Third Committee

25 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3403

ASSEMBLY WOULD DEMAND END TO HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AGAINST ETHNIC ALBANIANS IN KOSOVO, BY TERMS OF DRAFT APPROVED IN THIRD COMMITTEE

19961125 Texts on Human Rights and Extreme Poverty, Right to Development, International Cooperation in Human Right also Approved

25 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3402

22 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3400

STATES MUST BE HONEST ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS, ACCEPT CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM, THIRD COMMITTEE TOLD IN RIGHTS DEBATE

19961122

States must be honest about their human rights situations and be willing to accept constructive criticism from others, such as the Special Rapporteurs on human rights and the High Commissioner for Human Rights, according to the representative of the Marshall Islands.

22 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3401

APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE ON IMPACT OF ARMED CONFLICT ON CHILDREN WOULD BE RECOMMENDATION OF DRAFT APPROVED BY THIRD COMMITTEE

19961122 Drafts on Rights of Child, Racial Discrimination, among Five Texts Approved Without Vote by Committee

21 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3399

UNITED STATES CITES WIDESPREAD HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES BY SEVERAL COUNTRIES, IN CONTINUATION OF THIRD COMMITTEE DEBATE

19961121 Myanmar, China, Nigeria, Iraq, Among Countries Responding to Allegations of Violations

20 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3398

20 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3397

19 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3395

MASSIVE REFUGEE FLOWS TO RWANDA WOULD NOT END REGION'S HUMAN RIGHTS PROBLEMS NORWAY TELLS THIRD COMMITTEE

19961119 Committee Continues Human Rights Discussion, Hears Introduction of Two Draft Texts on Human Rights Issues

19 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3396

18 November 1996

Press Release
GA/SHC/3393

INTERNATIONAL FORCE NECESSARY TO ENSURE EMERGENCY RELIEF, REFUGEE REPATRIATION IN RWANDA, SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR TELLS THIRD COMMITTEE

19961118 Special Rapporteurs on Cambodia, Iraq, Nigeria, Extrajudicial Executions also Report, as Committee Continues Human Rights Discussion