Security Council condemned in the strongest possible terms today the assassination of Ali Belaroussi and Azzeddine Belkadi, the two diplomats accredited to the Algerian Embassy to Iraq.

Security Council

5235^th Meeting* (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL ESTABLISHES MONITORING, REPORTING MECHANISM ON USE

OF CHILD SOLIDERS, UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1612 (2005)

Will Collect Timely, Reliable Information on Recruitment, Use;

Calls on Offenders to Prepare Time-Bound Action Plans to Halt Practice

SECURITY COUNCIL ESTABLISHES FIRST COMPREHENSIVE MONITORING, REPORTING SYSTEM

TO PROTECT CHILDREN AFFECTED BY ARMED CONFLICT

 

Offenders Ordered to Prepare Time-Bound Plans for Ending of Violations

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE APPROVES ADDITION OF INFORMATION REGARDING

ONE ENTITY IN AL-QAIDA SECTION OF CONSOLIDATED LIST

The Al-Qaida and Taliban Sanctions Committee on 25 July 2005 approved the addition of information for one entity in the Al-Qaida section of its Consolidated List (the changes have been marked with cross-through and underline in the entry below).

Security Council

5236^th Meeting (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL FORWARDS LIST OF AD LITEM JUDGE CANDIDATES

FOR FORMER YUGOSLAVIA TRIBUNAL TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY

 

With the number of candidates for ad litem judges for the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia still falling short of the minimum number required by the court’s Statute, the Security Council this morning forwarded a list of 34 candidates to the General Assembly.

Security Council

5231^st Meeting (AM)

SUDAN SITUATION FRAGILE, BUT 2005 COULD BECOME YEAR OF ‘DECISIVE CHANGE’,

 

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE JAN PRONK TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL

UN Mission Head Describes ‘Snowball Effect’ of Peace Agreement,

Adds Battle Against Poverty Will Require Decades of Sustained Effort