ST/LIB/SER.B/S.47
Index to Proceedings of the Security Council
Sixty-fifth year — 2010
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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Please send any comments you may have to: [email protected] This page intentionally left blank CONTENTS
Introduction...... v
Abbreviations ...... vii
Organizational information...... ix
Check-list of meetings...... xiii
Agenda ...... xvii
Subject index ...... 1
Index to speeches...... 133
Corporate names/countries……………………………………… 135
Speakers…………………………………………………………... 175
Subjects……………………………………………………………. 223
List of documents ...... 261
Resolutions adopted by the Security Council...... 269
Voting chart of resolutions...... 273
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The Security Council is the organ of the United Nations Voting chart, indicating the voting for resolutions adopted by which has primary responsibility for the maintenance of the Council. international peace and security under the Charter of the United Nations. The Council, which is composed of 15 DOCUMENTATION OF THE members, is organized so as to be able to function SECURITY COUNCIL continuously. Documents of the Security Council are first issued in The Index to Proceedings of the Security Council is a provisional form. A selected number of them are subsequently guide to the documentation and proceedings of the Security printed in the quarterly Supplements to Official Records, where Council, its commissions, committees and ad hoc committees. they are arranged chronologically. Some special reports are The present issue covers the sixty-fifth year (2010) of the issued individually as numbered Special Supplements. Security Council and its sub-bodies which met during the year. Resolutions adopted by the Security Council, first issued in The Index is prepared by the Dag Hammarskjöld Library, provisional form, are later collected along with decisions taken, Department of Public Information, as one of the products of the in a separate volume of the Official Records of the year. After United Nations Bibliographic Information System (UNBIS). their republication in the Official Records, the provisional documents are no longer available. ARRANGEMENT OF THE INDEX Double-symbol documents bearing both S/- and A/- The Index consists of the following parts: symbols were submitted to both the Security Council and the General Assembly. Sessional information, listing members and officers, and providing information on rules of procedure and on Verbatim records of meetings of the Security Council resolutions and decisions; appear first in provisional form. They may be identified by their symbol, which consists of the series corresponding to that of Check-list of meetings, listing the meetings of the the meeting, e.g., S/PV.6271. Verbatim records of meetings Council and those of its subsidiary bodies that met during the are later printed as separate fascicles in the Official Records. year;
Agenda, listing matters considered by and brought HOW TO OBTAIN DOCUMENTS before the Council together with the subject headings under which these items are listed in the Subject index; Printed documentation for the Security Council, sixty-fifth year, Subject index, providing topical access to Security may be obtained or purchased from authorized sales agents Council documentation arranged alphabetically by subjects by providing the following information: and listing documents submitted to the Council, the meetings at which items were considered and the action taken, if any; Official Records of the Security Council, Sixty-fifth Year:
Index to speeches, providing access to speeches that Meeting. . . (specify meeting number) for verbatim records. were made before the Security Council. The index is subdivided into three sections: corporate names/countries, Supplement for . . . (specify quarter of year or special speakers and subjects; supplement no.).
List of documents, listing documents arranged by Resolutions and decisions (for the collected edition of symbol; resolutions and decisions adopted during the year).
Resolutions adopted by the Security Council, 2010, listing resolution numbers, the subjects under which they may be found in the Subject index, as well as meetings and dates on which the resolutions were adopted;
Speakers’ names are based on information found in United Nations documents. To submit a name correction, please send an e-mail to [email protected]
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Add. Addendum, addenda
AMISOM African Union Mission in Somalia
Art. Article
ASEAN Association of South-East Asia Nations
BINUB United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi
BNUB United Nations Office in Burundi
BINUCA United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic
Corr. Corrigendum; corrigenda
CTC United Nations Counter-Terrorism Committee
CTED United Nations Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate
ECOWAS Economic Community of Wet African Treaty
EUFOR European Union-led Force
IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency
IBRD International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
ICJ International Court of Justice
ICTR International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
ICTY International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
IGAD Intergovernmental Authority on Development
ISAF International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan
KFOR Kosovo Force
MINURCA United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic
MINURCAT United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad
MINURSO United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara
MINUSTAH United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti
MONUC United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization
No. Number(s)
OAS Organization of American States
OIC Organization of the Islamic Conference para., paras. Paragraph(s)
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PNTL Policía Nacional de Timor-Leste
Rev. Revision
SCOR Official Records of the Security Council sess. Session
SFOR Stabilization Force
Suppl. Supplement
TFG Transitional Federal Government (Somalia)
UN United Nations
UNAMA United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan
UNAMI United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq
UNAMID African Union/United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur
UNDOF United Nations Disengagement Observer Force
UNFICYP United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus
UNIFIL United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon
UNIOGBIS United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau
UNIPSIL United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone
UNMIL United Nations Mission in Liberia
UNMIN United Nations Political Mission in Nepal
UNMIS United Nations Mission in Sudan
UNMIT United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste
UNOCI United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire
UNOGBIS United Nations Post-Conflict Peace Building Support Office in Guinea-Bissau
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MEMBERS AND TERMS OF OFFICE
Members Date of election by the Term of office General Assembly (1 Jan.-31 Dec.)
Austria 17 Oct. 2008 2009-2010 Bosnia and Herzegovina 15 Oct. 2009 2010-2011 Brazil 15 Oct. 2009 2010-2011 China Permanent member under Art. 23 of the Charter France Permanent member under Art. 23 of the Charter Gabon 15 Oct. 2009 2010-2011 Japan 17 Oct. 2008 2009-2010 Lebanon 15 Oct. 2009 2010-2011 Mexico 17 Oct. 2008 2009-2010 Nigeria 15 Oct. 2009 2010-2011 Russian Federation Permanent member under Art. 23 of the Charter Turkey 17 Oct. 2008 2009-2010 Uganda 17 Oct. 2008 2009-2010 United Kingdom Permanent member under Art. 23 of the Charter United States Permanent member under Art. 23 of the Charter
A list of representatives and advisers for 2010 is included in Permanent Missions to the United Nations (ST/SG/SER.A/300).
PRESIDENTS
In accordance with rule 18 of the provisional rules of procedure of the Security Council, the presidency of the Council is held in turn by Member States, normally in the English alphabetical order of their names. Each President holds office for one calendar month. During 2010, the presidency was held as follows:
Month President Meetings
January China (Zhang, Yesui) 6255-5257, 6259-6265, 6266-6267 (Liu, Zhenmin) 6265(Resumption1)
February France (Araud, Gérard) 6268-6270, 6271-6274, 6276-6279 (Araud, Gérard / 6270(Resumption1) Rivière, Nicolas de)
March Gabon (Issoze-Ngondet, 6280-6281, 6283-6288, 6289-6292 Emmanuel) (Moungara-Moussotsi, 6288(Resumption1) Alfred)
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Month President Meetings
April Japan (Takasu, Yukio) 6293, 6297, 6298 + (Resumption1), 6299(Resumption1), 6300, 6301-6305 (Okuda, Norihiro) 6300(Resumption1) (Okada, Katsuya) 6299
May Lebanon (Salam, Nawaf A.) 6306, 6308-6309, 6311-6321, 6324 (Salam, Nawaf A. / 6310, 6325 Ziade, Caroline) (Hariri, Saad) 6322 (Ziade, Caroline) 6323
June Mexico (Heller, Claude) 6326-6327, 6329-6330, 6333, 6335-6336, 6338-6340, 6342, 6344-6346, 6347(Resumption1), 6348-6352 (Espinosa Cantellano, Patricia / 6341 Heller, Claude / Puente, Guillermo) (Heller, Claude / 6341(Resumption1) Puente, Guillermo) (Gómez Robledo, Juan Manuel) 6347
July Nigeria (Ogwu, U. Joy) 6353, 6354 + (Resumption1), 6355-6356, 6358-6359, 6360(Resumption1), 6362, 6363 + (Resumption1), 6364-6366 (Ajumogobia, Odein) 6360
August Russian Federation (Churkin, Vitaly I.) 6367-6372, 6374-6375
September Turkey (Apakan, Ertugrul) 6377-6379, 6381-6388, 6391-6394 (Gül, Abdullah) 6389 (Davutoglu, Ahmet) 6390
October Uganda (Rugunda, Ruhakana) 6395-6403, 6404 + (Resumption1), 6405-6407, 6410, 6411(Resumption1, 6413-6414 (Kategaya, Eriya) 6409, 6411
November United Kingdom (Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir) 6415-6418, 6421-6424, 6427, 6428-6431 (Hague, William) 6425 (Parham, Philip John) 6426, 6427(Resumption1), 6432
December United States (Anderson, Brooke D.) 6434, 6449 (Rice, Susan E.) 6437-6440, 6442, 6444-6448, 6451-6453, 6458-6462 (Biden, Joseph R.) 6450 (DiCarlo, Rosemary A.) 6453(Resumption1), 6454-6455, 6457, 6463 (Rice, Susan E. / 6464 DiCarlo, Rosemary A.)
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RULES OF PROCEDURE
During 2010, the provisional rules of procedure of the Security Council contained in document S/96/Rev.7 were in effect (Sales No. E.83.1.4).
RESOLUTIONS AND DECISIONS
Resolutions adopted and decisions taken by the Council during 2010 are collected in volumes of the Official Records of the Security Council, Sixty-fifth Year (documents S/INF/65 and S/INF/66 (to be issued)).
Resolutions initially issued separately in provisional form under the symbols S/RES/1908-1966 (2010), are listed on pages 269-271 entitled “Resolutions adopted by the Security Council”.
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(Symbol: S/PV.-)
Meeting Date, 2010 Meeting Date, 2010 Meeting Date, 2010
6255 6 Jan. 6308 5 May 6363 21 July 6256 12 Jan. 6309 10 May 6364 22 July 6257 13 Jan. 6310 11 May 6365 27 July 6258 14 Jan. 6311 12 May 6366 30 July 6259 14 Jan. 6312 12 May 6367 3 Aug. 6260 15 Jan. 6313 12 May 6368 4 Aug. 6261 19 Jan. 6314 17 May 6369 5 Aug. 6262 21 Jan. 6315 18 May 6370 6 Aug. 6263 21 Jan. 6316 19 May 6371 10 Aug. 6264 22 Jan. 6317 19 May 6372 17 Aug. 6265 27 Jan. 6318 20 May 6373 18 Aug. 6265(Resumption1) 27 Jan. 6319 24 May 6374 25 Aug. 6266 28 Jan. 6320 25 May 6375 30 Aug. 6267 28 Jan. 6321 25 May 6376 3 Sept. 6268 5 Feb. 6322 26 May 6377 7 Sept. 6269 11 Feb. 6323 27 May 6378 7 Sept. 6270 12 Feb. 6324 28 May 6379 8 Sept. 6270(Resumption1) 12 Feb. 6325 31 May 6380 9 Sept. 6271 16 Feb. 6326 1 June 6381 9 Sept. 6272 16 Feb. 6327 2 June 6382 13 Sept. 6273 18 Feb. 6328 3 June 6383 15 Sept. 6274 19 Feb. 6329 3 June 6384 15 Sept. 6275 22 Feb. 6330 4 June 6385 15 Sept. 6276 23 Feb. 6331 4 June 6386 16 Sept. 6277 24 Feb. 6332 4 June 6387 17 Sept. 6278 26 Feb. 6333 7 June 6388 17 Sept. 6279 26 Feb. 6334 8 June 6389 23 Sept. 6280 4 Mar. 6335 9 June 6390 27 Sept. 6281 5 Mar. 6336 11 June 6391 28 Sept. 6282 10 Mar. 6337 11 June 6392 29 Sept. 6283 12 Mar. 6338 14 June 6393 29 Sept. 6284 17 Mar. 6339 15 June 6394 29 Sept. 6285 18 Mar. 6340 15 June 6395 13 Oct. 6286 18 Mar. 6341 16 June 6396 13 Oct. 6287 18 Mar. 6341(Resumption1) 16 June 6397 14 Oct. 6288 19 Mar. 6342 18 June 6398 14 Oct. 6288(Resumption1) 19 Mar. 6343 21 June 6399 14 Oct. 6289 19 Mar. 6344 28 June 6400 14 Oct. 6290 22 Mar. 6345 28 June 6401 14 Oct. 6291 22 Mar. 6346 29 June 6402 15 Oct. 6292 24 Mar. 6347 29 June 6403 15 Oct. 6293 6 Apr. 6347(Resumption1) 29 June 6404 18 Oct. 6294 7 Apr. 6348 29 June 6404(Resumption1) 18 Oct. 6295 9 Apr. 6349 29 June 6405 19 Oct. 6296 9 Apr. 6350 30 June 6406 20 Oct. 6297 13 Apr. 6351 30 June 6407 21 Oct. 6298 14 Apr. 6352 30 June 6408 21 Oct. 6298(Resumption1) 14 Apr. 6353 6 July 6409 22 Oct. 6299 16 Apr. 6354 7 July 6410 25 Oct. 6299(Resumption1) 16 Apr. 6354(Resumption1) 7 July 6411 26 Oct. 6300 22 Apr. 6355 9 July 6411(Resumption1) 26 Oct. 6300(Resumption1) 22 Apr. 6356 12 July 6412 27 Oct. 6301 27 Apr. 6357 12 July 6413 28 Oct. 6302 27 Apr. 6358 13 July 6414 29 Oct. 6303 28 Apr. 6359 15 July 6415 3 Nov. 6304 29 Apr. 6360 16 July 6416 5 Nov. 6305 30 Apr. 6360(Resumption1) 16 July 6417 9 Nov. 6306 4 May 6361 19 July 6418 10 Nov. 6307 5 May 6362 20 July 6419 10 Nov.
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Meeting Date, 2010 Meeting Date, 2010 Meeting Date, 2010
6420 11 Nov. 6435 6 Dec. 6451 16 Dec. 6421 11 Nov. 6436 7 Dec. 6452 16 Dec. 6422 12 Nov. 6437 7 Dec. 6453 16 Dec. 6423 12 Nov. 6438 8 Dec. 6453(Resumption1) 17 Dec. 6424 15 Nov. 6439 9 Dec. 6454 17 Dec. 6425 16 Nov. 6440 9 Dec. 6455 17 Dec. 6426 18 Nov. 6441 9 Dec. 6456 19 Dec. 6427 22 Nov. 6442 10 Dec. 6457 20 Dec. 6427(Resumption1) 22 Nov. 6443 10 Dec. 6458 20 Dec. 6428 23 Nov. 6444 14 Dec. 6459 20 Dec. 6429 23 Nov. 6445 14 Dec. 6460 20 Dec. 6430 23 Nov. 6446 14 Dec. 6461 22 Dec. 6431 24 Nov. 6447 14 Dec. 6462 22 Dec. 6432 29 Nov. 6448 14 Dec. 6463 22 Dec. 6433 3 Dec. 6449 14 Dec. 6464 22 Dec. 6434 6 Dec. 6450 15 Dec.
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UNITED NATIONS COMPENSATION COMMISSION (Symbol: S/AC.26/SR.-)
Established at the 2987th meeting, 20 May 1991. Terms of reference: resolution 692 (1991) of 20 May 1991. President: Christian Strohal (Austria). Vice-Presidents: representatives of Brazil and Japan. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Session Date, 2010
69 27-29 Apr. 70 9-11 Nov.
(Restricted distribution of meeting records)
SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION 1267 (1999) CONCERNING AL-QAIDA AND THE TALIBAN AND ASSOCIATED INDIVIDUALS AND ENTITIES (Symbol: S/AC.37/SR.-)
Established at the 4051st meeting, 15 Oct. 1999. Terms of reference: resolution 1267 (1999) of 15 Oct. 1999. Chairman: Thomas Mayr-Harting (Austria). Vice-Chairmen: representatives of Brazil and Russian Federation. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Meeting Date, 2010
41 25 Oct. 42 7 Dec.
(Restricted distribution of meeting records)
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SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION 1373 (2001) CONCERNING COUNTER-TERRORISM (Symbol: S/AC.40/SR.-)
Established at the 4385th meeting, 28 Sept. 2001 Terms of reference: resolution 1373 (2001) of 28 Sept. 2001. Chairman: Ertugrul Apakan (Turkey) Vice-Chairmen: representatives of France, Gabon and Russian Federation. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Meeting Date, 2010
230 21 Jan. 231 28 Jan. 232 4 Mar. 233 25 Mar. 234 15 Apr. 235 12 May 236 3 June 237 9 June 238 22 July 239 9 Sept. 240 14 Oct. 241 28 Oct. 242 23 Nov. 243 16 Dec.
(Restricted distribution of meeting records)
SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION 1540 (2004) CONCERNING NON-PROLIFERATION OF NUCLEAR, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS (Symbol: S/AC.44/SR.-)
Established at the 4956th meeting, 28 Apr. 2004. Terms of reference: resolution 1540 (2004) of 28 Apr. 2004. Chairman: Claude Heller (Mexico). Vice-Chairmen: representatives of Lebanon, Turkey and United Kingdom. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Meeting Date, 2010
31 17 Mar. 32 28 Apr. 33 7 June 34 12 July 35 9 Aug. 36 17 Sept. 37 19 Oct. 38 18 Nov. 39 20 Dec.
(Restricted distribution of meeting records)
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AGENDA
The Council's practice is to adopt at each meeting, on the basis of a provisional agenda circulated in advance, the agenda for that meeting. At subsequent meetings an item may appear in its original form or with the addition of such sub-items as the Council may decide to include. Once included in the agenda, an item remains on the list of matters of which the Council is seized, until the Council agrees to its removal.
The agenda as adopted for each meeting in 2010 will be found in the Official Records of the Security Council, Sixty-Fifth Year (S/PV.6255-6464). A list of weekly summary statements of matters of which the Security Council is seized, and on the stage reached in their consideration, submitted by the Secretary-General under rule 11 of the provisional rules of procedure of the Security Council, appears in the Subject index under the heading "UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–AGENDA".
Listed below are the matters considered by, or brought to the attention of the Council during 2010. They are arranged alphabetically by the subject headings under which related documents are to be found in the Subject index.
LIST OF MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE SECURITY COUNCIL DURING 2010
NOTE: Subject headings under which documentation related to agenda items is listed in the Subject index appear in capital letters following the title of the item.
The situation in Afghanistan. See AFGHANISTAN SITUATION United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan. See UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN
2. Peace and security in Africa. See AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY
3. The situation in Burundi. See BURUNDI SITUATION
4. The situation in the Central African Republic. See CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION 4a. United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad. See UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD
5. Relations between Chad and Sudan. See CHAD–SUDAN
6. The situation in Chad. See CHAD SITUATION
7. Protection of civilians in armed conflicts. See CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS 7a. Children and armed conflicts. See CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS 7b. Women and armed conflicts. See WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS
8. Political conditions in Côte d’Ivoire. See CÔTE D'IVOIRE –POLITICAL CONDITIONS 8a. United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. See UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE
9. The situation in Cyprus. See CYPRUS QUESTION 9a. United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus. See UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS
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10. The situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. See DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 10a. United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. See UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO 10b. UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
11. Disarmament matters. See DISARMAMENT 11a. NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT
12. Relations between Djibouti and Eritrea. See DJIBOUTI–ERITREA
13. Regional security in Europe. See EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY
14. The situation in the Former Yugoslavia. See FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION 14a. The situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina. See BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION 14b. United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. See UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO 14c. The situation in Kosovo. See KOSOVO (SERBIA)
15. The situation in Guinea-Bissau. See GUINEA–BISSAU SITUATION
16. Political conditions in Guinea. See GUINEA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS
17. Political conditions in Haiti. See HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 17a. United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. See UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI
18. Election of members of the International Court of Justice. See ICJ–MEMBERS
19. International peace and security. See INTERNATIONAL SECURITY
20. International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons . Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. See INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
21. International Criminal Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Genocide and Other Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan Citizens Responsible for Genocide and Other Such Violations Committed in the Territory of Neighbouring States between 1 January and 31 December 1994. See INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA
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22. The situation in Iraq. See IRAQ SITUATION 22a. United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq. See UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ
23. Question of Korea. See KOREAN QUESTION
24. The situation in Liberia. See LIBERIA SITUATION 24a. United Nations Mission in Liberia. See UN MISSION IN LIBERIA
25. The situation in the Middle East. See MIDDLE EAST SITUATION 25a. Political conditions in Lebanon. See LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 27aa. United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon. See UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON 25b. The situation in Palestine. See PALESTINE QUESTION 25c. The situation in the occupied Arab territories. See TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL 25d. United Nations Disengagement Observer Force. See UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE
26. Narcotic drugs. See NARCOTIC DRUGS
27. Political conditions in Nepal. See NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 27a. United Nations Political Mission in Nepal. See UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL
28. Matters concerning the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. See NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION 28a. Missile launches conducted by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. See DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREA–MISSILE LAUNCHINGS
29. Building peace. See PEACEBUILDING
30. United Nations peacekeeping operations. See PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS
31. Cooperation between the United Nations and regional organizations. See REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN
32. The situation in Rwanda. See RWANDA–SITUATION
33. Political conditions in Sierra Leone. See SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 33a. United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone. See UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE
34. Small arms. See SMALL ARMS
35. The Somalia situation. See SOMALIA SITUATION
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36. Political conditions in the Sudan. See SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 36a. United Nations Mission in the Sudan. See UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN 36b. African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. See AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR
37. International terrorism. See TERRORISM
38. The situation in Timor-Leste. See TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION 38a. United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste. See UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR–LESTE
39. Methods of work of the Security Council. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK
40. Annual report of the Security Council to the General Assembly. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2009-2010)
41. The question of Western Sahara. See WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION 41a. United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara. See UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA
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NOTE: These items were not discussed by the Council
1. Relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan. See ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN
2. Relations between Cambodia and Thailand. See CAMBODIA–THAILAND
3. Relations between Cameroon and Nigeria. See CAMEROON–NIGERIA
4. Relations between Eritrea and Ethiopia. See ERITREA–ETHIOPIA 4a. United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea. See UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA
5. The situation in Georgia. See GEORGIA SITUATION 5a. United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia. See UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA
6. Peace and security in the Great Lakes region of Africa. See GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL SECURITY
7. Relations between Greece and The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. See GREECE–THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA
8. Human rights matters. See HUMAN RIGHTS
9. Question of India and Pakistan. See INDIA-PAKISTAN QUESTION
10. Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and United Arab Emirates. See IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
11. Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and United States. See IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED STATES
12. International security presence in Kosovo. See KFOR
13. Implementation of sanctions by Member States. See SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE
14. Special Court for Sierra Leone. See SPECIAL COURT FOR SIERRA LEONE
15. United Nations Commission of Inquiry into the Facts and Circumstances of the Assassination of the Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto. See UN COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THE FACTS AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ASSASSINATION OF THE FORMER PRIME MINISTER OF PAKISTAN, MOHTARMA BENAZIR BHUTTO
16. Election of Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of Sanctions Committees of the Security Council. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–SANCTIONS COMMITTEES–OFFICERS
17. Commemoration of the end of the Second World War. See WORLD WAR (1939-1945)--ANNIVERSARIES (65TH)
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1. Matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–AGENDA
2. Credentials of representatives on the Security Council in 2010. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS
3. Resolutions and decisions adopted by the Security Council in 2010. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–RESOLUTIONS AND DECISIONS
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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) Reports S/2010/497 Letter, 28 Sept. 2010, from the Chair of the S/2010/35 Letter, 19 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the General. Transmits letter dated 8 Jan. 2010 from the Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Deputy Secretary-General of NATO attaching the quarterly report on the operations of the International Transmits report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team Established pursuant to Security Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, covering the Council Resolution 1526 (2004), submitted in period 1 Aug.-31 Oct. 2009. accordance with para. 30 of resolution 1904 (2009). S/2010/125 Letter, 5 Mar. 2010, from the Chairman of the S/2010/548 Letter, 15 Oct. 2010, from the Secretary- Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the General. Transmits letter dated 11 Oct. 2010 from the Deputy Secretary-General of NATO attaching the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. quarterly report on the operations of the International Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, covering the period 1 May-31 July 2010. concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities reflecting its position on the S/2010/564 Report of the Security Council Mission to recommendations contained in the 10th report of the Afghanistan, 21 to 24 June 2010. Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team Issued: 1 Nov. 2010. (S/2009/502). S/2010/630 (A/65/612) The situation in Afghanistan and S/2010/127 (A/64/705) The situation in Afghanistan and its implications for international peace and security : its implications for international peace and security : report of the Secretary-General. report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 10 Dec. 2010. Issued: 10 Mar. 2010. S/2010/653 Letter, 20 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of S/2010/318 (A/64/872) The situation in Afghanistan and the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to its implications for international peace and security : Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the report of the Secretary-General. Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Issued: 16 June 2010. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) S/2010/353 Letter, 21 June 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 2 June 2010 from the reflecting its position on the recommendations contained in the report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Deputy Secretary-General of NATO attaching the Monitoring Team on the outcome of the review of the quarterly report on the operations of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, covering the Consolidated List described in para. 25 of Security Council resolution 1822 (2008) (S/2010/497). period 1 Nov. 2009-31 Jan. 2010. S/2010/657 Letter, 21 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/437 Letter, 10 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 16 Dec. 2010 from the General. Transmits letter dated 28 July 2010 from the Secretary-General of NATO attaching the quarterly Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the operations of the International Security Assistance Force report on the operations of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, covering the period 1 covering the period 1 Feb.-30 Apr. 2010. Aug.-31 Oct. 2010. S/2010/463 (A/65/552) The situation in Afghanistan and S/2010/685 Letter, 31 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of its implications for international peace and security : the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 14 Sept. 2010. Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. S/2010/463/Corr.1 (A/64/911/Corr.1) The situation in Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Afghanistan and its implications for international peace Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) and security : report of the Secretary-General : concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated corrigendum. Individuals and Entities, covering the Committee's Issued: 2 Nov. 2010. - Withdraws document activities from 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2010. A/64/911 -S/2010/463. General documents S/2010/47 Letter, 26 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) established pursuant to Security Council resolution 1401 (2002) and reports his intention to appoint Staffan de Mistura (Sweden) as his Special Representative for Afghanistan and Head of UNAMA.
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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) S/2010/48 Letter, 27 Jan. 2010, from the President of the S/2010/566 (A/65/554) Letter, 26 Oct. 2010, from the Security Council. Refers to letter of the Secretary- Russian Federation and the United Kingdom. Transmits General dated 26 Jan. 2010 (S/2010/47) concerning his the United Kingdom-Russian Federation joint press intention to appoint Staffan de Mistura (Sweden) as his statement on Afghanistan, signed by the Secretary of Special Representative for Afghanistan and Head of the State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and United Kingdom and the Minister for Foreign Affairs of reports that members of the Security Council have taken the Russian Federation, in Moscow on 13 Oct. 2010. note of his intention. Draft resolutions S/2010/65 Letter, 2 Feb. 2010, from the United Kingdom. S/2010/147 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Transmits statement by the Chairman of the High-level of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)] / meeting on Yemen held in London on 27 Jan. 2010, and Turkey. communiqué from the Afghanistan Conference held in London on 28 Jan. 2010. S/2010/518 Draft resolution [on extension of the authorization of the International Security Assistance S/2010/70 (A/64/654) Letter, 3 Feb. 2010, from Turkey. Force in Afghanistan (ISAF)] / Turkey. Transmits text of the Istanbul Statement adopted on 26 Jan. 2010 at the end of the Regional Summit on Participation by non-Council members (without Afghanistan, which was held on 26 Jan. 2010 in Istanbul. the right to vote) S/2010/325 Letter, 14 June 2010, from the President of S/PV.6255 (6 Jan. 2010) Afghanistan, Canada, Australia, the Security Council. Reports that the members of the New Zealand, Norway and Pakistan. Security Council have decided to send a mission to S/PV.6287 (18 Mar. 2010) Afghanistan, Australia, Afghanistan from 21 to 24 June 2010 and that it will be led by Ambassador Ertugrul Apakan of Turkey; includes Canada, Germany, India, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan and Poland. the terms of reference of the mission in an annex. S/PV.6290 (22 Mar. 2010) Afghanistan. S/2010/341 Letter, 28 June 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to S/PV.6310 (11 May 2010) Argentina, Colombia, Cuba, resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Morocco, New Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Zealand, Norway, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia and Concerns status of the review of the names on the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Consolidated List pursuant to resolution 1822 (2008); requests extension of the period of the review for one S/PV.6351 (30 June 2010) Afghanistan, Australia, more month, until 31 July 2010. Canada, Germany, India, Italy, Norway and Pakistan. S/2010/342 Letter, 29 June 2010, from the Chairman of S/PV.6394 (29 Sept. 2010) Afghanistan, Australia, the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Canada, Germany, India, Italy, New Zealand, Norway resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the and Pakistan. Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Refers to S/PV.6395 (13 Oct. 2010) Afghanistan. letter of the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) S/PV.6464 (22 Dec. 2010) Afghanistan, Australia, concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated Canada, Germany, India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Italy individuals and entities dated 28 June 2010 and Pakistan. (S/2010/341) concerning the request that the Security Discussion in plenary Council extend the deadline of the review described in paragraph 25 of resolution 1822 (2008) until 31 July S/PV.6255 (6 Jan. 2010). 2010; reports that the Council agrees to extend the S/PV.6268 (5 Feb. 2010). deadline mentioned above, in accordance with the Committee's request. S/PV.6287 (18 Mar. 2010). S/2010/479 (A/65/371) Letter, 13 Sept. 2010, from the S/PV.6290 (22 Mar. 2010). Russian Federation. Transmits joint statement by the At the 6290th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/147 Presidents of Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Russian was adopted unanimously: resolution 1917 (2010). Federation and Tajikistan, adopted during their 2nd S/PV.6310 (11 May 2010). quadrilateral meeting, held in Sochi, Russian Federation, 18 Aug. 2010. S/PV.6351 (30 June 2010). S/2010/542 Letter, 15 Oct. 2010, from the Secretary- S/PV.6394 (29 Sept. 2010). General. Transmits letter dated 6 Oct. 2010 from the S/PV.6395 (13 Oct. 2010). Minister for Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, welcoming At the 6395th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/518 the proposed extension of the International Security was adopted unanimously: resolution 1943 (2010). Assistance Force (ISAF) mandate until the Afghan security forces are fully able to provide and maintain S/PV.6464 (22 Dec. 2010). security and law and order on their own.
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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Resolutions Reports S/RES/1917(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2010/54 (A/64/638) Letter, 22 Jan. 2010, from Chad. Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)]. Transmits report of the 29th ministerial meeting of the Decides to extend until 23 Mar. 2011 the mandate of UN Standing Advisory Committee on Security Questions UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA); decides in Central Africa, held in N'Djamena, 9-13 Nov 2009. further that UNAMA and the Special Representative of the S/2010/324 Report of the Secretary-General on the Secretary-General, will continue to lead the international United Nations Office for West Africa. civilian efforts; stresses the importance of strengthening Issued: 21 June 2010. and expanding the presence of UNAMA; underscores the importance of the upcoming national legislative elections S/2010/327 Report of the Secretary-General on Eritrea. to Afghanistan's democratic development; welcomes also Issued: 22 June 2010. the Government's commitment to develop and implement an effective, inclusive, transparent and sustainable S/2010/514 (A/65/510) United Nations support to African national Peace and Reintegration Programme and Union peacekeeping authorized by the Security Council : encourages the international community to assist the report of the Secretary-General. efforts of the Government of Afghanistan in this regard Issued: 14 Oct. 2010. including through a Peace and Reintegration Trust Fund; S/2010/534 (A/65/517) Identical letters, 13 Oct. 2010, condemns in the strongest terms all attacks; expresses its from the Democratic Republic of the Congo addressed strong concern about the recruitment and use of children to the Secretary-General and the President of the by Taliban forces in Afghanistan; stresses in this context Security Council. Transmits, as the representative of the the importance of further progress in the reconstruction Chairman of the UN Standing Advisory Committee on and reform of the prison sector in Afghanistan, in order to Security Questions in Central Africa, the report of the improve the respect for the rule of law and human rights 30th ministerial meeting of the Committee, held in therein; affirms also the importance of voluntary, safe, Kinshasa, 26-30 Apr. 2010. orderly return and sustainable reintegration of the internally displaced persons; requests the Secretary- S/2010/614 Report of the Secretary-General on the General to report to the Council every 3 months on activities of the United Nations Office for West Africa. developments in Afghanistan. (Adopted unanimously, Issued: 3 Dec. 2010. 6290th meeting, 22 Mar. 2010) S/2010/693 Letter, 10 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- S/RES/1943(2010) [Extension of the authorization of the General. Transmits an independent study on the UN International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan Office for West Africa (UNOWA) conducted by the (ISAF)]. Center on International Cooperation of New York Decides to extend the authorization of the University. International Security Assistance Force, as defined in S/2010/694 Letter, 30 Dec. 2010, from the Chair of the Ad resolution 1386 (2001) and 1510 (2003), for a period of 12 Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and months until 13 Oct. 2011; authorizes the Member States Resolution in Africa. Tr ansmits report of the Ad Hoc participating in ISAF to take all necessary measures to Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Resolution in fulfil its mandate; recognizes the need to further strengthen Africa for 2010. ISAF to meet all its operational requirements, and in this regard calls upon Member States to contribute personnel, equipment and other resources to ISAF; calls upon ISAF and the NATO Senior Civilian Representative to continue to work in close consultation with the Afghan Government and the Special Representative of the UN Secretary- General in accordance with Security Council resolution 1917 (2010) as well as with the OEF coalition in the implementation of the ISAF mandate. (Adopted unanimously, 6395th meeting, 13 Oct. 2010)
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AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) General documents S/2010/371 Letter, 9 July 2010, from Nigeria. Transmits S/2010/116 Letter, 1 Mar. 2010, from Eritrea. Transmits concept note on "Optimizing the use of preventive diplomacy tools: prospects and challenges in Africa" for copy of letter addressed to the Secretary-General and a the open thematic debate in the Security Council, to be petition calling on the UN to repeal the sanctions imposed on Eritrea; the electronic version of the petition, held on 16 July 2010 under the Presidency of Nigeria. with 118,000 signatures, from the E-SMART Campaign S/2010/392 Letter, 20 July 2010, from Gabon, Nigeria and (Eritrean Sanctions Must Be Annulled Today), a project Uganda. Transmits communiqué of the consultative of the Organization of Eritrean Americans, in response to meeting of members of the Security Council of the UN resolution 1907 (2009), is available in the Secretariat. and the Peace and Security Council of the African Union, S/2010/117 Letter, 4 Mar. 2010, from the African Union. adopted on 9 July 2010. Transmits i) the report of the Chairperson of the S/2010/392/Add.1 Letter, 5 Aug. 2010, from Gabon, Commission on the situation in Madagascar, ii) related Nigeria and Uganda. Transmits communiqué of the communiqué, and iii) the communiqué on the situation in consultative meeting of members of the UN Security Niger, issued by the African Union Peace and Security Council and the Peace and Security Council of the Council at its 216th meeting, held on 19 Feb. 2010 in African Union, adopted on 18 Apr. 2008. Addis Ababa. S/2010/433 Letter, 6 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/143 Letter, 15 Mar. 2010, from Gabon. Transmits General. Refers to his report of 18 Sept. 2009 on concept paper for the Security Council debate on the support to African Union peacekeeping operations impact of illicit arms trafficking on peace and security in (A/64/359-S/2009/470) and reports his intention to the Central African region. appoint Zachary Muburi-Muita (Kenya) at the level of S/2010/149 Letter, 19 Mar. 2010, from the African Union. Assistant Secretary-General, as the Head of UN Office to the African Union, which was established by the Transmits communiqué on sanctions against Madagascar adopted by the African Union Peace and General Assembly on 1 July 2010. Security Council at its 221st meeting, held in Addis S/2010/434 Letter, 13 Aug. 2010, from the President of Ababa, on 17 Mar. 2010. the Security Council. Reports that the members of the S/2010/187 Letter, 14 Apr. 2010, from the President of the Security Council have taken note of the Secretary- General's intention in his letter dated 6 Aug. 2010 Security Council. Reports that members of the Security Council have decided to send a mission to Africa (S/2010/433) to appoint Zachary Muburi-Muita (Kenya) as the Head of UN Office to the African Union at the (Democratic Republic of the Congo) led by Gérard Araud level of Assistant Secretary-General. (France), tentatively from 16 to 20 Apr. 2010. S/2010/187/Add.1 Letter, 4 May 2010, from the President S/2010/457 Letter, 30 Aug. 2010, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter of the Security Council. Refers to letters dated 10 Mar. and 14 Apr. (S/2010/187) regarding the Security Council dated 11 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/697) expressing his intention to establish a UN Office for Central Africa in mission to Africa and informs that the members of the Libreville and states that members of the Council have Security Council have agreed to undertake the rescheduled mission to the Democratic Republic of the taken note of the intention expressed in the letter and they welcome the establishment of the proposed Office Congo from 13-16 May 2010; includes the mission for an initial period of 2 years, with a review of its revised composition. mandate after 18 months. S/2010/225 Letter, 3 May 2010, from Mexico. Transmits S/2010/509 Letter, 4 Oct. 2010, from the President of the letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Eritrea, enclosing the following documents: Eritrea's stance on Security Council. Reports that the members of the Security Council have agreed to send a mission to Security Council resolution 1907 (2009); Submissions of Uganda and the Sudan from 4 to 10 Oct. 2010; includes Eritrea to the Security Council on Ethiopia's military occupation of sovereign Eritrean territory; Eritrea's the terms of reference of the mission in an annex. position on relations with Djibouti; Eritrea's submission to S/2010/654 Note [on extension of the mandate of the Ad the Security Council on peace and justice in Somalia; Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and and Relevant attachments. Resolution in Africa until 31 Dec. 2011]. S/2010/262 Letter, 28 May 2010, from Eritrea. Refutes S/2010/660 Letter, 14 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- allegations made by the President of Djibouti, during his General. Transmits the draft mandate of the UN Office address to the Security Council on 19 May 2010, under for West Africa. agenda item "Peace and Security in Africa". S/2010/350 Letter, 30 June 2010, from Eritrea. Refers to the report of the Secretary-General on Eritrea (S/2010/327) and reports that Eritrea concurs with most of the issues concerning Djibouti, Somalia and Ethiopia mentioned in the report.
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AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) S/2010/661 Letter, 20 Dec. 2010, from the President of S/PRST/2010/6 Statement [made on behalf of the the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Security Council, at the 6288th meeting, 19 March 2010, dated 14 Dec. 2010 (S/2010/660) concerning the in connection with the Council's consideration of the item mandate of the UN Office for West Africa and reports entitled "Central African region"] / by the President of the that members of the Security Council concur with the Security Council. recommendation contained in the report of the activities Is gravely concerned about the illicit manufacture, of the Office (S/2010/614), to extend the mandate of the transfer and circulation of small arms and light weapons Office for a further period of 3 years, from 1 Jan. 2011-31 (SALW) and their excessive accumulation and Dec. 2013; requests the Secretary-General to report to uncontrolled spread in many regions of the world, the Council every 6 months on the fulfilment by the particularly in the subregion of Central Africa; underlines Office of its revised mandate. the vital importance of effective regulations and controls of Statements by the President of the Security the transparent trade in SALW in order to prevent their Council illegal diversion and re-export; reiterates that Member States should comply with existing arms embargoes and S/PRST/2010/3 Statement [made on behalf of the export bans and take necessary steps to effectively Security Council, at the 6272nd meeting, 16 Feb. 2010, implement these measures imposed by the Council in its in connection with the Council's consideration of the item relevant resolutions; calls on the States of the subregion to entitled "Peace consolidation in West Africa"] / by the strengthen efforts to establish mechanisms and regional President of the Security Council. networks among their relevant authorities for information Welcomes the recent positive developments in sharing to combat the illicit circulation and trafficking in Guinea while remaining concerned by the situation; SALW; encourages the Committees in charge of reiterates the statement of its President (S/PRST/2009/27); monitoring arms embargoes in Central African countries looks forward to the timely restoration of the normal and neighbouring countries, consistent with their constitutional order in a peaceful manner through a mandates, to establish channels of communication, with civilian-led transition; reiterates its support for the efforts of the Economic Community of Central African States, its the Economic Community of West African States and the Member States, and with the UN Standing Advisory African Union; calls upon all Guinean stakeholders to Committee on Security Questions in Central Africa; implement the Joint Declaration of Ouagadougou in full, to supports the action of the UN Missions present in the engage actively into the transition towards the restoration subregion, consistent with their mandates, to assist of the normal constitutional order through the holding of disarmament processes in the framework of DDR elections within 6 months; urges the national authorities to Programmes. prevent any further violence, and uphold the rule of law, S/PRST/2010/14 Statement [made on behalf of the including promotion, protection and respect for human Security Council, at the 6360th meeting, 16 July 2010, in rights and due process and stresses their obligations connection with the Council's consideration of the item towards the victims and witnesses; reiterates the call it entitled "Maintenance of international peace and made in its resolution 1888 (2009) to increase the security: Optimizing the use of preventive diplomacy representation of women in mediation processes and tools: Prospects and challenges in Africa"] / by the decision-making processes with regard to conflict President of the Security Council. resolution and peacebuilding. Recalls that the prevention of conflict remains a primary responsibility of Member States; recalls that early warning, preventive diplomacy, preventive deployment, mediation, practical disarmament measures and postconflict peacebuilding are interdependent and complementary components of a comprehensive conflict prevention strategy; acknowledges the potential benefits and efficiencies that could be achieved through an integrated approach to preventive diplomacy efforts similar to the approach to peacekeeping and peacebuilding methods; encourages the development of peaceful settlement of local disputes through regional arrangements; welcomes the promotion of regional approaches to the peaceful settlement of disputes; recognizes the importance of enhancing efforts, including coordination among relevant bilateral and multilateral donors.
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AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) S/PRST/2010/21 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6360(Resumption1) (16 July 2010). Security Council, at the 6409th meeting, 22 Oct. 2010, in S/PV.6362 (20 July 2010). connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the President S/PV.6397 (14 Oct. 2010). of the Security Council. Reaffirms the importance of and its commitment to S/PV.6409 (22 Oct. 2010). strengthening its partnership with the African Union Peace At the 6409th meeting, the President made a and Security Council through reviewing the degree of statement, on behalf of the Council members, in cooperation between them with regard to conflict connection with prior consultations among Council prevention, resolution, peacekeeping, peacebuilding, members on the item entitled "Peace and security in including the maintenance of constitutional order, the Africa": S/PRST/2010/21. promotion of human rights, democracy and the rule of law S/PV.6455 (17 Dec. 2010). in Africa; welcomes the establishment of the UN Office to the African Union; calls upon the African Union to work S/PV.6457 (20 Dec. 2010). towards implementation of a long-term and comprehensive capacity-building strategic framework in consultation with ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN the UN and other international partners. General documents Participation by non-Council members (without S/2010/19 (A/64/623) Letter, 4 Jan. 2010, from the right to vote) Azerbaijan. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by S/PV.6288 (19 Mar. 2010) Australia, Botswana, Central the military forces of Armenia during Dec. 2009. African Republic, Chad, Congo, Costa Rica, Democratic S/2010/71 (A/64/655) Letter, 3 Feb. 2010, from Republic of the Congo, Germany, Morocco, Republic of Azerbaijan. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by Korea, South Africa and Switzerland. the military forces of Armenia, during Jan. 2010. S/PV.6316 (19 May 2010) Djibouti. S/2010/78 (A/64/658) Letter, 8 Feb. 2010, from S/PV.6360 (16 July 2010) Algeria, Australia, Benin, Azerbaijan. Reports alleged massacre of Azerbaijani Botswana, Burkina Faso, Canada, Egypt, Gambia, civilian population by Armenian armed forces in the town of Khojaly during Feb. 1992. Germany, Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, Pakistan, Republic of Korea, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa and S/2010/102 (A/64/680) Letter, 24 Feb. 2010, from United Republic of Tanzania. Armenia. Refers to letter from Azerbaijan (A/64/658- S/PV.6362 (20 July 2010) Djibouti, Eritrea and Somalia. S/2010/78 ) dated 8 Feb. 2010 and refutes allegations made against Armenia. S/PV.6409 (22 Oct. 2010) Algeria, Australia, Ethiopia, S/2010/123 (A/64/700) Letter, 4 Mar. 2010, from Armenia. Finland, Kenya, Portugal, South Africa and Sudan. Refutes allegations made against Armenia and transmits Discussion in plenary information on the ceasefire violations allegedly carried S/PV.6256 (12 Jan. 2010). out by Azerbaijan from 17 Nov. 2009 to 1 Mar. 2010. S/PV.6272 (16 Feb. 2010). S/2010/134 (A/64/707) Letter, 10 Mar. 2010, from At the 6272nd meeting, the President made a Azerbaijan. Refers to the letter dated 24 Feb. 2010 from statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Armenia (A/64/680-S/2010/102) refuting allegations against Armenia made in the letter dated 8 Feb. 2010 connection with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "Peace consolidation in West (A/64/658-S/2010/78) from Azerbaijan; states that Africa": S/PRST/2010/3. Armenia attempts to deny its responsibility for the alleged crimes committed during aggression against S/PV.6288 (19 Mar. 2010). Azerbaijan. S/PV.6288(Resumption1) (19 Mar. 2010). S/2010/171 (A/64/737) Letter, 1 Apr. 2010, from At the 6288th meeting, the President made a Azerbaijan. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by statement, on behalf of the Council members, in the military forces of Armenia during the period Feb.- connection with prior consultations among Council Mar. 2010. members on the item entitled "Central African region": S/PRST/2010/6. S/2010/174 (A/64/738) Letter, 2 Apr. 2010, from Armenia. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire carried by S/PV.6316 (19 May 2010). Azerbaijan during the period 1 Mar. -1 Apr. 2010. S/PV.6358 (13 July 2010). S/2010/211 (A/64/760) Letter, 27 Apr. 2010, from Azerbaijan. Reports alleged settlement practices and S/PV.6360 (16 July 2010). activities by Armenia around the occupied territories of At the 6360th meeting, the President made a Azerbaijan. statement, on behalf of the Council members on the item entitled "Maintenance of international peace and security: S/2010/228 (A/64/771) Letter, 30 Apr. 2010, from Optimizing the use of preventive diplomacy tools : Azerbaijan. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by prospects and challenges in Africa": S/PRST/2010/14. the military forces of Armenia for the month of April 2010. - 6 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN (continued) ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN (continued) S/2010/239 (A/64/782) Letter, 10 May 2010, from S/2010/345 (A/64/851) Letter, 12 June 2010, from Azerbaijan. Concerns mass media reports of Azerbaijan. Transmits reaction of the international parliamentary elections in the Nagorny Karabakh region; community to the illegal "parliamentary elections" held states that the arranging of any kind of voting process in on 23 May 2010 in the occupied Nagorno-Karabakh that region cannot be recognized as legally valid and region of the Republic of Azerbaijan. affects the pre-existing legal status of these territories. S/2010/362 (A/64/858) Letter, 2 July 2010, from S/2010/246 (A/64/785) Letter, 18 May 2010, from Azerbaijan. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by Armenia. Refers to letters from Azerbaijan dated 28 Apr. the military forces of Armenia for the month of June 2010 (A/64/760-S/2010/211) and 13 May 2010 2010. (A/64/782-S/2010/239) and refutes allegations made. S/2010/373 (A/64/863) Letter, 9 July 2010, from Armenia. S/2010/249 (A/64/784) Letter, 14 May 2010, from Transmits information on ceasefire violations allegedly Azerbaijan. Transmits a statement of the Ministry of carried out by Azerbaijan from 1 June to 1 July 2010. Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan dated 14 May 2010 S/2010/420 (A/64/885) Letter, 3 Aug. 2010, from regarding reports of parliamentary elections to be held Azerbaijan. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by on 23 May 2010 in the Nagorny Karabakh region. the military forces of Armenia during July 2010. S/2010/257 (A/64/794) Letter, 21 May 2010, from S/2010/425 (A/64/889) Letter, 6 Aug. 2010, from Azerbaijan. Transmits press release of the Ministry of Azerbaijan. Reports alleged armed incident involving the Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan regarding use of firearms by the military forces of Armenia the adoption by the European Parliament on 20 May deployed in the occupied Khojavand district of 2010 of the resolution entitled "The need for an EU Azerbaijan on 28 July 2010. Strategy for the South Caucasus". S/2010/436 (A/64/898) Letter, 13 Aug. 2010, from S/2010/258 (A/64/795) Letter, 25 May 2010, from Armenia. Transmits information on ceasefire violations Azerbaijan. Transmits statement of the Ministry of allegedly carried out by Azerbaijan from 1 July to 2 Aug. Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan dated 24 2010. May 2010 regarding the parliamentary elections held on 23 May 2010 in the Nagorny Karabakh region; considers S/2010/469 (A/64/910) Letter, 7 Sept. 2010, from the elections illegal and urges the Armenian side to Armenia. Transmits information on ceasefire violations negotiate in good faith with a view to finding as soon as allegedly carried out by Azerbaijan from 2 Aug. to 1 Sept. possible a durable solution to the conflict, based on the 2010. norms and principles of international law. S/2010/500 (A/65/398) Letter, 28 Sept. 2010, from S/2010/273 (A/64/798) Letter, 27 May 2010, from Azerbaijan. Reports that on 27 Sept. 2010 the Armenia. Concerns parliamentary elections held on 23 Permanent Mission of Armenia to the UN allegedly May 2010 in the Nagorny Karabakh region. installed two flags on its premises in New York, the national flag of Armenia and a piece of coloured stuff or S/2010/279 (A/64/801) Letter, 3 June 2010, from rag purported to be a "flag" of the "Nagorno-Karabakh Armenia. Transmits information on ceasefire violations Republic"; states also that Azerbaijan considers this allegedly carried out by Azerbaijan from 31 Mar. to 1 action as a challenge to the efforts towards the May 2010. negotiated settlement of the conflict between Armenia S/2010/312 (A/64/816) Letter, 1 June 2010, from and Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by S/2010/531 (A/65/515) Letter, 13 Oct. 2010, from the military forces of Armenia for the month of May 2010. Azerbaijan. Refers to statement made on 25 Sept. 2010 S/2010/326 (A/64/838) Letter, 18 June 2010, from by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Armenia during the Armenia. Refers to documents A/64/794-S/2010/257 and general debate of the 65th session of the UN General A/64/795-S/2010/258 of 28 May 2010 containing a press Assembly; states that the allegations made in the release and statement of Azerbaijan containing statement challenges the conflict settlement process. interpretations of the Azerbaijani Government regarding S/2010/532 (A/65/516) Letter, 13 Oct. 2010, from the resolution of the European Parliament adopted on 20 Azerbaijan. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by May 2010 with respect to the need for a European Union the military forces of Armenia for the months of Aug. and strategy for the South Caucasus; calls upon Azerbaijan Sept. 2010. to show its readiness for constructive participation in the ongoing process of conflict resolution. S/2010/544 (A/65/524) Letter, 8 Oct. 2010, from Armenia. Transmits information on ceasefire violations allegedly S/2010/339 (A/64/ 849) Letter, 25 June 2010, from carried out by Azerbaijan from 2 Sept. to 1 Oct. 2010. Armenia. Transmits statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic with regard to the latest flagrant violation of the ceasefire regime on the line of contact, allegedly carried out by the Azerbaijani armed forces in the early hours of 19 June 2010.
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ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN (continued) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR (continued) S/2010/547 (A/65/534) Letter, 20 Oct. 2010, from Azerbaijan. Refers to remarks by President Serzh Statements by the President of the Security Sargsyan of Armenia at his meeting with journalists from Council Armenian Diaspora on 16 Oct. 2010; calls upon the international community to convince Armenia to cease S/PRST/2010/24 Statement [made on behalf of the the alleged racially and religiously motivated policy and Security Council, at the 6425th meeting, 16 Nov. 2010, practice. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the S/2010/585 (A/65/572) Letter, 9 Nov. 2010, from Armenia. Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. Refers to documents A/65/515-S/2010/531 and Reaffirms its strong commitment to the sovereignty, A/65/534-S/2010/547 circulated by Azerbaijan on 19 and independence, peace and stability of Sudan, and to a 22 Oct. 2010 and refutes statements made therein peaceful and prosperous future for all Sudanese people concerning the Nagorny Karabakh situation. and underlines its support for the Sudanese parties' full S/2010/615 (A/65/601) Letter, 3 Dec. 2010, from and timely implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Azerbaijan. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by Agreement (CPA), including the holding of the referenda Armenia for the months of Oct. and Nov. 2010. on the self-determination of the people of Southern Sudan and on the status of Abyei and of the popular consultations S/2010/676 (A/65/677) Letter, 29 Dec. 2010, from in Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile, and for a peaceful, Armenia. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by comprehensive and inclusive resolution of the situation of Azerbaijan for the period 1 Nov. -1 Dec. 2010. Darfur; reaffirms its support for UNAMID and reiterates its call on the Government of the Sudan and all relevant AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR parties to co-operate fully with the mission in discharging Reports its mandate. S/2010/16 Letter, 8 Jan. 2010, from the Chairman of the S/PRST/2010/28 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Security Council, at the 6452nd meeting, 16 Dec. 2010, resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan. Transmits in connection with the Council's consideration of the item report of the Security Council Committee established entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the pursuant to resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. Sudan covering the period 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2009. Strongly urges the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) parties to promptly fulfil their remaining S/2010/50 Report of the Secretary-General on the African commitments to finance the Southern Sudan Referendum Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. Commission and Southern Sudan Referendum Bureau; Issued: 29 Jan. 2010. reaffirms its support for the UN Secretary General's Panel for the Referenda led by President Benjamin Mkapa; S/2010/213 Report of the Secretary-General on the reiterates the urgent need for the parties to provide African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. immediate and ongoing reassurance to people of all Issued: 28 Apr. 2010. nationalities in Sudan; reaffirms its support for the AU-UN S/2010/382 Report of the Secretary-General on the led peace process for Darfur, hosted by the Government of African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. Qatar. Issued: 14 July 2010. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2010/543 Report of the Secretary-General on the the right to vote) African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur S/PV.6410 (25 Oct. 2010) Sudan. (UNAMID). Issued: 18 Oct. 2010. S/PV.6425 (16 Nov. 2010) Sudan. S/2010/679 Letter, 30 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of S/PV.6452 (16 Dec. 2010) Sudan. the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Discussion in plenary Resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee S/PV.6269 (11 Feb. 2010). Established pursuant to Resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan submitted in accordance with the S/PV.6318 (20 May 2010). note by the President of the Security Council of 29 Mar. S/PV.6338 (14 June 2010). 1995 (S/1995/234); covers the period 1 Jan. -31 Dec. 2010. S/PV.6361 (19 July 2010). Draft resolutions S/PV.6365 (27 July 2010). S/2010/402 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.6366 (30 July 2010). of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in At the 6366th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/402 Darfur (UNAMID)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and was adopted unanimously: resolution 1935 (2010). Northern Ireland. S/PV.6397 (14 Oct. 2010). S/PV.6410 (25 Oct. 2010).
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AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION (continued) (continued) S/PV.6425 (16 Nov. 2010). General documents At the 6425th meeting, the President made a S/2010/51 Letter, 28 Jan. 2010, from Turkey. Transmits statement, on behalf of the Council members, in conclusions of the 2nd meeting of the Political Directors connection with prior consultations among Council of the South-East European Cooperation Process on members on the item entitled "Reports of the Secretary- developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina, held in General on the Sudan": S/PRST/2010/24. Antalya, Turkey, 25 Jan. 2010. S/PV.6440 (9 Dec. 2010). S/2010/113 Letter, 23 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- S/PV.6452 (16 Dec. 2010). General. Transmits letter dated 18 Jan. 2010 from At the 6452nd meeting, the President made a Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the European statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, enclosing connection with prior consultations among Council the 20th report on the activities of EUFOR which covers members on the item entitled "Reports of the Secretary- the period from 1 Sept. to 30 Nov. 2009. General on the Sudan": S/PRST/2010/28. S/2010/510 Letter, 4 Oct. 2010, from the Secretary - Resolutions General. Transmits letters dated 14 Apr. 2010 and 7 Sept. 2010 from the High Representative of the S/RES/1935(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur transmitting the 21st and 22nd quarterly reports on the (UNAMID)]. activities of the European Union military mission in Decides to extend the mandate of the African Union- Bosnia and Herzegovina; cover the periods 1 Dec 2009- United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) as 28 Feb. 2010 and 1 Mar. -31 May 2010, respectively. set out in resolution 1769 (2007) for a further 12 months to 31 July 2011; strongly condemns all attacks on UNAMID; Draft resolutions underlines that any attack or threat on UNAMID is S/2010/582 Draft resolution [on authorization of the unacceptable; urges the Government of Sudan to comply Member States to establish a multinational stabilization with the Status of Forces Agreement fully and without force (EUFOR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal delay, particularly regarding flight and equipment successor to SFOR] / Austria, France, Germany, Italy, clearances, and the removal of all obstacles to the use of Russian Federation, Turkey, United Kingdom of Great UNAMID aerial assets; requests UNAMID to assist and Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America. complement the UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) efforts in preparing for the referenda in Southern Sudan and Abyei, Participation by non-Council members (without including coordinating closely with UNMIS in sharing the right to vote) analysis of risks in the border areas, particularly regarding S/PV.6421 (11 Nov. 2010) Croatia and Serbia. threats to civilians. (Adopted unanimously, 6366th meeting, 30 July 2010) S/PV.6426 (18 Nov. 2010) Germany and Italy. BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Discussion in plenary Reports S/PV.6319 (24 May 2010). S/2010/575 Letter, 8 Nov. 2010, from the Secretary - S/PV.6421 (11 Nov. 2010). General. Transmits letter dated 21 Oct. 2010 from the S/PV.6426 (18 Nov. 2010). High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina At the 6426th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/582 enclosing the 38th report on the implementation of the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1948 (2010). Peace Agreement covering the period 1 May-15 Oct. 2010 submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1031 (1995). S/2010/656 Letter, 10 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 3 Dec. 2010 from the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, transmitting the 23rd quarterly report on the activities of the European Union military mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina; covers the period 1 June-31 Aug. 2010.
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BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION BURUNDI SITUATION (continued) (continued) S/2010/157 Letter, 25 Mar. 2010, from the President of the Resolutions Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 23 Mar. 2010 (S/2010/156) and reports that his S/RES/1948(2010) [Authorization of the Member States to intention to appoint Charles Petrie (United establish a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) in Kingdom/France) as the Executive Representative of the Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal successor to SFOR]. Secretary-General for Burundi and Head of the United Authorizes the Member States acting through or in Nations Integrated Office in Burundi has been brought to cooperation with the European Union to establish for a the attention of the Council. further period of 12 months, starting from the date of the adoption of this resolution, a multinational stabilization S/2010/677 Letter, 22 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- force (EUFOR) as a legal successor to SFOR under General. Refers to the UN Office in Burundi (BNUB) unified command and control, which will fulfil its missions established by the Security Council resolution 1959 in relation to the implementation of annex 1-A and annex 2 (2010) and reports the Secretary-General's intention to of the Peace Agreement in cooperation with the NATO appoint Karin Landgren (Sweden) as the Special Headquarters presence; authorizes the Member States to Representative in Burundi and Head of BNUB. take all necessary measures to effect the implementation S/2010/678 Letter, 30 Dec. 2010, from the President of of and to ensure compliance with annexes 1-A and 2 of the the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Peace Agreement; authorizes Member States to take all dated 22 Dec. 2010 (S/2010/677) and reports that necessary measures, at the request of either EUFOR or members of the Security Council have taken note of his the NATO Headquarters, in defence of the EUFOR or intention to appoint Karin Landgren (Sweden) as the NATO presence respectively, and to assist both Special Representative in Burundi and Head of the UN organizations in carrying out their missions, and Office in Burundi. recognizes the right of both EUFOR and the NATO presence to take all necessary measures to defend Draft resolutions themselves from attack or threat of attack; authorizes the S/2010/640 Draft resolution [on establishment of the UN Member States to take all necessary measures to ensure Office in Burundi (BNUB)] / France, Gabon, Japan, compliance with the rules and procedures governing Lebanon, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern command and control of airspace over Bosnia and Ireland and United States of America. Herzegovina with respect to all civilian and military air traffic; demands that the parties respect the security and Participation by non-Council members (without freedom of movement of EUFOR, the NATO presence, the right to vote) and other international personnel. (Adopted unanimously, 6426th meeting, 18 Nov. 2010) S/PV.6309 (10 May 2010) Burundi. S/PV.6439 (9 Dec. 2010) Burundi. BURUNDI SITUATION Discussion in plenary Reports S/PV.6309 (10 May 2010). S/2010/608 Seventh report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi. S/PV.6439 (9 Dec. 2010). Issued: 30 Nov. 2010. S/PV.6451 (16 Dec. 2010). General documents At the 6451st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/640 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1959 (2010). S/2010/45 Letter, 26 Jan. 2010, from the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 11 Jan. 2010 from the Chairman of the Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Group's conclusions adopted on 18 Dec. 2009 (S/AC.51/2009/6) on the report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Burundi (S/2009/450). S/2010/156 Letter, 23 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 30 Nov. 2009 (S/2009/611) on the situation in Burundi and the activities of the UN Integrated Office in Burundi (BINUB); reports his intention to appoint Charles Petrie (United Kingdom/France) as the Executive Representative for Burundi and Head of BINUB following the departure of Youssef Mahmoud in Jan. 2010.
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BURUNDI SITUATION (continued) CAMEROON–NIGERIA (continued) Resolutions S/2010/638 Letter, 10 Dec. 2010, from the President of S/RES/1959(2010) [Establishment of the UN Office in the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 7 Dec. 2010 (S/2010/637) from the Secretary-General concerning his Burundi (BNUB)]. intention to continue the activities of the UN support Requests the Secretary-General to establish the UN Office in Burundi (BNUB), as recommended in his report team to the Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission; reports that the members of the Security Council take (S/2010/608), as a significantly scaled-down UN presence, note of the information contained in the letter and the for an initial period of 12 months beginning on 1 Jan. 2011, to support the progress achieved in recent years by all intention expressed therein and urge the members of the Mixed Commission to work with international donors to national stakeholders in consolidating peace, democracy seek further voluntary contributions. and development in Burundi; underscores the need for a smooth transition from BINUB to BNUB; underlines the CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION importance of establishing a fully integrated office with effective coordination of strategy and programmes among Reports the UN agencies, funds and programmes in Burundi, and S/2010/217 Report of the Secretary-General on the emphasizes the need for the UN System to support and United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic cooperate fully with BNUB; urges the Government to and Chad (MINURCAT). investigate reports of human rights violations, to take the Issued: 29 Apr. 2010. necessary steps to prevent further violations and to ensure that those responsible for such violations are brought to S/2010/295 Report of the Secretary-General on the justice. (Adopted unanimously, 6451st meeting, 16 Dec. situation in the Central African Republic and on the 2010) activities of the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in that country. CAMBODIA–THAILAND Issued: 10 June 2010. General documents S/2010/409 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2010/426 (A/64/891) Identical letters, 8 Aug. 2010, from United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Cambodia addressed to the Secretary-General and the and Chad. President of the Security Council. Transmits letter from Issued: 30 July 2010. the Prime Minister referring to the statement made by S/2010/529 Report of the Secretary-General on the the Prime Minister of Thailand during a public meeting United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic on 7 Aug. 2010 with the People's Alliance for and Chad. Democracy, which declared that "About the land Issued: 14 Oct. 2010. encroachment, we will cancel the memorandum of understanding if the problem can't be settled. We will S/2010/584 Report of the Secretary-General on the use both diplomatic and military means."; states that it situation in the Central African Republic and on the constitutes on the one hand an obvious threat to cancel activities of the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding unilaterally a legal document, namely the memorandum Office in that country. of understanding signed on 14 June 2000 bet. Cambodia Issued: 19 Nov. 2010. and Thailand for the demarcation of the border, and on S/2010/611 Report of the Secretary-General on the United the other hand a clear threat to use military force to Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and settle the problem of the demarcation of the border. Chad. S/2010/427 (A/64/892) Identical letters, 10 Aug. 2010, Issued: 1 Dec. 2010. from Thailand addressed to the Secretary-General and General documents the President of the Security Council. Refers to the letter dated 8 Aug. 2010 from Cambodia (A/64/891- S/2010/292 Letter, 3 June 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/426) and transmits letter dated 10 Aug. 2010 General. Reports the intention to appoint Youssef from the Prime Minister of Thailand regarding facts Mahmoud (Tunisia), who has been serving as Acting concerning Thailand-Cambodia relations. Special Representative since 1 Apr. 2010, as Special Representative for the UN Mission in the Central African CAMEROON–NIGERIA Republic and Chad (MINURCAT), from 1 June to 31 Dec. 2010, to succeed Victor da Silva Angelo (Portugal), General documents who served as Special Representative for MINURCAT S/2010/637 Letter, 7 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- until 31 Mar. 2010. General. Refers to previous letter dated 30 Nov. 2009 (S/2009/642) on the Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission and informs the latest achievements and activities undertaken by the Mixed Commission; states his intention to ask for resources from the regular budget for the Mixed Commission for the period 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2011.
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CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION (continued) (continued) S/2010/293 Letter, 8 June 2010 from the President of the S/PRST/2010/29 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council. Reports that the letter of the Secretary- Security Council, at the 6460th meeting, 20 Dec. 2010, General dated 3 June 2010 (S/2010/292) concerning the in connection with the Council's consideration of the item intention to appoint Youssef Mahmoud (Tunisia) as entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African Special Representative for the UN Mission in the Central Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) was brought to Security Council. the attention of the members of the Council and that they Takes note of the report of the Secretary-General on have taken note of said intention. the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and in Chad (MINURCAT); commends the contribution of S/2010/530 Letter, 12 Oct. 2010, from the Central African MINURCAT for providing security for refugees, internally Republic. Transmits letter dated 6 Oct. 2010 from displaced persons and humanitarian actors in eastern Antoine Gambi, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Regional Chad; acknowledges the critical role the Détachement Integration and Francophonie of the Central African integré de sécurité (DIS) will have to perform in the Republic, forwarding the requirements statement of the foreseeable future for the protection of civilians; has taken Central African Republic's armed forces in the light of the note of the complete withdrawal of MINURCAT from the outcome of the recent meeting of the Security Council Central African Republic on 15 Nov. 2010; recognizes the concerning the withdrawal of the UN Mission in the contribution of the Mission for the Consolidation of Peace Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT). in Central African Republic (MICOPAX) in support of Draft resolutions durable peace and security in the Central African Republic. S/2010/130 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Participation by non-Council members (without of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and the right to vote) Chad (MINURCAT)] / Austria, Brazil, France, Gabon, S/PV.6283 (12 Mar. 2010) Central African Republic and Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Nigeria, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of Chad. America. S/PV.6312 (12 May 2010) Central African Republic. S/2010/237 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.6321 (25 May 2010) Chad. of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT)] / France. S/PV.6345 (28 June 2010) Central African Republic. S/2010/251 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.6371 (10 Aug. 2010) Central African Republic and of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad. Chad (MINURCAT)] / France. S/PV.6406 (20 Oct. 2010) Central African Republic and Statements by the President of the Security Chad. Council S/PV.6438 (8 Dec. 2010) Central African Republic. S/PRST/2010/26 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6444 (14 Dec. 2010) Central African Republic. Security Council, at the 6444th meeting, 14 Dec. 2010, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.6449 (14 Dec. 2010) Central African Republic and entitled "The situation in the Central African Republic"] / Chad. by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6460 (20 Dec. 2010) Central African Republic and Supports the ongoing efforts aimed at national Chad. reconciliation in the Central African Republic and welcomes the progress achieved so far; it calls on the Discussion in plenary politico-military groups that have not joined the political S/PV.6282 (10 Mar. 2010). peace process to do so; calls upon the Government of the Central African Republic and all national stakeholders to S/PV.6283 (12 Mar. 2010). continue their efforts to move forward expeditiously with At the 6283rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/130 the preparation and conduct of free, fair, transparent and was adopted unanimously: resolution 1913 (2010). credible elections; renews its call to the Government of the S/PV.6307 (5 May 2010). Central African Republic to revive the efforts to reform security sector institutions, which is a crucial element of S/PV.6312 (12 May 2010). the peacebuilding process in the Central African Republic, At the 6312th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/237 and for addressing widespread impunity, promoting the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1922 (2010). rule of law and increasing respect for human rights; S/PV.6321 (25 May 2010). remains seriously concerned by the security situation in At the 6321st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/251 Central African Republic; condemns all attacks by local was adopted unanimously: resolution 1923 (2010). and foreign armed groups that threaten the population as well as peace and stability of the Central African Republic S/PV.6345 (28 June 2010). and the sub-region, including the July 19 and Nov. 24 S/PV.6371 (10 Aug. 2010). attacks by the Convention of Patriots for Justice and Peace (CPJP) on Birao. - 12 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION (continued) (continued) S/PV.6406 (20 Oct. 2010). S/RES/1923(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad S/PV.6438 (8 Dec. 2010). (MINURCAT)]. S/PV.6443 (10 Dec. 2010). Decides to extend the mandate of the MINURCAT until 31 Dec. 2010; decides that the military component of S/PV.6444 (14 Dec. 2010). MINURCAT shall be reduced to 2,200 military personnel At the 6444th meeting, the President made a and 25 military liaison officers and further decides that statement, on behalf of the Council members, in MINURCAT should include a maximum of 300 police connection with prior consultations among Council officers and an appropriate number of civilian personnel; members on the item entitled "The situation in the Central decides that MINURCAT shall have the following mandate African Republic": S/PRST/2010/26. in eastern Chad and the north-eastern Central African S/PV.6449 (14 Dec. 2010). Republic, in liaison with the UN country team and, as appropriate, in liaison with the UN Integrated S/PV.6460 (20 Dec. 2010). Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic At the 6460th meeting, the President made a (BINUCA): (i) to select, mentor, monitor, train, advise and statement, on behalf of the Council members, in facilitate support to elements of the Chadian Détachement connection with prior consultations among Council integré de sécurité; (ii) to liaise with the Chadian members on the item entitled "The situation in Chad, the Government and the Office of the UN High Commissioner Central African Republic and the subregion": for Refugees (UNHCR) in support of their efforts to S/PRST/2010/29. relocate refugee camps which are in close proximity to the Resolutions border, and to provide to UNHCR, logistical assistance for that purpose; (iii) to liaise with the national army, the S/RES/1913(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN gendarmerie and police forces, the nomad national guard, Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad the judicial authorities and prison officials in Chad and the (MINURCAT)]. Central African Republic, the Sudanese Government, the Decides to extend until 15 May 2010 the mandate of UN Mission in Sudan, the AU/UN Hybrid Operation in the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad Darfur, BINUCA, the Multinational Force of the Economic (MINURCAT) as set out in resolution 1861 (2009). Community of the Central African States in Central African (Adopted unanimously, 6283rd meeting, 12 Mar. 2010) Republic and the Community of Sahelo-Saharan States to S/RES/1922(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN exchange information on banditry, criminality and Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad emerging threats to humanitarian activities in the region; (MINURCAT)]. (iv) to support the initiatives of national and local Decides to extend until 26 May 2010 the mandate of authorities in Chad to resolve local tensions and promote MINURCAT as set out in resolution 1861 (2009), extended local reconciliation efforts; (v) to contribute to the by resolution 1913 (2010). (Adopted unanimously, 6312th monitoring and to the promotion and protection of human meeting, 12 May 2010) rights in Chad, with particular attention to sexual and gender-based violence; (vi) to support, within its capabilities, efforts aimed at strengthening the capacity of the Government of Chad and civil society through training in international human rights standards, and efforts to put an end to recruitment and use of children by armed groups; (vii) to assist the Government of Chad in the promotion of the rule of law, in close coordination with UN agencies. (Adopted unanimously, 6321st meeting, 25 May 2010)
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CHAD –SUDAN CHAD SITUATION (continued) General documents S/2010/250 Letter, 21 May 2010, from Chad. Transmits S/2010/456 Letter, 27 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- memorandum on the future of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic (MINURCAT) and the post- General. Transmits communication dated 27 Aug. 2010 MINURCAT period, issued in New York dated 20 May. from the Registrar of the International Criminal Court, Silvana Arbia, transmitting a copy of 2 decisions issued S/2010/292 Letter, 3 June 2010, from the Secretary- by the Pre-Trial Chamber I on 27 Aug. 2010, the decision General. Reports the intention to appoint Youssef informing the UN Security Council and the Assembly of Mahmoud (Tunisia), who has been serving as Acting the States Parties to the Rome Statute about Omar Al- Special Representative since 1 Apr. 2010, as Special Bashir's presence in the territory of the Republic of Representative for the UN Mission in the Central African Kenya and the decision informing the UN Security Republic and Chad (MINURCAT), from 1 June to 31 Council and the Assembly of the States Parties to the Dec. 2010, to succeed Victor da Silva Angelo (Portugal), Rome Statute about Omar Al-Bashir's recent visit to the who served as Special Representative for MINURCAT Republic of Chad. until 31 Mar. 2010. S/2010/458 Letter, 31 Aug. 2010, from the Sudan. S/2010/293 Letter, 8 June 2010 from the President of the Transmits press communiqué by the African Union on Security Council. Reports that the letter of the Secretary- the decision of the Pre-Trial Chamber of the International General dated 3 June 2010 (S/2010/292) concerning the Criminal Court informing the Security Council and the intention to appoint Youssef Mahmoud (Tunisia) as Assembly of the States Parties to the Rome Statute Special Representative for the UN Mission in the Central about the presence of President Omer Hassan Al-Bashir African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) was brought to of the Sudan in the territories of the Republic of Chad the attention of the members of the Council and that they and the Republic of Kenya. have taken note of said intention. Discussion in plenary S/2010/375 Letter, 8 July 2010, from Chad. Transmits S/PV.6318 (20 May 2010). events that illustrate the carrying out by the Chadian authorities of their mission to protect civilians in eastern CHAD SITUATION Chad, in accordance with their commitments as stipulated in Security Council resolution 1923 (2010). Reports S/2010/456 Letter, 27 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/217 Report of the Secretary-General on the General. Transmits communication dated 27 Aug. 2010 United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic from the Registrar of the International Criminal Court, and Chad (MINURCAT). Silvana Arbia, transmitting a copy of 2 decisions issued Issued: 29 Apr. 2010. by the Pre-Trial Chamber I on 27 Aug. 2010, the decision S/2010/409 Report of the Secretary-General on the informing the UN Security Council and the Assembly of United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic the States Parties to the Rome Statute about Omar Al- and Chad. Bashir's presence in the territory of the Republic of Issued: 30 July 2010. Kenya and the decision informing the UN Security Council and the Assembly of the States Parties to the S/2010/529 Report of the Secretary-General on the Rome Statute about Omar Al-Bashir's recent visit to the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Republic of Chad. and Chad. Issued: 14 Oct. 2010. S/2010/458 Letter, 31 Aug. 2010, from the Sudan. Transmits press communiqué by the African Union on S/2010/611 Report of the Secretary-General on the United the decision of the Pre-Trial Chamber of the International Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Criminal Court informing the Security Council and the Chad. Assembly of the States Parties to the Rome Statute Issued: 1 Dec. 2010. about the presence of President Omer Hassan Al-Bashir General documents of the Sudan in the territories of the Republic of Chad and the Republic of Kenya. S/2010/115 Letter, 3 Mar. 2010, from Chad. Reports that the Government of Chad has reconsidered its decision S/2010/470 Letter, 7 Sept. 2010, from Chad. Transmits requesting the withdrawal from Chad of the UN Mission the plan concerning the support to be provided to in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) elements of the sustainment of the Détachement intégré and agrees to a technical extension of the mandate of de sécurité following the departure of the UN Mission in the Mission for a 2 month period beginning 16 Mar. the Central African Republic and Chad. 2010. S/2010/536 Letter, 15 Oct. 2010, from Chad. Transmits a new plan by Chad for the sustainment of the Détachement intégré de sécurité (DIS) following the departure of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT).
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CHAD SITUATION (continued) CHAD SITUATION (continued) Draft resolutions S/PV.6307 (5 May 2010). S/2010/130 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.6312 (12 May 2010). of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and At the 6312th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/237 Chad (MINURCAT)] / Austria, Brazil, France, Gabon, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1922 (2010). Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Nigeria, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of S/PV.6321 (25 May 2010). America. At the 6321st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/251 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1923 (2010). S/2010/237 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and S/PV.6371 (10 Aug. 2010). Chad (MINURCAT)] / France. S/PV.6406 (20 Oct. 2010). S/2010/251 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.6443 (10 Dec. 2010). of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT)] / France. S/PV.6449 (14 Dec. 2010). Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6460 (20 Dec. 2010). Council At the 6460th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/PRST/2010/29 Statement [made on behalf of the connection with prior consultations among Council Security Council, at the 6460th meeting, 20 Dec. 2010, members on the item entitled "The situation in Chad, the in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Central African Republic and the subregion": entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African S/PRST/2010/29. Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the Resolutions Security Council. Takes note of the report of the Secretary-General on S/RES/1913(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and in Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad Chad (MINURCAT); commends the contribution of (MINURCAT)]. MINURCAT for providing security for refugees, internally Decides to extend until 15 May 2010 the mandate of displaced persons and humanitarian actors in eastern the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad Chad; acknowledges the critical role the Détachement (MINURCAT) as set out in resolution 1861 (2009). integré de sécurité (DIS) will have to perform in the (Adopted unanimously, 6283rd meeting, 12 Mar. 2010) foreseeable future for the protection of civilians; has taken note of the complete withdrawal of MINURCAT from the S/RES/1922(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Central African Republic on 15 Nov. 2010; recognizes the Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad contribution of the Mission for the Consolidation of Peace (MINURCAT)]. in Central African Republic (MICOPAX) in support of Decides to extend until 26 May 2010 the mandate of durable peace and security in the Central African Republic. MINURCAT as set out in resolution 1861 (2009), extended by resolution 1913 (2010). (Adopted unanimously, 6312th Participation by non-Council members (without meeting, 12 May 2010) the right to vote) S/PV.6283 (12 Mar. 2010) Central African Republic and Chad. S/PV.6312 (12 May 2010) Central A frican Republic. S/PV.6321 (25 May 2010) Chad. S/PV.6371 (10 Aug. 2010) Central African Republic and Chad. S/PV.6406 (20 Oct. 2010) Central African Republic and Chad. S/PV.6449 (14 Dec. 2010) Central African Republic and Chad. S/PV.6460 (20 Dec. 2010) Central African Republic and Chad. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6282 (10 Mar. 2010). S/PV.6283 (12 Mar. 2010). At the 6283rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/130 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1913 (2010).
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CHAD SITUATION (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/RES/1923(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2010/369 Report of the Secretary-General on children Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad and armed conflict in the Democratic Republic of the (MINURCAT)]. Congo. Decides to extend the mandate of the MINURCAT Issued: 9 July 2010. until 31 Dec. 2010; decides that the military component of S/2010/410 Letter, 30 July 2010, from Mexico. Transmits, MINURCAT shall be reduced to 2,200 military personnel in the capacity as Chair of the Security Council Working and 25 military liaison officers and further decides that Group on Children and Armed Conflict, the report on the MINURCAT should include a maximum of 300 police activities of the Working Group since the submission of officers and an appropriate number of civilian personnel; its last report on 22 July 2009 (S/2009/378). decides that MINURCAT shall have the following mandate in eastern Chad and the north-eastern Central African S/2010/577 Report of the Secretary-General on children Republic, in liaison with the UN country team and, as and armed conflict in Somalia. appropriate, in liaison with the UN Integrated Issued: 9 Nov. 2010. Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic (BINUCA): (i) to select, mentor, monitor, train, advise and S/2010/604 (A/65/592) Report of the Secretary-General facilitate support to elements of the Chadian Détachement on the implementation of Security Council resolutions integré de sécurité; (ii) to liaise with the Chadian 1820 (2008) and 1888 (2009). Government and the Office of the UN High Commissioner Issued: 24 Nov. 2010. for Refugees (UNHCR) in support of their efforts to General documents relocate refugee camps which are in close proximity to the border, and to provide to UNHCR, logistical assistance for S/2010/45 Letter, 26 Jan. 2010, from the President of the that purpose; (iii) to liaise with the national army, the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 11 Jan. 2010 gendarmerie and police forces, the nomad national guard, from the Chairman of the Security Council Working the judicial authorities and prison officials in Chad and the Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Group's Central African Republic, the Sudanese Government, the conclusions adopted on 18 Dec. 2009 (S/AC.51/2009/6) UN Mission in Sudan, the AU/UN Hybrid Operation in on the report of the Secretary-General on children and Darfur, BINUCA, the Multinational Force of the Economic armed conflict in Burundi (S/2009/450). Community of the Central African States in Central African S/2010/46 Letter, 26 Jan. 2010, from the President of the Republic and the Community of Sahelo-Saharan States to Security Council. Transmits letter dated 11 Jan. 2010 exchange information on banditry, criminality and from the Chairman of the Security Council Working emerging threats to humanitarian activities in the region; Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Working (iv) to support the initiatives of national and local Group's conclusions adopted on 18 Dec. 2009 authorities in Chad to resolve local tensions and promote (S/AC.51/2009/5) on the report of the Secretary-General local reconciliation efforts; (v) to contribute to the on children and armed conflict in the Sudan (S/2009/84). monitoring and to the promotion and protection of human rights in Chad, with particular attention to sexual and S/2010/62 Letter, 29 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- gender-based violence; (vi) to support, within its General. Refers to para. 4 of Security Council resolution capabilities, efforts aimed at strengthening the capacity of 1888 (2009) of 30 Sept. 2009 and reports his intention to the Government of Chad and civil society through training appoint Margot Wallström (Sweden) as Special in international human rights standards, and efforts to put Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual an end to recruitment and use of children by armed Violence in Conflict. groups; (vii) to assist the Government of Chad in the S/2010/63 Letter, 2 Feb. 2010, from the President of the promotion of the rule of law, in close coordination with UN Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- agencies. (Adopted unanimously, 6321st meeting, 25 May General dated 29 Jan. 2010 (S/2010/62) and reports that 2010) members of the Security Council have taken note of the intention to appoint Margot Wallström (Sweden) as CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Reports Sexual Violence in Conflict. S/2010/36 Report of the Secretary-General on children S/2010/314 Letter, 15 June 2010, from Mexico. Transmits and armed conflict in the Philippines. concept paper for the Security Council debate on Issued: 21 Jan. 2010. children and armed conflict to be held on 16 June 2010. S/2010/181 (A/64/742) Children and armed conflict : S/2010/316 Letter, 11 June 2010, from Palestine. report of the Secretary-General. Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent Issued: 13 Apr. 2010. Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the meeting of the Security Council to be held on S/2010/183 Report of the Secretary-General on children Wednesday, 16 June 2010, in connection with the item and armed conflict in Nepal. entitled "Children and armed conflict". Issued: 13 Apr. 2010.
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CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/2010/320 (A/64/836) Letter, 10 June 2010, from Draft resolutions Afghanistan. Transmits memorandum of the Government S/2010/641 Draft resolution [on sexual violence against of Afghanistan regarding recent report from the women and children in situations of armed conflict] / Secretary General on children and armed conflict Albania, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Benin, (A/64/742- S/2010/181). Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, S/2010/416 Letter, 29 July 2010, from the Secretary- Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech General. Refers to para. 27 of resolution 1888 (2009) of Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Sept. 2009 by which the Security Council requested the Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, France, Gabon, Georgia, Secretary-General to submit annual reports on the Germany, Greece, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, implementation of resolution 1820 (2008) and to submit Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Liberia, his next report by Sept. 2010 on the implementation of Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, both resolutions; requests an extension of the time frame Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, for submission to be on 1 Dec. 2010 instead of Sept. Nigeria, Norway, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Peru, 2010. Portugal, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, S/2010/417 Letter, 3 Aug. 2010, from the President of the Switzerland, The former Yugoslav Republic of Security Council. Reports that the letter of the Secretary- Macedonia, Timor-Leste, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, General dated 29 July 2010 (S/2010/416) concerning the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland issuance of the report requested by the Security Council and United States of America. in para. 27 of its resolution 1888 (2009), under the agenda item "Women and peace and security", has Statements by the President of the Security been brought to the attention of the members of the Council Council. S/PRST/2010/10 Statement [made on behalf of the S/2010/487 Letter, 16 Sept. 2010, from the President of Security Council, at the 6341st meeting, 16 June 2010, the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 17 Aug. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item 2010 from the Chairman of the Security Council Working entitled "Children and armed conflict"] / by the President Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Working of the Security Council. Group's conclusions adopted on 29 Apr. 2010 Reiterates its equally strong condemnation of all (S/AC.51/2010/2) on the report of the Secretary-General violations of applicable international law involving the on children and armed conflict in Sri Lanka recruitment and use of children by parties to armed conflict (S/2009/325). as well as their re-recruitment, killing and maiming, rape and other sexual violence, abductions, attacks against S/2010/521 Letter, 6 Oct. 2010, from the President of the schools or hospitals and denial of humanitarian access by Security Council. Transmits letter dated 1 Oct. 2010 from parties to armed conflict; demands that all relevant parties the Chair of the Security Council Working Group on immediately put an end to such practices and take special Children and Armed Conflict established by Security measures to protect children; calls upon the Secretary- Council resolution 1612 (2005) based on the Working General to redouble his efforts to ensure strengthening of Group's conclusions adopted on 8 Sept. 2010 the Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism's capacities; (S/AC.51/2010/3). reiterates its request that UN peacekeeping, peacebuilding S/2010/610 Letter, 30 Nov. 2010, from the President of and political missions as well as UN country teams; the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 19 Nov. develop appropriate strategies and coordination 2010 from the Chairman of the Security Council Working mechanisms for information exchange and cooperation on Group on Children and Armed Conflict established by cross-border child protection concerns; welcomes the Security Council resolution 1612 (2005) based on the efforts undertaken by UNICEF in carrying out its mandate Working Group's conclusions on children and armed on child protection by supporting the overall development conflict in Nepal adopted on 9 Nov. 2010 and implementation of the Monitoring and Reporting (S/AC.51/2010/4). Mechanism. S/2010/680 Letter, 30 Dec. 2010, from the President of Participation by non-Council members (without the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 9 Dec. 2010 the right to vote) from the Chairman of the Working Group on Children S/PV.6341 (16 June 2010) Afghanistan, Argentina, and Armed Conflict established by Security Council Australia, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Canada, Chile, resolution 1612 (2005), based on the Working Group's Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Finland, Georgia, conclusions on children and armed conflict in the Germany, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Philippines adopted on 9 Nov. 2010 (S/AC.51/2010/5). Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein, Myanmar, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Pakistan, Peru, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Thailand, Viet Nam and Yemen. S/PV.6341(Resumption1) (16 June 2010) Armenia, Bangladesh and Philippines.
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CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/PV.6453 (16 Dec. 2010) Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Belgium, Benin, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, General documents Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech S/2010/62 Letter, 29 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, General. Refers to para. 4 of Security Council resolution Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Greece, 1888 (2009) of 30 Sept. 2009 and reports his intention to Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kenya, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, appoint Margot Wallström (Sweden) as Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, Violence in Conflict. Norway, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Portugal, Republic of Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra S/2010/63 Letter, 2 Feb. 2010, from the President of the Leone, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- Switzerland, The former Yugoslav Republic of General dated 29 Jan. 2010 (S/2010/62) and reports that Macedonia, Timor-Leste and Ukraine. members of the Security Council have taken note of the Discussion in plenary intention to appoint Margot Wallström (Sweden) as Special Representative of the Secretary-General on S/PV.6341 (16 June 2010). Sexual Violence in Conflict. S/PV.6341(Resumption1) (16 June 2010). S/2010/416 Letter, 29 July 2010, from the Secretary- At the 6341st meeting, the President made a General. Refers to para. 27 of resolution 1888 (2009) of statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Sept. 2009 by which the Security Council requested the connection with prior consultations among Council Secretary-General to submit annual reports on the members on the item entitled "Children and armed implementation of resolution 1820 (2008) and to submit conflict": S/PRST/2010/10. his next report by Sept. 2010 on the implementation of S/PV.6453 (16 Dec. 2010). both resolutions; requests an extension of the time frame At the 6453rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/641 for submission to be on 1 Dec. 2010 instead of Sept. 2010. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1960 (2010). S/PV.6457 (20 Dec. 2010). S/2010/417 Letter, 3 Aug. 2010, from the President of the Security Council. Reports that the letter of the Secretary- Resolutions General dated 29 July 2010 (S/2010/416) concerning the S/RES/1960(2010) [Sexual vi olence against women and issuance of the report requested by the Security Council in para. 27 of its resolution 1888 (2009), under the children in situations of armed conflict]. Requests the Secretary-General to apply the listing agenda item "Women and peace and security", has and de-listing criteria for parties listed in his annual report been brought to the attention of the members of the Council. on sexual violence in armed conflict; requests the Secretary-General to track and monitor implementation of Draft resolutions these commitments by parties to armed conflict on the S/2010/641 Draft resolution [on sexual violence against Security Council's agenda that engage in patterns of rape and other sexual violence; requests the Secretary General women and children in situations of armed conflict] / to establish monitoring; requests the Secretary-General to Albania, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, continue to ensure full transparency, cooperation and coordination of efforts between the Special Representative Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, France, Gabon, Georgia, and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict; invites the Special Germany, Greece, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict to continue Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, to provide briefings on sexual violence; requests that the Secretary-General continue to submit annual reports to the Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, Council. (Adopted unanimously, 6453rd meeting, 16 Dec. Nigeria, Norway, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Portugal, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, 2010) Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Switzerland, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Timor-Leste, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, Reports United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland S/2010/579 Report of the Secretary-General on the and United States of America. protection of civilians in armed conflict. Issued: 11 Nov. 2010. S/2010/604 (A/65/592) Report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolutions 1820 (2008) and 1888 (2009). Issued: 24 Nov. 2010.
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CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6453 (16 Dec. 2010) Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Council Australia, Belgium, Benin, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech S/PRST/2010/25 Statement [made on behalf of the Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Security Council, at the 6427th meeting, 22 Nov. 2010, Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Greece, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, entitled "Protection of civilians in armed conflict"] / by the Kenya, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, President of the Security Council. Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, Recognizes that States bear the primary Norway, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Portugal, responsibility to respect and ensure the human rights of all Republic of Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra individuals within their territory and subject to their Leone, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, jurisdiction as provided for by relevant international law; Switzerland, The former Yugoslav Republic of emphasizes that the promotion of peace processes and Macedonia, Timor-Leste and Ukraine. the achievement of sustainable peace and development as well as respect for human rights and the rule of law are of Discussion in plenary utmost importance for the long term protection of civilians; S/PV.6354 (7 July 2010). reiterates its strong condemnation of all violations of applicable international law and demands that parties to S/PV.6354(Resumption1) (7 July 2010). armed conflict comply strictly with the obligations S/PV.6427 (22 Nov. 2010). applicable to them under international humanitarian, At the 6427th meeting, the President made a human rights and refugee law, as well as to implement all statement, on behalf of the Council members, in relevant decisions of the Security Council; recognises the connection with prior consultations among Council needs of civilians under foreign occupation and stresses members on the item entitled "Protection of civilians in further, in this regard, the responsibilities of the occupying armed conflict": S/PRST/2010/25. power in full compliance with international humanitarian law; stresses the importance of achieving durable S/PV.6427(Resumption1) (22 Nov. 2010). solutions for refugees and internally displaced persons, in S/PV.6453 (16 Dec. 2010). particular their voluntary, safe and dignified return, or local integration or resettlement; emphasizes that all civilians At the 6453rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/641 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1960 (2010). affected by armed conflict, including those suffering losses as a result of lawful acts under international law, deserve Resolutions assistance and recognition in respect of their inherent S/RES/1960(2010) [Sexual vi olence against women and dignity as human beings. children in situations of armed conflict]. Participation by non-Council members (without Requests the Secretary-General to apply the listing the right to vote) and de-listing criteria for parties listed in his annual report on sexual violence in armed conflict; requests the S/PV.6354 (7 July 2010) Afghanistan, Argentina, Secretary-General to track and monitor implementation of Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, Colombia, Germany, these commitments by parties to armed conflict on the India, Israel, Italy, Liechtenstein, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Security Council's agenda that engage in patterns of rape Sierra Leone, Syrian Arab Republic, South Africa, and other sexual violence; requests the Secretary General Switzerland, United Republic of Tanzania, Uruguay and to establish monitoring; requests the Secretary-General to Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. continue to ensure full transparency, cooperation and S/PV.6354(Resumption1) (7 July 2010) Armenia, coordination of efforts between the Special Representative Azerbaijan and Sri Lanka. of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General S/PV.6427 (22 Nov. 2010) Afghanistan, Argentina, on Sexual Violence in Conflict; invites the Special Armenia, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Botswana, Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict to continue Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Egypt, Georgia, to provide briefings on sexual violence; requests that the Germany, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Secretary-General continue to submit annual reports to the Liechtenstein, Morocco, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Council. (Adopted unanimously, 6453rd meeting, 16 Dec. Philippines, Portugal, Republic of Korea, Slovenia, Sri 2010) Lanka, Sudan, Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, Uruguay and Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Reports S/2010/15 Twenty-third progress report of the Secretary- General on the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. Issued: 7 Jan. 2010.
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CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) (continued) S/2010/179 Letter, 9 Apr. 2010, from the Chair of the S/2010/485 Letter, 14 Sept. 2010, from the Secretary- Security Council Committee Established pursuant to General. Refers to para. 20 of Security Council Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. resolution 1933 (2010) and recommends that the Transmits the midterm report of the Group of Experts on Security Council approve the deployment of a total of Côte d'Ivoire, prepared pursuant to para. 12 of Security 300 troops (1 company each from 2 existing Council resolution 1893 (2009). francophone troop contributors) and 100 formed police unit personnel (from 3 identified existing police- S/2010/245 Twenty-fourth report of the Secretary-General contributing countries) for a period of up to 6 months; on the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. also reports that the Secretariat is exploring the Issued: 20 May 2010. possibility of deploying an aviation unit to the UN S/2010/537 Progress report of the Secretary-General on Operation in Côte d'Ivoire comprising up to 2 helicopters the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. for a period of up to 3 months. Issued: 18 Oct. 2010. S/2010/486 Letter, 17 Sept. 2010, from the President of S/2010/600 Twenty-sixth progress report of the Secretary - the Security Council. Refers to the letter of the General on the United Nations Operation in Côte Secretary-General dated 14 Sept. 2010 (S/2010/485) d'Ivoire. concerning raising, for a limited period of time prior to Issued: 23 Nov. 2010. and after the elections in Côte d'Ivoire, the level of authorized military and police personnel of the UN S/2010/687 Letter, 31 Dec. 2010, from the Chair of the Operation in Côte d'Ivoire, and states that it has been Security Council Committee Established pursuant to brought to the attention of the members of the Council Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. and they take note of the information contained in the Transmits report of the Security Council Committee letter and approve the course of action outlined therein. Established pursuant to Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire submitted in accordance with S/2010/493 Letter, 23 Sept. 2010, from the Secretary- the note by the President of the Security Council of 29 General. Refers to para. 6 of Security Council resolution Mar. 1995 (S/1995/234); covers the period 1 Jan.-31 1765 (2007) in which the Council decided that the Dec. 2010. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for General documents Côte d'Ivoire shall certify the electoral process; transmits statements issued on 24 Sept. 2010 entitled "Statement S/2010/42 Letter, 15 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- on the certification of the final voters list by Choi Young- General. Refers to letter of 29 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/694) Jin, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for and report of 29 Sep. 2009 (S/2009/495) involving Côte d'Ivoire" and "Statement attributable to the security arrangements for the Ivorian presidential Spokesperson for the Secretary-General on the election and reports that the temporary redeployment certification process in Côte d'Ivoire". from the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) envisioned in S/2010/494 Letter, 22 Sept. 2010, from Burkina Faso. S/2009/495 is no longer feasible and recommends Transmits communiqué of the 7th meeting of the deployment of a batallion from Burkina Faso to Côte Permanent Consultative Framework of the d'Ivoire for a period of 3 months beginning one month Ouagadougou Political Agreement, held in before the presidential election, as part of the UN Ouagadougou, 21 Sept. 2010. Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI). S/2010/601 Letter, 22 Nov. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/100 Letter, 19 Feb. 2010, from Burkina Faso. General. Refers to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire Transmits copy of a press release dated 17 Feb. 2010 (UNOCI) and to Security Council resolution 1942 (2010) from the Facilitator of the inter-Ivorian direct dialogue, of 29 Sept. 2010, in which the Council authorized a the President of Burkina Faso, regarding the political temporary increase of UNOCI military and police process in Côte d'Ivoire. personnel from 8,650 to 9,150, and the immediate S/2010/104 Identical letters, 23 Feb. 2010, from Burkina deployment of those additional capacities for a period of Faso addressed to the Secretary-General and the up to 6 months; informs that the deployment of the President of the Security Council. Transmits press additional 500 military and police personnel to UNOCI release issued following the working visit conducted on was completed in a timely manner on 18 Oct. 2010. 22 Feb. 2010 by the Facilitator of the inter-Ivorian direct S/2010/697 Letter, 9 Dec. 2010, from the African Union. dialogue, the President of Burkina Faso, regarding the Transmits communiqué adopted by the African Union current crisis in Côte d'Ivoire. Peace and Security Council at its 252nd meeting, held in Addis Ababa on 9 Dec. 2010, on the situation in Côte d'Ivoire. Draft resolutions S/2010/41 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] / France.
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CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) (continued) S/2010/253 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.6350 (30 June 2010). of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] / France. At the 6350th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/338 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1933 (2010). S/2010/338 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the S/PV.6393 (29 Sept. 2010). French forces which support it] / France. At the 6393rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/499 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1942 (2010). S/2010/499 Draft resolution [on authorization of the temporary increase of the military and police personnel S/PV.6402 (15 Oct. 2010). of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] / France. At the 6402nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/525 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1946 (2010). S/2010/525 Draft resolution [on extension of measures imposed by Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) S/PV.6415 (3 Nov. 2010). and 1643 (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and S/PV.6431 (24 Nov. 2010). on extension of the mandate of the UN Group of At the 6431st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/602 Experts] / France. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1951 (2010). S/2010/602 Draft resolution [on redeployment of infantry S/PV.6436 (7 Dec. 2010). companies and an aviation unit from UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire S/PV.6437 (7 Dec. 2010). (UNOCI)] / France and United States of America. S/PV.6458 (20 Dec. 2010). S/2010/644 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of At the 6458th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/644 the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1962 (2010). French forces which support it] / Austria, Bosnia and Resolutions Herzegovina, France, Gabon, Germany, Nigeria, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern S/RES/1911(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Ireland and United States of America. Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)]. Participation by non-Council members (without Reiterates its determination to bring its full support to the right to vote) a credible electoral process in Côte d'Ivoire; urges the relevant Ivorian stakeholders to ensure the publication of S/PV.6263 (21 Jan. 2010) Nepal. the final voters list; stresses that it will base its assessment of the electoral process on the certification that will be S/PV.6267 (28 Jan. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. prepared by the Special Representative consistent with the S/PV.6284 (17 Mar. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. five-criteria framework referred to in document S/2008/250; stresses the importance of an inclusive S/PV.6323 (27 May 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. participation of the Ivorian civil society in the electoral S/PV.6329 (3 June 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. process; urges again the political parties to comply fully with the Code of Good Conduct for elections which they S/PV.6350 (30 June 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. signed under the auspices of the Secretary-General; urges S/PV.6393 (29 Sept. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. the Government of Côte d'Ivoire to provide the operators involved in the electoral process with the necessary S/PV.6402 (15 Oct. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. support; urges the Ivorian parties to make further concrete S/PV.6415 (3 Nov. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. progress, before and after the elections, to advance the reunification and disarmament processes; decides to S/PV.6431 (24 Nov. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. renew the mandate of UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) until 31 May 2010, in particular to support the S/PV.6437 (7 Dec. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. organization in Côte d'Ivoire of free, fair open and S/PV.6458 (20 Dec. 2010) Germany. transparent elections; expresses its intention in principle to Discussion in plenary raise for a limited period of time the current level of 7450 authorized military personnel as will be needed and up to S/PV.6258 (14 Jan. 2010). no more than 7950 personnel; stresses in this regard that it will hold the Ivorian parties fully accountable for the S/PV.6263 (21 Jan. 2010). respect of the electoral timeline; requests UNOCI to S/PV.6267 (28 Jan. 2010). continue to assist the Facilitator and his Special At the 6267th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/41 Representative in Abidjan in the conduct of the facilitation; was adopted unanimously: resolution 1911 (2010). decides to extend until 31 May 2010 the authorization it provided to the French forces in order to support UNOCI; S/PV.6284 (17 Mar. 2010). expresses its intention to review in full by 31 May 2010 the S/PV.6323 (27 May 2010). mandate of UNOCI. (Adopted unanimously, 6267th At the 6323rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/253 meeting, 28 Jan. 2010) was adopted unanimously: resolution 1924 (2010). S/PV.6329 (3 June 2010). - 21 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) (continued) S/RES/1924(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/RES/1946(2010) [Extension of measures imposed by Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)]. Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) and 1643 Decides to extend until 30 June 2010 the mandate (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and on of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) as extension of the mandate of the UN Group of Experts]. determined in resolution 1739 (2007); decides to extend Decides to renew until 30 Apr. 2011 the measures on until 30 June 2010 the authorization the Security Council arms and the financial and travel measures imposed by provided to the French forces in order to support UNOCI, paras. 7 to 12 of resolution 1572 (2004) and the measures within the limits of their deployment and capabilities. preventing the importation by any State of all rough (Adopted unanimously, 6323rd meeting, 27 May 2010) diamonds from Côte d'Ivoire imposed by para. 6 of resolution 1643 (2005); decides, in line with para. 27 of S/RES/1933(2010) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN resolution 1933 (2010) and in addition to the provisions of Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French para. 8 of resolution 1572 (2004), that the arms embargo forces which support it]. shall not apply to the supplies of non-lethal equipment Urges the relevant Ivorian stakeholders to ensure intended solely to enable the Ivorian security forces to use the publication of the final voters list without further delay; only appropriate and proportionate force while maintaining urges again the political parties to comply fully with the public order, as approved in advance by the Sanctions Code of Good Conduct for elections; urges the signatories Committee; decides to extend the mandate of the Group of of the Ouagadougou Political Agreement to work towards a Experts as set out in para. 7 of resolution 1727 (2006) until sustainable solution for the voluntary return, reinstallation, 30 Apr. 2011 and requests the Secretary-General to take reintegration and security of displaced persons; requests the necessary administrative measures. (Adopted UNOCI to prioritize the consolidation of the stability of the unanimously, 6402nd meeting, 15 Oct. 2010) country; decides that UNOCI shall have the following mandate from the date of adoption of this resolution until S/RES/1951(2010) [Redeployment of infantry companies 31 Dec. 2010: (a) monitoring the armed groups; (b) and an aviation unit from UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) protection of civilians; (c) monitoring of the arms embargo; to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)]. (d) public information; (e) assistance in the field of human Decides to authorize the Secretary-General to rights; (f) support for humanitarian assistance; (g) support temporarily redeploy from UN Mission in Liberia to the UN for the organization of open, free, fair and transparent Operation in Côte d'Ivoire for a period of no more than 4 elections; (h) operations of identification of the population; weeks a maximum of 3 infantry companies and an aviation (i) disarmament, demobilization, storage of weapons and unit comprised of 2 military utility helicopters. (Adopted reintegration of former combatants of the 2 parties and unanimously, 6431st meeting, 24 Nov. 2010) members of militias; (j) support to redeployment of Ivorian S/RES/1962(2010) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN state administration and Justice throughout the country; (k) Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French reform of the security sector; (l) facilitation; (m) protection forces which support it]. of UN personnel; decides that UNOCI will comprise a Urges all the Ivorian parties and stakeholders to maximum of 7392 authorized military personnel; decides respect the will of the people and the outcome of the to extend until 31 Dec. 2010 the authorization the Security election in view of Economic Community of West African Council provided to the French forces in order to support States (ECOWAS) and African Union's recognition of UNOCI. (Adopted unanimously, 6350th meeting, 30 June Alassane Dramane Ouattara as President-elect of Côte 2010) d'Ivoire; decides to renew the mandate of UN Operations S/RES/1942(2010) [Authorization of the temporary in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) until 30 June 2011; decides that increase of the military and police personnel of the UN UNOCI will maintain its total authorized strength at 8,650 Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)]. personnel until 30 June 2011; decides to authorize the Decides to authorize, as recommended by the Secretary-General to extend until 31 Mar. 2011 the Secretary-General in his letter dated 14 Sept. 2010 temporary deployment of up to 500 additional personnel; (S/2010/485), a temporary increase of UNOCI's authorized decides to authorize the Secretary -General to extend by military and police personnel from 8,650 to 9,150; up to 4 additional weeks the temporary redeployment from authorizes the immediate deployment of those additional the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) to UNOCI of a capacities for a period of up to 6 months. (Adopted maximum of 3 infantry companies and 1 aviation unit unanimously, 6393rd meeting, 29 Sept. 2010) comprised of 2 military utility helicopters; decides to extend until 30 June 2011 the authorization the Security Council provided to the French Forces in order to support UNOCI, within the limits of their deployment and their capabilities. (Adopted unanimously, 6458th meeting, 20 Dec. 2010)
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CYPRUS QUESTION CYPRUS QUESTION (continued) Reports S/2010/261 Letter, 28 May 2010, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter S/2010/238 Report of the Secretary-General on his dated 27 May 2010 (S/2010/260) and reports that mission of good offices in Cyprus. members of the Council have taken note of the Issued: 11 May 2010. Secretary-General's intention to appoint Lisa Buttenheim S/2010/264 Report of the Secretary-General on the (United States) as Special Representative in Cyprus and United Nations operation in Cyprus. head of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus Issued: 28 May 2010. (UNFICYP to replace Tayé-Brook Zerihoun (Ethiopia) who completed his assignment on 30 Apr. 2010. S/2010/603 Report of the Secretary-General on his mission of good offices in Cyprus. S/2010/363 (A/64/859) Letter, 6 July 2010, from Cyprus. Issued: 24 Nov. 2010. Reports alleged violations of international air traffic regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by military aircraft S/2010/605 Report of the Secretary-General on the of the Turkish Air Force, 2 Apr.-28 June 2010. United Nations operation in Cyprus. Issued: 26 Nov. 2010. S/2010/502 (A/65/480) Letter, 30 Sept. 2010, from Cyprus. Reports alleged violations of international air General documents traffic regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by military S/2010/60 (A/64/639) Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from Turkey. aircraft of the Turkish Air Force, 29 June-31 Aug. 2010. Transmits letter dated 30 Dec. 2009 from Kemal Gökeri S/2010/540 (A/65/522) Letter, 13 Oct. 2010, from Turkey. of the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting alleged Transmits letter dated 12 Oct. 2010 from the violations of international air traffic regulations and the representative of the Turkish Cypriot community in national airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft response to letter dated 30 Sept. 2010 from Cyprus (A/64/607-S/2009/668). (A/65/480-S/2010/502) and concerns alleged violations S/2010/92 (A/64/671) Letter, 17 Feb. 2010, from Cyprus. of international air traffic regulations and the airspace of Reports alleged violations of international air traffic Cyprus by Turkish military aircraft. regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by military aircraft S/2010/570 (A/65/555) Letter, 2 Nov. 2010, from Turkey. of the Turkish Air Force, 4 Dec. 2009 - 29 Jan. 2010. Transmits letter dated 1 Nov. 2010 from the S/2010/114 (A/64/689) Letter, 26 Feb. 2010, from Turkey. representative of the Turkish Cypriot community, refuting Transmits letter dated 24 Feb. 2010 from Kemal Gökeri allegations made in the speech by the Greek Cypriot of the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting alleged leader during the 65th session of the General Assembly violations of international air traffic regulations and the on 24 Sept. 2010. national airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft S/2010/622 (A/65/609) Letter, 5 Dec. 2010, from Cyprus. (A/64/671-S/2010/92). Reports alleged violations of international air traffic S/2010/196 (A/64/746) Letter, 15 Apr. 2010, from Cyprus. regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by military aircraft Reports alleged violations of international air traffic of the Turkish Air Force, 1 Sept.-30 Nov. 2010. regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by military aircraft S/2010/674 (A/65/674) Letter, 23 Dec. 2010, from Turkey. of the Turkish Air Force, 1 Feb. - 30 Mar. 2010. Transmits press release issued by the Ministry of S/2010/227 (A/64/772) Letter, 29 Apr. 2010, from Turkey. Foreign Affairs of Turkey on 21 Dec. 2010 regarding the Transmits letter dated 29 Apr. 2010, from Kemal Gökeri, bilateral agreements concluded by the Greek Cypriot Representative of the Turkish Cypriot Community Administration with Eastern Mediterranean coastal refuting alleged violations of international air traffic States related to maritime jurisdiction. regulations and the national airspace of Cyprus by Draft resolutions Turkish aircraft (A/64/746-S/2010/196). S/2010/311 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/2010/260 Letter, 27 May 2010, from the Secretary- of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] / General. Reports the intention to appoint Lisa China, France, Russian Federation, United Kingdom of Buttenheim (United States) as Special Representative in Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States. Cyprus and head of UNFICYP to replace Tayé-Brook Zerihoun (Ethiopia) who completed his assignment on S/2010/631 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate 30 Apr. 2010. of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] / China, France, Russian Federation, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6339 (15 June 2010). At the 6339th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/311 was adopted (14-1-0): resolution 1930 (2010). S/PV.6435 (6 Dec. 2010).
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CYPRUS QUESTION (continued) DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– MISSILE LAUNCHINGS (continued) S/PV.6445 (14 Dec. 2010). At the 6445th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/631 General documents was adopted (14-1-0): resolution 1953 (2010). S/2010/376 Letter, 8 July 2010, from the Secretary- Resolutions General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1928 S/RES/1930(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN (2010), by which the Council decided to extend until 12 Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. June 2011 the mandate of the Panel of Experts and Welcomes the progress made so far in the fully reports that, after consulting with the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1718 fledged negotiations; urges full exploitation of this opportunity preserving the current atmosphere of trust and (2006), he has reappointed the following experts: goodwill, and engaging in the process in a constructive Masahiko Asada, Japan (nuclear issues); David J. Birch, United Kingdom (proliferation of weapons of mass and open manner; urges also the implementation of confidence-building measure; calls on both sides to destruction) and Coordinator of the Panel of Experts; continue to engage in consultations with UNFICYP on the Victor D. Comras, United States of America (finance); Erik Marzolf, France (missile technology); Young-wan demarcation of the buffer zone; requests the Secretary- General to submit a report on implementation of this Song, Republic of Korea (regional issues); Alexander resolution, including on contingency planning in relation to Vilnin, Russian Federation (customs); Xiaodong Xue, China (export control, nuclear items). the settlement, by 1 Dec. 2010 and to keep the Security Council updated on events as necessary; welcomes the S/2010/527 Letter, 14 Oct. 2010, from the Secretary- efforts being undertaken by UNFICYP to implement the General. Informs that Masahiko Asada (Japan) and Secretary-General's zero tolerance policy on sexual Victor Comras (United States) have withdrawn from the exploitation and abuse and to ensure full compliance of its Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Security personnel with the UN code of conduct. (Adopted 14-1-0, Council Resolution 1874 (2009) and reports the 6339th meeting, 15 June 2010) Secretary-General's decision to appoint George Lopez S/RES/1953(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN (United States) and Takehiro Yamamoto (Japan) to serve on the Panel of Experts. Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. Urges the implementation of confidence-building Draft resolutions measures; expresses its full support for UN Peacekeeping S/2010/285 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) and decides to extend its mandate for a further period ending 15 June 2011; calls on of the Panel of Experts on the Democratic People's both sides to continue to engage in consultations with Republic of Korea] / Japan and United States. UNFICYP on the demarcation of the buffer zone; requests Discussion in plenary the Secretary -General to submit a report on implementation of this resolution, including on contingency S/PV.6333 (7 June 2010). At the 6333rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/285 planning in relation to the settlement, by 1 June 2011 and to keep the Security Council updated on events as was adopted unanimously: resolution 1928 (2010). necessary. (Adopted 14-1-0, 6445th meeting, 14 Dec. Resolutions 2010) S/RES/1928(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Panel of Experts on the Democratic People's Republic of MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Korea]. Decides to extend until 12 June 2011 the mandate of Reports the Panel of Experts, as specified in paragraph 26 of resolution 1874 (2009), and requests the Secretary- S/2010/28 Letter, 14 Jan. 2010, from the Chairman of the General to take the necessary administrative measures to Security Council Committee Established pursuant to this effect; requests the Panel of Experts to provide to the Resolution 1718 (2006) concerning the Democratic Council no later than 12 Nov. 2010 a midterm report on its People's Republic of Korea. Transmits report of the work, and a final report to the Council no later than 30 Security Council Committee Established pursuant to days prior to the termination of its mandate with its findings Resolution 1718 (2006) concerning the People's and recommendations; urges all States, relevant UN Democratic Republic of Korea covering the Committee's bodies and other interested parties, to cooperate fully with activities from 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2009; includes the list of the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1718 reports received pursuant to para. 11 of Security Council (2006) and the Panel of Experts, in particular by supplying resolution 1718 (2006). any information at their disposal on the implementation of S/2010/571 Note [transmitting final report of the Panel of the measures imposed by resolution 1718 (2006) and Experts Established pursuant to Resolution 1874 (2009) resolution 1874 (2009). (Adopted unanimously, 6333rd concerning the Democratic People's Republic of Korea] / meeting, 7 June 2010) by the President of the Security Council. Issued: 5 Nov. 2010.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION SITUATION (continued) Reports S/2010/187/Add.1 Letter, 4 May 2010, from the President S/2010/164 Thirty-first report of the Secretary-General on of the Security Council. Refers to letters dated 10 Mar. and 14 Apr. (S/2010/187) regarding the Security Council the United Nations Organization Mission in the mission to Africa and informs that the members of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Security Council have agreed to undertake the Issued: 30 Mar. 2010. rescheduled mission to the Democratic Republic of the S/2010/252 Letter, 21 May 2010, from the Chair of the Congo from 13-16 May 2010; includes the mission Security Council Committee established pursuant to revised composition. resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic S/2010/207 Letter, 22 Apr. 2010, from the Secretary- Republic of the Congo. Transmits interim report of the General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1896 Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the (2009) of 30 Nov. 2009 concerning the Democratic Congo prepared pursuant to para. 6 of Security Council Republic of the Congo and the extension of the Group of resolution 1896 (2009). Experts established pursuant to resolution 1533 (2004) S/2010/288 Report of the Security Council Mission to the and reports that, after consulting with the Security Democratic Republic of the Congo (13 to 16 May 2010). Council Committee established pursuant to resolution Issued: 30 June 2010. 1533 (2004), he has appointed experts Pawel Tarnawski, Poland (logistics) and Fred Robarts, United Kingdom S/2010/369 Report of the Secretary-General on children (regional issues). and armed conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. S/2010/303 Letter, 7 June 2010, from the Secretary- Issued: 9 July 2010. General. Refers to the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC), S/2010/512 Report of the Secretary-General on the established on 30 Nov. 1999 pursuant to Security United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Council resolution 1279 (1999) and to its extension Democratic Republic of the Congo. pursuant to resolution 1925 (2010) until 30 June 2010, Issued: 8 Oct. 2010. after which date the Mission will bear the title of UN S/2010/596 Letter, 15 Nov. 2010, from the Chair of the Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO), and reports the Resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic intention to appoint Roger A. Meece (United States) as Republic of the Congo. Transmits final report of the Special Representative for the Democratic Republic of Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the the Congo and Head of MONUSCO. Congo submitted in accordance with para. 6 of Security S/2010/304 Letter, 9 June 2010, from the President of the Council resolution 1896 (2009). Security Council. Refers to the letter of the Secretary- General documents General dated 9 June 2010 (S/2010/303) concerning his intention to appoint Roger A. Meece (United States) as S/2010/93 Letter, 12 Feb. 2010, from Rwanda. Transmits Special Representative for the Democratic Republic of a letter addressed to the Chairman of the Security the Congo and Head of the UN Organization Council Committee established pursuant to resolution Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the 1533 (2004), conveying additional information on Congo; reports that the members of the Council have members of the Forces démocratiques de libération du taken note of said intention. Rwanda (FDLR) and the Rally for Unity and Democracy (RUD-Urunana) and other individuals referred to in the S/2010/337 Letter, 25 June 2010, from the Secretary- final report of the Group of Experts on the Democratic General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1896 Republic of the Congo dated 9 Nov. 2009 (S/2009/603). (2009) of 30 Nov. 2009 concerning the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the extension, for a period S/2010/99 Letter, 25 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- expiring on 30 Nov. 2010, of the Group of Experts General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1896 established pursuant to resolution 1533 (2004); reports (2009) and reports the appointment of 3 experts to the the appointment of Steven Hege, (United States (armed Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the groups)), to replace Philip Lancaster, (Canada (armed Congo; reports also the selection of Philip Lancaster to groups)), who resigned from the Group, and Mouctar serve as the Coordinator of the Group of Experts. Kokouma Diallo, (Guinea (customs and finance)), to S/2010/187 Letter, 14 Apr. 2010, from the President of the replace Philip Lancaster as Coordinator of the Group of Security Council. Reports that members of the Security Experts. Council have decided to send a mission to Africa S/2010/367 Letter, 6 July 2010, from the Secretary- (Democratic Republic of the Congo) led by Gérard Araud General. Reports his intention to appoint Lieutenant (France), tentatively from 16 to 20 Apr. 2010. General Chander Prakash (India) as Force Commander of MONUSCO to replace Lieutenant General Babacar Gaye (Senegal), who will complete his tour of duty with the Mission on 31 July 2010.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION (continued) SITUATION (continued) S/2010/368 Letter, 8 July 2010, from the President of the Participation by non-Council members (without Security Council. Reports that the letter of the Secretary- the right to vote) General dated 6 July 2010 (S/2010/367) concerning his intention to appoint Lieutenant General Chander S/PV.6297 (13 Apr. 2010) Democratic Republic of the Congo. Prakash (India) to the post of Force Commander of the UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic S/PV.6324 (28 May 2010) Democratic Republic of the Republic of the Congo has been brought to the attention Congo. of the members of the Security Council. S/PV.6378 (7 Sept. 2010) Democratic Republic of the S/2010/555 Letter, 26 Oct. 2010, from the Democratic Congo. Republic of the Congo. Transmits communiqué by the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo S/PV.6387 (17 Sept. 2010) Democratic Republic of the concerning the attack on the UN Organization Congo. Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the S/PV.6400 (14 Oct. 2010) Democratic Republic of the Congo base in Rwindi, North Kivu, on 23 Oct. 2010, Congo. allegedly by Mai-Mai elements. S/PV.6403 (15 Oct. 2010) Democratic Republic of the Draft resolutions Congo. S/2010/256 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Discussion in plenary of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] / France, Gabon, S/PV.6294 (7 Apr. 2010). Uganda, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern S/PV.6297 (13 Apr. 2010). Ireland and United States of America. S/PV.6317 (19 May 2010). S/2010/597 Draft resolution [on extension of measures on arms, transport, financial and travel against the S/PV.6324 (28 May 2010). Democratic Republic of the Congo imposed by At the 6324th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/256 resolution 1807 (2008) and expansion of the mandate of was adopted unanimously: resolution 1925 (2010). the Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1533 S/PV.6378 (7 Sept. 2010). (2004)] / France. Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6387 (17 Sept. 2010). At the 6387th meeting, the President made a Council statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/PRST/2010/17 Statement [made on behalf of the connection with prior consultations among Council Security Council, at the 6387th meeting, 17 Sept. 2010, members on the item entitled "The situation concerning the in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Democratic Republic of the Congo": S/PRST/2010/17. entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic S/PV.6400 (14 Oct. 2010). Republic of the Congo"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6403 (15 Oct. 2010). Reiterates its strong condemnation of mass rapes S/PV.6432 (29 Nov. 2010). which occurred in the east of the Democratic Republic of At the 6432nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/597 the Congo late July and Aug.; urges the Government of the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1952 (2010). Democratic Republic of the Congo to ensure a swift and fair prosecution of the perpetrators of these terrible crimes and to inform the Security Council on measures undertaken to this end; expresses its readiness to consider all appropriate actions, including targeted measures against the perpetrators; reiterates its urgent call to the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in cooperation with the UN and other relevant actors, to put an end to impunity, in particular those bearing responsibility for gross human rights violations must be held to account; stresses that the fight against impunity is an integral part of the urgently-needed reform of the security sector; supports the launch by MONUSCO and the UN Country Team of a sensitization campaign, including through Radio Okapi, to encourage victims of sexual violence to report and to seek treatment and legal assistance; reaffirms its resolve to eliminate all forms of violence against women and children during and after armed conflict.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DISARMAMENT SITUATION (continued) General documents Resolutions S/2010/37 Letter, 19 Jan. 2010, from Iraq. Transmits letter S/RES/1925(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq reporting Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the measures taken in observance of international Congo (MONUC)]. disarmament and non-proliferation standards. Decides to extend the mandate of MONUC until 30 S/2010/203 (A/64/752) Identical letters, 20 Apr. 2010, June 2010 and further decides that, in view of the new from the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to the phase that has been reached in the Democratic Republic Secretary-General and the President of the Security of the Congo, the UN mission in that country, MONUC, Council. Transmits message by Ayatollah Seyed Ali shall, as from 1 July 2010, bear the title of the UN Khamenei to the International Conference on Nuclear Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Disarmament and Non-Proliferation, held in Tehran, on Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO); decides that 17 Apr. 2010. MONUSCO shall be deployed until 30 June 2011 and authorizes that MONUSCO shall comprise, in addition to S/2010/247 (A/64/789) Letter, 19 May 2010, from the the appropriate civilian, judiciary and correction Russian Federation. Transmits statement by the States components, a maximum of 19,815 military personnel, 760 members of the Collective Security Treaty Organization military observers, 391 police personnel and 1,050 (CSTO), Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, the Russian personnel of formed police units; authorizes the withdrawal Federation and Tajikistan, in connection with the of up to 2,000 UN military personnel by 30 June 2010 from signature of the Treaty between the United States of areas where the security situation permits; authorizes America and the Russian Federation on "Measures for MONUSCO, while concentrating its military forces in the the Further Reduction and Limitation of Strategic east of the country, to keep a reserve force capable of Offensive Arms", adopted on 8 May 2010 at an informal redeploying rapidly elsewhere in the country; decides that meeting of heads of CSTO member States. future reconfigurations of MONUSCO should be S/2010/263 Letter, 27 May 2010, from the United determined on the basis of the evolution of the situation on Kingdom. Transmits list of items, materials, equipment, the ground and on the achievement of the objectives to be goods and technology related to ballistic missile-related pursued by the Government of the Democratic Republic of programmes; updates the list contained in the annex to the Congo and the UN mission; requests the Secretary- document S/2009/205. General to take the necessary measures to ensure full compliance of MONUSCO with the UN zero-tolerance S/2010/464 Note verbale, 2 Sept. 2010, from Iraq. policy on sexual exploitation and abuses and to keep the Transmits letter dated 12 Aug. 2010 from the Permanent Council informed if cases of such conduct occur. (Adopted Representative of France and other international unanimously, 6324th meeting, 28 May 2010) organizations in Vienna as incumbent Chairman of the Hague Code of Conduct against Ballistic Missile S/RES/1952(2010) [Extension of measures on arms, Proliferation, Florence Mangin, which informs Iraq's transport, financial and travel against the Democratic subscription to the Code officially on 11 Aug. 2010. Republic of the Congo imposed by resolution 1807 (2008) and expansion of the mandate of the Committee Participation by non-Council members (without Established pursuant to Resolution 1533 (2004)]. the right to vote) Decides to renew until 30 Nov. 2011 the measures on arms imposed by para. 1 of resolution 1807 (2008) and S/PV.6310 (11 May 2010) Argentina, Colombia, Cuba, reaffirms the provisions of paras. 2, 3 and 5 of that India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Morocco, New resolution; decides to renew the measures on transport Zealand, Norway, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia and imposed by paras. 6 and 8 of resolution 1807 (2008) and Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. reaffirms the provisions of para. 7 of that resolution; Discussion in plenary decides to renew the financial and travel measures imposed by paras. 9 and 11 of resolution 1807 (2008); S/PV.6310 (11 May 2010). requests the Secretary-General to extend the Group of DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Experts Established pursuant to Resolution 1533 (2004); decides that the Committee should consider whether the Reports individual or entity has exercised due diligence consistent with the steps set out in para. 8; urges UN Organization S/2010/327 Report of the Secretary-General on Eritrea. Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Issued: 22 June 2010. Congo (MONUSCO) to continue supporting the efforts of the Congolese authorities; recommends that all States regularly publish full import and export statistics for natural resources; decides that, when appropriate and no later than 30 Nov. 2011, it shall review the measures set forth in this resolution. (Adopted unanimously, 6432nd meeting, 29 Nov. 2010)
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DJIBOUTI–ERITREA (continued) ERITREA–ETHIOPIA General documents General documents S/2010/116 Letter, 1 Mar. 2010, from Eritrea. Transmits S/2010/38 Letter, 18 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- copy of letter addressed to the Secretary-General and a General. Refers to letter dated 2 Oct. 2008 (S/2008/630) petition calling on the UN to repeal the sanctions from the Secretary-General regarding regular reports to imposed on Eritrea; the electronic version of the petition, the Security Council following the termination of the with 118,000 signatures, from the E-SMART Campaign mandate of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea and (Eritrean Sanctions Must Be Annulled Today), a project transmits letter of 20 Nov. 2009 from the President of the of the Organization of Eritrean Americans, in response to Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission including the final resolution 1907 (2009), is available in the Secretariat. report to the Secretary-General on the work of the Commission. S/2010/225 Letter, 3 May 2010, from Mexico. Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Eritrea, S/2010/69 Letter, 4 Feb. 2010, from Eritrea. Transmits enclosing the following documents: Eritrea's stance on press statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Security Council resolution 1907 (2009); Submissions of on 3 Feb. 2010 regarding a communiqué issued by the Eritrea to the Security Council on Ethiopia's military Council of Ministers of the Intergovernmental Authority occupation of sovereign Eritrean territory; Eritrea's on Development (IGAD) on the situation in Somalia. position on relations with Djibouti; Eritrea's submission to S/2010/225 Letter, 3 May 2010, from Mexico. Transmits the Security Council on peace and justice in Somalia; letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Eritrea, and Relevant attachments. enclosing the following documents: Eritrea's stance on S/2010/262 Letter, 28 May 2010, from Eritrea. Refutes Security Council resolution 1907 (2009); Submissions of allegations made by the President of Djibouti, during his Eritrea to the Security Council on Ethiopia's military address to the Security Council on 19 May 2010, under occupation of sovereign Eritrean territory; Eritrea's agenda item "Peace and Security in Africa". position on relations with Djibouti; Eritrea's submission to the Security Council on peace and justice in Somalia; S/2010/291 (A/64/806) Letter, 7 June 2010, from Qatar. and Relevant attachments. Transmits letter dated 6 June 2010 from the Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Qatar S/2010/488 Letter, 17 Sept. 2010, from Eritrea. Refers to transmitting the Agreement concerning peaceful allegations made during the consideration of the report settlement of the border dispute between the Eritrea and of the Secretary-General on the situation in Somalia Djibouti, signed on 6 June 2010 by the Presidents of (S/2010/447) as well as allegations made by Ethiopia in Eritrea and Djibouti, and signed on behalf of Qatar as its media outlets and states that Eritrea is not extending mediator and witness by the Emir of Qatar. any form of support to any faction in Somalia; transmits press release entitled "Ethiopia: endless campaign of S/2010/350 Letter, 30 June 2010, from Eritrea. Refers to disinformation", issued on 15 Sept. 2010. the report of the Secretary-General on Eritrea (S/2010/327) and reports that Eritrea concurs with most EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY of the issues concerning Djibouti, Somalia and Ethiopia mentioned in the report. General documents Participation by non-Council members (without S/2010/43 Letter, 25 Jan. 2010, from Croatia. Refers to the right to vote) statement made by the Serbian President, Boris Tadic, at the Security Council debate on the UN Interim S/PV.6316 (19 May 2010) Djibouti. Administration Mission in Kosovo held on 22 Jan. 2010 S/PV.6362 (20 July 2010) Djibouti, Eritrea and Somalia. and concludes that this will not deter Croatia from pursuing good-neighbourly relations with all countries in Discussion in plenar y the South-East European region. S/PV.6316 (19 May 2010). Discussion in plenary S/PV.6362 (20 July 2010). S/PV.6268 (5 Feb. 2010). S/PV.6457 (20 Dec. 2010).
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) Reports S/2010/588 Letter, 1 Nov. 2010, from the President of the S/2010/5 Report of the Secretary-General on the United International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Issued: 5 Jan. 2010. Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Transmits assessments S/2010/77 Letter, 8 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- of the President and the Prosecutor of the International General. Transmits reports on the international security Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 July to pursuant to para. 6 of Security Council resolution 1534 30 September 2009 (Annex I); 1 April-30 June 2009 (2004). (Annex II); 1 January-31 March 2009 (Annex III); 1 S/2010/656 Letter, 10 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- November-31 December 2008 (Annex IV); and 1 August- General. Transmits letter dated 3 Dec. 2010 from the 31 October 2008 (Annex V). High Representative of the European Union for Foreign S/2010/169 Report of the Secretary-General on the Affairs and Security Policy, transmitting the 23rd United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. quarterly report on the activities of the European Union Issued: 6 Apr. 2010. military mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina; covers the period 1 June-31 Aug. 2010. S/2010/197 Letter, 19 Apr. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits monthly report to the UN on the General documents operations of the Kosovo Force, covering the period 1 S/2010/43 Letter, 25 Jan. 2010, from Croatia. Refers to Oct.-31 Dec. 2009. statement made by the Serbian President, Boris Tadic, S/2010/270 Letter, 31 May 2010, from the President of the at the Security Council debate on the UN Interim International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Administration Mission in Kosovo held on 22 Jan. 2010 Responsible for Serious Violations of International and concludes that this will not deter Croatia from Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the pursuing good-neighbourly relations with all countries in Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Transmits assessments the South-East European region. of the President and the Prosecutor of the International S/2010/51 Letter, 28 Jan. 2010, from Turkey. Transmits Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted conclusions of the 2nd meeting of the Political Directors pursuant to para. 6 of the Security Council resolution of the South-East European Cooperation Process on 1534 (2004), covering the period 15 Nov. 2009-15 May developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina, held in 2010. Antalya, Turkey, 25 Jan. 2010. S/2010/381 Letter, 13 July 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/113 Letter, 23 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits the monthly report on the operations General. Transmits letter dated 18 Jan. 2010 from of the Kosovo Force covering the period from 1 Jan. to Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the European 31 Mar. 2010. Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, enclosing S/2010/401 Report of the Secretary-General on the the 20th report on the activities of EUFOR which covers United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. the period from 1 Sept. to 30 Nov. 2009. Issued: 29 July 2010. S/2010/133 Letter, 15 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/413 (A/65/205) Report of the International General. Transmits letter dated 1 Mar. 2010 from the Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia : note / by the President of the International Tribunal for the Former Secretary-General. Yugoslavia seeking the extension of the terms of office Issued: 30 July 2010. - Transmits the 17th annual of ad litem judges, Kimberly Prost (Canada) and Ole report of the International Tribunal for the Former Bjorn Stole (Norway), until the end of May. 2010, so that Yugoslavia submitted by the President of the Tribunal for they may complete the judgment in the case of the the period 1 Aug. 2009-31 July 2010. Prosecutor v. Popovic et al. S/2010/562 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2010/355 Letter, 2 July 2010, from Serbia. Requests an United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. urgent meeting of the Security Council on Monday 5 July Issued: 29 Oct. 2010. 2010 devoted to the situation in the northern part of Kosovo. S/2010/575 Letter, 8 Nov. 2010, from the Secretary - General. Transmits letter dated 21 Oct. 2010 from the S/2010/510 Letter, 4 Oct. 2010, from the Secretary - High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina General. Transmits letters dated 14 Apr. 2010 and 7 enclosing the 38th report on the implementation of the Sept. 2010 from the High Representative of the Peace Agreement covering the period 1 May-15 Oct. European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, 2010 submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution transmitting the 21st and 22nd quarterly reports on the 1031 (1995). activities of the European Union military mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina; cover the periods 1 Dec 2009- 28 Feb. 2010 and 1 Mar. -31 May 2010, respectively.
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) S/2010/599 (A/65/588) Identical letters, 23 Nov. 2010, S/PV.6314 (17 May 2010). from the Secretary-General addressed to the President S/PV.6319 (24 May 2010). of the General Assembly and the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 9 Nov. 2010 S/PV.6342 (18 June 2010). from the President of the International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious S/PV.6353 (6 July 2010). Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed S/PV.6367 (3 Aug. 2010). in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 requesting that the term of office of Judge Uldis Kinis S/PV.6421 (11 Nov. 2010). and Judge Kevin Parker be extended so that they may S/PV.6422 (12 Nov. 2010). complete the Gotovina et al. trial and the Dordevic trial respectively, and that Judge Kinis be permitted to serve S/PV.6426 (18 Nov. 2010). at the Tribunal beyond the cumulative period of 3 years At the 6426th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/582 stipulated under article 13 ter, para. 2, of the statute of was adopted unanimously: resolution 1948 (2010). the Tribunal. S/PV.6434 (6 Dec. 2010). Draft resolutions S/PV.6446 (14 Dec. 2010). S/2010/138 Draft resolution [on the maximum number of At the 6446th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/629 ad litem judges serving at the International Criminal was adopted unanimously: resolution 1954 (2010). Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)] / Austria. S/PV.6463 (22 Dec. 2010). S/2010/347 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of At the 6463rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/651 office of permanent and ad litem judges to the was adopted (14-0-1): resolution 1966 (2010). International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia Resolutions (ICTY)] / Austria. S/RES/1915(2010) [The maximum number of ad litem S/2010/582 Draft resolution [on authorization of the judges serving at the International Criminal Tribunal for Member States to establish a multinational stabilization the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. force (EUFOR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal Decides that the total number of ad litem judges successor to SFOR] / Austria, France, Germany, Italy, serving at the International Tribunal may temporarily Russian Federation, Turkey, United Kingdom of Great exceed the maximum of 12 provided for in art. 12, para. 1, Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America. of the Statute of the International Tribunal, to a maximum S/2010/629 Draft resolution [on authorization of the of 13 at any one time, returning to a maximum of 12 by 30 judges to complete cases notwithstanding the expiry of June 2010, or upon completion of the Popovic case if their term of office at the International Criminal Tribunal sooner. (Adopted unanimously, 6286th meeting, 18 Mar. for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)] / Austria. 2010) S/2010/651 Draft resolution [on establishment of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals with two branches and the adoption of the Statute of the Mechanism]. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6264 (22 Jan. 2010) Serbia. S/PV.6314 (17 May 2010) Serbia. S/PV.6342 (18 June 2010) Croatia, Kenya, Rwanda and Serbia. S/PV.6367 (3 Aug. 2010) Serbia. S/PV.6421 (11 Nov. 2010) Croatia and Serbia. S/PV.6422 (12 Nov. 2010) Serbia. S/PV.6426 (18 Nov. 2010) Germany and Italy. S/PV.6434 (6 Dec. 2010) Croatia, Rwanda and Serbia. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6264 (22 Jan. 2010). S/PV.6286 (18 Mar. 2010). At the 6286th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/138 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1915 (2010). - 30 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1931(2010) [Extension of the terms of office of S/RES/1954(2010) [Authorization of the judges to permanent and ad litem judges to the International complete cases notwithstanding the expiry of their term Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. of office at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Decides to extend the terms of office of the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. permanent judges at the International Tribunal, who are Decides that, notwithstanding the expiry of his term members of the Appeals Chamber, until 31 Dec. 2012 or of office on 31 Dec. 2010, Judge Kevin Parker is until the completion of the cases to which they are authorized to complete the Dordevic case; and takes note assigned or until the completion of their term as members of the intention of the International Tribunal to complete the of the Appeals Chamber; decides to extend the term of case by the end of Feb. 2011; decides that, office of the permanent judges at the International notwithstanding the expiry of his term of office on 31 Dec. Tribunal, who are members of the Trial Chamber, until 31 2010, Judge Uldis Kinis is authorized to complete the Dec. 2011 or until the completion of the cases to which Gotovina et al. case; and takes note of the intention of the they are assigned; decides to extend the term of office of International Tribunal to complete the case by the end of the ad litem judges at the International Tribunal, who are Mar. 2011; decides to allow Judge Kinis to serve at the members of the Trial Chamber, until 31 Dec. 2011 or until International Tribunal beyond the cumulative period of the completion of the cases to which they are assigned; service provided for under article 13 ter, para. 2, of the underlines its intention to extend, by 30 June 2011, the Statute of the International Tribunal. (Adopted terms of office of the trial judges at the International unanimously, 6446th meeting, 14 Dec. 2010) Tribunal based on the Tribunal's projected trial schedule, S/RES/1966(2010) [Establishment of the International and requests the President of the International Tribunal to Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals with two submit to the Council an updated trial and appeals branches and the adoption of the Statute of the schedule no later than 15 May 2011; decides to allow ad Mechanism]. litem Judges Baird, David, Gwaunza, Harhoff, Lattanzi, Decides to establish the International Residual Mindua, Picard, Prandler, and Trechsel to serve at the Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals ("the Mechanism") with International Tribunal beyond the cumulative period of 2 branches, which shall commence functioning on 1 July service provided for under article 13 ter, para. 2, of the 2010 (branch for the ICTR) and 1 July 2013 (branch for the Statute of the International Tribunal; urges the Int ernational ICTY), and to this end decides to adopt the Statute of the Tribunal to complete its work expeditiously. (Adopted Mechanism in Annex 1 of this resolution; decides that the unanimously, 6348th meeting, 29 June 2010) provisions of this resolution and the Statutes of the S/RES/1948(2010) [Authorization of the Member States to Mechanism and of the International Tribunal for the former establish a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) in Yugoslavia (ICTY) and International Tribunal for Rwanda Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal successor to SFOR]. (ICTR) shall be subject to the transitional arrangements; Authorizes the Member States acting through or in requests the ICTY and the ICTR to take all possible cooperation with the European Union to establish for a measures to expeditiously complete all their remaining further period of 12 months, starting from the date of the work; decides that the Mechanism shall continue the adoption of this resolution, a multinational stabilization jurisdiction, rights and obligations and essential functions force (EUFOR) as a legal successor to SFOR under of the ICTY and the ICTR, respectively; decides that the unified command and control, which will fulfil its missions Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the Mechanism and in relation to the implementation of annex 1-A and annex 2 any amendments thereto shall take effect upon adoption of the Peace Agreement in cooperation with the NATO by the judges of the Mechanism unless the Security Headquarters presence; authorizes the Member States to Council decides otherwise; decides that all States shall take all necessary measures to effect the implementation cooperate fully with the Mechanism; requests the Tribunals of and to ensure compliance with annexes 1-A and 2 of the and the Mechanism to cooperate with the countries of the Peace Agreement; authorizes Member States to take all former Yugoslavia and with Rwanda; decides that the necessary measures, at the request of either EUFOR or Mechanism shall operate for an initial period of 4 years. the NATO Headquarters, in defence of the EUFOR or (Adopted 14-0-1, 6463rd meeting, 22 Dec. 2010) NATO presence respectively, and to assist both organizations in carrying out their missions, and GEORGIA SITUATION recognizes the right of both EUFOR and the NATO General documents presence to take all necessary measures to defend themselves from attack or threat of attack; authorizes the S/2010/6 (A/64/618) Identical letters, 29 Dec. 2009, from Member States to take all necessary measures to ensure Georgia to the Secretary-General and the President of compliance with the rules and procedures governing the Security Council. Transmits statements by the command and control of airspace over Bosnia and Ministry of Foreign Affairs on agreement between the Herzegovina with respect to all civilian and military air Russian Federation and Abkhazia (Georgia) in the field traffic; demands that the parties respect the security and of energy and an alleged denial of access to the World freedom of movement of EUFOR, the NATO presence, Food Programme into Georgia. and other international personnel. (Adopted unanimously, 6426th meeting, 18 Nov. 2010)
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GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) S/2010/33 (A/64/624) Letter, 12 Jan. 2010, from the S/2010/412 (A/64/882) Identical letters, 29 July 2010, Russian Federation. Transmits statement by the State from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and Duma of the Russian Federal Assembly on the alleged the President of the Security Council. Transmits destruction by the Georgian authorities of the Great statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 12th Patriotic War memorial in Kutaisi. round of the Geneva talks, held 26 and 27 July 2010, at Document symbol corrected by A/64/624/Corr.1. which the issues of security and stability in Georgia's occupied Abkhazia and Tskhinvali regions and the safe S/2010/66 (A/64/648) Identical letters, 29 Jan. 2010, from and dignified return of the internally displaced persons Georgia to the Secretary-General and the President of and refugees to the places of their habitual residence the Security Council. Transmits document prepared by were discussed. the Ministry of Internal Affairs regarding alleged violations of the 12 Aug. 2008 six-point ceasefire S/2010/421 Note verbale, 4 Aug. 2010, from the Russian agreement by the Russian Federation and the statement Federation. Transmits press release dated 29 July 2010 of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 9th round of the by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Geneva discussions, held on 28 Jan. 2010. Federation on the 12th round of Geneva Discussions on Security and Stability in Transcaucasia. S/2010/103 Letter, 25 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the Joint Incident Prevention and S/2010/432 (A/64/895) Identical letters, 13 Aug. 2010, Response Mechanism and reports his intention to from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and appoint Antti Turunen (Finland) as UN Representative. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, S/2010/108 (A/64/681) Identical letters, 19 Feb. 2010, dated 12 Aug. 2010, concerning the alleged non- from Georgia to the Secretary-General and the President compliance with the Ceasefire Agreement by the of the Security Council. Transmits statement of the Russian Federation. Ministry of Foreign Affairs dated 18 Feb. 2010 on the signature of a treaty between the Russian Federation S/2010/541 (A/65/521) Identical letters, 15 Oct. 2010, and Abkhazia on the creation of a joint military base in from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and Gudauta. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia on S/2010/176 (A/64/740) Identical letters, 7 Apr. 2010, from the 13th round of the Geneva Discussions, held on 14 Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and the Oct. 2010, at which the issues of security and stability in President of the Security Council. Transmits 4 Abkhazia and Tskhinvali regions and the return of statements of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reporting on internally displaced persons and refugees to the places the Geneva talks, held 29-30 Mar. 2010 regarding an of their habitual residence were discussed. alleged establishment of a trade mission, a construction- assemblage works of heliports in the territory of Georgia S/2010/554 Letter, 21 Oct. 2010, from the Russian and the ratification of agreements on "joint efforts for the Federation. Transmits press release dated 18 Oct. 2010 protection of the so-called border" between Russia and on the 13th round of Geneva discussions on security the Sokhumi and Tskhinvali proxy regimes; also reports and stability in Transcaucasia and statement of the discussion by the working groups concerning measures Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation for the safe return of the refugees and internally dated 19 Oct. 2010 on the withdrawal of the Russian displaced persons. border post from Perevi village on the border between Georgia and the Republic of South Ossetia. S/2010/219 (A/64/759) Identical letters, 27 Apr. 2010, from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/613 (A/65/600) Identical letters, 3 Dec. 2010, the President of the Security Council. Transmits from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and document entitled "State Strategy on Occupied the President of the Security Council. Transmits Territories : Engagement through Cooperation", adopted statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia by the Government of Georgia. concerning the alleged ongoing acts of vandalism towards Georgian cultural and religious monuments in S/2010/309 (A/64/812) Identical letters, 9 June 2010, Abkhazia, Georgia. from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2010/639 (A/65/629) Identical letters, 14 Dec. 2010, statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 11th from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and round of the Geneva talks, held 7-8 June 2010, at which the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter the issues of security and stability in Georgia's occupied dated 30 Nov. 2010 from the President of Georgia, Abkhazia and Tskhinvali regions and the safe and regarding the pledge of Georgia not to use force against dignified return of the internally displaced persons and the Russian Federation. refugees to the places of their habitual residence were discussed. S/2010/400 (A/64/875) Identical letters, 26 July 2010, from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits the Action Plan for Engagement, issued by the Office of the State Minister for Reintegration of Georgia, 6 July 2010. - 32 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA) –REGIONAL GUINEA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SECURITY Statements by the President of the Security General documents Council S/2010/187 Letter, 14 Apr. 2010, from the President of the S/PRST/2010/3 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council. Reports that members of the Security Security Council, at the 6272nd meeting, 16 Feb. 2010, Council have decided to send a mission to Africa in connection with the Council's consideration of the item (Democratic Republic of the Congo) led by Gérard Araud entitled "Peace consolidation in West Africa"] / by the (France), tentatively from 16 to 20 Apr. 2010. President of the Security Council. Welcomes the recent positive developments in S/2010/187/Add.1 Letter, 4 May 2010, from the President Guinea while remaining concerned by the situation; of the Security Council. Refers to letters dated 10 Mar. reiterates the statement of its President (S/PRST/2009/27); and 14 Apr. (S/2010/187) regarding the Security Council looks forward to the timely restoration of the normal mission to Africa and informs that the members of the constitutional order in a peaceful manner through a Security Council have agreed to undertake the civilian-led transition; reiterates its support for the efforts of rescheduled mission to the Democratic Republic of the the Economic Community of West African States and the Congo from 13-16 May 2010; includes the mission African Union; calls upon all Guinean stakeholders to revised composition. implement the Joint Declaration of Ouagadougou in full, to GREECE–THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC engage actively into the transition towards the restoration of the normal constitutional order through the holding of OF MACEDONIA elections within 6 months; urges the national authorities to General documents prevent any further violence, and uphold the rule of law, including promotion, protection and respect for human S/2010/672 (A/65/667) Letter, 21 Dec. 2010, from rights and due process and stresses their obligations Greece. Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign towards the victims and witnesses; reiterates the call it Affairs of Greece concerning alleged violations of the made in its resolution 1888 (2009) to increase the Interim Accord on the part of the former Yugoslav representation of women in mediation processes and Republic of Macedonia, issued 12 Nov. 2010. decision-making processes with regard to conflict GUINEA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS resolution and peacebuilding. Discussion in plenary General documents S/PV.6272 (16 Feb. 2010). S/2010/34 Identical letters, 18 Jan. 2010, from Burkina At the 6272nd meeting, the President made a Faso addressed to the Secretary-General and the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in President of the Security Council. Transmits Joint connection with prior consultations among Council Declaration of Ouagadougou dated 15 Jan. 2010 members on the item entitled "Peace consolidation in West regarding the situation in the Republic of Guinea. Africa": S/PRST/2010/3. S/2010/121 Letter, 25 Feb. 2010, from Guinea. Transmits final communiqué of the 11th meeting of the International GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Contact Group on Guinea, held in Conakry, 22 Feb. Reports 2010. S/2010/106 Report of the Secretary-General on S/2010/278 Letter, 27 May 2010, from Guinea. Transmits developments in Guinea-Bissau and on the activities of final communiqué of the 13th meeting of the the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in that International Contact Group on Guinea, held in Conakry, country. 15 and 16 2010. Issued: 26 Feb. 2010. S/2010/335 Report of the Secretary-General on developments in Guinea-Bissau and on the activities of the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in that country. Issued: 24 June 2010. S/2010/550 Report of the Secretary-General on developments in Guinea-Bissau and on the activities of the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in that country. Issued: 25 Oct. 2010. Draft resolutions S/2010/591 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Guinea- Bissau (UNIOGBIS)] / Nigeria.
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GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION (continued) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Resolutions Council S/RES/1949(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/PRST/2010/15 Statement [made on behalf of the Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau Security Council, at the 6364t h meeting, 22 July 2010, in (UNIOGBIS)]. connection with the Council's consideration of the item Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Integrated entitled "The situation in Guinea-Bissau"] / by the Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau (UNIOGBIS) until President of the Security Council. 31 Dec. 2011; requests the Secretary-General to develop a Calls upon the government of Guinea-Bissau to strategic workplan with appropriate benchmarks to release immediately all those detained in the events of 1 measure and track progress on the implementation of the Apr. 2010 or prosecute them with full respect for due UNIOGBIS mandate; calls on the Government of Guinea- process; stresses that genuine security sector reform Bissau to conclude the investigations into the political requires the creation of effective professional and assassinations of Mar. and June 2009 and ensure that the accountable security forces and respect for the rule of law; results of the investigations and the work of the National calls upon the government of Guinea-Bissau to create the Commission of Inquiry are credible, transparent and conditions for reform of the security services, calls upon consistent with internationally agreed standards and to the security forces, in particular the military, to fulfil their ensure the prosecution of those responsible for criminal commitment to abide by civilian control and calls upon acts, so that they are held accountable; requests the both to implement current programmes for security sector Secretary-General to assist in the conclusion of these reform on schedule; expresses serious concern about the investigations and overall efforts to end impunity, promote continued growth in drug trafficking, as well as organized the rule of law and constitutional order in Guinea-Bissau; crime, which threatens peace and security in Guinea- requests the Secretary-General, through his Special Bissau and in the sub-region; recognizes the shared Representative in Guinea-Bissau, to continue to support responsibility of states where drugs are produced and national efforts to effectively coordinate international consumed, as well as transit states, to take measures to assistance for credible security sector reform under the hold accountable those who engage in, or otherwise principle of full civilian control of the military and on the facilitate, drug trafficking through Guinea-Bissau; basis of a comprehensive threat assessment, taking into acknowledges the National Assembly's plans to convene a account the work already undertaken by the European national conference on "Conflicts in Guinea-Bissau: Union and other international actors in this area. (Adopted Causes Prevention, Resolution and Consequences", unanimously, 6428th meeting, 23 Nov. 2010) scheduled for January 2011 and underscores the need to conduct a genuine and inclusive political dialogue aimed at HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS ensuring effective functioning of state institutions and Reports national reconciliation. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2010/200 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. the right to vote) Issued: 22 Apr. 2010. - Date on document 22 Feb. S/PV.6281 (5 Mar. 2010) Guinea-Bissau. 2010, corrected by S/2010/200/Corr.1. S/PV.6359 (15 July 2010) Guinea-Bissau. S/2010/200/Corr.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti : S/PV.6416 (5 Nov. 2010) Guinea-Bissau. corrigendum. Discussion in plenary Issued: 27 Apr. 2010. - Corrects date in symbol block of masthead to read 22 Apr. 2010. S/PV.6281 (5 Mar. 2010). S/2010/446 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.6359 (15 July 2010). United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. S/PV.6364 (22 July 2010). Issued: 1 Sept. 2010. At the 6364th meeting, the President made a General documents statement, on behalf of the Council members on the item entitled "The situation in Guinea-Bissau": S/2010/23 Letter, 13 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- S/PRST/2010/15. General. Refers to the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) and reports the intention to immediately S/PV.6416 (5 Nov. 2010). deploy Edmond Mulet, Assistant Secretary-General, S/PV.6428 (23 Nov. 2010). Office of Operations, Department of Peacekeeping At the 6428th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/591 Operations, to serve as his Acting Special Representative and Head of MINUSTAH. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1949 (2010).
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HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2010/24 Letter, 13 Jan. 2010, from the President of the Participation by non-Council members (without Security Council. Refers to letter dated 13 Jan. 2010 the right to vote) (S/2010/23) from the Secretary-General concerning the S/PV.6261 (19 Jan. 2010) Argentina, Canada, Chile, intention to deploy Edmund Mulet as Acting Special Guatemala, Haiti, Peru and Uruguay. Representative and Head of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) and reports that members of the S/PV.6274 (19 Feb. 2010) Haiti. Security Council take note of the intention expressed therein. S/PV.6303 (28 Apr. 2010) Argentina, Canada, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Guatemala, Haiti, Norway, Peru, S/2010/27 Letter, 18 Jan. 2010, from Mexico. Transmits a Spain and Uruguay. working document regarding the situation in Haiti. S/PV.6330 (4 June 2010) Argentina, Canada, Chile, S/2010/131 Letter, 8 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- Guatemala, Haiti, Peru, Spain and Uruguay. General. Refers to the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) and reports the Secretary-General's S/PV.6382 (13 Sept. 2010) Argentina, Canada, Chile, intention to appoint Major General Luiz Guilherme Paul Colombia, Haiti, Norway, Peru and Uruguay. Cruz (Brazil) as Force Commander of MINUSTAH, to S/PV.6399 (14 Oct. 2010) Argentina, Canada, Chile, replace Major General Floriano Peixoto (Brazil) who will Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Peru, Spain and Uruguay. complete his tour of duty on 9 Apr. 2010. Discussion in plenary S/2010/132 Letter, 10 Mar. 2010, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter S/PV.6261 (19 Jan. 2010). dated 10 Mar. 2010 (S/2010/131) and reports that his At the 6261st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/29 intention to appoint Major General Luiz Guilherme Paul was adopted unanimously: resolution 1908 (2010). Cruz (Brazil) as Force Commander of the UN S/PV.6274 (19 Feb. 2010). Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINTUSAH) has been brought to the attention of the Council and they have S/PV.6303 (28 Apr. 2010). taken note thereof. S/PV.6330 (4 June 2010). S/2010/160 Letter, 26 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- At the 6330th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/277 General. Refers to the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti was adopted unanimously: resolution 1927 (2010). (MINUSTAH) and reports the Secretary-General's S/PV.6380 (9 Sept. 2010). intention to appoint Edmond Mulet (Guatemala) as his Special Representative in Haiti and Head of MINUSTAH. S/PV.6382 (13 Sept. 2010). S/2010/161 Letter, 29 Mar. 2010, from the President of the S/PV.6399 (14 Oct. 2010). Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter At the 6399th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/519 dated 26 Mar. 2010 (S/2010/160) and reports that was adopted unanimously: resolution 1944 (2010). members of the Security Council have taken note of the Resolutions his intention to appoint Edmond Mulet (Guatemala) as his Special Representative and Head of the UN S/RES/1908(2010) [Increasing the overall force levels of Stabilization Mission in Haiti. the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) to Draft resolutions support the immediate recovery, reconstruction and stability efforts]. S/2010/29 Draft resolution [on increasing the overall force Endorses the recommendation made by the levels of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti Secretary-General to increase the overall force levels of (MINUSTAH) to support the immediate recovery, UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti to support the immediate reconstruction and stability efforts] / Argentina, Austria, recovery, reconstruction and stability efforts; decides that Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, MINUSTAH will consist of a military component of up to France, Gabon, Guatemala, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, 8,940 troops of all ranks and of a police component of up Nigeria, Peru, Russian Federation, Turkey, Uganda, to 3,711 police and that it will keep the new levels of troops United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and police in MINUSTAH under review as necessary. United States of America and Uruguay. (Adopted unanimously, 6261st meeting, 19 Jan. 2010) S/2010/277 Draft resolution [on the composition of the military and police components of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] / Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Chile, France, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Spain, United States of America and Uruguay. S/2010/519 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] / Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Ecuador, France, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Spain, United States of America and Uruguay.
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HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/RES/1927(2010) [The composition of the military and S/RES/1944(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN police components of the UN Stabilization Mission in Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)]. Haiti (MINUSTAH)]. Decides to extend the mandate of MINUSTAH until Authorizes the deployment of a further 680 police in 15 Oct. 2011, with the intention of further renewal; decides addition to the police strength authorized by resolution to maintain the current Mission overall force levels, which 1908 (2010), as a temporary surge capacity with clearly consists of a military component of up to 8940 troops of all defined objectives, and a particular focus on building the ranks and of a police component of up to 4391 police and capacity of the Haitian National Police; decides, therefore, calls on the Secretary-General to conduct a that MINUSTAH will consist of a military component of up comprehensive assessment of the security environment to 8,940 troops of all ranks and of a police component of following the election and transfer of power to a new up to 4,391 police and that it will keep the new levels of government in 2011; requests the UN country team, to troops and police in MINUSTAH under close and regular complement security and development operations review, including through the electoral period and undertaken by the Government of Haiti with the support of subsequent constitutional transfer of power, and requests MINUSTAH with activities aimed at effectively improving the Secretary -General to include in his upcoming report to the living conditions of the concerned populations, in the Council an assessment of the implementation of particular women and children; requests MINUSTAH to resolution 1908 and the present resolution; requests continue to implement quick-impact projects that further MINUSTAH to continue, within its current mandate, its enhance the trust of the Haitian population towards collaboration with OCHA and the UN Country Team in MINUSTAH; strongly condemns the grave violations supporting the humanitarian and recovery efforts and against children affected by armed violence, as well as further encourages all actors to continue to engage in joint widespread rape and other sexual abuse of women and planning and coordination at the national and local level; girls, and calls upon the Government of Haiti, with the requests MINUSTAH to continue its support to the Haitian support of MINUSTAH and the UN country team, to Government and to the Provisional Electoral Council, as continue to promote and protect the rights of women and requested, in the preparation and conduct of Haiti's children; requests MINUSTAH to continue to pursue its elections, and to coordinate international electoral expanded community violence reduction approach, assistance to Haiti in cooperation with other international adapting the programme to the changing requirements of stakeholders including the OAS. (Adopted unanimously, the post-earthquake Haitian context with a particular focus 6330th meeting, 4 June 2010) on the displaced and those living in violence-affected neighbourhoods; requests MINUSTAH to continue to support the Haitian authorities in their efforts to control the flow of small arms including labour-intensive projects, the development of a weapons registry, the revision of current laws on importation and possession of arms, reform of the weapons permit system and the development and implementation of a national community policing doctrinel; requests the Secretary-General to include in his reports a comprehensive assessment of threats to security in Haiti and give particular attention to the protective environment for all, in particular women and children, and on progress in the sustainable resettlement of displace persons, and to propose, as appropriate, options to reconfigure the composition of MINUSTAH. (Adopted unanimously, 6399th meeting, 14 Oct. 2010) HUMAN RIGHTS General documents S/2010/617 (A/65/606) Letter, 6 Dec. 2010, from the Russian Federation. Transmits information declarations by the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the opening of the Nuremberg trials of the major Nazi war criminals and by the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the Nuremberg trials.
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ICJ–MEMBERS ICJ–MEMBERS (continued) General documents Resolutions S/2010/136 Note concerning the date of an election to fill S/RES/1914(2010) [The date of election to fill a vacancy a vacancy in the International Court of Justice / by the in the International Court of Justice]. Secretary-General. Decides that the election to fill the vacancy shall take place on 29 June 2010 at a meeting of the Security S/2010/255 Note concerning the date of an election to fill Council and at a meeting of the General Assembly at its a vacancy in the International Court of Justice / by the 64th session. (Adopted unanimously, 6285th meeting, 18 Secretary-General. Mar. 2010) S/2010/297 (A/64/807) Election of a member of the S/RES/1926(2010) [The date of election to fill a vacancy International Court of Justice : submission of a in the International Court of Justice]. nomination by national groups : note / by the Secretary- Decides that the election to fill the vacancy shall take General. place on 9 Sept. 2010 at a meeting of the Security Council S/2010/298 (A/64/808) Election of a member of the and at a meeting of the General Assembly at its 64th International Court of Justice : memorandum / by the session. (Adopted unanimously, 6327th meeting, 2 June Secretary-General. 2010) S/2010/299 (A/64/809) Election of a member of the INDIA-PAKISTAN QUESTION International Court of Justice : curriculum vitae of the candidate nominated by national groups : note / by the General documents Secretary-General. S/2010/662 Letter, 15 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/442 (A/64/899) Election of a member of the General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to International Court of Justice : memorandum / by the appoint Major General Raul Gloodtdofsky Fernandez Secretary-General. (Uruguay) as Chief Military Observer and Head of Mission of the UN Military Observer Group in India and S/2010/443 (A/64/900) Submission of a nomination by Pakistan to replace Major General Kim Moon Hwa national groups : note / by the Secretary-General. (Republic of Korea), who completed his assignment on S/2010/444 (A/64/901) Curriculum vitae of the candidate 27 Nov. 2010. nominated by national groups : note / by the Secretary- S/2010/663 Letter, 21 Dec. 2010, from the President of General. the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Draft resolutions dated 15 Dec. 2010 (S/2010/662) and reports that members of the Security Council have taken note of his S/2010/141 Draft resolution [on the date of election to fill a intention to appoint Major General Raul Gloodtdofsky vacancy in the International Court of Justice]. Fernandez (Uruguay) as Chief Military Observer and S/2010/271 Draft resolution [on the date of election to fill a Head of Mission of the UN Military Observer Group in vacancy in the International Court of Justice]. India and Pakistan. Discussion in plenary INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6285 (18 Mar. 2010). Reports At the 6285th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/141 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1914 (2010). S/2010/696 Letter, 17 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Working Group on Peacekeeping S/PV.6327 (2 June 2010). Operations. Transmits report of the Working Group on At the 6327th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/271 Peacekeeping Operations for 2009-2010. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1926 (2010). General documents S/PV.6346 (29 June 2010). At the 6346th meeting, Hanquin Xue (China), having S/2010/9 Letter, 4 Jan. 2010, from China. Transmits received the required majority of votes in the Security concept paper for the Security Council debate on Council and the General Assembly, has been elected a "Cooperation between the UN and regional and member of the International Court of Justice for the subregional organizations in maintaining international remainder of the term of office of Judge Shi Jiuyong until 5 peace and security", to be held on 13 Jan. 2010. Feb. 2012. S/PV.6381 (9 Sept. 2010). At the 6381st meeting, Joan E. Donoghue, having received the required majority of votes in the Security Council and the General Assembly, was elected as a member of the ICJ until 5 Feb. 2015. S/PV.6412 (27 Oct. 2010).
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INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) S/2010/178 (A/64/741) Identical letters, 29 Mar. 2010, Draft resolutions from the Russian Federation addressed to the S/2010/557 Draft resolution [on affirming the importance Secretary-General and the President of the Security of the UN Peacebuilding Commission]. Council. Transmits declarations by the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the States members of the Collective Statements by the President of the Security Security Treaty Organization in connection with the 2010 Council Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the S/PRST/2010/4 Statement [made on behalf of the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and the 65th Security Council, at the 6277th meeting, 24 Feb. 2010, anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "Threats to international peace and security"] / S/2010/204 Letter, 19 Apr. 2010, from the League of Arab by the President of the Security Council. States. Transmits letter dated 11 Apr. 2010 from the Notes with concern the serious threats posed in Secretary-General of the League of Arab States some cases by drug trafficking and transnational containing the resolutions and statements adopted by organized crime to international security and the the Council of the League of Arab States at the summit increasing link between drug trafficking and the financing level, Sert, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, 27-28 Mar. 2010. of terrorism; notes that these transnational crimes may threaten the security of countries on its agenda and S/2010/248 Letter, 19 May 2010, from Lebanon. undermine the authority of states; notes that organized Transmits concept paper for the Security Council crime groups and networks are becoming more diversified meeting on the theme "Intercultural Dialogue for Peace and connected in their illicit operations; calls upon Member and Security", to be held on 26 May 2010 in connection States to increase international and regional cooperation, with the item entitled "Maintenance of international as well as their cooperation with the United Nations Office peace and security". on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the International S/2010/322 Letter, 18 June 2010, from Mexico. Transmits Narcotic Control Board; encourages the coordination of concept note for the open thematic debate in the UN actions in order to enhance the effectiveness of Security Council to be held on 29 June 2010 under the appropriate international efforts; reaffirms and commends presidency of Mexico, on the promotion and the important work of UNODC in collaboration with other strengthening of the rule of law in the maintenance of relevant entities of the UN; encourages States to international peace and security. strengthen international, regional and sub-regional cooperation to counter drug trafficking, transnational S/2010/360 (A/64/857) Letter, 25 June 2010, from the organized crime, terrorism and corruption and to Russian Federation. Transmits statement adopted by the investigate and prosecute persons and entities res ponsible Secretaries of the Security Councils of the member for these crimes consistent with international law; states of the Collective Security Treaty Organization at expresses its concern about the number of victims caused the conclusion of consultations concerning the situation by acts of terrorism; invites the Secretary -General to in Kyrgyzstan held in Moscow on 14 June 2010. consider these threats as a factor in conflict prevention S/2010/461 Letter, 1 Sept. 2010, from Turkey. Transmits strategies, conflict analysis, integrated missions' concept paper for the Security Council summit on assessment and planning and to consider including in his "Ensuring the Security Council's effective role in reports analysis on the role played by these threats in maintaining international peace and security" to be held situations on its agenda. on 23 Sept. 2010. S/2010/462 Letter, 1 Sept. 2010, from Turkey. Transmits concept note regarding the briefing on counter-terrorism, which will be held in the Security Council on 27 Sept. 2010. S/2010/553 (A/65/540) Letter, 21 Oct. 2010, from China and the Russian Federation. Transmits joint statement on the comprehensive deepening of the Chinese- Russian Federation partnership and strategic cooperation, which was signed by the Presidents of China and the Russian Federation in Beijing on 27 Sept. 2010. S/2010/690 Letter, 30 Dec. 2010, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Security Council resolution 1646 (2005), adopted on 20 Dec. 2005; reports that, following informal consultations, the members of the Security Council agreed on the selection of Gabon and Colombia as the 2 elected members of the Council to participate in the Organizational Committee for a term of 1 year, until the end of 2011. - 38 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) S/PRST/2010/18 Statement [made on behalf of the Discussion in plenary Security Council, at the 6389th meeting, 23 Sept. 2010, S/PV.6277 (24 Feb. 2010). in connection with the Council's consideration of the item At the 6277th meeting, the President made a entitled "Maintenance of international peace and statement, on behalf of the Council members, in security"] / by the President of the Security Council. connection with prior consultations among Council Stresses that the comprehensive and coherent use members on the item entitled "Threats to international of preventive diplomacy, peacemaking, peacekeeping and peace and security": S/PRST/2010/4. peacebuilding tools is important in creating the conditions for sustainable peace; undertakes to provide the S/PV.6310 (11 May 2010). necessary political support to ensure this overarching S/PV.6322 (26 May 2010). objective; also reiterates its strong support for the protection of civilians and reaffirms its conviction that the S/PV.6347 (29 June 2010). protection of civilians in armed conflicts, particularly At the 6347th meeting, the President made a women and children, should be an important aspect of any statement, on behalf of the Council members, in comprehensive strategy to resolve conflicts; calls upon connection with prior consultations among Council Member States to resolve differences peacefully and members on the item entitled "The promotion and draws particular attention to the importance of preventive strengthening of the rule of law in the maintenance of diplomacy as a cost-effective and efficient way of crisis international peace and security": S/PRST/2010/11. management and conflict resolution; further commits to S/PV.6347(Resumption1) (29 June 2010). following closely existing and potential conflict situations that may affect international peace and security, engaging At the 6347th resumed meeting, the President made with parties undertaking preventive efforts, encouraging a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in the steps taken to de-escalate tension and build connection with prior consultations among Council confidence, supporting efforts aimed at mobilizing the members on the item entitled "The promotion and necessary expertise and capabilities available in and to the strengthening of the rule of law in the maintenance of UN. international peace and security": S/PRST/2010/11. S/PRST/2010/19 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6389 (23 Sept. 2010). Security Council, at the 6390th meeting, 27 Sept. 2010, At the 6389th meeting, the President made a in connection with the Council's consideration of the item statement, on behalf of the Council members, in entitled "Threats to international peace and security connection with prior consultations among Council caused by terrorists acts"] / by the President of the members on the item entitled "Maintenance of international Security Council. peace and security": S/PRST/2010/18. Condemns terrorism in all its forms and S/PV.6390 (27 Sept. 2010). manifestations, reaffirms that any terrorist acts are criminal At the 6390th meeting, the President made a and unjustifiable regardless of their motivations, whenever statement, on behalf of the Council members, in and by whomsoever committed, and reaffirms that connection with prior consultations among Council terrorism cannot and should not be associated with any members on the item entitled "Threats to international religion, nationality or ethnic group; renews its call upon all peace and security caused by terrorists acts": Member States to become party, as a matter of urgency, to S/PRST/2010/19. the relevant international conventions and protocols, whether or not they are a party to regional conventions on S/PV.6414 (29 Oct. 2010). the matter, and to fully implement their obligations under At the 6414th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/557 those to which they are a party; reiterates its call upon was adopted unanimously: resolution 1947 (2010). Member States to enhance their cooperation and solidarity, S/PV.6457 (20 Dec. 2010). particularly through bilateral and multilateral arrangements and agreements to prevent and suppress terrorist attacks; Resolutions reiterates the obligation of Member States to refrain from S/RES/1947(2010) [Affirming the importance of the UN providing any form of support, active or passive, to entities Peacebuilding Commission]. or persons involved in or associated with terrorist acts. Requests all relevant UN actors to take forward, Participation by non-Council members (without within their mandates and as appropriate, the the right to vote) recommendations of the report entitled "Review of the United Nations Peacebuilding Architecture", as set out in S/PV.6310 (11 May 2010) Argentina, Colombia, Cuba, document S/2010/393, with the aim of further improving India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Morocco, New the effectiveness of the Peacebuilding Commission; Zealand, Norway, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia and recognizes that the peacebuilding work of the UN requires Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. sustained support and adequate resources to meet the S/PV.6347 (29 June 2010) Argentina, Armenia, challenges; requests the Peacebuilding Commission to reflect in its annual reports progress made in taking Azerbaijan, Australia, Botswana, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Guatemala, Italy, Liechtenstein, forward the relevant recommendations of the report. Norway, Peru, Republic of Korea, Solomon Islands, (Adopted unanimously, 6414th meeting, 29 Oct. 2010) South Africa and Switzerland.
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –FORMER YUGOSLAVIA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –FORMER YUGOSLAVIA (continued) Reports S/2010/330 (A/64/841) Identical letters, 18 June 2010, S/2010/154 Letter, 15 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- from the Secretary-General to the President of the General. Transmits a feasibility study on the creation of General Assembly and the President of the Security information centres on the International Tribunal for the Council. Transmits letter from President of the Former Yugoslavia, submitted by Patrick Robinson, International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia President of the International Tribunal for the Former requesting the extension of the terms of office of all the Yugoslavia. Tribunal's judges, which expire on 31 Dec. 2010 S/2010/270 Letter, 31 May 2010, from the President of the depending on the exigency of their services. International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons S/2010/599 (A/65/588) Identical letters, 23 Nov. 2010, Responsible for Serious Violations of International from the Secretary-General addressed to the President Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the of the General Assembly and the President of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Tr ansmits assessments Security Council. Transmits letter dated 9 Nov. 2010 of the President and the Prosecutor of the International from the President of the International Tribunal for the Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious pursuant to para. 6 of the Security Council resolution Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed 1534 (2004), covering the period 15 Nov. 2009-15 May in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 2010. requesting that the term of office of Judge Uldis Kinis S/2010/413 (A/65/205) Report of the International and Judge Kevin Parker be extended so that they may Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia : note / by the complete the Gotovina et al. trial and the Dordevic trial Secretary-General. respectively, and that Judge Kinis be permitted to serve Issued: 30 July 2010. - Transmits the 17th annual at the Tribunal beyond the cumulative period of 3 years report of the International Tribunal for the Former stipulated under article 13 ter, para. 2, of the statute of Yugoslavia submitted by the President of the Tribunal for the Tribunal. the period 1 Aug. 2009-31 July 2010. Draft resolutions S/2010/588 Letter, 1 Nov. 2010, from the President of the S/2010/138 Draft resolution [on the maximum number of International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons ad litem judges serving at the International Criminal Responsible for Serious Violations of International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)] / Austria. Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Transmits assessments S/2010/347 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of of the President and the Prosecutor of the International office of permanent and ad litem judges to the Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia pursuant to para. 6 of Security Council resolution 1534 (ICTY)] / Austria. (2004). S/2010/629 Draft resolution [on authorization of the S/2010/684 Letter, 30 Dec. 2010, from the Chair of the judges to complete cases notwithstanding the expiry of Informal Working Group on International Tribunals. their term of office at the International Criminal Tribunal Transmits report on the activities of the Informal Working for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)] / Austria. Group on International Tribunals during the period 1 S/2010/651 Draft resolution [on establishment of the Jan. -31 Dec. 2010. International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals General documents with two branches and the adoption of the Statute of the Mechanism]. S/2010/133 Letter, 15 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 1 Mar. 2010 from the Participation by non-Council members (without President of the International Tribunal for the Former the right to vote) Yugoslavia seeking the extension of the terms of office S/PV.6342 (18 June 2010) Croatia, Kenya, Rwanda and of ad litem judges, Kimberly Prost (Canada) and Ole Serbia. Bjorn Stole (Norway), until the end of May. 2010, so that they may complete the judgment in the case of the S/PV.6434 (6 Dec. 2010) Croatia, Rwanda and Serbia. Prosecutor v. Popovic et al. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6286 (18 Mar. 2010). At the 6286th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/138 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1915 (2010). S/PV.6342 (18 June 2010). S/PV.6348 (29 June 2010). At the 6348th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/347 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1931 (2010). S/PV.6434 (6 Dec. 2010).
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –FORMER INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –FORMER YUGOSLAVIA (continued) YUGOSLAVIA (continued) S/PV.6446 (14 Dec. 2010). S/RES/1954(2010) [Authorization of the judges to At the 6446th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/629 complete cases notwithstanding the expiry of their term was adopted unanimously: resolution 1954 (2010). of office at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. S/PV.6463 (22 Dec. 2010). Decides that, notwithstanding the expiry of his term At the 6463rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/651 of office on 31 Dec. 2010, Judge Kevin Parker is was adopted (14-0-1): resolution 1966 (2010). authorized to complete the Dordevic case; and takes note Resolutions of the intention of the International Tribunal to complete the case by the end of Feb. 2011; decides that, S/RES/1915(2010) [The maximum number of ad litem notwithstanding the expiry of his term of office on 31 Dec. judges serving at the International Criminal Tribunal for 2010, Judge Uldis Kinis is authorized to complete the the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. Gotovina et al. case; and takes note of the intention of the Decides that the total number of ad litem judges International Tribunal to complete the case by the end of serving at the International Tribunal may temporarily Mar. 2011; decides to allow Judge Kinis to serve at the exceed the maximum of 12 provided for in art. 12, para. 1, International Tribunal beyond the cumulative period of of the Statute of the International Tribunal, to a maximum service provided for under article 13 ter, para. 2, of the of 13 at any one time, returning to a maximum of 12 by 30 Statute of the International Tribunal. (Adopted June 2010, or upon completion of the Popovic case if unanimously, 6446th meeting, 14 Dec. 2010) sooner. (Adopted unanimously, 6286th meeting, 18 Mar. 2010) S/RES/1966(2010) [Establishment of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals with two S/RES/1931(2010) [Extension of the terms of office of branches and the adoption of the Statute of the permanent and ad litem judges to the International Mechanism]. Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. Decides to establish the International Residual Decides to extend the terms of office of the Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals ("the Mechanism") with permanent judges at the International Tribunal, who are 2 branches, which shall commence functioning on 1 July members of the Appeals Chamber, until 31 Dec. 2012 or 2010 (branch for the ICTR) and 1 July 2013 (branch for the until the completion of the cases to which they are ICTY), and to this end decides to adopt the Statute of the assigned or until the completion of their term as members Mechanism in Annex 1 of this resolution; decides that the of the Appeals Chamber; decides to extend the term of provisions of this resolution and the Statutes of the office of the permanent judges at the International Mechanism and of the International Tribunal for the former Tribunal, who are members of the Trial Chamber, until 31 Yugoslavia (ICTY) and International Tribunal for Rwanda Dec. 2011 or until the completion of the cases to which (ICTR) shall be subject to the transitional arrangements; they are assigned; decides to extend the term of office of requests the ICTY and the ICTR to take all possible the ad litem judges at the International Tribunal, who are measures to expeditiously complete all their remaining members of the Trial Chamber, until 31 Dec. 2011 or until work; decides that the Mechanism shall continue the the completion of the cases to which they are assigned; jurisdiction, rights and obligations and essential functions underlines its intention to extend, by 30 June 2011, the of the ICTY and the ICTR, respectively; decides that the terms of office of the trial judges at the International Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the Mechanism and Tribunal based on the Tribunal's projected trial schedule, any amendments thereto shall take effect upon adoption and requests the President of the International Tribunal to by the judges of the Mechanism unless the Security submit to the Council an updated trial and appeals Council decides otherwise; decides that all States shall schedule no later than 15 May 2011; decides to allow ad cooperate fully with the Mechanism; requests the Tribunals litem Judges Baird, David, Gwaunza, Harhoff, Lattanzi, and the Mechanism to cooperate with the countries of the Mindua, Picard, Prandler, and Trechsel to serve at the former Yugoslavia and with Rwanda; decides that the International Tribunal beyond the cumulative period of Mechanism shall operate for an initial period of 4 years. service provided for under article 13 ter, para. 2, of the (Adopted 14-0-1, 6463rd meeting, 22 Dec. 2010) Statute of the International Tribunal; urges the International Tribunal to complete its work expeditiously. (Adopted INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –RWANDA unanimously, 6348th meeting, 29 June 2010) Reports S/2010/259 Letter, 28 May 2010, from the President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Transmits the assessments of the President and the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on the implementation of the completion strategy of the Tribunal, pursuant to Security Council resolution 1534 (2004), as at 28 May 2009.
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –RWANDA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –RWANDA (continued) (continued) S/2010/408 (A/65/188) Report of the International Draft resolutions Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda : note / by the Secretary- S/2010/333 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of General. office of permanent and ad litem judges to the Issued: 30 July 2010. - Transmits the 15th annual International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and report of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on amending article 12 of the Statute of the International submitted by the President of the Tribunal for the period 1 Tribunal] / Austria. July 2009-30 June 2010. S/2010/628 Draft resolution [on authorization of the S/2010/574 Letter, 5 Nov. 2010, from the President of the judges to complete cases notwithstanding the expiry of International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Transmits their term of office at the International Criminal Tribunal the assessments of the Presidents and the Prosecutor of for Rwanda (ICTR)] / Austria. the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on the implementation of the completion strategy of the S/2010/651 Draft resolution [on establishment of the Tribunal, pursuant to Security Council resolution 1534 International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (2004), covering the period from 26 May to 1 Nov. 2010. with two branches and the adoption of the Statute of the Mechanism]. S/2010/684 Letter, 30 Dec. 2010, from the Chair of the Informal Working Group on International Tribunals. Participation by non-Council members (without Transmits report on the activities of the Informal Working the right to vote) Group on International Tribunals during the period 1 S/PV.6342 (18 June 2010) Croatia, Kenya, Rwanda and Jan. -31 Dec. 2010. Serbia. General documents S/PV.6434 (6 Dec. 2010) Croatia, Rwanda and Serbia. S/2010/289 (A/64/814) Identical letters, 2 June 2010, Discussion in plenary from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the General Assembly and the President of the S/PV.6342 (18 June 2010). Security Council. Transmits letter dated 25 May 2010 from Judge Dennis Byron, President of the International S/PV.6349 (29 June 2010). Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, submitting several At the 6349th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/333 requests concerning the completion of the work of the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1932 (2010). Tribunal and including the projected schedule for trial S/PV.6434 (6 Dec. 2010). cases for the biennium 2010-2011 and the appeals schedule 2009-2013 of the Tribunal. S/PV.6447 (14 Dec. 2010). At the 6447th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/628 S/2010/513 (A/65/529) Identical letters, 13 Oct. 2010, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1955 (2010). from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the General Assembly and the President of the S/PV.6463 (22 Dec. 2010). Security Council. Transmits letters dated 20 and 23 At the 6463rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/651 Sept. 2010 from the President of the International was adopted (14-0-1): resolution 1966 (2010). Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, requesting Judge Joseph Resolutions Asoka de Silva and Judge Taghrid Hikmet be authorized to complete the Ndindiliyimana et al. case; requests also S/RES/1932(2010) [Extension of the terms of office of that the Tribunal be allowed to exceed temporarily the permanent and ad litem judges to the International maximum number of 9 ad litem judges allowed and that Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and on amending either at least 3 ad litem judges be converted to article 12 of the Statute of the International Tribunal]. permanent judges, or the statute be amended to permit Decides to extend the terms of office of the ad litem judges to have the same powers as permanent permanent judges at the International Tribunal, who are judges. members of the Appeals Chamber, until 31 Dec. 2012 or until the completion of the cases to which they are S/2010/598 (A/65/587) Identical letters, 23 Nov. 2010, assigned, if sooner; decides to extend the term of office of from the Secretary-General addressed to the President the permanent judges at the International Tribunal, who of the General Assembly and the President of the are members of the Trial Chamber, until 31 Dec. 2011 or Security Council. Transmits letter dated 12 Nov. 2010 until the completion of the cases to which they are from Judge Dennis Byron, President of the International assigned, if sooner; decides to extend the term of office of Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, requesting Judge Joseph the ad litem judges at the International Tribunal, who are Masanche be authorized to complete the Hategekimana members of the Trial Chamber, until 31 Dec. 2011 or until case. the completion of the cases to which they are assigned, if sooner; decides to amend article 12 ter of the Statute of the International Tribunal as set out in the annex to this resolution; urges the International Tribunal to complete its work expeditiously. (Adopted unanimously, 6349th meeting, 29 June 2010)
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –RWANDA IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED ARAB (continued) EMIRATES S/RES/1955(2010) [Authorization of the judges to General documents complete cases notwithstanding the expiry of their term S/2010/144 Letter, 12 Mar. 2010, from the League of Arab of office at the International Criminal Tribunal for States. Transmits resolution 7165, adopted by the Rwanda (ICTR)]. Council of the League of Arab States at its 133rd Decides that, notwithstanding the expiry of their term ordinary session, held at the ministerial level on 3 Mar. of office on 31 Dec. 2010, Judge Joseph Asoka de Silva 2010, in Cairo, concerning the occupation by Iran of the and Judge Taghrid Hikmet are authorized to complete the three Arab islands in the Arabian Gulf belonging to the Ndindiliyimana et al. case; and takes note of the intention United Arab Emirates: the Greater Tunb, the Lesser of the International Tribunal to complete the case in Mar. Tunb and Abu Musa. 2011; decides that, notwithstanding the expiry of his term of office on 31 Dec. 2010, Judge Joseph Masanche is S/2010/516 Letter, 5 Oct. 2010, from the League of Arab authorized to complete the Hategekimana case which he States. Transmits resolution 7234, adopted by the began before the expiry of his term of office; and takes Council of the League of Arab States at its 134th note of the intention of the International Tribunal to ordinary session, held at the ministerial level in Cairo on complete the case in Jan. 2011; decides that in order for 6 Sept. 2010, concerning the "Occupation by Iran of the the International Tribunal to complete existing trials or three Arab islands in the Arabian Gulf belonging to the conduct additional trials, the total number of ad litem United Arab Emirates: the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Judges serving at the International Tribunal may from time Tunb and Abu Musa". to time temporarily exceed the maximum of 9 provided for in article 11, para. 1, of the Statute of the International IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED STATES Tribunal, to a maximum of 12 at any one time, returning to General documents a maximum of 9 by 31 Dec. 2011. (Adopted unanimously, 6447th meeting, 14 Dec. 2010) S/2010/188 (A/64/745) Identical letters, 13 Apr. 2010, from the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to the S/RES/1966(2010) [Establishment of the International Secretary-General and the President of the Security Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals with two Council. Refers to the Nuclear Posture Review of the branches and the adoption of the Statute of the United States and concerns further the public statements Mechanism]. allegedly made by senior officials of the United States Decides to establish the International Residual containing threats of resort to force against the Islamic Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals ("the Mechanism") with Republic of Iran. 2 branches, which shall commence functioning on 1 July 2010 (branch for the ICTR) and 1 July 2013 (branch for the S/2010/431 (A/64/893) Identical letters, 4 Aug. 2010, from ICTY), and to this end decides to adopt the Statute of the the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to the Secretary- Mechanism in Annex 1 of this resolution; decides that the General, the President of the General Assembly and the provisions of this resolution and the Statutes of the President of the Security Council. Refers to the interview Mechanism and of the International Tribunal for the former with Admiral Mike Mullen, the United States Chairman of Yugoslavia (ICTY) and International Tribunal for Rwanda the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the "Meet the Press" (ICTR) shall be subject to the transitional arrangements; programme of NBC channel broadcasted on 1 Aug. requests the ICTY and the ICTR to take all possible 2010; states that he, unwarrantedly and under the false measures to expeditiously complete all their remaining pretext of Iran developing nuclear weapons, threatened work; decides that the Mechanism shall continue the to use force against the Islamic Republic of Iran. jurisdiction, rights and obligations and essential functions of the ICTY and the ICTR, respectively; decides that the IRAQ SITUATION Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the Mechanism and Reports any amendments thereto shall take effect upon adoption by the judges of the Mechanism unless the Security S/2010/76 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to Council decides otherwise; decides that all States shall paragraph 6 of resolution 1883 (2009). cooperate fully with the Mechanism; requests the Tribunals Issued: 8 Feb. 2010. and the Mechanism to cooperate with the countries of the S/2010/153/Corr.1 Letter, 18 Mar. 2010, from Iraq : former Yugoslavia and with Rwanda; decides that the corrigendum. Mechanism shall operate for an initial period of 4 years. Withdraws document S/2010/153 (replaced by (Adopted 14-0-1, 6463rd meeting, 22 Dec. 2010) S/2010/308). S/2010/166 First report of the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 3 of resolution 1905 (2009). Issued: 1 Apr. 2010.
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) IRAQ SITUATION (continued) S/2010/240 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to S/2010/150 Letter, 22 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- paragraph 6 of resolution 1883 (2009). General. Transmits letter dated 11 Mar. 2010 from the Issued: 14 May 2010. Director General of IAEA in response to the statement of the President of the Security Council (S/PRST/2010/5) S/2010/300 Twenty-ninth report of the Secretary-General adopted on 26 Feb. 2010. pursuant to paragraph 14 of resolution 1284 (1999). Issued: 9 June 2010. S/2010/208 Letter, 29 Apr. 2010, from the President of the Governing Council of the UN Compensation S/2010/308 Letter, 18 Mar. 2010, from Iraq. Transmits Commission. Reports on the results of the 69th session letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs enclosing the of the Governing Council of the UN Compensation 1st quarterly report of Iraq, which contains the action Commission, held at Geneva, 27-29 Apr. 2010. plan and timeline for the transition by 31 Dec. 2010 to successor arrangements for the Development Fund for S/2010/310 Letter, 10 June 2010, from Kuwait. Refers to Iraq and the International Advisory and Monitoring 29th report of the Secretary-General (S/2010/300) and Board. informs that Kuwait supports extending the financing of the mandate of the High-Level Coordinator for a period S/2010/359 Second report of the Secretary-General of 1 year. pursuant to paragraph 3 of resolution 1905 (2009). Issued: 6 July 2010. S/2010/365 Note verbale, 18 June 2010, from Iraq. Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of S/2010/406 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to Iraq transmitting the 2nd quarterly report regarding the paragraph 6 of resolution 1883 (2009). action plan and timeline for the transition to successor Issued: 29 July 2010. arrangements for the Development Fund for Iraq, in S/2010/563 Third report of the Secretary-General accordance with Security Council resolution 1905 pursuant to paragraph 3 of resolution 1905 (2009). (2009). Issued: 1 Nov. 2010. S/2010/377 Letter, 7 July 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/606 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to General. Proposes that resources in the amount of paragraph 6 of resolution 1936 (2010). $233,600 be allocated to finance the activities of the Issued: 26 Nov. 2010. High-level Coordinator and his support staff until 31 Dec. 2010 and suggests that these funds be earmarked from S/2010/627 Note [transmitting report of the Board of the operating reserves and fund balance of the 2.2 per Auditors on the UN escrow (Iraq) accounts for the cent part of the escrow account intended for biennium ended 31 Dec. 2009] / by the Secretary- administration and operational costs. General. Issued: 6 Dec. 2010. S/2010/378 Letter, 12 July 2010, from the President of the Security Council. Informs that the Security Council has S/2010/635 Thirtieth report of the Secretary-General decided to earmark $233,600 to finance the activities of pursuant to paragraph 14 of resolution 1284 (1999). the High-level Coordinator and his support staff until 31 Issued: 10 Dec. 2010. Dec. 2010 and suggests that these funds be earmarked General documents from the operating reserves and fund balance of the 2.2 per cent part of the escrow account intended for S/2010/37 Letter, 19 Jan. 2010, from Iraq. Transmits letter administration and operational costs. from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq reporting measures taken in observance of international S/2010/403 Note verbale, 28 July 2010, from Iraq. disarmament and non-proliferation standards. Transmits letter dated 25 July 2010 from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq, concerning Iraq's compliance with S/2010/72 Letter, 4 Feb. 2010, from the President of the disarmament and non-proliferation obligations. Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter of 29 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/685) and reports that the Security S/2010/404 Note verbale, 28 July 2010, from Iraq. Council has decided to earmark $251,400 from the Transmits letter dated 28 July 2010 from the Minister for operating reserves and fund balance of the 2.2 per cent Foreign Affairs requesting the renewal of the mandate of part of the Iraq Escrow Account intended for the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) for a further administration and operational costs to finance the period of 12 months. continuation of the activities of the High-level S/2010/567 Note verbale, 28 Oct. 2010, from Iraq. Coordinator and his support staff until 30 June 2010. Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of S/2010/83 Letter, 4 Feb. 2010, from Iraq. Transmits an Iraq transmitting the 3rd quarterly report regarding the announcement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Iraq's action plan and timeline for the transition to successor official newspaper, "Al-Sabah", issue No. 1881, on 1 arrangements for the Development Fund for Iraq, in Feb. 2010 calling on anyone who has any documents or accordance with para. 5 of Security Council resolution Kuwaiti properties previously seized by the former 1905 (2009). regime, to deliver to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be returned to Kuwaiti authorities.
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) IRAQ SITUATION (continued) S/2010/587 Letter, 12 Nov. 2010, from the President of S/2010/632 Draft resolution [on termination of the the Governing Council of the UN Compensation arrangements for depositing into the Development Fund Commission. Provides the report on the results of the for Iraq proceeds from export sales of petroleum, 70th session of the Governing Council of the UN petroleum products and natural gas] / Austria, Bosnia Compensation Commission, held at Geneva, 9-11 Nov. and Herzegovina, China, France, Gabon, Japan, 2010. Lebanon, Nigeria, Russian Federation, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland S/2010/618 Note verbale, 8 Dec. 2010, from Iraq. and United States of America. Transmits letter dated 6 Dec. 2010 from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq regarding Iraq's fulfilment of its S/2010/633 Draft resolution [on termination of the obligations in the area of disarmament. weapons of mass destruction, missile, and civil nuclear- related measures imposed by resolutions 678 (1991) S/2010/619 Letter, 8 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- and 707 (1991)] / Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, General. Refers to letter dated 1 May 2009 (S/2009/230) China, France, Gabon, Japan, Lebanon, Nigeria, and the report pursuant to para. 5 of resolution 1859 Russian Federation, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom of (2008) dated 27 July 2009 (S/2009/385); provides an Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of update on the status of the remaining activity relating to America. the letters of credit regarding the UN Iraq Account under Security Council resolution 1483 (2003) as at 7 Dec. S/2010/636 Draft resolution [on termination of all residual 2010. activities under the Oil-for-Food Programme] / Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, China, Gabon, Japan, S/2010/620 Note verbale, 8 Dec. 2010, from Iraq. Lebanon, Nigeria, Russian Federation, Turkey, Uganda, Transmits letter dated 6 Dec. 2010 from the Minister for United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Foreign Affairs of Iraq regarding the arrangement of the and United States of America. closure of the Oil-for-Food Programme. Statements by the President of the Security S/2010/621 Letter, 9 Dec. 2010, from the United States. Council Transmits concept paper for the Security Council high- level event on Iraq, to be held on 15 Dec. 2010. S/PRST/2010/5 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6279th meeting, 26 February S/2010/625 Letter, 9 Dec. 2010, from Iraq. Transmits letter 2010, in connection with the Council's consideration of from the Prime Minister of Iraq regarding the extension the item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq"] / by the of the arrangements of the Development Fund for Iraq. President of the Security Council. S/2010/666 Letter, 21 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- Welcomes the letter sent by the Minister of Foreign General. Refers to the letters between the Secretary- Affairs of Iraq on 18 Jan. 2010 which confirms that Iraq General and the President of the Security Council, dated supports the international non-proliferation regime and 21 Sept. 2004 (S/2004/764) and 1 Oct. 2004 complies with disarmament treaties and other relevant (S/2004/765) concerning security arrangements for the international instruments and is committed to taking UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and reports the additional steps to comply with non proliferation and Secretary-General's intention to implement several disarmament standards, and has also committed to inform adjustments to the integrated UN security structure in its the Security Council, IAEA and other relevant agencies on original configuration from 2004. progress made towards implementing those measures in accordance with Iraq's constitutional and legislative S/2010/667 Letter, 23 Dec. 2010, from the President of procedures and in compliance with international norms the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter and obligations; welcomes that Iraq signed in 2008 the dated 21 Dec. 2010 (S/2010/666) concerning the Additional Protocol to the Comprehensive Safeguards establishment of an integrated UN security structure for Agreement with the IAEA and that the Additional Protocol the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq and reports that the is currently before Parliament for ratification, as is the Security Council welcomes the proposed arrangements Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty; underlines, in set out in the letter and urges Member States to respond particular, the importance of Iraq ratifying the Additional with contributions. Protocol; also requests that the IAEA inform the Council as Draft resolutions soon as possible regarding the quality of Iraq's safeguards-related cooperation with the IAEA, including S/2010/407 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate provisional implementation of the Additional Protocol of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)] / Japan, pending entry into force; underlines its readiness, once the Turkey, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern necessary steps have been taken, to review, with a view Ireland and United States of America. towards lifting, the restrictions in resolutions 687 (1991) and 707 (1991) related to weapons of mass destruction and civil nuclear activities.
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) IRAQ SITUATION (continued) S/PRST/2010/23 Statement [made on behalf of the Participation by non-Council members (without Security Council, at the 6423rd meeting, 12 November the right to vote) 2010, in connection with the Council's consideration of S/PV.6271 (16 Feb. 2010) Iraq. the item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6320 (25 May 2010) Iraq. Welcomes the agreement to form a national partnership government achieved in Iraq on 11 Nov.; S/PV.6356 (12 July 2010) Iraq. welcomes the inclusive political process and S/PV.6368 (4 Aug. 2010) Iraq. representative outcome and encourages Iraq's leaders to rededicate themselves to the pursuit of national S/PV.6369 (5 Aug. 2010) Iraq. reconciliation; reaffirms its commitment to the S/PV.6418 (10 Nov. 2010) Iraq. independence, sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of Iraq, and emphasizes the importance of the stability and S/PV.6450 (15 Dec. 2010) Iraq. security of Iraq for its people, the region, and the Discussion in plenary international community. S/PV.6271 (16 Feb. 2010). S/PRST/2010/27 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6450th meeting, 15 Dec. 2010, S/PV.6279 (26 Feb. 2010). in connection with the Council's consideration of the item At the 6279th meeting, the President made a entitled "The situation concerning Iraq"] / by the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in President of the Security Council. connection with prior consultations among Council Welcomes the positive developments in Iraq and members on the item entitled "The situation concerning recognizes that the situation now existing in Iraq is Iraq": S/PRST/2010/5. significantly different from that which existed at the time of S/PV.6293 (6 Apr. 2010). the adoption of resolution 661 (1990); consistent with resolution 1859 (2008), also welcomes the important S/PV.6320 (25 May 2010). progress Iraq has made in regaining the international S/PV.6356 (12 July 2010). standing it held prior to the adoption of resolution 661 (1990); in recognition of Iraq's progress in supporting the S/PV.6357 (12 July 2010). international non-proliferation regime and complying with S/PV.6368 (4 Aug. 2010). disarmament treaties and other relevant international instruments, its commitment to taking additional steps in S/PV.6369 (5 Aug. 2010). this regard, and its provisional application of the Additional At the 6369th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/407 Protocol to the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement was adopted unanimously: resolution 1936 (2010). with the IAEA, pending its ratification, the Security Council has adopted resolution 1957 (2010) which lifts the S/PV.6418 (10 Nov. 2010). restrictions imposed by resolutions 687 and 707 relating to S/PV.6419 (10 Nov. 2010). weapons of mass destruction and civilian nuclear activities; in recognition of Iraq's success in closing out S/PV.6423 (12 Nov. 2010). remaining contracts in the Oil-for-Food program, the At the 6423rd meeting, the President made a Council has also adopted resolution 1958 (2010) to statement, on behalf of the Council members, in terminate the residual activities of the Oil-For-Food connection with prior consultations among Council program; and in recognition of Iraq's progress towards the members on the item entitled "The situation concerning establishment of effective and accountable successor Iraq": S/PRST/2010/23. arrangements for the transition of the Development Fund S/PV.6450 (15 Dec. 2010). for Iraq, the Council has adopted resolution 1956 (2010), At the 6450th meeting, action on draft resolutions which terminates arrangements for the Development Fund was as follows: draft resolution S/2010/632, adopted for Iraq on June 30, 2011; welcoming the progress made unanimously: resolution 1956 (2010); draft resolution by the Governments of Iraq and Kuwait towards the S/2010/633, adopted unanimously: resolution 1957 (2010); resolution of the outstanding issues between both draft resolution S/2010/636, adopted (14-0-1): resolution countries, and encouraging their further cooperation, calls 1958 (2010); at the same meeting, the President made a on Iraq to quickly fulfil its remaining obligations under the statement on behalf of Council members, in connection relevant Chapter VII Security Council resolutions with prior consultations among Council members on the pertaining to the situation between Iraq and Kuwait; item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq": reaffirms its full support for the UN Assistance Mission for S/PRST/2010/27. Iraq (UNAMI) and underscores UNAMI's important role in supporting the Iraqi people and Government to promote dialogue, ease tension, and encourage a negotiated political agreement to the nation's disputed internal boundaries, and calls upon all relevant parties to participate in an inclusive dialogue to this end.
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) IRAQ SITUATION (continued) Resolutions S/RES/1957(2010) [Termination of the weapons of mass S/RES/1936(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN destruction, missile, and civil nuclear-related measures imposed by resolutions 678 (1991) and 707 (1991)]. Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)]. Decides to terminate the weapons of mass Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) until 31 July 2011; decides destruction, missile, and civil nuclear-related measures imposed by paras. 8, 9, 10, 12 and 13 of resolution 687 further that the Special Representative of the Secretary- (1991) and para. 3 (f) of resolution 707 (1991); and as General and UNAMI shall continue to pursue their mandate as stipulated in resolution 1883 (2009); reaffirmed in subsequent relevant resolutions; urges Iraq to ratify the Additional Protocol to the Comprehensive expresses its intention to review the mandate of UNAMI in Safeguards Agreement and the Comprehensive Nuclear- 12 months or sooner, if requested by the Government of Iraq; requests the Secretary -General to report to the Test-Ban Treaty as soon as possible; decides also to review in one year's time progress made by Iraq on its Council every 4 months on the progress made towards the commitment to ratify the Additional Protocol to the fulfilment of all UNAMI's responsibilities. (Adopted unanimously, 6369th meeting, 5 Aug. 2010) Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement and meet its obligations under the Chemical Weapons Convention, and S/RES/1956(2010) [Termination of the arrangements for requests the Secretary-General to report to the Council in depositing into the Development Fund for Iraq proceeds this regard. (Adopted unanimously, 6450th meeting, 15 from export sales of petroleum, petroleum products and Dec. 2010) natural gas]. S/RES/1958(2010) [Termination of all residual activities Decides to terminate, on 30 June 2011, the under the Oil-for-Food Programme]. arrangements established in para. 20 of resolution 1483 Requests the Secretary-General to take all actions (2003) for depositing into the Development Fund for Iraq proceeds from export sales of petroleum, petroleum necessary to terminate all residual activities under the Program; authorizes the Secretary-General to establish an products and natural gas and the arrangements referred to escrow account, to appoint independent and certified in para. 12 of resolution 1483 (2003) and para. 24 of resolution 1546 (2004) for the monitoring of the public accountants to audit it, and to keep the Government of Iraq fully informed; authorizes the Secretary-General to Development Fund for Iraq by the International Advisory ensure that US$20 million of the Iraq Account are retained and Monitoring Board and further decides that, subject to the exception provided for in para. 27 of resolution 1546 in the escrow account until 31 Dec. 2016, exclusively for the expenses of the UN related to the orderly termination (2004), the provisions of para. 22 of resolution 1483 (2003) of the residual activities of the Program, including the shall continue to apply until that date, including with respect to funds and financial assets and economic Organization's support to member State investigations and member State proceedings related to the Program, and the resources described in para. 23 of that resolution; decides expenses of the high-level coordinator's office created that after 30 June 2011, the requirement established in para. 20 of resolution 1483 (2003) that all proceeds from pursuant to resolution 1284 and further requests that all remaining funds are to be transferred to the Government export sales of petroleum, petroleum products and natural of Iraq by 31 Dec. 2016; authorizes the Secretary-General gas from Iraq be deposited into the Development Fund for Iraq shall no longer apply, and affirms that the requirement to ensure that up to US$131 million of the Iraq Account are retained in the escrow account for the purpose of providing established in para. 21 of resolution 1483 (2003) that 5 indemnification to the UN, its representatives, agents, and percent of the proceeds from all export sales of petroleum, petroleum products and natural gas shall be deposited into independent contractors for a period of 6 years with regard to all activities in connection with the Program since its the compensation fund established in accordance with inception, and further requests that all remaining funds are resolution 687 (1991), and subsequent resolutions, shall continue to apply, and further decides that 5 percent of the to be transferred to the Government of Iraq by 31 Dec. 2016; authorizes the Secretary-General to facilitate the value of any non-monetary payments of petroleum, transfer as soon as possible of all funds remaining, beyond petroleum products and natural gas made to service providers shall be deposited into the compensation fund, those retained for the purposes above, from the Iraq Account created pursuant to para. 16 (d) of resolution and that unless the Government of Iraq and the governing 1483 (2003) to the Development Fund of Iraq; requests the council of the UN Compensation Commission, in the exercise of its authority over methods of ensuring that Secretary-General to report and provide analysis to the Council on the usage and expenditure of the escrow payments are made into the compensation fund, decide account on an annual basis. (Adopted 14-0-1, 6450th otherwise, the above requirements shall be binding on the Government of Iraq. (Adopted unanimously, 6450th meeting, 15 Dec. 2010) meeting, 15 Dec. 2010)
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KFOR KOREAN QUESTION (continued) Reports S/2010/349 Letter, 30 June 2010, from the Republic of S/2010/77 Letter, 8 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- Korea. Refers to the letters dated 4 and 29 June 2010 (S/2010/281 and S/2010/343) regarding the situation on General. Transmits reports on the international security the Korean peninsula; refutes North Korea's proposal for presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 July to 30 September 2009 (Annex I); 1 April-30 June 2009 high level-military talks between the 2 countries and requests the UN Command (UNC)-North) Korean (Annex II); 1 January-31 March 2009 (Annex III); 1 People's Army (KPA) General Officer-level talks be the November-31 December 2008 (Annex IV); and 1 August- 31 October 2008 (Annex V). only forum for all armistice-related issues. S/2010/358 Letter, 6 July 2010, from the Democratic S/2010/197 Letter, 19 Apr. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits monthly report to the UN on the People's Republic of Korea. Transmits answer given by the spokesman of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of the operations of the Kosovo Force, covering the period 1 Democratic People's Republic of Korea to the question Oct.-31 Dec. 2009. put by the Korean Central News Agency on 6 July 2010 S/2010/381 Letter, 13 July 2010, from the Secretary- with regard to the United States argument that the General. Transmits the monthly report on the operations "Cheonan" incident be discussed at the "Military of the Kosovo Force covering the period from 1 Jan. to Armistice Commission". 31 Mar. 2010. S/2010/419 Letter, 3 Aug. 2010, from the Democratic KOREAN QUESTION People's Republic of Korea. Transmits letter dated 1 Aug. 2010 from Major General Pak Rim Su, Reports representative of the Panmunjom Mission of the Korean S/2010/398 Letter, 23 July 2010, from the United States of People's Army, refers to presidential statement of the Security Council issued on 9 July 2010 and the report by America. Transmits, on behalf of the UN Command the UN Command on the special investigation of the established pursuant Security Council resolution 84 (1950), a report to the Security Council on the special sinking of the Republic of Korea ship Cheonan; states that this incident should be resolved between the north investigation of the sinking of the Republic of Korea ship and the south of Korea in accordance with the Security Cheonan. Council presidential statement. S/2010/648 Letter, 19 Dec. 2010, from the United States. S/2010/568 Letter, 2 Nov. 2010, from the Democratic Transmits, on behalf of the UN Command established pursuant Security Council resolution 84 (1950), a special People's Republic of Korea. Transmits Open Announcement No.1 by the Inspection Group of the report to the Security Council on the special investigation National Defence Commission of the Democratic into the exchange of artillery fire between Korean People's Army at Mu-Do and Gaemeori and Republic of People's Republic of Korea regarding the Cheonan incident, issued on 2 Nov. 2010. Korea Marine Corps forces at Yeonpyeong-Do on 23 Nov. 2010. S/2010/583 Letter, 12 Nov. 2010, from the Republic of General documents Korea. Refers to the previous letters of the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Korea (S/2010/281, S/2010/281 Letter, 4 June 2010, from the Republic of S/2010/349) regarding the sinking of the Republic of Korea. Transmits the result of the investigation on the Korea's naval vessel Cheonan on 26 Mar. 2010; sinking of the Republic of Korea's ship, "Cheonan", responds to the letter from the Permanent during the alleged armed attack by North Korea on 26 Representative of North Korea dated 2 Nov. 2010 Mar. 2010 while on patrol duties. (S/2010/568). S/2010/294 Letter, 8 June 2010, from the Democratic S/2010/646 Letter, 18 Dec. 2010, from the Russian People's Republic of Korea. Transmits reply by the Federation. Requests the convening of an emergency Spokesman of the Foreign Ministry of the Democratic meeting of the Security Council on 18 Dec. 2010 to People's Republic of Korea to a question from the address the escalating tensions in the Korean peninsula. Korean Central News Agency on 4 June 2010 regarding the sinking of the warship Cheonan of the Republic of Korea. S/2010/343 Letter, 29 June 2010, from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Refers to the letter dated 8 June 2010 (S/2010/294) regarding the situation on the Korean Peninsula; refutes the "investigation result" produced by the United States and south Korea linking the sinking of the south Korean warship, Cheonan, with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and requests the Security Council to support the proposal for high- level military talks by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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KOREAN QUESTION (continued) KOSOVO (SERBIA) (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/2010/77 Letter, 8 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- Council General. Transmits reports on the international security presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 July to S/PRST/2010/13 Statement [made on behalf of the 30 September 2009 (Annex I); 1 April-30 June 2009 Security Council, at the 6355th meeting, 9 July 2010, in (Annex II); 1 January-31 March 2009 (Annex III); 1 connection with the Council's consideration of the item November-31 December 2008 (Annex IV); and 1 August- entitled "Letter dated 4 June 2010 from the Permanent 31 October 2008 (Annex V). Representative of the Republic of Korea to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security S/2010/169 Report of the Secretary-General on the Council (S/2010/281) and other relevant letters"] / by the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. President of the Security Council. Issued: 6 Apr. 2010. Deplores the attack on 26 Mar. 2010 which led to the S/2010/197 Letter, 19 Apr. 2010, from the Secretary- sinking of the Republic of Korean (ROK) naval ship, the General. Transmits monthly report to the UN on the Cheonan, resulting in the tragic loss of 46 lives; operations of the Kosovo Force, covering the period 1 determines that such an incident endangers peace and Oct.-31 Dec. 2009. security in the region and beyond; calls for appropriate and peaceful measures to be taken against those responsible S/2010/381 Letter, 13 July 2010, from the Secretary- for the incident aimed at the peaceful settlement of the General. Transmits the monthly report on the operations issue in accordance with the UN Charter and all other of the Kosovo Force covering the period from 1 Jan. to relevant provisions of international law; takes note of the 31 Mar. 2010. responses from other relevant parties, including from the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea, which has stated S/2010/401 Report of the Secretary-General on the that it had nothing to do with the incident; condemns the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. attack which led to the sinking of the Cheonan; Issued: 29 July 2010. underscores the importance of preventing further such S/2010/562 Report of the Secretary-General on the attacks or hostilities against the ROK or in the region; United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. welcomes the restraint shown by the ROK and stresses Issued: 29 Oct. 2010. the importance of maintaining peace and stability on the Korean peninsula and in north-east Asia as a whole; calls General documents for full adherence to the Korean Armistice Agreement. S/2010/355 Letter, 2 July 2010, from Serbia. Requests an Discussion in plenary urgent meeting of the Security Council on Monday 5 July 2010 devoted to the situation in the northern part of S/PV.6355 (9 July 2010). Kosovo. At the 6355th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members on the item Participation by non-Council members (without entitled "Letter dated 4 June 2010 from the Permanent the right to vote) Representative of the Republic of Korea to the United S/PV.6264 (22 Jan. 2010) Serbia. Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/2010/281) and other relevant letters": S/PRST/2010/13. S/PV.6314 (17 May 2010) Serbia. S/PV.6456 (19 Dec. 2010). S/PV.6367 (3 Aug. 2010) Serbia. S/PV.6422 (12 Nov. 2010) Serbia. KOSOVO (SERBIA) Discussion in plenary Reports S/PV.6264 (22 Jan. 2010). S/2010/5 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. S/PV.6314 (17 May 2010). Issued: 5 Jan. 2010. S/PV.6353 (6 July 2010). S/PV.6367 (3 Aug. 2010). S/PV.6422 (12 Nov. 2010).
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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) Reports S/2010/74 (A/64/656) Identical letters, 2 Feb. 2010, from S/2010/105 Twelfth report of the Secretary-General on the Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports alleged implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 abduction and torture of Rabi Mohammed Zahra, a (2006). Issued: 26 Feb. 2010. Lebanese citizen, on 31 Jan. 2010 and his release from detention on 1 Feb. 2010. S/2010/159 Letter, 11 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/81 (A/64/663) Identical letters, 8 Feb. 2010, from General. Transmits letter dated 1 Mar. 2010 from the Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon enclosing President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical the 1st annual report of the Special Tribunal, pursuant to article 10 (2) of the Statute of the Special Tribunal; summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel, 8-31 Jan. 2010 and covers the period 1 Mar. 2009-28 Feb. 2010. statistical table of alleged violations during the month of S/2010/193 Eleventh semi-annual report of the Secretary- January 2010. General on the implementation of Security Council S/2010/82 (A/64/668) Identical letters, 11 Feb. 2010, from resolution 1559 (2004). Issued: 19 Apr. 2010. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports that on 7 Jan. S/2010/352 Thirteenth report of the Secretary-General on 2010, an Israeli tractor accompanied by an Israeli forces the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 patrol, reached over the technical fence and cut (2006). branches from a tree growing in Lebanese territory. Issued: 1 July 2010. S/2010/86 Letter, 12 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/538 Twelfth semi-annual report of the Secretary- General. Refers to letter dated 6 Aug. 2009 (S/2009/407) General on the implementation of Security Council and reports the completion of the joint technical review resolution 1559 (2004). conducted by the Department of Peacekeeping Issued: 18 Oct. 2010. Operations and UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) to assess the operational effectiveness of UNIFIL. S/2010/565 Fourteenth report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 S/2010/96 (A/64/677) Identical letters, 22 Feb. 2010, from (2006). Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Issued: 1 Nov. 2010. President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical General documents summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel during the months of Nov. S/2010/11 Identical letters, 7 Jan. 2010, from Israel and Dec. 2009. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2010/111 (A/64/684) Identical letters, 24 Feb. 2010, the Security Council. Reports that the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) found buried explosive devices that from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits position are believed to have been possibly industrially produced paper from Lebanon in preparation for the in Iran or Syria south of the Litani River, on 26 Dec. 2009. comprehensive assessment by the Secretary-General in his upcoming report on the implementation of Security S/2010/26 (A/64/628) Identical letters, 12 Jan. 2010, from Council resolution 1701 (2006). Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2010/120 (A/64/703) Identical letters, 1 Mar. 2010, from President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel, 23-31 Dec. 2009 and President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and statistical table of alleged violations during the month of territory committed by Israel, 8-14 Feb. 2010. December 2009. S/2010/61 (A/64/645) Identical letters, 1 Feb. 2010, from S/2010/124 Identical letters, 5 Mar. 2010, from the Syrian Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports alleged the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter which represents the position of the Syrian Arab kidnapping and detention of Rabih Mohammed Zahra, a Republic on the 12th report of the Secretary-General on Lebanese citizen born in 1992, by an Israeli patrol which entered the Lebanese territory in the area of Bastra the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006) (S/2010/105). Farms on 31 Jan. 2010. S/2010/170 (A/64/736) Identical letters, 29 Mar. 2010, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel during Jan. 2010.
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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2010/180 (A/64/744) Identical letters, 12 Apr. 2010, S/2010/222 (A/64/756) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2010, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports that on 10 the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of Apr. 2010, an Israeli army patrol crossed the Blue Line complaint regarding a violation of the Security Council near the Wazzani River, entering Lebanese territory and resolution 1701 (2006) allegedly committed by Israeli heading in the direction of the Wazzani Fort tourist forces on the morning of Wed., 21 Apr. 2010. resort, which is under construction near the river. Also S/2010/226 (A/64/769) Identical letters, 30 Apr. 2010, reports that the unit encroached on the construction site from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and and disabled a bulldozer, before withdrawing from the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter of Lebanese territory. Israel dated 19 Apr. 2010 (S/2010/195) and transmits S/2010/195 Identical letters, 19 Apr. 2010, from Israel response of the Lebanese Government refuting alleged addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of accusation contained in the Israeli letter; requests the Security Council. Reports an alleged incident along Security Council, the international community and the the Israeli-Lebanese border on Friday, 16 Apr. 2010 by a UN Interim Force in Lebanon to bring pressure on Israel group of about 20 Lebanese citizens led by Lebanese to comply with relevant resolutions. Member of Parliament Qassem Hashem near the area of S/2010/232 (A/64/779) Identical letters, 6 May 2010, from Aabasiya adjacent to Rajar. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2010/198 Letter, 15 Apr. 2010, from the Secretary- President of the Security Council. Reports alleged General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to violations of Lebanese territory and airspace by Israel on appoint Judge Mohamed Amin El Mahdi of Egypt and 5 May 2010. Judge Erik Mose of Norway as the 2 judges, as well as S/2010/233 (A/64/780) Identical letters, 3 May 2010, from Patricia O'Brien, Under-Secretary -General for Legal Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Affairs, the Legal Counsel, as the representative of the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Secretary-General, on the selection panel that would summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, recommend the appointment of judges of the Special territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 1-7 Tribunal for Lebanon. Apr. 2010. S/2010/199 Letter, 19 Apr. 2010, from the President of the S/2010/244 (A/64/788) Identical letters, 17 May 2010, Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and dated 15 Apr. 2010 (S/2010/198) and reports that the the President of the Security Council. Reports that 2 members of the Security Council have taken note of his Israeli patrols allegedly crossed the technical fence in intention to appoint Judge Mohamed Amin El Mahdi the area of Naqqar on the outskirts of the town of Shab'a (Egypt) and Judge Erik Mose (Norway) as the 2 judges, on 16 Apr. 2010. as well as Patricia O'Brien, Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs, the Legal Counsel, as the representative of S/2010/284 (A/64/790) Identical letters, 17 May 2010, the Secretary -General, on the selection panel of the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Special Tribunal for Lebanon. the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2010/209 (A/64/755) Identical letters, 20 Apr. 2010, statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Israel during the month of March 2010. the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of complaint regarding a violation of the Blue Line allegedly S/2010/321 Identical letters, 18 June 2010, from Israel committed by Israeli forces; states that on the night of 17 addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Apr. 2010, an Israeli enemy motorized brigade the Security Council. Reports that Lebanese ships, assembled in the occupied Palestinian territory near the intended to give humanitarian assistance to the Gaza Lebanese town of Udaysah and fired a flare shell over a Strip, allegedly breaches the naval blockade in the area. civilian residence where a dinner party in honour of a local parliamentarian was being given. S/2010/334 (A/64/839) Identical letters, 22 June 2010, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/210 (A/64/767) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2010, the President of the Security Council. Transmits from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Lebanon's response to the allegations contained in the the President of the Security Council. Transmits Israeli letter regarding Lebanese vessels that have been statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese attempting to deliver humanitarian assistance to the airspace, sea and territory committed by Israel during Gaza Strip. the month of February 2010. S/2010/336 (A/64/843) Identical letters, 22 June 2010, S/2010/212 Identical letters, 27 Apr. 2010, from the Syrian from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of the President of the Security Council. 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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2010/344 (A/64/850) Identical letters, 28 June 2010, S/2010/440 Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2010, from Israel from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the President of the Security Council. Transmits position the Security Council. Calls upon Lebanon and the paper from Lebanon in preparation for the forthcoming international community to prevent their ships from report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of violating the naval blockade of the Gaza Strip. Security Council resolution 1701(2006) on cessation of S/2010/448 (A/64/904) Identical letters, 23 Aug. 2010, hostilities in Lebanon. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/351 (A/64/853) Identical letters, 29 June 2010, the President of the Security Council. Transmits from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Lebanon's response to the allegations contained in the the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of Israeli letter (S/2010/440) regarding Lebanese vessels complaint concerning the abduction of Lebanese citizen that have been attempting to deliver humanitarian Imad Hassan Atwi from Lebanese territory allegedly by assistance to the Gaza Strip. Israeli forces on 27 June 2010. S/2010/460 (A/64/908) Identical letters, 1 Sep. 2010, S/2010/364 Identical letters, 7 July 2010, from the Syrian from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter complaint regarding the networks operating in Lebanon presenting the position of the Syrian Arab Republic on allegedly set up by the Israeli intelligence services. the 13th report of the Secretary-General on the S/2010/503 (A/65/481) Identical letters, 28 Sept. 2010, implementation of Security Council resolution from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and 1701(2006) on cessation of hostilities in Lebanon. the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2010/405 (A/64/877) Identical letters, 22 July 2010, statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and airspace and territory committed by Israel in June 2010. the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2010/504 (A/65/482) Identical letters, 28 Sept. 2010, statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and territory, territorial waters and airspace committed by the President of the Security Council. Transmits Israel during the month of Apr. 2010. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2010/415 Identical letters, 3 Aug. 2010, from Israel airspace and territory committed by Israel in May 2010. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2010/506 (A/65/490) Identical letters, 1 Oct. 2010, from the Security Council. Reports alleged military attack by Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Lebanese Armed Forces against Israel Defense Forces President of the Security Council. Transmits information while carrying out maintenance work on the road. regarding the alleged firing of rounds by Israeli forces in S/2010/418 (A/64/888) Identical letters, 3 Aug. 2010, from the direction of Lebanese soldiers on the outskirts of Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Duhaira on 20 Sept. 2010. President of the Security Council. Reports alleged attack S/2010/573 (A/65/559) Identical letters, 11 Oct. 2010, by Israel against Lebanon on 3 Aug. 2010, resulting in from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the death and injury of a number of Lebanese army the President of the Security Council. Transmits personnel and civilians. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Document symbol S/2010/418 originally issued airspace and territory committed by Israel in July 2010. separately on 4 Aug. 2010. S/2010/581 (A/65/569) Identical letters, 29 Oct. 2010, S/2010/422 Identical letters, 4 Aug. 2010, from Israel from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the President of the Security Council. the Security Council. Refers to consultations and briefings by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations S/2010/589 (A/65/580) Identical letters, 15 Nov. 2010, and the UN Interim Force in Lebanon regarding alleged from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and military attack by the Lebanese Armed Forces against the President of the Security Council. Transmits Israel Defense Forces on 3 Aug. 2010; expects promptly statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese conclusion of briefings in order to share with the Security airspace and territory committed by Israel, 1-7 Nov. Council the available facts regarding this incident. 2010. S/2010/430 Letter, 11 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/594 (A/65/590) Identical letters, 1 Nov. 2010, from General. Refers to the latest report of the Secretary- Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the General to the Security Council concerning the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and (2006) (S/2010/352), and requests the Council to territory committed by Israel during the month of Sept. consider the renewal of the mandate of the UN Interim 2010. Force in Lebanon, which will expire on 31 Aug. 2010. S/2010/430/Corr.1 Letter, 11 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary-General : corrigendum. Corrects text. - 52 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2010/624 (A/65/614) Identical letters, 6 Dec. 2010, Resolutions from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/RES/1937(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)]. complaint concerning detonated listening devices Decides to extend the present mandate of UNIFIL allegedly planted by Israeli forces in Lebanese territory until 31 Aug. 2011; commends the positive role of UNIFIL, on 3 Dec. 2010. welcomes the expansion of coordinated activities between S/2010/655 (A/65/663) Identical letters, 18 Dec. 2010, UNIFIL and the Lebanese armed forces and calls on from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and further enhancement of this cooperation; welcomes the the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of deployment of an additional brigade of the Lebanese complaint concerning electronic transmitting and armed forces on 1 Aug. 2010; strongly calls upon all receiving devices concealed in artificial rocks allegedly parties concerned to respect the cessation of hostilities, to placed by Israeli forces within Lebanese territory. prevent any violation of the Blue line and to respect it in its entirety and to cooperate fully with the UN and UNIFIL; S/2010/692 (A/65/686) Identical letters, 14 Dec. 2010, urges the Government of Israel to expedite the withdrawal from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and of its army from northern Ghajar without further delay in the President of the Security Council. Transmits coordination with UNIFIL, which has actively engaged statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Israel and Lebanon to facilitate such a withdrawal; airspace and territory committed by Israel in Oct. 2010. reaffirms its call for the establishment between the Blue Draft resolutions Line and the Litani River of an area free of any armed personnel, assets and weapons other than those of the S/2010/454 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Government of Lebanon and UNIFIL; welcomes the of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] / Belgium, conclusions of the Joint DPKO-UNIFIL Technical Review France, Italy, Spain and United States of America. presented in the letter from the Secretary-General to the Participation by non-Council members (without President of the Security Council dated 12 Feb. 2010 the right to vote) (S/2010/86) and calls for their rapid implementation. (Adopted unanimously, 6375th meeting, 30 Aug. 2010) S/PV.6375 (30 Aug. 2010) Belgium, Israel, Italy and Spain. LIBERIA SITUATION S/PV.6404 (18 Oct. 2010) Bangladesh, Plurinational State Reports of Bolivia, Egypt, Iceland, Indonesia, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Mauritania, Morocco, Nicaragua, S/2010/88 Twentieth progress report of the Secretary- Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sri General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Issued: 17 Feb. 2010. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Palestine. S/2010/319 Letter, 17 June 2010, from the Chairman of S/PV.6404(Resumption1) (18 Oct. 2010) Costa Rica and the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Ecuador. Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Transmits midterm report of the Panel of Experts on Liberia Discussion in plenary submitted pursuant to para. 9 of Security Council S/PV.6273 (18 Feb. 2010). resolution 1903 (2009), covers the period 15 Feb.-10 May 2010. S/PV.6373 (18 Aug. 2010). S/2010/429 Twenty-first progress report of the Secretary - S/PV.6375 (30 Aug. 2010). General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. At the 6375th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/454 Issued: 11 Aug. 2010. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1937 (2010). S/2010/609 Letter, 15 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of S/PV.6404 (18 Oct. 2010). the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6404(Resumption1) (18 Oct. 2010). Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Transmits the revised version of the final report of the Panel of Experts on Liberia submitted pursuant to para. 9 of Security Council resolution 1903 (2009), which was considered in the Committee on 13 Dec. 2010. S/2010/689 Letter, 31 Dec. 2010, from the Chair of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia, covering the Committee's activities from 1 Jan. -31 Dec. 2010.
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LIBERIA SITUATION (continued) LIBERIA SITUATION (continued) General documents Resolutions S/2010/79 Letter, 8 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- S/RES/1938(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1903 Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)]. (2009) extending the mandate of the Panel of Experts Decides that the mandate of the UN Mission in appointed pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1854 Liberia (UNMIL) shall be extended until 30 Sept. 2011; (2008) for a further period until 20 Dec. 2010 and reports authorizes UNMIL to assist the Liberian Government; the reappointment of the Panel of Experts and the further endorses the Secretary-General's recommendation necessary financial and security arrangements to that the conduct of free, fair, and peaceful elections be a support the work of the Panel. core benchmark for UNMIL's future drawdown; encourages UNMIL and the Government of Liberia to S/2010/389 (A/64/870) Letter, 19 July 2010, from the continue to make progress in the transition planning President of the Security Council to the Chairperson of process; reaffirms its intention to authorize the Secretary- the Peacebuilding Commission. Refers to the letter General to redeploy troops; underscores the importance dated 27 May 2010 from Liberia addressed to the that the military concept of operations and rules of Secretary-General, requesting that Liberia be placed on engagement be regularly updated and be fully in line with the agenda of the Peacebuilding Commission; states the provisions of this resolution, and requests the that the Security Council supports this request and Secretary-General to report on them to the Security invites the Peacebuilding Commission to provide advice Council and troop-contributing countries; further requests on the situation in Liberia. the Secretary -General to continue to monitor progress on S/2010/390 (A/65/387) Letter, 21 Sept. 2010, from the core benchmarks, in particular on preparations for the Chair of the Peacebuilding Commission. Refers to letter 2011 elections. (Adopted unanimously, 6383rd meeting, 15 dated 19 July 2010 (A/64/870-S/2010/389) from the Sept. 2010) President of the Security Council and reports that the S/RES/1961(2010) [Renewal of measures on arms and Commission dispatched an exploratory mission to travel imposed by resolution 1521 (2003) and on Liberia from 16 to 27 Aug. 2010, and that its extension of the mandate of the Panel of Experts on Organizational Committee agreed to place Liberia on the Liberia]. agenda of the Commission; also reports that the Decides to renew the measures on travel imposed Commission decided to establish a country configuration by para. 4 of resolution 1521 (2003) for a period of 12 for Liberia. months from the date of adoption of this resolution; Draft resolutions decides to renew for a period of 12 months from the date of adoption of this resolution the measures on arms, S/2010/475 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate previously imposed by para. 2 of resolution 1521 (2003) of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)] / United States of and modified by paras. 1 and 2 of resolution 1683 (2006), America. by para. 1 (b) of resolution 1731 (2006), and by paras. 3, S/2010/643 Draft resolution [on renewal of measures on 4, 5 and 6 of resolution 1903 (2009); decides to review any arms and travel imposed by resolution 1521 (2003) and of the above measures at the request of the Government on extension of the mandate of the Panel of Experts on of Liberia; decides to extend the mandate of the Panel of Liberia] / United States of America. Experts appointed; requests the Secretary-General to Participation by non-Council members (without reappoint the Panel of Experts and to make the necessary financial and security arrangements to support the work of the right to vote) the Panel; reiterates the importance of UN Mission in S/PV.6379 (8 Sept. 2010) Liberia. Liberia's continuing assistance to the Government of Liberia; urges the Government of Liberia to implement the S/PV.6383 (15 Sept. 2010) Liberia. recommendations of the 2009 Kimberley Process review Discussion in plenary team to strengthen internal controls over diamond mining and exports. (Adopted unanimously, 6454th meeting, 17 S/PV.6376 (3 Sept. 2010). Dec. 2010) S/PV.6379 (8 Sept. 2010). MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6383 (15 Sept. 2010). At the 6383rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/475 Reports was adopted unanimously: resolution 1938 (2010). S/2010/105 Twelfth report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.6454 (17 Dec. 2010). implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 At the 6454th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/643 (2006). was adopted unanimously: resolution 1961 (2010). Issued: 26 Feb. 2010.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2010/193 Eleventh semi-annual report of the Secretary- S/2010/13 (A/ES-10/474) Letter, 6 Jan. 2010, from General on the implementation of Security Council Palestine. Refers to previous 353 letters from Palestine resolution 1559 (2004). dated 29 Sept. 2000-31 Dec. 2009 regarding the Issued: 19 Apr. 2010. situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports that the situation in the Occupied Palestinian S/2010/296 Report of the Secretary-General on the Territory remains critical, as a result of the violations of United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the international law by Israel. period from 1 January 2010 to 30 June 2010. Issued: 9 June 2010. S/2010/20 (A/64/622) Letter, 7 Jan. 2010, from Egypt. Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs S/2010/352 Thirteenth report of the Secretary-General on concerning the developments around the Lifeline 3 the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 convoy carrying humanitarian assistance for the (2006). Palestinian people in Gaza and its environs. Issued: 1 July 2010. S/2010/21 Identical letters, 12 Jan. 2010, from Israel S/2010/484 (A/65/380) Peaceful settlement of the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of question of Palestine : report of the Secretary-General. the Security Council. Reports that on 7 and 10 Jan. Issued: 17 Sept. 2010. 2010, 20 mortars, rockets and a Katyusha rocket were S/2010/484/Add.1 (A/65/380/Add.1) Peaceful settlement allegedly fired from the Gaza Strip towards Israel and of the question of Palestine : report of the Secretary- Israel responded militarily. General : addendum. S/2010/22 (A/ES-10/475) Letter, 12 Jan. 2010, from Issued: 4 Oct. 2010. Palestine. Refers to previous 354 letters from Palestine S/2010/538 Twelfth semi-annual report of the Secretary- dated 29 Sept. 2000-6 Jan. 2010 regarding the situation General on the implementation of Security Council in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and draws attention resolution 1559 (2004). to the critical situation in the Occupied East Jerusalem Issued: 18 Oct. 2010. as a result of the continuing illegal measures being carried out by Israel. S/2010/565 Fourteenth report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 S/2010/26 (A/64/628) Identical letters, 12 Jan. 2010, from (2006). Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Issued: 1 Nov. 2010. President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and S/2010/607 Report of the Secretary-General on the territory committed by Israel, 23-31 Dec. 2009 and United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the statistical table of alleged violations during the month of period from 1 July to 31 December 2010. December 2009. Issued: 1 Dec. 2010. General documents S/2010/39 Letter, 22 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the Board of Inquiry report into S/2010/1 (A/ES-10/473) Letter, 31 Dec. 2009, from incidents in the Gaza Strip between 27 December 2008 Palestine. Reports that on the last week of Dec. 2009 and 19 January 2009 and its recommendations, reports Israel allegedly approved the construction of 700 new that the Government of Israel has been constructively settlement housing units in the settlement built on Jabal engaged throughout this process and has agreed to Abu Ghneim, known as "Har Homa" and also approved continue a dialogue on ways to improve cooperation on plans to legalize the construction of 15 permanent the ground. structures being built in the "Kiryat Netafim" settlement in S/2010/44 Letter, 22 Jan. 2010, from Palestine. Requests the occupied West Bank on 29 Dec. 2009. the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of S/2010/4 (A/64/619) Letter, 5 Jan. 2010, from the Syrian Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Security Arab Republic. Transmits letter dated 3 Jan. 2010 from Council to be held on 27 Jan. 2010 regarding the the Minister for Foreign Affairs reporting alleged situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian violations committed by Israel in the Occupied Syrian question. Golan. S/2010/55 Letter, 28 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/11 Identical letters, 7 Jan. 2010, from Israel General. Refers to the command of the UN addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) and reports the Security Council. Reports that the UN Interim Force the Secretary -General's intention to appoint Major in Lebanon (UNIFIL) found buried explosive devices that General Natalio C. Ecarma (Philippines) as Head of are believed to have been possibly industrially produced Mission and Force Commander of the UN in Iran or Syria south of the Litani River, on 26 Dec. Disengagement Observer Force, to replace Major 2009. General Wolfgang Jilke (Austria).
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2010/56 Letter, 1 Feb. 2010, from the President of the S/2010/97 (A/ES-10/477) Identical letters, 23 Feb. 2010, Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and General dated 28 Jan. 2010 (S/2010/55) and reports that the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous members of the Security Council have taken note of the 356 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-9 Feb. intention to appoint Major General Natalio C. Ecarma 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian (Philippines) as the Head of Mission and Force Territory, including East Jerusalem and condemns the Commander of the UN Disengagement Observer Force. alleged announcement, by Israeli Prime Minister on 22 Feb. 2010, of adding the Al-Ibrahimi Mosque in Al-Khalil S/2010/61 (A/64/645) Identical letters, 1 Feb. 2010, from (Hebron) and the site of Bilal's Mosque in Bethlehem Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the (Rachel's Tomb) along with the Walls of the Old City of President of the Security Council. Reports alleged Jerusalem to the list of national heritage sites. kidnapping and detention of Rabih Mohammed Zahra, a Lebanese citizen born in 1992, by an Israeli patrol which S/2010/111 (A/64/684) Identical letters, 24 Feb. 2010, entered the Lebanese territory in the area of Bastra from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Farms on 31 Jan. 2010. the President of the Security Council. Transmits position paper from Lebanon in preparation for the S/2010/74 (A/64/656) Identical letters, 2 Feb. 2010, from comprehensive assessment by the Secretary-General in Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the his upcoming report on the implementation of Security President of the Security Council. Reports alleged Council resolution 1701 (2006). abduction and torture of Rabi Mohammed Zahra, a Lebanese citizen, on 31 Jan. 2010 and his release from S/2010/119 (A/ES-10/478) Identical letters, 3 Mar. 2010, detention on 1 Feb. 2010. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2010/80 (A/ES-10/476) Identical letters, 9 Feb. 2010, 357 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-23 Feb. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Territory, including East Jerusalem and condemns the 355 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-12 Jan. alleged endorsement, by Israeli authorities on 26 Feb. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2010, of a new project to build 600 settlement units and Territory, including East Jerusalem, and reports the raid the distribution of home demolition notification to of the Ramallah office of the Popular Committee against Palestinian families. the Wall and Settlement Construction on 8 Feb. 2010, the arrest of several international activists, and the use S/2010/120 (A/64/703) Identical letters, 1 Mar. 2010, from of travel bans. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical S/2010/81 (A/64/663) Identical letters, 8 Feb. 2010, from summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the territory committed by Israel, 8-14 Feb. 2010. President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and S/2010/122 (A/ES-10/479) Identical letters, 5 Mar. 2010, territory committed by Israel, 8-31 Jan. 2010 and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and statistical table of alleged violations during the month of the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous January 2010. 358 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 Mar. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian S/2010/82 (A/64/668) Identical letters, 11 Feb. 2010, from Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports that on 5 Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Mar. 2010 Israeli forces allegedly stormed Al-Haram Al- President of the Security Council. Reports that on 7 Jan. Sharif compound and attacked Palestinian worshippers. 2010, an Israeli tractor accompanied by an Israeli forces patrol, reached over the technical fence and cut S/2010/124 Identical letters, 5 Mar. 2010, from the Syrian branches from a tree growing in Lebanese territory. Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter S/2010/86 Letter, 12 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- which represents the position of the Syrian Arab General. Refers to letter dated 6 Aug. 2009 (S/2009/407) Republic on the 12th report of the Secretary-General on and reports the completion of the joint technical review the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 conducted by the Department of Peacekeeping (2006) (S/2010/105). Operations and UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) to assess the operational effectiveness of UNIFIL. S/2010/96 (A/64/677) Identical letters, 22 Feb. 2010, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel during the months of Nov. and Dec. 2009.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2010/128 (A/ES-10/480) Identical letters, 10 Mar. 2010, S/2010/163 (A/ES-10/485) Identical letters, 29 Mar. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 359 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Mar. 364 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 Mar. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports the Territory and reports allegations of repression against announcement by Israel of the approval for construction Christian Palestinians who were on protest during the of new settlement units in Ramat Shlomo in Occupied annual commemoration of Land Day. East Jerusalem and Betar Illit near Bethlehem, within S/2010/170 (A/64/736) Identical letters, 29 Mar. 2010, days of the agreement by Executive Committee of the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Palestine Liberation Organization to the proposal of the the President of the Security Council. Transmits United States to launch indirect talks with the 2 parties; statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese states that these actions will undermine the efforts made airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by by the international community and derail negotiations Israel during Jan. 2010. before they even begin. S/2010/180 (A/64/744) Identical letters, 12 Apr. 2010, S/2010/137 Letter, 18 Mar. 2010, from Israel. Reports from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and continued firing of Qassam rockets into Israeli territory the President of the Security Council. Reports that on 10 allegedly by Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Apr. 2010, an Israeli army patrol crossed the Blue Line S/2010/142 (A/ES-10/481) Identical letters, 16 Mar. 2010, near the Wazzani River, entering Lebanese territory and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and heading in the direction of the Wazzani Fort tourist the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous resort, which is under construction near the river. Also 360 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-10 Mar. reports that the unit encroached on the construction site 2010 regarding the ongoing crisis in the Occupied and disabled a bulldozer, before withdrawing from Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and Lebanese territory. states that the continuation of Israel's alleged S/2010/182 Letter, 8 Apr. 2010, from Palestine. Requests construction of new settlement units in Ramat Shlomo in that the Security Council invite the Permanent Observer Occupied East Jerusalem and alleged blanket closure of of Palestine to the UN to participate in the open debate the West Bank have caused widespread unrest in the of the Security Council which is to be held on Occupied Palestinian Territory. Wednesday, 14 Apr. 2010, regarding the situation in the S/2010/148 (A/ES-10/482) Identical letters, 19 Mar. 2010, Middle East, including the Palestinian question. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/184 (A/ES-10/486) Identical letters, 9 Apr. 2010, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 361 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-16 Mar. the President of the Security Council. Transmits "Petition 2010 regarding the ongoing crisis in the Occupied for urgent action on human rights violations in Mamilla Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and Cemetery by Israel: desecration of the Ma'man Allah states that the continuation of Israel's alleged blockade (Mamilla) Muslim Cemetery in the Holy City of against Gaza Strip has caused deplorable living Jerusalem". conditions and traumatic impact affecting children and women in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. S/2010/185 (A/ES-10/487) Identical letters, 12 Apr. 2010, S/2010/155 (A/ES-10/483) Identical letters, 23 Mar. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 365 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Mar. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 362 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-19 Mar. Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports a new 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Israeli military order that allegedly threatens the Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports deportation of Palestinians from the West Bank. allegations of settler violence and recent activities allegedly carried out by Israel in the West Bank, Gaza S/2010/190 (A/ES-10/488) Identical letters, 16 Apr. 2010, and East Jerusalem. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2010/158 (A/ES-10/484) Identical letters, 25 Mar. 2010, 366 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-12 Apr. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Territory, including East Jerusalem and reiterates its 363 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-23 Mar. concern about the Israeli military order which allegedly 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian threatens the deportation of Palestinians from the West Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports Bank; also reports allegations of Israeli military raids and allegations of approval of new construction of 20 arrests of Palestinian civilians in the West Bank and settlement units by Israel in East Jerusalem. activities of the Israeli settlers against Palestinian civilians and their properties.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2010/195 Identical letters, 19 Apr. 2010, from Israel S/2010/218 (A/64/761) Letter, 28 Apr. 2010, from Kuwait. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Express concerns, on behalf of the member States of the the Security Council. Reports an alleged incident along Arab Group, regarding the new Israeli military order the Israeli-Lebanese border on Friday, 16 Apr. 2010 by a which allegedly threatens the deportation of Palestinians group of about 20 Lebanese citizens led by Lebanese from the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Member of Parliament Qassem Hashem near the area of S/2010/222 (A/64/756) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2010, Aabasiya adjacent to Rajar. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/198 Letter, 15 Apr. 2010, from the Secretary- the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to complaint regarding a violation of the Security Council appoint Judge Mohamed Amin El Mahdi of Egypt and resolution 1701 (2006) allegedly committed by Israeli Judge Erik Mose of Norway as the 2 judges, as well as forces on the morning of Wed., 21 Apr. 2010. Patricia O'Brien, Under-Secretary -General for Legal S/2010/226 (A/64/769) Identical letters, 30 Apr. 2010, Affairs, the Legal Counsel, as the representative of the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Secretary-General, on the selection panel that would the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter of recommend the appointment of judges of the Special Israel dated 19 Apr. 2010 (S/2010/195) and transmits Tribunal for Lebanon. response of the Lebanese Government refuting alleged S/2010/199 Letter, 19 Apr. 2010, from the President of the accusation contained in the Israeli letter; requests Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Security Council, the international community and the dated 15 Apr. 2010 (S/2010/198) and reports that the UN Interim Force in Lebanon to bring pressure on Israel members of the Security Council have taken note of his to comply with relevant resolutions. intention to appoint Judge Mohamed Amin El Mahdi S/2010/230 (A/ES-10/489) Identical letters, 5 May 2010, (Egypt) and Judge Erik Mose (Norway) as the 2 judges, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and as well as Patricia O'Brien, Under-Secretary-General for the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Legal Affairs, the Legal Counsel, as the representative of 367 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-16 Apr. the Secretary -General, on the selection panel of the 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Special Tribunal for Lebanon. Territory and reports alleged continued attacks against S/2010/204 Letter, 19 Apr. 2010, from the League of Arab Palestinians and destruction of their property by Israeli States. Transmits letter dated 11 Apr. 2010 from the settlers. Secretary-General of the League of Arab States S/2010/232 (A/64/779) Identical letters, 6 May 2010, from containing the resolutions and statements adopted by Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the the Council of the League of Arab States at the summit President of the Security Council. Reports alleged level, Sert, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, 27-28 Mar. 2010. violations of Lebanese territory and airspace by Israel on S/2010/209 (A/64/755) Identical letters, 20 Apr. 2010, 5 May 2010. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/233 (A/64/780) Identical letters, 3 May 2010, from the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the complaint regarding a violation of the Blue Line allegedly President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical committed by Israeli forces; states that on the night of 17 summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, Apr. 2010, an Israeli enemy motorized brigade territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 1-7 assembled in the occupied Palestinian territory near the Apr. 2010. Lebanese town of Udaysah and fired a flare shell over a civilian residence where a dinner party in honour of a S/2010/244 (A/64/788) Identical letters, 17 May 2010, local parliamentarian was being given. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports that 2 S/2010/210 (A/64/767) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2010, Israeli patrols allegedly crossed the technical fence in from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the area of Naqqar on the outskirts of the town of Shab'a the President of the Security Council. Transmits on 16 Apr. 2010. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, sea and territory committed by Israel during S/2010/266 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Turkey. Requests the month of February 2010. an emergency meeting of the Security Council, to be convened on 31 May 2010, under rule 2 of the S/2010/212 Identical letters, 27 Apr. 2010, from the Syrian provisional rules of procedure, to discuss the alleged Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and military intervention by Israel, in international waters, of a the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter multinational convoy of ships carrying humanitarian concerning the 11th semi-annual report of the Secretary- assistance to the people of Gaza. General on the implementation of the Security Council resolution 1559 (2004) on the political independence and withdrawal of foreign forces from Lebanon.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2010/267 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Lebanon. Requests S/2010/323 Letter, 18 June 2010, from Malaysia. an immediate meeting of the Security Council, under rule Transmits letter from the Prime Minister of Malaysia 2 of the provisional rules of procedure, to be convened addressed to the President of the Security Council at noon on 31 May 2010, under the agenda item entitled regarding an alleged attack by the Israeli Defence "The situation in the Middle East, including the Forces on vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza. Palestinian question" to discuss the alleged military S/2010/329 (A/64/840) Letter, 18 June 2010, from the activity by Israel against the multinational convoy of Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair ships carrying humanitarian supplies to Gaza. of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) S/2010/268 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Palestine. Group in New York, final communiqué adopted at the Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent OIC Expanded Extraordinary Executive Committee Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the Meeting at the level of foreign minister on the Israeli emergency meeting of the Security Council to be held on aggression against the freedom flotilla shipping Monday, 31 May 2010, regarding alleged Israeli activities humanitarian aid to Gaza, held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, against the Gaza aid flotilla on 31 May 2010. on 6 June 2010. S/2010/284 (A/64/790) Identical letters, 17 May 2010, S/2010/331 (A/64/842) Letter, 22 June 2010, from Egypt, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and the Syrian Arab the President of the Security Council. Transmits Republic to the Secretary-General, President of the statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese General Assembly and the President of the Security airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Council. Requests, as Chairs of the Coordinating Bureau Israel during the month of March 2010. of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM CoB), the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) Group, S/2010/287 (A/64/804) Letter, 4 June 2010, from the and the Arab Group in New York, in a follow-up to the Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair presidential statement adopted by the UN Security of the Organization of the Islamic Conference Group in Council on 1 June 2010 (S/PRST/2010/9) and the New York, statement dated 3 June 2010 on the alleged resolution adopted by the Human Rights Council on 2 military attack by Israel against a civilian convoy of June 2010 (A/HRC/RES/14/1), lifting of alleged Israeli humanitarian aid destined for the Gaza. blockade imposed on the Palestinian people in the Gaza S/2010/290 (A/ES-10/490) Identical letters, 7 June 2010, Strip and conducting international investigation for the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and military attack against maritime humanitarian convoy the President of the Security Council. Refers to the sailing to Gaza on 31 May 2010. previous 368 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000- S/2010/332 (A/ES-10/493) Identical letters, 22 June 5 May 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- Palestinian Territory and reports allegations of military General and the President of the Security Council. activity by Israel in the Gaza Strip and armed incidents Transmits statement of the Council of Ministers of the by Israeli settlers in the West Bank city of Al-Khalil Palestinian National Authority on the situation in the (Hebron); calls upon the Security Council to take urgent Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, measures to redress the situation. that was issued at the Council's 53rd meeting on 21 S/2010/316 Letter, 11 June 2010, from Palestine. June 2010. Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent S/2010/334 (A/64/839) Identical letters, 22 June 2010, Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and meeting of the Security Council to be held on the President of the Security Council. Transmits Wednesday, 16 June 2010, in connection with the item Lebanon's response to the allegations contained in the entitled "Children and armed conflict". Israeli letter regarding Lebanese vessels that have been S/2010/317 (A/ES-10/491) Identical letters, 16 June attempting to deliver humanitarian assistance to the 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- Gaza Strip. General and the President of the Security Council. S/2010/336 (A/64/843) Identical letters, 22 June 2010, Refers to the previous 369 letters from Palestine dated from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and 29 Sept. 2000-7 June 2010 regarding the situation in the the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports that on 15 complaint regarding a violation of the Blue Line that June 2010, the Israeli authorities approved the Israeli allegedly committed by Israeli forces on the 12 June Government's plan, of 10 Mar. 2010, for construction of 2010. another 1,600 settlement units in "Ramat Shlomo" in Occupied East Jerusalem; also reports on alleged S/2010/340 (A/64/846) Letter, 21 June 2010, from activi ties of Israeli forces and the Israeli settlers against Malaysia. Transmits letter dated 17 June 2010 from the Palestinian civilians and their properties. Prime Minister of Malaysia; concerns the recent unprovoked attack by the Israeli Defense Forces on S/2010/321 Identical letters, 18 June 2010, from Israel vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, enclosing addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of document entitled "Motion in the Parliament of Malaysia the Security Council. Reports that Lebanese ships, condemning the Israeli attack on the Freedom Flotilla intended to give humanitarian assistance to the Gaza carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza". Strip, allegedly breaches the naval blockade in the area. - 59 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2010/344 (A/64/850) Identical letters, 28 June 2010, S/2010/395 Identical letters, 21 July 2010, from Israel from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the President of the Security Council. Transmits position the Security Council. States that 2 ships, Junia and Julia, paper from Lebanon in preparation for the forthcoming plan to depart from Lebanon and sail to the Hamas- report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of controlled Gaza Strip and that Israel reserves its right Security Council resolution 1701(2006) on cessation of under international law to use all necessary means to hostilities in Lebanon. prevent these ships from violating the naval blockade allegedly imposed on the Gaza Strip. S/2010/351 (A/64/853) Identical letters, 29 June 2010, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/405 (A/64/877) Identical letters, 22 July 2010, the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and complaint concerning the abduction of Lebanese citizen the President of the Security Council. Transmits Imad Hassan Atwi from Lebanese territory allegedly by statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Israeli forces on 27 June 2010. territory, territorial waters and airspace committed by Israel during the month of Apr. 2010. S/2010/356 (A/ES-10/495) Identical letters, 2 July 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/411 Identical letters, 30 July 2010, from Israel the President of the Security Council. Refers to the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of previous 370 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000- the Security Council. Reports alleged rocket and mortar 16 June 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied attacks carried out from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip Palestinian Territory and reports alleged home against Israel and states that Israel reserves its right of demolitions, identification revocation and activities self-defence. carried out by Israel in the occupied territories and the S/2010/414 Letter, 2 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- Gaza Strip. General. Informs that the Secretary-General, after S/2010/364 Identical letters, 7 July 2010, from the Syrian intensive consultations with the leaders of Turkey and Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and Israel, decided to establish a Panel of Inquiry on the the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter flotilla incident that occurred on 31 May 2010. presenting the position of the Syrian Arab Republic on S/2010/415 Identical letters, 3 Aug. 2010, from Israel the 13th report of the Secretary-General on the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of implementation of Security Council resolution the Security Council. Reports alleged military attack by 1701(2006) on cessation of hostilities in Lebanon. Lebanese Armed Forces against Israel Defense Forces S/2010/370 Identical letters, 9 July 2010, from Israel while carrying out maintenance work on the road. addressed to the Secretary-General, the President of the S/2010/418 (A/64/888) Identical letters, 3 Aug. 2010, from General Assembly and the President of the Security Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Council. Alleges that a Moldovan ship, which has been President of the Security Council. Reports alleged attack hired and sponsored by a Libyan organization, plans to by Israel against Lebanon on 3 Aug. 2010, resulting in depart from Greece with the claimed purpose of bringing the death and injury of a number of Lebanese army aid to the Gaza Strip; calls upon the international personnel and civilians. community to exert its influence on the Government of Document symbol S/2010/418 originally issued Libya to prevent this ship from departing. separately on 4 Aug. 2010. S/2010/379 (A/ES-10/497) Identical letters, 13 July 2010, S/2010/422 Identical letters, 4 Aug. 2010, from Israel from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the President of the Security Council. Refers to the the Security Council. Refers to consultations and previous 371 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000- briefings by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations 2 July 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied and the UN Interim Force in Lebanon regarding alleged Palestinian Territory and reports the continuation by military attack by the Lebanese Armed Forces against Israel, the occupying Power, of its illegal colonization Israel Defense Forces on 3 Aug. 2010; expects promptly campaign in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, conclusion of briefings in order to share with the Security particularly its ongoing illegal attempts to change the Council the available facts regarding this incident. reality on the ground in Occupied East Jerusalem through the expansion of settlements, home demolitions, S/2010/430 Letter, 11 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- evictions and the displacement of more of the city's General. Refers to the latest report of the Secretary- indigenous Palestinian residents. General to the Security Council concerning the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 S/2010/391 Letter, 20 July 2010, from Palestine. (2006) (S/2010/352), and requests the Council to Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent consider the renewal of the mandate of the UN Interim Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the Force in Lebanon, which will expire on 31 Aug. 2010. meeting of the Security Council to be held on Wednesday, 21 July 2010, on the situation in the Middle S/2010/430/Corr.1 Letter, 11 Aug. 2010, from the East, including the Palestinian question. Secretary-General : corrigendum. Corrects text.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2010/440 Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2010, from Israel S/2010/483 Identical letters, 16 Sept. 2010, from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Calls upon Lebanon and the the Security Council. Reports an alleged launch of 14 international community to prevent their ships from rockets and mortars from the Gaza Strip and the firing of violating the naval blockade of the Gaza Strip. propelled grenades along the border between Israel and the Gaza Strip allegedly committed by Hamas since 13 S/2010/441 (A/ES-10/499) Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2010, Sept. 2010. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2010/489 (A/ES-10/501) Identical letters, 17 Sept. 372 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-13 July 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian General and the President of the Security Council. Territory and reports alleged continued attacks against Refers to previous 373 letters from Palestine dated 29 Palestinians and destruction of their property by Israeli Sept. 2000-20 Aug. 2010 regarding the situation in the settlers. Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports alleged tank fire on 12 Sept. 2010 by Israel against Palestinian S/2010/448 (A/64/904) Identical letters, 23 Aug. 2010, civilians in the northern Gaza Strip of Beit Hanoun; from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and reports also alleged raid on 17 Sept. 2010 of the Noor the President of the Security Council. Transmits Al-Shams refugee camp in Tulkarem in the northern Lebanon's response to the allegations contained in the West Bank resulting in the arrest and killing of Israeli letter (S/2010/440) regarding Lebanese vessels Palestinian civilians. that have been attempting to deliver humanitarian assistance to the Gaza Strip. S/2010/503 (A/65/481) Identical letters, 28 Sept. 2010, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/459 Identical letters, 1 Sept. 2010, from Israel the President of the Security Council. Transmits addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese the Security Council. Reports an armed incident airspace and territory committed by Israel in June 2010. allegedly committed by Hamas on 31 Aug. 2010 near the community of Kiryat Arba, which resulted in the deaths of S/2010/504 (A/65/482) Identical letters, 28 Sept. 2010, 4 civilian passengers; welcomes Secretary-General's from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and condemnation of this attack and calls upon the the President of the Security Council. Transmits international community to denounce these murders. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel in May 2010. S/2010/460 (A/64/908) Identical letters, 1 Sep. 2010, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/505 (A/ES-10/502) Identical letters, 1 Oct. 2010, the President of the Security Council. Transmits from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and complaint regarding the networks operating in Lebanon the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous allegedly set up by the Israeli intelligence services. 374 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-17 Sept. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian S/2010/467 (A/64/909) Letter, 31 Aug. 2010, from the Territory and reports the alleged inauguration of a settler- Chair of the Committee on the Exercise of the only road in Al-Khalil (Hebron) on 27 Sept. 2010; also Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. Transmits reports alleged acts of violence and provocation in the statement adopted on 31 Aug. 2010 by the Bureau of settlements across the Occupied Palestinian Territory by the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Israeli settlers. of the Palestinian People on the resumption of negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians on the S/2010/506 (A/65/490) Identical letters, 1 Oct. 2010, from permanent status issues. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits information S/2010/468 Identical letters, 7 Sept. 2010, from Israel regarding the alleged firing of rounds by Israeli forces in addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the direction of Lebanese soldiers on the outskirts of the Security Council. Reports explosions in Shehabiyya Duhaira on 20 Sept. 2010. on 3 Sept. 2010 and the alleged sealing off the area by Hizbollah operatives which it claims delayed the S/2010/515 (A/ES-10/503) Identical letters, 8 Oct. 2010, deployment of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and (UNIFIL); requests a copy of the findings of the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous investigation conducted by UNIFIL. 375 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-1 Oct. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian S/2010/477 Identical letters, 14 Sept. 2010, from Israel Territory and reports the alleged raid in the West Bank addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of city of Al-Khalil (Hebron) on 8 Oct. 2010 by Israel; also the Security Council. Reports alleged rocket attacks on reports alleged acts of violence by Israeli settlers in Beit 13 Sept. 2010 from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip Fajjar on 4 Oct. 2010, as well as 2 alleged air strikes and against Israel and states that Israel reserves its right of fires in Gaza resulting in the injury of civilians. self-defence. S/2010/482 (A/64/912) Identical letters, 9 Sept. 2010, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. - 61 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2010/533 Letter, 15 Oct. 2010, from Palestine. S/2010/623 Identical letters, 9 Dec. 2010, from Israel Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the the Security Council. Reports an alleged launch of 2 Council to be held on 18 Oct. 2010, regarding the rockets, mortar shells and a missile from the Gaza Strip situation in the Middle East, including the Palestine causing damage to a residence and injuring an Israeli question. civilian on 8 Dec. 2010. S/2010/535 (A/ES-10/504) Identical letters, 15 Oct. 2010, S/2010/624 (A/65/614) Identical letters, 6 Dec. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of 376 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-8 Oct. complaint concerning detonated listening devices 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian allegedly planted by Israeli forces in Lebanese territory Territory and refers to the alleged approval of the on 3 Dec. 2010. construction of 240 new settlement units by Israel in S/2010/652 Identical letters, 21 Dec. 2010, from Israel East Jerusalem; also reports Israeli settlers allegedly set addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of fire to the village of Fara'ta east of Qalqilya causing the Security Council. Reports alleged incidents involving damage to Palestinian lands. the firing of Qassam rockets and mortars into Israeli S/2010/573 (A/65/559) Identical letters, 11 Oct. 2010, territory from the Gaza Strip since 19 Dec. 2010. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/655 (A/65/663) Identical letters, 18 Dec. 2010, the President of the Security Council. Transmits from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of airspace and territory committed by Israel in July 2010. complaint concerning electronic transmitting and S/2010/578 (A/ES-10/505) Identical letters, 10 Nov. 2010, receiving devices concealed in artificial rocks allegedly from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and placed by Israeli forces within Lebanese territory. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2010/673 (A/ES-10/507) Identical letters, 29 Dec. 2010, 377 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-15 Oct. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Territory and concerns the announcement of the alleged 379 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 Dec. construction of another 1,300 new settlement units by 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Israel in East Jerusalem. Territory and reports alleged activities by Israeli settlers S/2010/581 (A/65/569) Identical letters, 29 Oct. 2010, in Jaloud, south-east of Nablus and Yatta village near Al- from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Khalil (Hebron). the President of the Security Council. S/2010/692 (A/65/686) Identical letters, 14 Dec. 2010, S/2010/589 (A/65/580) Identical letters, 15 Nov. 2010, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel in Oct. 2010. airspace and territory committed by Israel, 1-7 Nov. Draft resolutions 2010. S/2010/346 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/2010/590 Identical letters, 19 Nov. 2010, from Israel of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports launch of rockets and S/2010/454 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate mortars fired from the Gaza Strip to Israeli towns of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] / Belgium, allegedly committed by Hamas on 18 Nov. 2010. France, Italy, Spain and United States of America. S/2010/594 (A/65/590) Identical letters, 1 Nov. 2010, from S/2010/650 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)] / President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Austria, Japan and United States of America. summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel during the month of Sept. 2010. S/2010/612 (A/ES-10/506) Identical letters, 2 Dec. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 378 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-10 Nov. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and concerns the announcement of the alleged construction of 625 new settlement units by Israel in East Jerusalem.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAS T SITUATION (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Participation by non-Council members (without Council the right to vote) S/PRST/2010/9 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6265 (27 Jan. 2010) Algeria, Argentina, Cuba, Security Council, at the 6326th meeting, 1 June 2010, in Egypt, Indonesia, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, connection with the Council's consideration of the item Jordan, Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Norway, Oman, entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including the Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Palestinian question"] / by the President of the Security Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Council. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Viet Nam and Deeply regrets the loss of life and injuries resulting Palestine. from the use of force during the Israeli military operation in S/PV.6298 (14 Apr. 2010) Botswana, Cuba, Egypt, international waters against the convoy sailing to Gaza; Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, condemns those acts which resulted in the loss of at least Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, South 10 civilians and many wounded, and expresses its Africa, Sri Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, condolences to their families; requests the immediate Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Palestine. release of the ships as well as the civilians held by Israel; urges Israel to permit full consular access, to allow the S/PV.6298(Resumption1) (14 Apr. 2010) Botswana, countries concerned to retrieve their deceased and Cuba, Egypt, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, wounded immediately, and to ensure the delivery of Kuwait, Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Norway, humanitarian assistance from the convoy to its destination; Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, reiterates its grave concern at the humanitarian situation in Tunisia, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Palestine. Gaza and stresses the need for sustained and regular flow of goods and people to Gaza as well as unimpeded S/PV.6325 (31 May 2010) Israel and Palestine. provision and distribution of humanitarian assistance S/PV.6363 (21 July 2010) Bangladesh, Cuba, Egypt, throughout Gaza; underscores that the only viable solution Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Malaysia, to Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an agreement negotiated Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, Philippines, South Africa, between the parties and re-emphasizes that only a two- Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan State solution, with an independent and viable Palestinian and Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. State living side by side in peace and security with Israel and its other neighbours, could bring peace to the region; S/PV.6363(Resumption1) (21 July 2010) Ecuador and expresses support for the proximity talks and voices Iceland. concern that this incident took place while the proximity S/PV.6375 (30 Aug. 2010) Belgium, Israel, Italy and talks are underway and urges the parties to act with Spain. restraint, avoiding any unilateral and provocative actions, and all international partners to promote an atmosphere of S/PV.6404 (18 Oct. 2010) Bangladesh, Plurinational State cooperation between the parties and throughout the of Bolivia, Egypt, Iceland, Indonesia, Islamic Republic of region. Iran, Israel, Jordan, Mauritania, Morocco, Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sri S/PRST/2010/12 Statement [made on behalf of the Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Security Council, at the 6352nd meeting, 30 June 2010, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Palestine. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the S/PV.6404(Resumption1) (18 Oct. 2010) Costa Rica and President of the Security Council. Ecuador. Refers to the report of the Secretary-General on the Discussion in plenary UN Disengagement Observer Force (S/2010/296) that states in para. 11 "... the situation in the Middle East is S/PV.6265 (27 Jan. 2010). tense and is likely to remain so, unless and until a S/PV.6265(Resumption1) (27 Jan. 2010). comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the Middle East problem can be reached"; states that it reflects S/PV.6273 (18 Feb. 2010). the view of the Security Council. S/PV.6292 (24 Mar. 2010). S/PRST/2010/30 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6298 (14 Apr. 2010). Security Council, at the 6462nd meeting, 22 Dec. 2010, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.6298(Resumption1) (14 Apr. 2010). entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the S/PV.6315 (18 May 2010). President of the Security Council. Refers to the report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.6325 (31 May 2010). UN Disengagement Observer Force (S/2010/607) that states in para. 13 "... the situation in the Middle East is S/PV.6326 (1 June 2010). tense and is likely to remain so, unless and until a At the 6326th meeting, the President made a comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Middle East problem can be reached"; states that it reflects connection with prior consultations among Council the view of the Security Council. members on the item entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question": S/PRST/2010/9. - 63 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/PV.6340 (15 June 2010). S/RES/1937(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)]. S/PV.6343 (21 June 2010). Decides to extend the present mandate of UNIFIL S/PV.6352 (30 June 2010). until 31 Aug. 2011; commends the positive role of UNIFIL, At the 6352nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/346 welcomes the expansion of coordinated activities between was adopted unanimously: resolution 1934 (2010); at the UNIFIL and the Lebanese armed forces and calls on same meeting, the President made a complementary further enhancement of this cooperation; welcomes the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in deployment of an additional brigade of the Lebanese connection with the resolution adopted on the renewal of armed forces on 1 Aug. 2010; strongly calls upon all the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force: parties concerned to respect the cessation of hostilities, to S/PRST/2010/12. prevent any violation of the Blue line and to respect it in its entirety and to cooperate fully with the UN and UNIFIL; S/PV.6363 (21 July 2010). urges the Government of Israel to expedite the withdrawal S/PV.6363(Resumption1) (21 July 2010). of its army from northern Ghajar without further delay in coordination with UNIFIL, which has actively engaged S/PV.6372 (17 Aug. 2010). Israel and Lebanon to facilitate such a withdrawal; S/PV.6375 (30 Aug. 2010). reaffirms its call for the establishment between the Blue At the 6375th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/454 Line and the Litani River of an area free of any armed was adopted unanimously: resolution 1937 (2010). personnel, assets and weapons other than those of the Government of Lebanon and UNIFIL; welcomes the S/PV.6388 (17 Sept. 2010). conclusions of the Joint DPKO-UNIFIL Technical Review S/PV.6404 (18 Oct. 2010). presented in the letter from the Secretary-General to the President of the Security Council dated 12 Feb. 2010 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) (18 Oct. 2010). (S/2010/86) and calls for their rapid implementation. (Adopted unanimously, 6375th meeting, 30 Aug. 2010) S/PV.6430 (23 Nov. 2010). S/PV.6433 (3 Dec. 2010). S/RES/1965(2010) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. S/PV.6448 (14 Dec. 2010). Calls upon the parties concerned to implement immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; S/PV.6462 (22 Dec. 2010). welcomes the efforts being undertaken by the UNDOF to At the 6462nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/650 implement the Secretary-General's zero-tolerance policy was adopted unanimously: resolution 1965 (2010); at the on sexual exploitation and abuse and to ensure full same meeting, the President made a complementary compliance of its personnel with the UN code of conduct, statement, on behalf of the Council members, in requests the Secretary-General to continue to take all connection with the resolution adopted on the renewal of necessary action in this regard and to keep the Security the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force: Council informed, and urges troop-contributing countries to S/PRST/2010/30. take preventive and disciplinary action to ensure that such Resolutions acts are properly investigated and punished in cases involving their personnel; decides to renew the mandate of S/RES/1934(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN the UNDOF for a period of 6 months, until 30 June 2011; Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. requests the Secretary-General to submit, at the end of Calls upon the parties concerned to implement this period, a report on developments in the situation and immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; the measures taken to implement resolution 338 (1973). welcomes the efforts being undertaken by UNDOF to (Adopted unanimously, 6462nd meeting, 22 Dec. 2010) implement the Secretary-General's zero-tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse and to ensure full compliance of its personnel with the UN code of conduct, requests the Secretary-General to continue to take all necessary action in this regard and to keep the Security Council informed, and urges troop-contributing countries to take preventive and disciplinary action to ensure that such acts are properly investigated and punished in cases involving their personnel; decides to renew the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force for a period of 6 months, that is, until 31 Dec. 2010; requests the Secretary- General to submit a report on developments in the situation and the measures taken to implement resolution 338 (1973). (Adopted unanimously, 6352nd meeting, 30 June 2010)
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NARCOTIC DRUGS NEPAL –POLITICAL CONDITIONS General documents Reports S/2010/94 Letter, 17 Feb. 2010, from France. Transmits S/2010/17 Report of the Secretary-General on the request concept paper for the briefing by A. M. Costa, Executive of Nepal for United Nations assistance in support of its Director of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, to the peace process. Security Council on 24 Feb. 2010. Issued: 7 Jan. 2010. S/2010/479 (A/65/371) Letter, 13 Sept. 2010, from the S/2010/183 Report of the Secretary-General on children Russian Federation. Transmits joint statement by the and armed conflict in Nepal. Presidents of Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Russian Issued: 13 Apr. 2010. Federation and Tajikistan, adopted during their 2nd S/2010/214 Report of the Secretary-General on the quadrilateral meeting, held in Sochi, Russian Federation, request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in 18 Aug. 2010. support of its peace process. Statements by the President of the Security Issued: 28 Apr. 2010. Council S/2010/453 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PRST/2010/4 Statement [made on behalf of the request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in Security Council, at the 6277th meeting, 24 Feb. 2010, support of its peace process. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Issued: 2 Sept. 2010. entitled "Threats to international peace and security"] / S/2010/658 Report of the Secretary-General on the by the President of the Security Council. request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in Notes with concern the serious threats posed in support of its peace process. some cases by drug trafficking and transnational Issued: 23 Dec. 2010. organized crime to international security and the increasing link between drug trafficking and the financing General documents of terrorism; notes that these transnational crimes may S/2010/25 Letter, 14 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- threaten the security of countries on its agenda and General. Transmits letter dated 14 Jan. 2010 from Nepal undermine the authority of states; notes that organized requesting an extension of the mandate of the UN crime groups and networks are becoming more diversified Mission in Nepal for an additional 6 months until 15 May and connected in their illicit operations; calls upon Member 2010. States to increase international and regional cooperation, as well as their cooperation with the United Nations Office S/2010/229 Letter, 5 May 2010, from the Secretary- on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the International General. Transmits letter dated 5 May 2010 from Nepal Narcotic Control Board; encourages the coordination of requesting an extension of the mandate of the UN UN actions in order to enhance the effectiveness of Mission in Nepal from 15 May-15 Sept. 2010. appropriate international efforts; reaffirms and commends S/2010/472 Letter, 7 Sept. 2010, from Nepal. Transmits the important work of UNODC in collaboration with other relevant entities of the UN; encourages States to letter dated 7 Sept. 2010 from the Prime Minister of strengthen international, regional and sub-regional Nepal requesting the extension of the term of the UN Mission in Nepal for the next 4 months from 15 Sept. cooperation to counter drug trafficking, transnational organized crime, terrorism and corruption and to 2010. investigate and prosecute persons and entities responsible S/2010/473 Letter, 9 Sept. 2010, from the Secretary- for these crimes consistent with international law; General. Transmits letter dated 9 Sept. 2010 from the expresses its concern about the number of victims caused Chairman of the Unified Communist Party of Nepal by acts of terrorism; invites the Secretary -General to (Maoist) requesting the extension of the current mandate consider these threats as a factor in conflict prevention of the UN Mission in Nepal for another 6 months from 15 strategies, conflict analysis, integrated missions' Sept. 2010. assessment and planning and to consider including in his reports analysis on the role played by these threats in S/2010/474 Letter, 14 Sept. 2010, from the Secretary- situations on its agenda. General. Transmits two separate letters dated 14 Sep. 2010 from the Prime Minister of Nepal and from the Discussion in plenary Chairman of the Unified Communist Party of Nepal S/PV.6277 (24 Feb. 2010). (Maoist) requesting the extension of the current mandate At the 6277th meeting, the President made a of the UN Mission in Nepal by 4 months from 15 Sept. statement, on behalf of the Council members, in 2010. connection with prior consultations among Council Draft resolutions members on the item entitled "Threats to international peace and security": S/PRST/2010/4. S/2010/32 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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NEPAL –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) NEPAL –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2010/236 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Resolutions of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom S/RES/1909(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. S/2010/476 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Decides in line with the request from the of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom Government of Nepal and the Secretary-General's of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. recommendations, to renew the mandate of the UN Participation by non-Council members (without Political Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) as established under resolution 1740 (2007) until 15 May 2010; calls upon all the right to vote) parties to take full advantage of the expertise and S/PV.6260 (15 Jan. 2010) Nepal. readiness of UNMIN to support the peace process to facilitate the completion of outstanding aspects of UNMIN's S/PV.6262 (21 Jan. 2010) Nepal. mandate by 15 May 2010; decides that UNMIN should S/PV.6308 (5 May 2010) Nepal. make the necessary arrangements with the Government of Nepal for its withdrawal, including handing over any S/PV.6311 (12 May 2010) Nepal. residual monitoring responsibilities by 15 May 2010; S/PV.6377 (7 Sept. 2010) Nepal. welcomes the recent understanding between the Government of Nepal and the Unified Communist Party of S/PV.6385 (15 Sept. 2010) Nepal. Nepal (Maoist) on having a timetabled action plan for the integration and rehabilitation of Maoist army personnel by S/PV.6398 (14 Oct. 2010) Nepal. 15 May 2010; calls upon all political parties in Nepal to Discussion in plenary expedite the peace process; requests the parties in Nepal to take the necessary steps to promote the safety, security S/PV.6260 (15 Jan. 2010). and freedom of movement of UNMIN and associated S/PV.6262 (21 Jan. 2010). personnel in executing the tasks defined in the mandate. At the 6262nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/32 (Adopted unanimously, 6262nd meeting, 21 Jan. 2010) was adopted unanimously: resolution 1909 (2010). S/RES/1921(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/PV.6308 (5 May 2010). Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. Decides in line with the request from the S/PV.6311 (12 May 2010). Government of Nepal and the Secretary-General's At the 6311th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/236 recommendations, to renew the mandate of UNMIN as was adopted unanimously: resolution 1921 (2010). established under resolution 1740 (2007) until 15 Sept. S/PV.6377 (7 Sept. 2010). 2010, taking into account the completion of some elements of the mandate and the ongoing work on the monitoring of S/PV.6385 (15 Sept. 2010). the management of arms and armed personnel in line with At the 6385th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/476 the 25 June 2008 Agreement among the political parties, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1939 (2010). which will support the completion of the peace process; S/PV.6398 (14 Oct. 2010). requests the parties in Nepal to take the necessary steps to promote the safety, security and freedom of movement of UNMIN and associated personnel in executing the tasks defined in the mandate. (Adopted unanimously, 6311th meeting, 12 May 2010) S/RES/1939(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. Decides in line with the request from the Government of Nepal to renew the mandate of UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) as established under resolution 1740 (2007) until 15 Jan. 2011; decides that UNMIN's mandate will terminate on 15 Jan. 2011 after which date UNMIN will leave Nepal; requests the parties in Nepal to take the necessary steps to promote the safety, security and freedom of movement of UNMIN and associated personnel in executing the tasks defined in the mandate. (Adopted unanimously, 6385th meeting, 15 Sept. 2010)
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NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT (continued) General documents S/2010/508/Corr.1 Letter, 1 Oct. 2010, from Namibia : S/2010/37 Letter, 19 Jan. 2010, from Iraq. Transmits letter corrigendum. Withdraws document S/2010/508 (replaced by from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq reporting S/AC.50/2010/42). measures taken in observance of international disarmament and non-proliferation standards. S/2010/511 (A/65/494) Letter, 4 Oct. 2010, from Ukraine. Transmits Joint Declaration concerning the Elimination of S/2010/52 Letter, 29 Jan. 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to the Use of Highly Enriched Uranium for Civilian Purposes by the delegations of Chile, Mexico and resolution 1540 (2004). Transmits, in accordance with Ukraine. para. 8 of Security Council resolution 1810 (2008), final document on the 2009 comprehensive review of the S/2010/576 Letter, 5 Nov. 2010, from the Secretary - status of implementation of resolution 1540 (2004). General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1929 S/2010/53 Letter, 29 Jan. 2010, from the Chairman of the (2010) requesting the Secretary-General to create Panel of Experts for an initial period of 1 year to carry out the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to tasks specified in para. 29 of the same resolution; Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to para. 9 of Security Council resolution 1810 (2008) and reports that the informs the appointment of 8 experts. Committee is now turning its attention to its annual Draft resolutions programme of work, as a matter of urgency, and that the S/2010/283 Draft resolution [on measures against the programme will be adopted no later than 26 Feb. 2010. Islamic Republic of Iran in connection with its S/2010/84 (A/64/666) Letter, 16 Feb. 2010, from enrichment-related and reprocessing activities, including Kazakhstan. Transmits Ministerial Declaration on Non- research and development] / France, Germany, the proliferation adopted by the Organization for Security United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Cooperation in Europe participating states at the and United States of America. Ministerial Council meeting held in Athens in Dec. 2009. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2010/112 Letter, 26 Feb. 2010, from the Chairman of the right to vote) the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6335 (9 June 2010) Germany and Islamic Republic Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to his letter dated 29 Jan. 2010 [S/2010/53], and transmits the annual of Iran. programme of work of the Security Council Committee Discussion in plenary established pursuant to resolution 1540 (2004) for the S/PV.6335 (9 June 2010). period from 1 Feb. 2010 to 31 Jan. 2011, in accordance with para. 9 of Security Council resolution 1810 (2008). At the 6335th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/283 was adopted (12-2-1): resolution 1929 (2010). S/2010/247 (A/64/789) Letter, 19 May 2010, from the Russian Federation. Transmits statement by the States S/PV.6344 (28 June 2010). members of the Collective Security Treaty Organization S/PV.6442 (10 Dec. 2010). (CSTO), Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation and Tajikistan, in connection with the signature of the Treaty between the United States of America and the Russian Federation on "Measures for the Further Reduction and Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms", adopted on 8 May 2010 at an informal meeting of heads of CSTO member States. S/2010/464 Note verbale, 2 Sept. 2010, from Iraq. Transmits letter dated 12 Aug. 2010 from the Permanent Representative of France and other international organizations in Vienna as incumbent Chairman of the Hague Code of Conduct against Ballistic Missile Proliferation, Florence Mangin, which informs Iraq's subscription to the Code officially on 11 Aug. 2010. S/2010/508 Letter, 1 Oct. 2010, from Namibia. Transmits the report of Namibia on implementation of Security Council resolution 1929 (2010) concerning Iran. Withdrawn by S/2010/508/Corr.1 and replaced by document S/AC.50/2010/42.
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NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) Resolutions S/2010/465 Letter, 6 Sept. 2010, from the Secretary- S/RES/1929(2010) [Measures against the Islamic General. Transmits letter dated 6 Sept. 2010 containing report by the Director General of the IAEA entitled Republic of Iran in connection with its enrichment-related "Implementation of the NPT Safeguards Agreement and and reprocessing activities, including research and development]. relevant provisions of Security Council resolutions in the Islamic Republic of Iran". Decides that Iran shall without delay comply fully and without qualification with its IAEA Safeguards S/2010/571 Note [transmitting final report of the Panel of Agreement, including through the application of modified Experts Established pursuant to Resolution 1874 (2009) Code 3.1 of the Subsidiary Arrangement to its Safeguards concerning the Democratic People's Republic of Korea] / Agreement; decides that Iran shall not acquire an interest by the President of the Security Council. in any commercial activity in another State involving Issued: 5 Nov. 2010. uranium mining, production or use of nuclear materials and technology as listed in INFCIRC/254/Rev.9/Part 1, in S/2010/682 Letter, 31 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of particular uranium enrichment and reprocessing activities, the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to all heavy-water activities or technology related to ballistic Resolution 1737 (2006). Transmits report of the Security missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons; decides Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution that all States shall prevent the direct or indirect supply, 1737 (2006), submitted in accordance with the note by sale or transfer to Iran, from or through their territories or the President of the Security Council of 29 Mar. 1995 by their nationals or individuals subject to their jurisdiction, (S/1995/234); covers the activities of the Committee or using their flag vessels or aircraft, and whether or not during the period from 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2010. originating in their territories, of any battle tanks, armoured General documents combat vehicles, large calibre artillery systems, combat aircraft, attack helicopters, warships, missiles or missile S/2010/52 Letter, 29 Jan. 2010, from the Chairman of the systems as defined for the purpose of the UN Register of Security Council Committee established pursuant to Conventional Arms; decides that the measures specified in resolution 1540 (2004). Transmits, in accordance with paragraphs 12, 13, 14 and 15 of resolution 1737 (2006) para. 8 of Security Council resolution 1810 (2008), final shall apply also to the individuals and entities listed in document on the 2009 comprehensive review of the Annex I of this resolution and to any individuals or entities status of implementation of resolution 1540 (2004). acting on their behalf or at their direction, and to entities S/2010/53 Letter, 29 Jan. 2010, from the Chairman of the owned or controlled by them; decides that all States shall Security Council Committee Established pursuant to prohibit the provision by their nationals or from their Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to para. 9 of Security territory of bunkering services, such as provision of fuel or Council resolution 1810 (2008) and reports that the supplies, or other servicing of vessels, to Iranian-owned or Committee is now turning its attention to its annual -contracted vessels, including chartered vessels; decides programme of work, as a matter of urgency, and that the that the Committee shall intensify its efforts to promote the programme will be adopted no later than 26 Feb. 2010. full implementation of resolutions 1737 (2006), 1747 (2007), 1803 (2008) and this resolution; requests the S/2010/84 (A/64/666) Letter, 16 Feb. 2010, from Secretary-General to create for an initial period of one Kazakhstan. Transmits Ministerial Declaration on Non- year, in consultation with the Committee, a group of up to 8 proliferation adopted by the Organization for Security experts ("Panel of Experts"), under the direction of the and Cooperation in Europe participating states at the Committee. (Adopted 12-2-1, 6335th meeting, 9 June Ministerial Council meeting held in Athens in Dec. 2009. 2010) S/2010/112 Letter, 26 Feb. 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to his letter dated 29 Reports Jan. 2010 [S/2010/53], and transmits the annual programme of work of the Security Council Committee S/2010/28 Letter, 14 Jan. 2010, from the Chairman of the established pursuant to resolution 1540 (2004) for the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to period from 1 Feb. 2010 to 31 Jan. 2011, in accordance Resolution 1718 (2006) concerning the Democratic with para. 9 of Security Council resolution 1810 (2008). People's Republic of Korea. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/2010/150 Letter, 22 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- Resolution 1718 (2006) concerning the People's General. Transmits letter dated 11 Mar. 2010 from the Democratic Republic of Korea covering the Committee's Director General of IAEA in response to the statement of activities from 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2009; includes the list of the President of the Security Council (S/PRST/2010/5) reports received pursuant to para. 11 of Security Council adopted on 26 Feb. 2010. resolution 1718 (2006).
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NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) S/2010/172 Letter, 26 Mar. 2010, from the Islamic S/2010/431 (A/64/893) Identical letters, 4 Aug. 2010, from Republic of Iran. Refers to the Secretary-General's the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to the Secretary- briefing on the situation in the Middle East at the General, the President of the General Assembly and the Security Council meeting held on 24 Mar. 2010, and his President of the Security Council. Refers to the interview remarks on Iran's nuclear issue reflecting the concerns with Admiral Mike Mullen, the United States Chairman of expressed by Israeli officials; states that various Israeli the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the "Meet the Press" officials continue to publicly threaten to use force against programme of NBC channel broadcasted on 1 Aug. the Islamic Republic of Iran and it requires urgent and 2010; states that he, unwarrantedly and under the false resolute response on the part of the relevant United pretext of Iran developing nuclear weapons, threatened Nations organs, in particular the Security Council and to use force against the Islamic Republic of Iran. the Secretary -General. S/2010/464 Note verbale, 2 Sept. 2010, from Iraq. S/2010/178 (A/64/741) Identical letters, 29 Mar. 2010, Transmits letter dated 12 Aug. 2010 from the Permanent from the Russian Federation addressed to the Representative of France and other international Secretary-General and the President of the Security organizations in Vienna as incumbent Chairman of the Council. Transmits declarations by the Ministers for Hague Code of Conduct against Ballistic Missile Foreign Affairs of the States members of the Collective Proliferation, Florence Mangin, which informs Iraq's Security Treaty Organization in connection with the 2010 subscription to the Code officially on 11 Aug. 2010. Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the S/2010/508 Letter, 1 Oct. 2010, from Namibia. Transmits Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and the 65th the report of Namibia on implementation of Security anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War of Council resolution 1929 (2010) concerning Iran. 1941-1945. Withdrawn by S/2010/508/Corr.1 and replaced by S/2010/188 (A/64/745) Identical letters, 13 Apr. 2010, document S/AC.50/2010/42. from the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to the S/2010/508/Corr.1 Letter, 1 Oct. 2010, from Namibia : Secretary-General and the President of the Security corrigendum. Council. Refers to the Nuclear Posture Review of the Withdraws document S/2010/508 (replaced by United States and concerns further the public statements S/AC.50/2010/42). allegedly made by senior officials of the United States containing threats of resort to force against the Islamic S/2010/527 Letter, 14 Oct. 2010, from the Secretary- Republic of Iran. General. Informs that Masahiko Asada (Japan) and Victor Comras (United States) have withdrawn from the S/2010/205 Letter, 22 Apr. 2010, from the Democratic Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Security People's Republic of Korea. Transmits memorandum of Council Resolution 1874 (2009) and reports the the Ministry of Foreign Affairs entitled "Korean peninsula Secretary-General's decision to appoint George Lopez and nuclear weapons" released on 21 Apr. 2010. (United States) and Takehiro Yamamoto (Japan) to serve S/2010/376 Letter, 8 July 2010, from the Secretary- on the Panel of Experts. General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1928 S/2010/576 Letter, 5 Nov. 2010, from the Secretary - (2010), by which the Council decided to extend until 12 General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1929 June 2011 the mandate of the Panel of Experts and (2010) requesting the Secretary-General to create Panel reports that, after consulting with the Security Council of Experts for an initial period of 1 year to carry out the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1718 tasks specified in para. 29 of the same resolution; (2006), he has reappointed the following experts: informs the appointment of 8 experts. Masahiko Asada, Japan (nuclear issues); David J. Birch, United Kingdom (proliferation of weapons of mass S/2010/595 Note [transmitting report from IAEA on destruction) and Coordinator of the Panel of Experts; implementation of Security Council resolution 1929 Victor D. Comras, United States of America (finance); (2010)] / by the President of the Security Council. Erik Marzolf, France (missile technology); Young-wan Song, Republic of Korea (regional issues); Alexander S/2010/618 Note verbale, 8 Dec. 2010, from Iraq. Vilnin, Russian Federation (customs); Xiaodong Xue, Transmits letter dated 6 Dec. 2010 from the Minister for China (export control, nuclear items). Foreign Affairs of Iraq regarding Iraq's fulfilment of its obligations in the area of disarmament. S/2010/403 Note verbale, 28 July 2010, from Iraq. Draft resolutions Transmits letter dated 25 July 2010 from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq, concerning Iraq's compliance with S/2010/283 Draft resolution [on measures against the disarmament and non-proliferation obligations. Islamic Republic of Iran in connection with its enrichment-related and reprocessing activities, including research and development] / France, Germany, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. S/2010/285 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the Panel of Experts on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea] / Japan and United States. - 69 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6457 (20 Dec. 2010). Council Resolutions S/PRST/2010/5 Statement [made on behalf of the S/RES/1928(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the Security Council, at the 6279th meeting, 26 February Panel of Experts on the Democratic People's Republic of 2010, in connection with the Council's consideration of Korea]. the item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq"] / by the Decides to extend until 12 June 2011 the mandate of President of the Security Council. the Panel of Experts, as specified in paragraph 26 of Welcomes the letter sent by the Minister of Foreign resolution 1874 (2009), and requests the Secretary- Affairs of Iraq on 18 Jan. 2010 which confirms that Iraq General to take the necessary administrative measures to supports the international non-proliferation regime and this effect; requests the Panel of Experts to provide to the complies with disarmament treaties and other relevant Council no later than 12 Nov. 2010 a midterm report on its international instruments and is committed to taking work, and a final report to the Council no later than 30 additional steps to comply with non proliferation and days prior to the termination of its mandate with its findings disarmament standards, and has also committed to inform and recommendations; urges all States, relevant UN the Security Council, IAEA and other relevant agencies on bodies and other interested parties, to cooperate fully with progress made towards implementing those measures in the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1718 accordance with Iraq's constitutional and legislative (2006) and the Panel of Experts, in particular by supplying procedures and in compliance with international norms any information at their disposal on the implementation of and obligations; welcomes that Iraq signed in 2008 the the measures imposed by resolution 1718 (2006) and Additional Protocol to the Comprehensive Safeguards resolution 1874 (2009). (Adopted unanimously, 6333rd Agreement with the IAEA and that the Additional Protocol meeting, 7 June 2010) is currently before Parliament for ratification, as is the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty; underlines, in particular, the importance of Iraq ratifying the Additional Protocol; also requests that the IAEA inform the Council as soon as possible regarding the quality of Iraq's safeguards-related cooperation with the IAEA, including provisional implementation of the Additional Protocol pending entry into force; underlines its readiness, once the necessary steps have been taken, to review, with a view towards lifting, the restrictions in resolutions 687 (1991) and 707 (1991) related to weapons of mass destruction and civil nuclear activities. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6335 (9 June 2010) Germany and Islamic Republic of Iran. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6279 (26 Feb. 2010). At the 6279th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq": S/PRST/2010/5. S/PV.6280 (4 Mar. 2010). S/PV.6333 (7 June 2010). At the 6333rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/285 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1928 (2010). S/PV.6334 (8 June 2010). S/PV.6335 (9 June 2010). At the 6335th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/283 was adopted (12-2-1): resolution 1929 (2010). S/PV.6344 (28 June 2010). S/PV.6384 (15 Sept. 2010). S/PV.6442 (10 Dec. 2010).
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NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/RES/1929(2010) [Measures against the Islamic General documents Republic of Iran in connection with its enrichment-related S/2010/1 (A/ES-10/473) Letter, 31 Dec. 2009, from and reprocessing activities, including research and Palestine. Reports that on the last week of Dec. 2009 development]. Israel allegedly approved the construction of 700 new Decides that Iran shall without delay comply fully settlement housing units in the settlement built on Jabal and without qualification with its IAEA Safeguards Abu Ghneim, known as "Har Homa" and also approved Agreement, including through the application of modified plans to legalize the construction of 15 permanent Code 3.1 of the Subsidiary Arrangement to its Safeguards structures being built in the "Kiryat Netafim" settlement in Agreement; decides that Iran shall not acquire an interest the occupied West Bank on 29 Dec. 2009. in any commercial activity in another State involving uranium mining, production or use of nuclear materials and S/2010/13 (A/ES-10/474) Letter, 6 Jan. 2010, from technology as listed in INFCIRC/254/Rev.9/Part 1, in Palestine. Refers to previous 353 letters from Palestine particular uranium enrichment and reprocessing activities, dated 29 Sept. 2000-31 Dec. 2009 regarding the all heavy-water activities or technology related to ballistic situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons; decides reports that the situation in the Occupied Palestinian that all States shall prevent the direct or indirect supply, Territory remains critical, as a result of the violations of sale or transfer to Iran, from or through their territories or international law by Israel. by their nationals or individuals subject to their jurisdiction, S/2010/20 (A/64/622) Letter, 7 Jan. 2010, from Egypt. or using their flag vessels or aircraft, and whether or not Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs originating in their territories, of any battle tanks, armoured concerning the developments around the Lifeline 3 combat vehicles, large calibre artillery systems, combat convoy carrying humanitarian assistance for the aircraft, attack helicopters, warships, missiles or missile Palestinian people in Gaza and its environs. systems as defined for the purpose of the UN Register of Conventional Arms; decides that the measures specified in S/2010/21 Identical letters, 12 Jan. 2010, from Israel paragraphs 12, 13, 14 and 15 of resolution 1737 (2006) addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of shall apply also to the individuals and entities listed in the Security Council. Reports that on 7 and 10 Jan. Annex I of this resolution and to any individuals or entities 2010, 20 mortars, rockets and a Katyusha rocket were acting on their behalf or at their direction, and to entities allegedly fired from the Gaza Strip towards Israel and owned or controlled by them; decides that all States shall Israel responded militarily. prohibit the provision by their nationals or from their territory of bunkering services, such as provision of fuel or S/2010/22 (A/ES-10/475) Letter, 12 Jan. 2010, from supplies, or other servicing of vessels, to Iranian-owned or Palestine. Refers to previous 354 letters from Palestine -contracted vessels, including chartered vessels; decides dated 29 Sept. 2000-6 Jan. 2010 regarding the situation that the Committee shall intensify its efforts to promote the in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and draws attention full implementation of resolutions 1737 (2006), 1747 to the critical situation in the Occupied East Jerusalem (2007), 1803 (2008) and this resolution; requests the as a result of the continuing illegal measures being Secretary-General to create for an initial period of one carried out by Israel. year, in consultation with the Committee, a group of up to 8 S/2010/39 Letter, 22 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- experts ("Panel of Experts"), under the direction of the General. Refers to the Board of Inquiry report into Committee. (Adopted 12-2-1, 6335th meeting, 9 June incidents in the Gaza Strip between 27 December 2008 2010) and 19 January 2009 and its recommendations, reports that the Government of Israel has been constructively PALESTINE QUESTION engaged throughout this process and has agreed to Reports continue a dialogue on ways to improve cooperation on the ground. S/2010/484 (A/65/380) Peaceful settlement of the question of Palestine : report of the Secretary-General. S/2010/44 Letter, 22 Jan. 2010, from Palestine. Requests Issued: 17 Sept. 2010. the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Security S/2010/484/Add.1 (A/65/380/Add.1) Peaceful settlement Council to be held on 27 Jan. 2010 regarding the of the question of Palestine : report of the Secretary- situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian General : addendum. question. Issued: 4 Oct. 2010. S/2010/80 (A/ES-10/476) Identical letters, 9 Feb. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 355 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-12 Jan. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and reports the raid of the Ramallah office of the Popular Committee against the Wall and Settlement Construction on 8 Feb. 2010, the arrest of several international activists, and the use of travel bans.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2010/97 (A/ES-10/477) Identical letters, 23 Feb. 2010, S/2010/148 (A/ES-10/482) Identical letters, 19 Mar. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 356 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-9 Feb. 361 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-16 Mar. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2010 regarding the ongoing crisis in the Occupied Territory, including East Jerusalem and condemns the Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and alleged announcement, by Israeli Prime Minister on 22 states that the continuation of Israel's alleged blockade Feb. 2010, of adding the Al-Ibrahimi Mosque in Al-Khalil against Gaza Strip has caused deplorable living (Hebron) and the site of Bilal's Mosque in Bethlehem conditions and traumatic impact affecting children and (Rachel's Tomb) along with the Walls of the Old City of women in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. Jerusalem to the list of national heritage sites. S/2010/155 (A/ES-10/483) Identical letters, 23 Mar. 2010, S/2010/119 (A/ES-10/478) Identical letters, 3 Mar. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 362 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-19 Mar. 357 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-23 Feb. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports Territory, including East Jerusalem and condemns the allegations of settler violence and recent activities alleged endorsement, by Israeli authorities on 26 Feb. allegedly carried out by Israel in the West Bank, Gaza 2010, of a new project to build 600 settlement units and and East Jerusalem. the distribution of home demolition notification to S/2010/158 (A/ES-10/484) Identical letters, 25 Mar. 2010, Palestinian families. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/122 (A/ES-10/479) Identical letters, 5 Mar. 2010, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 363 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-23 Mar. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 358 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 Mar. Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian allegations of approval of new construction of 20 Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports that on 5 settlement units by Israel in East Jerusalem. Mar. 2010 Israeli forces allegedly stormed Al-Haram Al- S/2010/163 (A/ES-10/485) Identical letters, 29 Mar. 2010, Sharif compound and attacked Palestinian worshippers. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/128 (A/ES-10/480) Identical letters, 10 Mar. 2010, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 364 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 Mar. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 359 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Mar. Territory and reports allegations of repression against 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Christian Palestinians who were on protest during the Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports the annual commemoration of Land Day. announcement by Israel of the approval for construction S/2010/182 Letter, 8 Apr. 2010, from Palestine. Requests of new settlement units in Ramat Shlomo in Occupied that the Security Council invite the Permanent Observer East Jerusalem and Betar Illit near Bethlehem, within of Palestine to the UN to participate in the open debate days of the agreement by Executive Committee of the of the Security Council which is to be held on Palestine Liberation Organization to the proposal of the Wednesday, 14 Apr. 2010, regarding the situation in the United States to launch indirect talks with the 2 parties; Middle East, including the Palestinian question. states that these actions will undermine the efforts made by the international community and derail negotiations S/2010/184 (A/ES-10/486) Identical letters, 9 Apr. 2010, before they even begin. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits "Petition S/2010/137 Letter, 18 Mar. 2010, from Israel. Reports for urgent action on human rights violations in Mamilla continued firing of Qassam rockets into Israeli territory Cemetery by Israel: desecration of the Ma'man Allah allegedly by Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. (Mamilla) Muslim Cemetery in the Holy City of S/2010/142 (A/ES-10/481) Identical letters, 16 Mar. 2010, Jerusalem". from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/185 (A/ES-10/487) Identical letters, 12 Apr. 2010, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 360 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-10 Mar. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 2010 regarding the ongoing crisis in the Occupied 365 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Mar. Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian states that the continuation of Israel's alleged Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports a new construction of new settlement units in Ramat Shlomo in Israeli military order that allegedly threatens the Occupied East Jerusalem and alleged blanket closure of deportation of Palestinians from the West Bank. the West Bank have caused widespread unrest in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2010/190 (A/ES-10/488) Identical letters, 16 Apr. 2010, S/2010/268 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Palestine. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the 366 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-12 Apr. emergency meeting of the Security Council to be held on 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Monday, 31 May 2010, regarding alleged Israeli activities Territory, including East Jerusalem and reiterates its against the Gaza aid flotilla on 31 May 2010. concern about the Israeli military order which allegedly S/2010/269 (A/64/800) Letter, 31 May 2010, from threatens the deportation of Palestinians from the West Indonesia. Transmits statement of Government of Bank; also reports allegations of Israeli military raids and Indonesia condemning the raid and act of violence arrests of Palestinian civilians in the West Bank and allegedly carried by Israel against the Mavi Marmara, activities of the Israeli settlers against Palestinian which was carrying international humanitarian civilians and their properties. assistance to the Gaza Strip, Palestine; and states that S/2010/202 (A/64/751) Letter, 20 Apr. 2010, from Kuwait. the Government of Indonesia will work closely with the Reports, in the capacity as Chair of the Group of Arab international community to ensure that Israel is held States for Apr. 2010, the alleged desecration by Israel of accountable for its action in accordance with the Ma'man Allah (Mamilla) Cemetery, a Muslim international law. cemetery in Jerusalem; states that the international S/2010/274 (A/64/799) Identical letters, 31 May 2010, community must denounce the desecration of the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Cemetery and undertake all efforts to compel Israel to the President of the Security Council. Condemns the suspend completely its activities in this regard and to military activities allegedly carried out by Israel in undertake efforts to properly, with the utmost sensitivity international waters in the Mediterranean Sea against and conscience, redress the matter in order to preserve the convoy of civilian ships that was carrying hundreds and protect this historic, religious site of great of peace activists from around the world and headed to importance to Palestinian Arab and Muslim heritage. the besieged Gaza Strip to deliver humanitarian aid and S/2010/204 Letter, 19 Apr. 2010, from the League of Arab essential supplies to the Palestinian people. States. Transmits letter dated 11 Apr. 2010 from the S/2010/280 (A/64/802) Letter, 2 June 2010, from Cuba. Secretary-General of the League of Arab States Transmits statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign containing the resolutions and statements adopted by Affairs concerning the attack perpetrated by Israel the Council of the League of Arab States at the summit against the humanitarian aid flotilla to Gaza. level, Sert, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, 27-28 Mar. 2010. S/2010/287 (A/64/804) Letter, 4 June 2010, from the S/2010/218 (A/64/761) Letter, 28 Apr. 2010, from Kuwait. Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair Express concerns, on behalf of the member States of the of the Organization of the Islamic Conference Group in Arab Group, regarding the new Israeli military order New York, statement dated 3 June 2010 on the alleged which allegedly threatens the deportation of Palestinians military attack by Israel against a civilian convoy of from the West Bank and East Jerusalem. humanitarian aid destined for the Gaza. S/2010/230 (A/ES-10/489) Identical letters, 5 May 2010, S/2010/290 (A/ES-10/490) Identical letters, 7 June 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Refers to the 367 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-16 Apr. previous 368 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000- 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 5 May 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Territory and reports alleged continued attacks against Palestinian Territory and reports allegations of military Palestinians and destruction of their property by Israeli activity by Israel in the Gaza Strip and armed incidents settlers. by Israeli settlers in the West Bank city of Al-Khalil S/2010/266 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Turkey. Requests (Hebron); calls upon the Security Council to take urgent an emergency meeting of the Security Council, to be measures to redress the situation. convened on 31 May 2010, under rule 2 of the S/2010/316 Letter, 11 June 2010, from Palestine. provisional rules of procedure, to discuss the alleged Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent military intervention by Israel, in international waters, of a Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the multinational convoy of ships carrying humanitarian meeting of the Security Council to be held on assistance to the people of Gaza. Wednesday, 16 June 2010, in connection with the item S/2010/267 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Lebanon. Requests entitled "Children and armed conflict". an immediate meeting of the Security Council, under rule 2 of the provisional rules of procedure, to be convened at noon on 31 May 2010, under the agenda item entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question" to discuss the alleged military activity by Israel against the multinational convoy of ships carrying humanitarian supplies to Gaza.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2010/317 (A/ES-10/491) Identical letters, 16 June S/2010/340 (A/64/846) Letter, 21 June 2010, from 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- Malaysia. Transmits letter dated 17 June 2010 from the General and the President of the Security Council. Prime Minister of Malaysia; concerns the recent Refers to the previous 369 letters from Palestine dated unprovoked attack by the Israeli Defense Forces on 29 Sept. 2000-7 June 2010 regarding the situation in the vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, enclosing Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports that on 15 document entitled "Motion in the Parliament of Malaysia June 2010, the Israeli authorities approved the Israeli condemning the Israeli attack on the Freedom Flotilla Government's plan, of 10 Mar. 2010, for construction of carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza". another 1,600 settlement units in "Ramat Shlomo" in S/2010/356 (A/ES-10/495) Identical letters, 2 July 2010, Occupied East Jerusalem; also reports on alleged from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and activities of Israeli forces and the Israeli settlers against the President of the Security Council. Refers to the Palestinian civilians and their properties. previous 370 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000- S/2010/321 Identical letters, 18 June 2010, from Israel 16 June 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Palestinian Territory and reports alleged home the Security Council. Reports that Lebanese ships, demolitions, identification revocation and activities intended to give humanitarian assistance to the Gaza carried out by Israel in the occupied territories and the Strip, allegedly breaches the naval blockade in the area. Gaza Strip. S/2010/323 Letter, 18 June 2010, from Malaysia. S/2010/370 Identical letters, 9 July 2010, from Israel Transmits letter from the Prime Minister of Malaysia addressed to the Secretary-General, the President of the addressed to the President of the Security Council General Assembly and the President of the Security regarding an alleged attack by the Israeli Defence Council. Alleges that a Moldovan ship, which has been Forces on vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza. hired and sponsored by a Libyan organization, plans to depart from Greece with the claimed purpose of bringing S/2010/329 (A/64/840) Letter, 18 June 2010, from the aid to the Gaza Strip; calls upon the international Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair community to exert its influence on the Government of of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) Libya to prevent this ship from departing. Group in New York, final communiqué adopted at the OIC Expanded Extraordinary Executive Committee S/2010/379 (A/ES-10/497) Identical letters, 13 July 2010, Meeting at the level of foreign minister on the Israeli from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and aggression against the freedom flotilla shipping the President of the Security Council. Refers to the humanitarian aid to Gaza, held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, previous 371 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000- on 6 June 2010. 2 July 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports the continuation by S/2010/331 (A/64/842) Letter, 22 June 2010, from Egypt, Israel, the occupying Power, of its illegal colonization the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and the Syrian Arab campaign in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Republic to the Secretary-General, President of the particularly its ongoing illegal attempts to change the General Assembly and the President of the Security reality on the ground in Occupied East Jerusalem Council. Requests, as Chairs of the Coordinating Bureau through the expansion of settlements, home demolitions, of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM CoB), the evictions and the displacement of more of the city's Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) Group, indigenous Palestinian residents. and the Arab Group in New York, in a follow-up to the presidential statement adopted by the UN Security S/2010/391 Letter, 20 July 2010, from Palestine. Council on 1 June 2010 (S/PRST/2010/9) and the Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent resolution adopted by the Human Rights Council on 2 Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the June 2010 (A/HRC/RES/14/1), lifting of alleged Israeli meeting of the Security Council to be held on blockade imposed on the Palestinian people in the Gaza Wednesday, 21 July 2010, on the situation in the Middle Strip and conducting international investigation for the East, including the Palestinian question. military attack against maritime humanitarian convoy S/2010/395 Identical letters, 21 July 2010, from Israel sailing to Gaza on 31 May 2010. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2010/332 (A/ES-10/493) Identical letters, 22 June the Security Council. States that 2 ships, Junia and Julia, 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- plan to depart from Lebanon and sail to the Hamas- General and the President of the Security Council. controlled Gaza Strip and that Israel reserves its right Transmits statement of the Council of Ministers of the under international law to use all necessary means to Palestinian National Authority on the situation in the prevent these ships from violating the naval blockade Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, allegedly imposed on the Gaza Strip. that was issued at the Council's 53rd meeting on 21 S/2010/411 Identical letters, 30 July 2010, from Israel June 2010. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. 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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2010/414 Letter, 2 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/477 Identical letters, 14 Sept. 2010, from Israel General. Informs that the Secretary-General, after addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of intensive consultations with the leaders of Turkey and the Security Council. Reports alleged rocket attacks on Israel, decided to establish a Panel of Inquiry on the 13 Sept. 2010 from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip flotilla incident that occurred on 31 May 2010. against Israel and states that Israel reserves its right of self-defence. S/2010/440 Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2010, from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2010/483 Identical letters, 16 Sept. 2010, from Israel the Security Council. Calls upon Lebanon and the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of international community to prevent their ships from the Security Council. Reports an alleged launch of 14 violating the naval blockade of the Gaza Strip. rockets and mortars from the Gaza Strip and the firing of propelled grenades along the border between Israel and S/2010/441 (A/ES-10/499) Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2010, the Gaza Strip allegedly committed by Hamas since 13 from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Sept. 2010. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 372 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-13 July S/2010/489 (A/ES-10/501) Identical letters, 17 Sept. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- Territory and reports alleged continued attacks against General and the President of the Security Council. Palestinians and destruction of their property by Israeli Refers to previous 373 letters from Palestine dated 29 settlers. Sept. 2000-20 Aug. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports alleged tank S/2010/445 (A/64/902) Identical letters, 23 Aug. 2010, fire on 12 Sept. 2010 by Israel against Palestinian from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General, the civilians in the northern Gaza Strip of Beit Hanoun; President of the General Assembly and the President of reports also alleged raid on 17 Sept. 2010 of the Noor the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 9 Apr. 2010 Al-Shams refugee camp in Tulkarem in the northern from Palestine (A/ES-10/486-S/2010/184) and letter West Bank resulting in the arrest and killing of dated 20 Apr. 2010 from Kuwait (A/64/751-S/2010/202), Palestinian civilians. and draws attention to the alleged destruction of the historic Muslim Ma'man Allah (Mamilla) Cemetery in S/2010/505 (A/ES-10/502) Identical letters, 1 Oct. 2010, Jerusalem by Israel. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2010/448 (A/64/904) Identical letters, 23 Aug. 2010, 374 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-17 Sept. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian the President of the Security Council. Transmits Territory and reports the alleged inauguration of a settler- Lebanon's response to the allegations contained in the only road in Al-Khalil (Hebron) on 27 Sept. 2010; also Israeli letter (S/2010/440) regarding Lebanese vessels reports alleged acts of violence and provocation in that have been attempting to deliver humanitarian settlements across the Occupied Palestinian Territory by assistance to the Gaza Strip. Israeli settlers. S/2010/455 (A/64/905) Letter, 26 Aug. 2010, from S/2010/515 (A/ES-10/503) Identical letters, 8 Oct. 2010, Tajikistan. Draws attention, in the capacity as Chair of from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the Organization of the Islamic Conference Group in the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous New York, to the alleged destruction by Israel, of the 375 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-1 Oct. historic Muslim Ma'man Allah (Mamilla) Cemetery in 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Jerusalem. Territory and reports the alleged raid in the West Bank S/2010/459 Identical letters, 1 Sept. 2010, from Israel city of Al-Khalil (Hebron) on 8 Oct. 2010 by Israel; also addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of reports alleged acts of violence by Israeli settlers in Beit the Security Council. Reports an armed incident Fajjar on 4 Oct. 2010, as well as 2 alleged air strikes and allegedly committed by Hamas on 31 Aug. 2010 near the fires in Gaza resulting in the injury of civilians. community of Kiryat Arba, which resulted in the deaths of S/2010/533 Letter, 15 Oct. 2010, from Palestine. 4 civilian passengers; welcomes Secretary-General's Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent condemnation of this attack and calls upon the Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the international community to denounce these murders. Council to be held on 18 Oct. 2010, regarding the S/2010/467 (A/64/909) Letter, 31 Aug. 2010, from the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestine Chair of the Committee on the Exercise of the question. Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. Transmits the statement adopted on 31 Aug. 2010 by the Bureau of the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People on the resumption of negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians on the permanent status issues.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2010/535 (A/ES-10/504) Identical letters, 15 Oct. 2010, Statements by the President of the Security from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Council the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/PRST/2010/9 Statement [made on behalf of the 376 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-8 Oct. Security Council, at the 6326th meeting, 1 June 2010, in 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian connection with the Council's consideration of the item Territory and refers to the alleged approval of the construction of 240 new settlement units by Israel in entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question"] / by the President of the Security East Jerusalem; also reports Israeli settlers allegedly set Council. fire to the village of Fara'ta east of Qalqilya causing damage to Palestinian lands. Deeply regrets the loss of life and injuries resulting from the use of force during the Israeli military operation in S/2010/578 (A/ES-10/505) Identical letters, 10 Nov. 2010, international waters against the convoy sailing to Gaza; from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and condemns those acts which resulted in the loss of at least the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 10 civilians and many wounded, and expresses its 377 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-15 Oct. condolences to their families; requests the immediate 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian release of the ships as well as the civilians held by Israel; Territory and concerns the announcement of the alleged urges Israel to permit full consular access, to allow the construction of another 1,300 new settlement units by countries concerned to retrieve their deceased and Israel in East Jerusalem. wounded immediately, and to ensure the delivery of humanitarian assistance from the convoy to its destination; S/2010/590 Identical letters, 19 Nov. 2010, from Israel reiterates its grave concern at the humanitarian situation in addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Gaza and stresses the need for sustained and regular flow the Security Council. Reports launch of rockets and of goods and people to Gaza as well as unimpeded mortars fired from the Gaza Strip to Israeli towns provision and distribution of humanitarian assistance allegedly committed by Hamas on 18 Nov. 2010. throughout Gaza; underscores that the only viable solution S/2010/612 (A/ES-10/506) Identical letters, 2 Dec. 2010, to Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an agreement negotiated from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and between the parties and re-emphasizes that only a two- the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous State solution, with an independent and viable Palestinian 378 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-10 Nov. State living side by side in peace and security with Israel 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian and its other neighbours, could bring peace to the region; Territory and concerns the announcement of the alleged expresses support for the proximity talks and voices construction of 625 new settlement units by Israel in concern that this incident took place while the proximity East Jerusalem. talks are underway and urges the parties to act with restraint, avoiding any unilateral and provocative actions, S/2010/623 Identical letters, 9 Dec. 2010, from Israel and all international partners to promote an atmosphere of addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of cooperation between the parties and throughout the the Security Council. Reports an alleged launch of 2 region. rockets, mortar shells and a missile from the Gaza Strip causing damage to a residence and injuring an Israeli Participation by non-Council members (without civilian on 8 Dec. 2010. the right to vote) S/2010/652 Identical letters, 21 Dec. 2010, from Israel S/PV.6265 (27 Jan. 2010) Algeria, Argentina, Cuba, addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Egypt, Indonesia, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, the Security Council. Reports alleged incidents involving Jordan, Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Norway, Oman, the firing of Qassam rockets and mortars into Israeli Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, territory from the Gaza Strip since 19 Dec. 2010. Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Viet Nam and S/2010/673 (A/ES-10/507) Identical letters, 29 Dec. 2010, Palestine. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/PV.6298 (14 Apr. 2010) Botswana, Cuba, Egypt, 379 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 Dec. Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, South Territory and reports alleged activities by Israeli settlers Africa, Sri Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, in Jaloud, south-east of Nablus and Yatta village near Al- Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Palestine. Khalil (Hebron). S/PV.6298(Resumption1) (14 Apr. 2010) Botswana, Cuba, Egypt, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Palestine. S/PV.6325 (31 May 2010) Israel and Palestine.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PEACEBUILDING (continued) S/PV.6363 (21 July 2010) Bangladesh, Cuba, Egypt, S/2010/393 (A/64/868) Identical letters, 19 July 2010, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Malaysia, from Ireland, Mexico and South Africa addressed to the Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, Philippines, South Africa, President of the General Assembly and the President of Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan the Security Council. Refers to letter of 11 Dec. 2009 and Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. from the President of the General Assembly to the United Nations membership and the letter of 17 Dec. S/PV.6363(Resumption1) (21 July 2010) Ecuador and 2009 from the President of the Security Council to the Iceland. President of the General Assembly concerning the S/PV.6404 (18 Oct. 2010) Bangladesh, Plurinational State review of the arrangements set out in General Assembly of Bolivia, Egypt, Iceland, Indonesia, Islamic Republic of resolution 60/180 and Security Council resolution 1645 Iran, Israel, Jordan, Mauritania, Morocco, Nicaragua, (2005), and transmits report entitled "Review of the Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sri United Nations peacebuilding architecture". Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Tunisia, General documents Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Palestine. S/2010/307 (A/64/811) Letter, 4 June 2010, from S/PV.6404(Resumption1) (18 Oct. 2010) Costa Rica and Indonesia and Slovakia. Transmits the outcome of the Ecuador. International Workshop on the Role of the United Discussion in plenary Nations in Multidimensional Peacekeeping Operations and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding: Towards an ASEAN S/PV.6265 (27 Jan. 2010). Perspective, held on 29 and 30 Mar. 2010, in Jakarta S/PV.6265(Resumption1) (27 Jan. 2010). and chaired by Indonesia and Slovakia. S/PV.6273 (18 Feb. 2010). S/2010/389 (A/64/870) Letter, 19 July 2010, from the President of the Security Council to the Chairperson of S/PV.6292 (24 Mar. 2010). the Peacebuilding Commission. Refers to the letter S/PV.6298 (14 Apr. 2010). dated 27 May 2010 from Liberia addressed to the Secretary-General, requesting that Liberia be placed on S/PV.6298(Resumption1) (14 Apr. 2010). the agenda of the Peacebuilding Commission; states S/PV.6315 (18 May 2010). that the Security Council supports this request and invites the Peacebuilding Commission to provide advice S/PV.6325 (31 May 2010). on the situation in Liberia. S/PV.6326 (1 June 2010). S/2010/390 (A/65/387) Letter, 21 Sept. 2010, from the At the 6326th meeting, the President made a Chair of the Peacebuilding Commission. Refers to letter statement, on behalf of the Council members, in dated 19 July 2010 (A/64/870-S/2010/389) from the connection with prior consultations among Council President of the Security Council and reports that the members on the item entitled "The situation in the Middle Commission dispatched an exploratory mission to East, including the Palestinian question": S/PRST/2010/9. Liberia from 16 to 27 Aug. 2010, and that its S/PV.6340 (15 June 2010). Organizational Committee agreed to place Liberia on the agenda of the Commission; also reports that the S/PV.6363 (21 July 2010). Commission decided to establish a country configuration for Liberia. S/PV.6363(Resumption1) (21 July 2010). S/2010/397 (A/64/871) Letter, 22 July 2010, from S/PV.6372 (17 Aug. 2010). Portugal. Transmits list of participants, summary and S/PV.6388 (17 Sept. 2010). concept paper of the Seminar on UN Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding: Enhancing Interaction between the S/PV.6404 (18 Oct. 2010). Security Council, the Secretariat, Troop- and Police- S/PV.6404(Resumption1) (18 Oct. 2010). Contributing Countries and Host Countries, which was held in Portugal, 8-10 July 2010. S/PV.6430 (23 Nov. 2010). S/2010/690 Letter, 30 Dec. 2010, from the President of S/PV.6448 (14 Dec. 2010). the Security Council. Refers to Security Council resolution 1646 (2005), adopted on 20 Dec. 2005; PEACEBUILDING reports that, following informal consultations, the Reports members of the Security Council agreed on the selection of Gabon and Colombia as the 2 elected members of the S/2010/386 (A/64/866) Report of the Secretary-General Council to participate in the Organizational Committee on peacebuilding in the immediate aftermath of conflict. for a term of 1 year, until the end of 2011. Issued: 16 July 2010. Draft resolutions S/2010/557 Draft resolution [on affirming the importance of the UN Peacebuilding Commission].
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PEACEBUILDING (continued) PEACEBUILDING (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Discussion in plenary Council S/PV.6299 (16 Apr. 2010). S/PRST/2010/7 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6299(Resumption1) (16 Apr. 2010). Security Council, at the 6299th meeting, 16 April 2010, in At the 6299th meeting, the President made a connection with the Council's consideration of the item statement, on behalf of the Council members, in entitled "Post-conflict peacebuilding"] / by the President connection with prior consultations among Council of the Security Council. members on the item entitled "Post-conflict peacebuilding": Emphasizes the critical importance of post-conflict S/PRST/2010/7. peacebuilding as the foundation for building sustainable peace and development in the aftermath of conflict; S/PV.6396 (13 Oct. 2010). highlights the need for effective peacebuilding strategies to At the 6396th meeting, the President made a ensure durable peace and development; reaffirms the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in importance of national ownership and the development of connection with prior consultations among Council national capacity; recognizes security sector reform as members on the item entitled "Post-conflict peacebuilding": essential to the peacebuilding process and affirms that S/PRST/2010/20. security sector reform should be nationally owned; S/PV.6414 (29 Oct. 2010). recognizes the importance of pursuing political stability and At the 6414th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/557 security, alongside socio-economic development for the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1947 (2010). consolidation of peace; also emphasizes the importance of increased attention and coherent policies to the Resolutions reconstruction of conflict-affected communities and S/RES/1947(2010) [Affirming the importance of the UN empowerment of affected people; reiterates the Peacebuilding Commission]. importance of launching peacebuilding assistance at the Requests all relevant UN actors to take forward, earliest possible stage; recognizes the importance of within their mandates and as appropriate, the enhancing coordination among relevant bilateral and recommendations of the report entitled "Review of the multilateral donors to ensure predictable, coherent and United Nations Peacebuilding Architecture", as set out in timely financial support for post-conflict peacebuilding; document S/2010/393, with the aim of further improving emphasizes the need for the UN system to strengthen the effectiveness of the Peacebuilding Commission; strategic partnership with other international, regional and recognizes that the peacebuilding work of the UN requires subregional organizations. sustained support and adequate resources to meet the S/PRST/2010/20 Statement [made on behalf of the challenges; requests the Peacebuilding Commission to Security Council, at the 6396th meeting, 13 Oct. 2010, in reflect in its annual reports progress made in taking connection with the Council's consideration of the item forward the relevant recommendations of the report. entitled "Post-conflict peacebuilding"] / by the President (Adopted unanimously, 6414th meeting, 29 Oct. 2010) of the Security Council. Reiterates the importance of national ownership of PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS peacebuilding efforts and priorities; stresses the Reports importance of women's equal participation and full involvement in all efforts for the maintenance and S/2010/424 Letter, 27 July 2010, from the Chairman of the promotion of peace and security, including peacebuilding; Security Council Working Group on Peacekeeping reiterates the importance of addressing women's Operations. Transmits report of the Working Group on peacebuilding needs and their involvement in the Peacekeeping Operations. development and implementation of post-conflict S/2010/514 (A/65/510) United Nations support to African strategies. Union peacekeeping authorized by the Security Council : Participation by non-Council members (without report of the Secretary-General. the right to vote) Issued: 14 Oct. 2010. S/PV.6299 (16 Apr. 2010) Afghanistan, Australia, S/2010/696 Letter, 17 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of Botswana, Canada, Costa Rica, Croatia, Egypt, El the Security Council Working Group on Peacekeeping Salvador, Finland, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Kenya, Operations. Transmits report of the Working Group on New Zealand, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Peacekeeping Operations for 2009-2010. Republic of Korea, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Timor-Leste and Uruguay. S/PV.6299(Resumption1) (16 Apr. 2010) Armenia, Bangladesh and Nepal. S/PV.6396 (13 Oct. 2010) Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, Chile, Croatia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Finland, Ireland, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan, Peru, Portugal, South Africa and Thailand. - 78 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) General documents S/PRST/2010/18 Statement [made on behalf of the S/2010/67 Letter, 3 Feb. 2010, from France. Transmits Security Council, at the 6389th meeting, 23 Sept. 2010, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item concept paper for the Security Council open debate on entitled "Maintenance of international peace and "United Nations peacekeeping operations: Transition and exit strategies", to be held on 12 Feb. 2010. security"] / by the President of the Security Council. Stresses that the comprehensive and coherent use S/2010/307 (A/64/811) Letter, 4 June 2010, from of preventive diplomacy, peacemaking, peacekeeping and Indonesia and Slovakia. Transmits the outcome of the peacebuilding tools is important in creating the conditions International Workshop on the Role of the United for sustainable peace; undertakes to provide the Nations in Multidimensional Peacekeeping Operations necessary political support to ensure this overarching and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding: Towards an ASEAN objective; also reiterates its strong support for the Perspective, held on 29 and 30 Mar. 2010, in Jakarta protection of civilians and reaffirms its conviction that the and chaired by Indonesia and Slovakia. protection of civilians in armed conflicts, particularly women and children, should be an important aspect of any S/2010/397 (A/64/871) Letter, 22 July 2010, from comprehensive strategy to resolve conflicts; calls upon Portugal. Transmits list of participants, summary and Member States to resolve differences peacefully and concept paper of the Seminar on UN Peacekeeping and draws particular attention to the importance of preventive Peacebuilding: Enhancing Interaction between the diplomacy as a cost-effective and efficient way of crisis Security Council, the Secretariat, Troop- and Police- management and conflict resolution; further commits to Contributing Countries and Host Countries, which was following closely existing and potential conflict situations held in Portugal, 8-10 July 2010. that may affect international peace and security, engaging Statements by the President of the Security with parties undertaking preventive efforts, encouraging Council the steps taken to de-escalate tension and build confidence, supporting efforts aimed at mobilizing the S/PRST/2010/2 Statement [made on behalf of the necessary expertise and capabilities available in and to the Security Council, at the 6270th meeting, 12 Feb. 2010, UN. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "United Nations peacekeeping operations: S/PRST/2010/21 Statement [made on behalf of the transition and exit strategies"] / by the President of the Security Council, at the 6409th meeting, 22 Oct. 2010, in Security Council. connection with the Council's consideration of the item Stresses in particular its commitment "regularly to entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the President assess in consultation with other stakeholders, the of the Security Council. strength, mandate and composition of peacekeeping Reaffirms the importance of and its commitment to operations with a view to making the necessary strengthening its partnership with the African Union Peace adjustments where appropriate, according to progress and Security Council through reviewing the degree of achieved or changing circumstances on the ground". The cooperation between them with regard to conflict Council stresses that the overarching objective should be prevention, resolution, peacekeeping, peacebuilding, to achieve success through creating the conditions for including the maintenance of constitutional order, the sustainable peace on the ground, thereby allowing for promotion of human rights, democracy and the rule of law reconfiguration or withdrawal of the United Nations in Africa; welcomes the establishment of the UN Office to peacekeeping mission. the African Union; calls upon the African Union to work towards implementation of a long-term and comprehensive capacity-building strategic framework in consultation with the UN and other international partners. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6270 (12 Feb. 2010) Bangladesh, Egypt, India, Italy, Jordan, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Rwanda and Uruguay. S/PV.6370 (6 Aug. 2010) Bangladesh, Canada, India, Pakistan, Philippines and Republic of Korea. S/PV.6409 (22 Oct. 2010) Algeria, Australia, Ethiopia, Finland, Kenya, Portugal, South Africa and Sudan. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6270 (12 Feb. 2010).
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PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN (continued) S/PV.6270(Resumption1) (12 Feb. 2010). Statements by the President of the Security At the 6270th meeting, the President made a Council statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/PRST/2010/1 Statement [made on behalf of the connection with prior consultations among Council Security Council, at the 6257th meeting, 13 Jan. 2010, in members on the item entitled "United Nations connection with the Council's consideration of the item peacekeeping operations: transition and exit strategies": S/PRST/2010/2. entitled "Cooperation between the United Nations and regional and subregional organizations in maintaining S/PV.6370 (6 Aug. 2010). international peace and security"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6389 (23 Sept. 2010). Expresses its intention to consider further steps to At the 6389th meeting, the President made a promote closer and more operational cooperation between statement, on behalf of the Council members, in UN and regional and subregional organizations in the connection with prior consultations among Council fields of conflict early warning, prevention, peacemaking, members on the item entitled "Maintenance of international peacekeeping and peacebuilding and recalls previous peace and security": S/PRST/2010/18. relevant resolutions on the issue and statements made by S/PV.6409 (22 Oct. 2010). its President; reaffirms its commitment to the peaceful At the 6409th meeting, the President made a settlement of disputes, acknowledges the important statement, on behalf of the Council members, in contribution of regional and subregional organizations to connection with prior consultations among Council the peaceful settlement of local disputes and preventive members on the item entitled "Peace and security in diplomacy; encourages the Secretariat and regional and Africa": S/PRST/2010/21. subregional organizations to further explore information- sharing on their respective capabilities and lessons- REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN learned in maintaining international peace and security Reports and to continue to compile best practices, in particular in the field of mediation, good offices and peacekeeping; also S/2010/514 (A/65/510) United Nations support to African encourages strengthening of cooperation and dialogue Union peacekeeping authorized by the Security Council : among regional and subregional organizations in this report of the Secretary-General. regard. Issued: 14 Oct. 2010. Discussion in plenary General documents S/PV.6257 (13 Jan. 2010). S/2010/9 Letter, 4 Jan. 2010, from China. Transmits At the 6257th meeting, the President made a concept paper for the Security Council debate on statement, on behalf of the Council members, in "Cooperation between the UN and regional and connection with prior consultations among Council subregional organizations in maintaining international members on the item entitled "Cooperation between the peace and security", to be held on 13 Jan. 2010. United Nations and regional and subregional organizations in maintaining international peace and security": S/PRST/2010/1. S/PV.6306 (4 May 2010). RWANDA SITUATION Reports S/2010/259 Letter, 28 May 2010, from the President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Transmits the assessments of the President and the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on the implementation of the completion strategy of the Tribunal, pursuant to Security Council resolution 1534 (2004), as at 28 May 2009. S/2010/408 (A/65/188) Report of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda : note / by the Secretary- General. Issued: 30 July 2010. - Transmits the 15th annual report of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda submitted by the President of the Tribunal for the period 1 July 2009-30 June 2010.
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RWANDA SITUATION (continued) RWANDA SITUATION (continued) S/2010/574 Letter, 5 Nov. 2010, from the President of the Resolutions International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Transmits S/RES/1932(2010) [Extension of the terms of office of the assessments of the Presidents and the Prosecutor of permanent and ad litem judges to the International the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on the Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and on amending implementation of the completion strategy of the article 12 of the Statute of the International Tribunal]. Tribunal, pursuant to Security Council resolution 1534 Decides to extend the terms of office of the (2004), covering the period from 26 May to 1 Nov. 2010. permanent judges at the International Tribunal, who are Draft resolutions members of the Appeals Chamber, until 31 Dec. 2012 or until the completion of the cases to which they are S/2010/333 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of assigned, if sooner; decides to extend the term of office of office of permanent and ad litem judges to the the permanent judges at the International Tribunal, who International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and are members of the Trial Chamber, until 31 Dec. 2011 or on amending article 12 of the Statute of the International until the completion of the cases to which they are Tribunal] / Austria. assigned, if sooner; decides to extend the term of office of S/2010/628 Draft resolution [on authorization of the the ad litem judges at the International Tribunal, who are judges to complete cases notwithstanding the expiry of members of the Trial Chamber, until 31 Dec. 2011 or until their term of office at the International Criminal Tribunal the completion of the cases to which they are assigned, if for Rwanda (ICTR)] / Austria. sooner; decides to amend article 12 ter of the Statute of the International Tribunal as set out in the annex to this S/2010/651 Draft resolution [on establishment of the resolution; urges the International Tribunal to complete its International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals work expeditiously. (Adopted unanimously, 6349th with two branches and the adoption of the Statute of the meeting, 29 June 2010) Mechanism]. Participation by non-Council members (without S/RES/1955(2010) [Authorization of the judges to complete cases notwithstanding the expiry of their term the right to vote) of office at the International Criminal Tribunal for S/PV.6342 (18 June 2010) Croatia, Kenya, Rwanda and Rwanda (ICTR)]. Serbia. Decides that, notwithstanding the expiry of their term of office on 31 Dec. 2010, Judge Joseph Asoka de Silva S/PV.6434 (6 Dec. 2010) Croatia, Rwanda and Serbia. and Judge Taghrid Hikmet are authorized to complete the Discussion in plenary Ndindiliyimana et al. case; and takes note of the intention of the International Tribunal to complete the case in Mar. S/PV.6342 (18 June 2010). 2011; decides that, notwithstanding the expiry of his term S/PV.6349 (29 June 2010). of office on 31 Dec. 2010, Judge Joseph Masanche is At the 6349th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/333 authorized to complete the Hategekimana case which he was adopted unanimously: resolution 1932 (2010). began before the expiry of his term of office; and takes note of the intention of the International Tribunal to S/PV.6434 (6 Dec. 2010). complete the case in Jan. 2011; decides that in order for S/PV.6447 (14 Dec. 2010). the International Tribunal to complete existing trials or At the 6447th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/628 conduct additional trials, the total number of ad litem was adopted unanimously: resolution 1955 (2010). Judges serving at the International Tribunal may from time to time temporarily exceed the maximum of 9 provided for S/PV.6463 (22 Dec. 2010). in article 11, para. 1, of the Statute of the International At the 6463rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/651 Tribunal, to a maximum of 12 at any one time, returning to was adopted (14-0-1): resolution 1966 (2010). a maximum of 9 by 31 Dec. 2011. (Adopted unanimously, 6447th meeting, 14 Dec. 2010)
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RWANDA SITUATION (continued) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE (continued) S/RES/1966(2010) [Establishment of the International S/2010/653 Letter, 20 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals with two the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to branches and the adoption of the Statute of the Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Mechanism]. Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Decides to establish the International Residual Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals ("the Mechanism") with Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) 2 branches, which shall commence functioning on 1 July reflecting its position on the recommendations contained 2010 (branch for the ICTR) and 1 July 2013 (branch for the in the report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions ICTY), and to this end decides to adopt the Statute of the Monitoring Team on the outcome of the review of the Mechanism in Annex 1 of this resolution; decides that the Consolidated List described in para. 25 of Security provisions of this resolution and the Statutes of the Council resolution 1822 (2008) (S/2010/497). Mechanism and of the International Tribunal for the former S/2010/685 Letter, 31 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of Yugoslavia (ICTY) and International Tribunal for Rwanda the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to (ICTR) shall be subject to the transitional arrangements; Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the requests the ICTY and the ICTR to take all possible Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. measures to expeditiously complete all their remaining Transmits report of the Security Council Committee work; decides that the Mechanism shall continue the Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) jurisdiction, rights and obligations and essential functions concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated of the ICTY and the ICTR, respectively; decides that the Individuals and Entities, covering the Committee's Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the Mechanism and activities from 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2010. any amendments thereto shall take effect upon adoption by the judges of the Mechanism unless the Security General documents Council decides otherwise; decides that all States shall S/2010/341 Letter, 28 June 2010, from the Chairman of cooperate fully with the Mechanism; requests the Tribunals the Security Council Committee established pursuant to and the Mechanism to cooperate with the countries of the resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the former Yugoslavia and with Rwanda; decides that the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Mechanism shall operate for an initial period of 4 years. Concerns status of the review of the names on the (Adopted 14-0-1, 6463rd meeting, 22 Dec. 2010) Consolidated List pursuant to resolution 1822 (2008); SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE requests extension of the period of the review for one more month, until 31 July 2010. Reports S/2010/342 Letter, 29 June 2010, from the Chairman of S/2010/125 Letter, 5 Mar. 2010, from the Chairman of the the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Refers to Taliban and associated individuals and entities. letter of the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Transmits report of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated individuals and entities dated 28 June 2010 Individuals and Entities reflecting its position on the (S/2010/341) concerning the request that the Security recommendations contained in the 10th report of the Council extend the deadline of the review described in Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team paragraph 25 of resolution 1822 (2008) until 31 July (S/2009/502). 2010; reports that the Council agrees to extend the S/2010/497 Letter, 28 Sept. 2010, from the Chair of the deadline mentioned above, in accordance with the Committee's request. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the S/2010/686 Letter, 31 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Transmits report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Monitoring Team Established pursuant to Security Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Refers Council Resolution 1526 (2004), submitted in to para. 42 of Security Council resolution 1904 (2009) accordance with para. 30 of resolution 1904 (2009). and informs that, as at 31 Dec. 2010, 21 of 23 issues have been resolved, while 2 issues remain pending before the Committee and are subject to the new provisions on pending issues included in the guidelines pursuant to para. 41 of resolution 1904 (2009).
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SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Reports (continued) S/2010/135 Fourth report of the Secretary-General on the Participation by non-Council members (without United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra the right to vote) Leone. S/PV.6291 (22 Mar. 2010) Sierra Leone. Issued: 15 Mar. 2010. S/PV.6391 (28 Sept. 2010) Sierra Leone. S/2010/471 Fifth report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra S/PV.6392 (29 Sept. 2010) Sierra Leone. Leone. Discussion in plenary Issued: 17 Sept. 2010. S/PV.6291 (22 Mar. 2010). S/2010/659 Letter, 23 Dec. 2010, from Lebanon. Transmits, in the capacity as the last Chairman of the S/PV.6391 (28 Sept. 2010). Committee, the report of the Security Council Committee S/PV.6392 (29 Sept. 2010). Established pursuant to Resolution 1132 (1997) At the 6392nd meeting, draft resolutions S/2010/495 concerning Sierra Leone submitted in accordance with and S/2010/496 were adopted unanimously: resolutions the note by the President of the Security Council of 29 1940 (2010) and 1941 (2010). Mar. 1995 (S/1995/234); covers the period 1 Jan.-29 Sept. 2010, when the Committee was dissolved with the Resolutions adoption of Security Council resolution 1940 (2010). S/RES/1940(2010) [Termination of the oil and arms General documents embargo against Sierra Leone and dissolution of the Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1132 S/2010/384 Letter, 9 July 2010, from the Secretary- (1997)]. General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1315 Decides to terminate, with immediate effect, the (2000); seeks confirmation from the Security Council to measures set forth in paras. 2, 4 and 5 of resolution 1171 open the negotiations with the Government of Sierra (1998); decides further to dissolve the Committee Leone with a view to concluding on an agreement established by para. 10 of resolution 1132 (1997) with establishing a residual mechanism for the Special Court immediate effect. (Adopted unanimously, 6392nd meeting, for Sierra Leone, and a statute of the residual 29 Sept. 2010) mechanism. S/RES/1941(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2010/385 Letter, 15 July 2010, from the President of the Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone Security Council. Informs the request by the Secretary- (UNIPSIL)]. General of his intention to seek to negotiate and Decides to extend the mandate of UNIPSIL, as set conclude with Sierra Leone an agreement establishing a out in resolutions 1829 (2008) and 1886 (2009), until 15 residual mechanism for the Special Court for Sierra Sept. 2011; calls upon the Government of Sierra Leone to Leone has been noted by the members of the Security increase their efforts to take measures to combat Council and they agree to the proposed manner of corruption, improve accountability, and promote the proceeding. development of the private sector in order to generate S/2010/560 Letter, 6 Oct. 2010, from the Secretary- wealth and employment opportunities; calls upon the General. Concerns the financing of the Special Court for Government of Sierra Leone to continue good governance Sierra Leone. reform by supporting the Anti-Corruption Commission to increase the transparency and management of Sierra S/2010/561 Letter, 29 Oct. 2010, from the President of the Leone's natural and mineral resources; emphasizes that Security Council. Refers to Secretary General's letter the Government of Sierra Leone bears the primary dated 6 Oct. 2010 (S/2010/560) concerning difficulties in responsibility for peacebuilding, security and long-term the budget of the Special Court for Sierra Leone; informs development in the country; encourages the Peacebuilding that members of the Council have no objection to his Commission to provide support to the Government of proposal of supplementing voluntary contributions Sierra Leone in preparation for the 2012 elections; urges without affecting the independence and structure of the the Government to accelerate the promotion of national Court. unity and reconciliation; commends the Government for Draft resolutions recognizing the important role of women in the prevention and resolution of conflicts and in peacebuilding; requests S/2010/495 Draft resolution [on termination of the oil and that the Secretary-General keep the Council informed arms embargo against Sierra Leone and dissolution of every 6 months of progress made in the implementation of the Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1132 the mandate of UNIPSIL and this resolution. (Adopted (1997)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern unanimously, 6392nd meeting, 29 Sept. 2010) Ireland. S/2010/496 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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SMALL ARMS SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) General documents S/2010/327 Report of the Secretary-General on Eritrea. S/2010/143 Letter, 15 Mar. 2010, from Gabon. Transmits Issued: 22 June 2010. concept paper for the Security Council debate on the impact of illicit arms trafficking on peace and security in S/2010/372 Letter, 12 July 2010, from the Chairman of the the Central African region. Security Council Committee pursuant to resolutions 751 Statements by the President of the Security (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea. Transmits report of the UN Resident and Humanitarian Council Coordinator for Somalia on the implementation of S/PRST/2010/6 Statement [made on behalf of the paragraphs 4 and 5 of the latter resolution and on any Security Council, at the 6288th meeting, 19 March 2010, impediments to the delivery of humanitarian assistance in connection with the Council's consideration of the item in Somalia. entitled "Central African region"] / by the President of the S/2010/394 Report of the Secretary-General on possible Security Council. options to further the aim of prosecuting and imprisoning Is gravely concerned about the illicit manufacture, persons responsible for acts of piracy and armed transfer and circulation of small arms and light weapons robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia, including, in (SALW) and their excessive accumulation and particular, options for creating special domestic uncontrolled spread in many regions of the world, chambers possibly with international components, a particularly in the subregion of Central Africa. regional tribunal or an international tribunal and Participation by non-Council members (without corresponding imprisonment arrangements, taking into the right to vote) account the work of the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia, the existing practice in establishing S/PV.6288 (19 Mar. 2010) Australia, Botswana, Central international and mixed tribunals, and the time and African Republic, Chad, Congo, Costa Rica, Democratic resources necessary to achieve and sustain substantive Republic of the Congo, Germany, Morocco, Republic of results. Korea, South Africa and Switzerland. Issued: 26 July 2010. Discussion in plenary S/2010/447 Report of the Secretary-General on Somalia. S/PV.6288 (19 Mar. 2010). Issued: 9 Sept. 2010. S/PV.6288(Resumption1) (19 Mar. 2010). S/2010/556 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to At the 6288th meeting, the President made a Security Council resolution 1897 (2009). statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Issued: 27 Oct. 2010. connection with prior consultations among Council S/2010/577 Report of the Secretary-General on children members on the item entitled "Central African region": and armed conflict in Somalia. S/PRST/2010/6. Issued: 9 Nov. 2010. SOMALIA SITUATION S/2010/580 Letter, 23 Nov. 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Reports Resolutions 751 (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning S/2010/91 Letter, 10 Mar. 2010, from the Chairman of the Somalia and Eritrea. Transmits letter dated 11 Nov. 2010 Security Council Committee pursuant to resolutions 751 from the Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea. Affairs and Deputy Emergency Relief Coordinator Transmits report of the Monitoring Group on Somalia in transmitting report of the UN Resident and Humanitarian accordance with para. 3 (j) of Security Council resolution Coordinator for Somalia on the implementation of paras. 1853 (2008). 4 and 5 of Security Council resolution 1916 (2010) and on any impediments to the delivery of humanitarian S/2010/234 Report of the Secretary-General on Somalia. assistance in Somalia. Issued: 11 May 2010. S/2010/675 Report of the Secretary-General on Somalia. Issued: 30 Dec. 2010. S/2010/688 Letter, 31 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee pursuant to Resolutions 751 (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee pursuant to Resolutions 751 (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea, covering the Committee's activities from 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2010.
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) General documents S/2010/302 Letter, 9 June 2010, from the President of the S/2010/3 Note verbale, 28 Dec. 2009, from Turkey. Refers Security Council. Refers to the Secretary-General's letter dated 7 June 2010 (S/2010/301) and states that to Security Council resolution 1846 (2008) and transmits members of the Security Council have taken note of his report on the progress of actions undertaken by Turkey in the fight against piracy and armed robbery at sea off intention to appoint Augustine Mahiga (United Republic of Tanzania) as Special Representative for Somalia and the coast of Somalia. Head of UN Political Office for Somalia, with effect from S/2010/14 Letter, 6 Jan. 2010, from the Chairman of the 1 July 2010. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/2010/350 Letter, 30 June 2010, from Eritrea. Refers to Resolution 751 (1992) concerning Somalia. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Established the report of the Secretary-General on Eritrea (S/2010/327) and reports that Eritrea concurs with most pursuant to Resolution 751 (1992) concerning Somalia, of the issues concerning Djibouti, Somalia and Ethiopia which covers the Committee's activities during the period 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2009. mentioned in the report. S/2010/357 Letter, 1 July 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/59 Letter, 28 Jan. 2010, from Eritrea. Transmits a letter from Isaias Afwerki, President of Eritrea concerning General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1916 (2010) of 19 Mar. 2010 and informs that the Secretary- Security Council resolution 1907 (2009) on sanctions General, after consulting with the Security Council against Eritrea. Committee, has appointed experts as members of the S/2010/69 Letter, 4 Feb. 2010, from Eritrea. Transmits UN Monitoring Group reestablished concerning Eritrea press statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Somalia as referred to in para. 6 of the resolution. on 3 Feb. 2010 regarding a communiqué issued by the S/2010/361 Letter, 7 July 2010, from Ethiopia. Transmits, Council of Ministers of the Intergovernmental Authority in his capacity as the current Chair of the on Development (IGAD) on the situation in Somalia. Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), for S/2010/116 Letter, 1 Mar. 2010, from Eritrea. Transmits information purposes, communiqué of the 15th copy of letter addressed to the Secretary-General and a Extraordinary Summit Meeting, held in Addis Ababa on 5 petition calling on the UN to repeal the sanctions July 2010, regarding the political and security situation in imposed on Eritrea; the electronic version of the petition, Somalia. with 118,000 signatures, from the E-SMART Campaign S/2010/451 Letter, 25 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- (Eritrean Sanctions Must Be Annulled Today), a project General. Informs the Secretary-General's intention to of the Organization of Eritrean Americans, in response to appoint Jack Lang (France) to serve as Special Adviser resolution 1907 (2009), is available in the Secretariat. on Legal Issues Related to Piracy off the Coast of S/2010/225 Letter, 3 May 2010, from Mexico. Transmits Somalia. letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Eritrea, S/2010/452 Letter, 26 Aug. 2010, from the President of enclosing the following documents: Eritrea's stance on the Security Council. Refers to the letter of the Security Council resolution 1907 (2009); Submissions of Secretary-General dated 25 Aug. 2010 (S/2010/451) Eritrea to the Security Council on Ethiopia's military occupation of sovereign Eritrean territory; Eritrea's expressing his intention to appoint Jack Lang (France) as Special Adviser on Legal Issues Related to Piracy off position on relations with Djibouti; Eritrea's submission to the Coast of Somalia and states that members of the the Security Council on peace and justice in Somalia; and Relevant attachments. Council have taken note of the intention expressed in the letter. S/2010/272 Letter, 27 May 2010, from Turkey. Transmits S/2010/488 Letter, 17 Sept. 2010, from Eritrea. Refers to the Istanbul Declaration, the outcome document of the allegations made during the consideration of the report Istanbul Conference on Somalia, 21-23 May 2010. of the Secretary-General on the situation in Somalia S/2010/301 Letter, 7 June 2010, from the Secretary- (S/2010/447) as well as allegations made by Ethiopia in General. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 15 its media outlets and states that Eritrea is not extending Dec. 2009 (S/2009/664) and reply from the President of any form of support to any faction in Somalia; transmits the Security Council dated 21 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/665), press release entitled "Ethiopia: endless campaign of and reports the intention to appoint Augustine Mahiga disinformation", issued on 15 Sept. 2010. (United Republic of Tanzania) as Special Representative S/2010/539 Letter, 18 Oct. 2010, from Uganda. Transmits for Somalia and Head of UN Political Office for Somalia, letter dated 16 Oct. 2010 from the Commissioner for with effect from 1 July 2010 to succeed Ahmedou Ould- Peace and Security enclosing a communiqué on the Abdallah (Mauritania), who has served as Special Representative since Sept. 2007. situation in Somalia adopted by the Peace and Security Council of the African Union at its 245th meeting, held at Addis Ababa, 15 Oct. 2010.
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) Draft resolutions S/PV.6289 (19 Mar. 2010) Somalia. S/2010/49 Draft resolution [on renewal of the S/PV.6301 (27 Apr. 2010) Somalia. authorization to Member States of the African Union to maintain the African Union Mission in Somalia S/PV.6313 (12 May 2010) Norway and Somalia. (AMISOM)] / France, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom S/PV.6316 (19 May 2010) Djibouti. of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. S/PV.6362 (20 July 2010) Djibouti, Eritrea and Somalia. S/2010/145 Draft resolution [on re-establishment of the S/PV.6374 (25 Aug. 2010) Denmark, India, Kenya, UN Monitoring Group Established pursuant to Security Norway, Philippines, Republic of Korea, Seychelles, Council Resolution 1519 (2003)] / United Kingdom of Singapore, Somalia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Ukraine Great Britain and Northern Ireland. and United Republic of Tanzania. S/2010/206 Draft resolution [on acts of piracy and armed S/PV.6386 (16 Sept. 2010) Algeria, Ethiopia, Kenya, robbery against vessels in the waters off the coast of Norway and Somalia. Somalia] / Russian Federation. S/PV.6407 (21 Oct. 2010) Somalia. S/2010/592 Draft resolution [on acts of piracy and armed S/PV.6417 (9 Nov. 2010) Somalia. robbery against vessels in the waters off the coast of Somalia] / Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, S/PV.6429 (23 Nov. 2010) Canada, Denmark, Germany, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Gabon, Germany, Greece, Norway, Somalia and Ukraine. Greece, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Nigeria, Norway, S/PV.6461 (22 Dec. 2010) Somalia. Russian Federation, Somalia, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Discussion in plenary and United States of America. S/PV.6259 (14 Jan. 2010). S/2010/649 Draft resolution [on authorization to the S/PV.6266 (28 Jan. 2010). Member States of the African Union to maintain the At the 6266th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/49 deployment until 30 Sept. 2011 of the African Union was adopted unanimously: resolution 1910 (2010). Mission in Somalia (AMISOM)] / France, Gabon, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom of S/PV.6289 (19 Mar. 2010). Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of At the 6289th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/145 America. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1916 (2010). Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6301 (27 Apr. 2010). Council At the 6301st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/206 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1918 (2010). S/PRST/2010/16 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6374th meeting, 25 Aug. 2010, S/PV.6313 (12 May 2010). in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.6316 (19 May 2010). entitled "The situation in Somalia"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6362 (20 July 2010). Strongly believes that persons responsible for acts of S/PV.6374 (25 Aug. 2010). piracy and armed robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia At the 6374th meeting, the President made a should be brought to justice, and considers in this regard statement, on behalf of the Council members, in that the effective prosecution of suspected pirates and connection with prior consultations among Council their supporters may deter future pirate attacks; stresses members on the item entitled "The situation in Somalia": the need for States and international organizations to S/PRST/2010/16. continue addressing the problem of the limited capacity of the judicial and the corrections systems of Somalia and S/PV.6386 (16 Sept. 2010). other States in the region to effectively prosecute and S/PV.6397 (14 Oct. 2010). detain, pending trial, suspected, and imprison convicted, pirates; emphasizes the need for regular review of S/PV.6407 (21 Oct. 2010). progress achieved in prosecution of and imprisonment of persons responsible for acts of piracy and armed robbery S/PV.6408 (21 Oct. 2010). at sea off the coast of Somalia; welcomes the intention of S/PV.6417 (9 Nov. 2010). the Secretary -General to appoint a Special Adviser to him on Legal Issues Related to Piracy off the Coast of S/PV.6429 (23 Nov. 2010). Somalia. At the 6429th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/592 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1950 (2010). Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6457 (20 Dec. 2010). S/PV.6259 (14 Jan. 2010) Somalia. S/PV.6461 (22 Dec. 2010). At the 6461st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/649 S/PV.6266 (28 Jan. 2010) Somalia. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1964 (2010). - 86 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) Resolutions S/RES/1918(2010) [Acts of piracy and armed robbery S/RES/1910(2010) [Renewal of the authorization of against vessels in the waters off the coast of Somalia]. Affirms that the failure to prosecute persons Member States of the African Union to maintain the responsible for acts of piracy and armed robbery at sea off African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM)]. Decides to authorize the Member States of the the coast of Somalia undermines anti-piracy efforts of the international community; calls on all States to criminalize African Union to maintain the African Union Mission to piracy under their domestic law and favourably consider Somalia (AMISOM) until 31 Jan. 2011, which shall be authorized to take all necessary measures to carry out its the prosecution of suspected, and imprisonment of convicted, pirates apprehended off the coast of Somalia, existing mandate as set out in para. 9 of resolution 1772 consistent with applicable international human rights law; (2007); requests the African Union to maintain AMISOM's deployment in Somalia and to increase its force strength requests the Secretary-General to present to the Security Council within 3 months a report on possible options to with a view to achieving AMISOM's originally mandated further the aim of prosecuting and imprisoning persons strength of 8,000 troops, thereby enhancing its ability to carry out its mandate in full; requests AMISOM to continue responsible for acts of piracy and armed robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia. (Adopted unanimously, 6301st to assist the Transitional Federal Government in the meeting, 27 Apr. 2010) development of the Somali Police Force and the National Security Force, and to assist the integration of Somali units trained by other member States or organizations inside and outside Somalia; requests the Secretary-General to continue to provide a logistical support package for AMISOM called for by resolution 1863 (2009), comprising equipment and services, including public information support, but not including the transfer of funds, as described in the Secretary-General's letter (S/2009/60) to the Security Council until 31 Jan. 2011; requests the Secretary-General to continue to assist the Transitional Federal Government in developing the transitional security institutions, including the Somali Police Force, and the National Security Force, and to continue to support the Transitional Federal Government in developing a national security strategy, which reflects respect for the rule of law and the protection of human rights, including plans for disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, justice and corrections capacities, as well as the legal and policy framework for the operation of its security forces including governance, vetting and oversight mechanisms. (Adopted unanimously, 6266th meeting, 28 Jan. 2010) S/RES/1916(2010) [Re-establishment of the UN Monitoring Group Established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1519 (2003)]. Decides to extend the mandate of the Monitoring Group referred to in para. 3 of resolution 1558 (2004), and requests the Secretary-General to take the necessary administrative measures as expeditiously as possible to re-establish the Monitoring Group for a period of 12 months; further requests the Secretary-General to make the necessary financial arrangements to support the work of the Monitoring Group; requests the Committee to consider the recommendations in the reports of the Monitoring Group; requests the UN Humanitarian Aid Coordinator for Somalia to report every 120 days to the Security Council. (Adopted unanimously, 6289th meeting, 19 Mar. 2010)
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1950(2010) [Acts of piracy and armed robbery S/RES/1964(2010) [Authorization to the Member States of against vessels in the waters off the coast of Somalia]. the African Union to maintain the deployment until 30 Reiterates that it condemns and deplores all acts of Sept. 2011 of the African Union Mission in Somalia piracy and armed robbery against vessels in the waters off (AMISOM)]. the coast of Somalia; notes again its concern regarding the Decides to authorize the member States of the findings contained in the 20 Nov. 2008 report of the African Union to maintain the deployment until 30 Sept. Monitoring Group on Somalia (S/2008/769, page 55) that 2011 of AMISOM, which shall be authorized to take all escalating ransom payments and the lack of enforcement necessary measures to carry out its existing mandate as of the arms embargo established by resolution 733 (1992) set out in para. 9 of resolution 1772 (2007); requests the are fuelling the growth of piracy off the coast of Somalia, African Union to maintain AMISOM's deployment in and calls upon all States to fully cooperate with the Somalia, and to increase its force strength from the current Somalia and Eritrea Monitoring Group including on mandated strength of 8,000 troops to 12,000 troops, information sharing regarding possible arms embargo thereby enhancing its ability to carry out its mandate; violations; calls upon States and interested organizations, requests the Secretary-General to continue to provide including the IMO, to provide technical assistance to technical and expert advice to the African Union in the Somalia, including regional authorities, and nearby coastal planning and deployment of AMISOM, through the UN States upon their request to enhance their capacity to Office to the African Union, including the revised AMISOM ensure coastal and maritime security, and stresses the Concept of Operations for future activities; requests the importance of coordination in this regard through the Secretary-General to continue to provide a logistical Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia support package for AMISOM called for by resolution 1863 (CGPCS); encourages Member States to continue to (2009) for a maximum of 12,000 AMISOM troops, cooperate with the (Transitional Federal Government) TFG comprising equipment and services; requests the in the fight against piracy and armed robbery at sea, notes Secretary-General to continue to assist the Transitional the primary role of the TFG in the fight against piracy and Federal Government in developing the transitional security armed robbery at sea, and decides that for a further period institutions, including the Somali Police Force, and the of 12 months from the date of this resolution to renew the National Security Force, and to continue to support the authorizations as set out in paragraph 10 of resolution Transitional Federal Government in developing a national 1846 (2008) and paragraph 6 of resolution 1851 (2008), as security strategy. (Adopted unanimously, 6461st meeting, renewed by resolution 1897 (2009), granted to States and 22 Dec. 2010) regional organizations cooperating with the TFG in the fight against piracy and armed robbery at sea off the coast SPECIAL COURT FOR SIERRA LEONE of Somalia, for which advance notification has been General documents provided by the TFG to the Secretary-General; requests States and regional organizations cooperating with the S/2010/560 Letter, 6 Oct. 2010, from the Secretary - TFG to inform the Security Council and the Secretary - General. Concerns the financing of the Special Court for General in 9 months of the progress of actions undertaken Sierra Leone. in the exercise of the authorizations, and further requests S/2010/561 Letter, 29 Oct. 2010, from the President of the all States contributing through the CGPCS to the fight Security Council. Refers to Secretary General's letter against piracy off the coast of Somalia, including Somalia dated 6 Oct. 2010 (S/2010/560) concerning difficulties in and other States in the region, to report by the same the budget of the Special Court for Sierra Leone; informs deadline on their efforts to establish jurisdiction and that members of the Council have no objection to his cooperation in the investigation and prosecution of piracy; proposal of supplementing voluntary contributions requests the Secretary-General to report to the Security without affecting the independence and structure of the Council within 11 months of the adoption of this resolution Court. on the implementation of this resolution and on the situation with respect to piracy and armed robbery at sea SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS off the coast of Somalia. (Adopted unanimously, 6429th meeting, 23 Nov. 2010) Reports S/2010/16 Letter, 8 Jan. 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan covering the period 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2009. S/2010/31 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. Issued: 19 Jan. 2010.
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SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2010/50 Report of the Secretary-General on the African S/2010/57 Letter, 29 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. General. Refers to the UN Mission in the Sudan Issued: 29 Jan. 2010. (UNMIS) established by the Security Council under resolution 1590 (2005) and extended by Council S/2010/168 Report of the Secretary-General on the resolution 1870 (2009) and reports the Secretary - United Nations Mission in the Sudan. General's intention to appoint Haile Menkerios (South Issued: 5 Apr. 2010. Africa) as his Special Representative for the Sudan in S/2010/168/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the place of Ashraf Jehangir Qazi (Pakistan). United Nations Mission in the Sudan : addendum. S/2010/58 Letter, 31 Jan. 2010, from the President of the Issued: 27 Apr. 2010. Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- S/2010/213 Report of the Secretary-General on the General dated 29 Jan. 2010 (S/2010/57) and reports that African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. members of the Security Council have taken note of the Issued: 28 Apr. 2010. intention to appoint Haile Menkerios (South Africa) as his Special Representative for the Sudan. S/2010/382 Report of the Secretary-General on the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. S/2010/87 Letter, 17 Feb. 2010, from the Sudan. Issued: 14 July 2010. Transmits the Al-Fasher Declaration issued by the Arab League Council at its extraordinary meeting, held in Al- S/2010/388 Report of the Secretary-General on the Fasher, Sudan, on 14 Feb. 2010. Sudan. Issued: 19 July 2010. S/2010/98 Letter, 24 Feb. 2010, from the Sudan. Transmits the Framework Agreement between the S/2010/528 Report of the Secretary-General on the Government of the Sudan and the Justice and Equality Sudan. Movement (JEM), signed in Doha, Qatar on 23 Fe. 2010 Issued: 14 Oct. 2010. for peace and stability in Darfur. S/2010/543 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2010/118 Letter, 24 Feb. 2010, from Qatar. Transmits African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur letter dated 24 Feb. 2010, from the Minister of State for (UNAMID). Foreign Affairs of Qatar transmitting, on his behalf and Issued: 18 Oct. 2010. that of the Joint African Union-United Nations Chief S/2010/642 Letter, 15 Dec. 2010, from the Sudan. Mediator for Darfur, the Framework Agreement to Transmits progress report on the work of the office of the Resolve the Conflict in Darfur between the Government Prosecutor for the Crimes Committed in Darfur and on of the Sudan and the Justice and Equality Movement the work of associated investigation committees. Sudan, signed in Doha on 23 Feb. 2010. S/2010/679 Letter, 30 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of S/2010/140 Letter, 15 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to General. Refers to the Security Council resolution Resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan. 1891(2009) extending the mandate of the Panel of Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Experts concerning the Sudan and reports the Established pursuant to Resolution 1591 (2005) Secretary-General's decision to appoint Kadarou Sako concerning the Sudan submitted in accordance with the (Côte d'Ivoire) to serve on the Panel of Experts until 15 note by the President of the Security Council of 29 Mar. Oct. 2010. 1995 (S/1995/234); covers the period 1 Jan. -31 Dec. S/2010/146 Letter, 9 Mar. 2010, from the Sudan. 2010. Transmits the resolution adopted by the Council of the S/2010/681 Report of the Secretary-General on the League of Arab States in Cairo on 3 Mar. 2010, which Sudan. strongly supports peace, unity, territorial integrity and Issued: 31 Dec. 2010. development in the Sudan. General documents S/2010/151 Letter, 19 Mar. 2010, from the Sudan. Transmits the Framework Agreement between the S/2010/46 Letter, 26 Jan. 2010, from the President of the Sudan and the Liberation and Justice Movement signed Security Council. Transmits letter dated 11 Jan. 2010 in Doha, Qatar on 18 Mar. 2010. from the Chairman of the Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Working S/2010/152 Letter, 18 Mar. 2010, from Qatar. Transmits Group's conclusions adopted on 18 Dec. 2009 letter dated 18 Mar. 2010 by Ahmad bin Abdullah Al- (S/AC.51/2009/5) on the report of the Secretary-General Mahmoud, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, enclosing on children and armed conflict in the Sudan (S/2009/84). the Framework Agreement to Resolve the Conflict in Darfur and the Ceasefire Agreement, which were signed by the Government of the Sudan and the Liberation and Justice Movement, on 18 Mar. 2010 in Doha, Qatar.
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SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2010/162 (A/64/731) Letter, 19 Mar. 2010, from Qatar. S/2010/458 Letter, 31 Aug. 2010, from the Sudan. Transmits letter dated 15 Mar. 2010 from Hamad bin Transmits press communiqué by the African Union on Jassim bin Jabr Al-Thani, Prime Minister and Minister for the decision of the Pre-Trial Chamber of the International Foreign Affairs of Qatar, regarding the establishment of a Criminal Court informing the Security Council and the development bank for Darfur. Assembly of the States Parties to the Rome Statute about the presence of President Omer Hassan Al-Bashir S/2010/186 Letter, 13 Apr. 2010, from the Sudan. of the Sudan in the territories of the Republic of Chad Transmits statement issued by Ahmed Bin Abdullah Al- and the Republic of Kenya. Mahmoud, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs of Qatar, and Djibrill Bassolé, Joint African Union-UN Chief S/2010/478 Letter, 13 Sept. 2010, from the African Union. Mediator for Darfur, in Doha on 7 Apr. 2010, confirming Transmits, on behalf of the Commission of the African the continuation of the negotiations on Darfur after the Union, decision AU/Dec.296(XV) adopted at the 15th ongoing elections in the Sudan and calling upon all ordinary session of the Assembly of Heads of State of parties to effectively participate. the African Union, held on 27 July 2010, Kampala, on the progress report of the Commission on the S/2010/192 Letter, 13 Apr. 2010, from the Sudan. implementation of decision AU/Dec.270(XIV) on the 2nd Transmits latest updated progress report on the Ministerial Meeting on the Rome Statute of the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement International Criminal Court. as of 30 Oct. 2009. S/2010/491 Letter, 17 Sept. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/201 Letter, 19 Apr. 2010, from the Sudan. General. Transmits joint letter dated 17 July 2010 by the Transmits communiqué issued by the Chairperson of the signatories to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement African Union Commission commending the elections addressed to the Secretary-General, and reports his held in Sudan from 11 -15 Apr. 2010. decision to establish a 3-member panel to monitor and S/2010/243 Letter, 17 May 2010, from Qatar. Transmits assess the referendum processes for Southern Sudan statement issued on 16 May 2010 by the Joint Mediation and the Abyei area. on the conflict in Darfur. S/2010/492 Letter, 21 Sept. 2010, from the President of S/2010/265 Letter, 28 May 2010, from the Secretary- the Security Council. Refers to the letter of the General. Transmits note verbale from the Registrar of Secretary-General dated 17 Sept. 2010 (S/2010/491) the International Criminal Court (ICC) dated 27 May expressing his intention to appoint Benjamin Mkapa, 2010 conveying the decision informing the Security Antonio Monteiro and Bhojraj Pokharel for a 3-member Council about the lack of cooperation by the Sudan, panel to monitor and assess the referendum processes issued on 26 May 2010 by ICC Pre-Trial Chamber 1. for Southern Sudan and the Abyei area, and reports that members of the Council have taken note of the intention S/2010/305 Letter, 8 June 2010, from the Secretary- expressed in the letter. General. Reports the intention to appoint Major General Moses Bisong Obi (Nigeria) to the post of Force S/2010/509 Letter, 4 Oct. 2010, from the President of the Commander of the UN Mission in the Sudan to replace Security Council. Reports that the members of the Lieutenant General Paban Jung Thapa (Nepal). Security Council have agreed to send a mission to Uganda and the Sudan from 4 to 10 Oct. 2010; includes S/2010/306 Letter, 9 June 2010, from the President of the the terms of reference of the mission in an annex. Security Council. Refers to the letter of the Secretary- General dated 8 June 2010 (S/2010/305) concerning his Draft resolutions intention to appoint Major General Moses Bisong Obi S/2010/215 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate (Nigeria) to the post of Force Commander of the UN of the UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)] / United States of Mission in the Sudan to replace Lieutenant General America. Paban Jung Thapa (Nepal); reports that the members of the Council have taken note of said intention. S/2010/402 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in S/2010/456 Letter, 27 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- Darfur (UNAMID)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and General. Transmits communication dated 27 Aug. 2010 Northern Ireland. from the Registrar of the International Criminal Court, Silvana Arbia, transmitting a copy of 2 decisions issued S/2010/520 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate by the Pre-Trial Chamber I on 27 Aug. 2010, the decision of the UN Panel of Experts Established pursuant to informing the UN Security Council and the Assembly of Security Council Resolution 1591 (2005)] / United States the States Parties to the Rome Statute about Omar Al- of America. Bashir's presence in the territory of the Republic of Kenya and the decision informing the UN Security Council and the Assembly of the States Parties to the Rome Statute about Omar Al-Bashir's recent visit to the Republic of Chad.
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SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6336 (11 June 2010). Council S/PV.6337 (11 June 2010). S/PRST/2010/24 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6338 (14 June 2010). Security Council, at the 6425th meeting, 16 Nov. 2010, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.6361 (19 July 2010). entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6365 (27 July 2010). Reaffirms its strong commitment to the sovereignty, S/PV.6366 (30 July 2010). independence, peace and stability of Sudan, and to a At the 6366th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/402 peaceful and prosperous future for all Sudanese people was adopted unanimously: resolution 1935 (2010). and underlines its support for the Sudanese parties' full and timely implementation of the Comprehensive Peace S/PV.6397 (14 Oct. 2010). Agreement (CPA), including the holding of the referenda S/PV.6401 (14 Oct. 2010). on the self-determination of the people of Southern Sudan At the 6401st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/520 and on the status of Abyei and of the popular consultations was adopted 14-0-1: resolution 1945 (2010). in Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile, and for a peaceful, comprehensive and inclusive resolution of the situation of S/PV.6410 (25 Oct. 2010). Darfur; reaffirms its support for UNAMID and reiterates its S/PV.6420 (11 Nov. 2010). call on the Government of the Sudan and all relevant parties to co-operate fully with the mission in discharging S/PV.6425 (16 Nov. 2010). its mandate. At the 6425th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/PRST/2010/28 Statement [made on behalf of the connection with prior consultations among Council Security Council, at the 6452nd meeting, 16 Dec. 2010, members on the item entitled "Reports of the Secretary- in connection with the Council's consideration of the item General on the Sudan": S/PRST/2010/24. entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6440 (9 Dec. 2010). Strongly urges the Comprehensive Peace S/PV.6441 (9 Dec. 2010). Agreement (CPA) parties to promptly fulfil their remaining commitments to finance the Southern Sudan Referendum S/PV.6452 (16 Dec. 2010). Commission and Southern Sudan Referendum Bureau; At the 6452nd meeting, the President made a reaffirms its support for the UN Secretary General's Panel statement, on behalf of the Council members, in for the Referenda led by President Benjamin Mkapa; connection with prior consultations among Council reiterates the urgent need for the parties to provide members on the item entitled "Reports of the Secretary- immediate and ongoing reassurance to people of all General on the Sudan": S/PRST/2010/28. nationalities in Sudan; reaffirms its support for the AU-UN S/PV.6457 (20 Dec. 2010). led peace process for Darfur, hosted by the Government of Qatar. Resolutions Participation by non-Council members (without S/RES/1919(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN the right to vote) Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)]. Decides to extend the mandate of UN Mission in S/PV.6410 (25 Oct. 2010) Sudan. Sudan (UNMIS) until 30 Apr. 2011, with the intention to S/PV.6425 (16 Nov. 2010) Sudan. renew it for further periods as may be required; requests the Secretary-General to continue reporting to the Council S/PV.6452 (16 Dec. 2010) Sudan. every 3 months on UNMIS mandate implementation, the Discussion in plenary Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) implementation progress, and respect for the ceasefire; deplores the S/PV.6269 (11 Feb. 2010). persistent localized conflict and violence and its effect on S/PV.6296 (9 Apr. 2010). civilians, especially within Southern Sudan, and underscores the importance of UNMIS making full use of S/PV.6304 (29 Apr. 2010). its authority and capabilities; requests UNMIS to continue At the 6304th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/215 to assist the parties in the implementation of all elements was adopted unanimously: resolution 1919 (2010). of the CPA; requests UNMIS to continue to provide S/PV.6318 (20 May 2010). technical and logistical support to the Technical ad hoc Border Committee; stresses the critical role of the Assessment and Evaluation Commission (AEC) in overseeing and monitoring implementation of the CPA; requests the Secretary-General to continue the necessary measures to ensure full compliance by UNMIS with the UN zero tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse and to keep the Council fully informed. (Adopted unanimously, 6304th meeting, 29 Apr. 2010) - 91 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/RES/1935(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the S/2010/484/Add.1 (A/65/380/Add.1) Peaceful settlement African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur of the question of Palestine : report of the Secretary- (UNAMID)]. General : addendum. Decides to extend the mandate of the African Union- Issued: 4 Oct. 2010. United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) as General documents set out in resolution 1769 (2007) for a further 12 months to 31 July 2011; strongly condemns all attacks on UNAMID; S/2010/1 (A/ES-10/473) Letter, 31 Dec. 2009, from underlines that any attack or threat on UNAMID is Palestine. Reports that on the last week of Dec. 2009 unacceptable; urges the Government of Sudan to comply Israel allegedly approved the construction of 700 new with the Status of Forces Agreement fully and without settlement housing units in the settlement built on Jabal delay, particularly regarding flight and equipment Abu Ghneim, known as "Har Homa" and also approved clearances, and the removal of all obstacles to the use of plans to legalize the construction of 15 permanent UNAMID aerial assets; requests UNAMID to assist and structures being built in the "Kiryat Netafim" settlement in complement the UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) efforts in the occupied West Bank on 29 Dec. 2009. preparing for the referenda in Southern Sudan and Abyei, S/2010/4 (A/64/619) Letter, 5 Jan. 2010, from the Syrian including coordinating closely with UNMIS in sharing Arab Republic. Transmits letter dated 3 Jan. 2010 from analysis of risks in the border areas, particularly regarding the Minister for Foreign Affairs reporting alleged threats to civilians. (Adopted unanimously, 6366th meeting, violations committed by Israel in the Occupied Syrian 30 July 2010) Golan. S/RES/1945(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2010/13 (A/ES-10/474) Letter, 6 Jan. 2010, from Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Security Palestine. Refers to previous 353 letters from Palestine Council Resolution 1591 (2005)]. dated 29 Sept. 2000-31 Dec. 2009 regarding the Decides to extend until 19 Oct. 2011 the mandate of situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and the Panel of Experts, originally appointed pursuant to reports that the situation in the Occupied Palestinian resolution 1591 (2005) and previously extended by Territory remains critical, as a result of the violations of resolutions 1651 (2005), 1665 (2006), 1713 (2006), 1779 international law by Israel. (2007), 1841 (2008), and 1891 (2009), and requests the Secretary-General to take the necessary administrative S/2010/20 (A/64/622) Letter, 7 Jan. 2010, from Egypt. measures as expeditiously as possible; requests the Panel Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Experts to provide no later than 31 Mar. 2011 a midterm concerning the developments around the Lifeline 3 briefing on its work and no later than 90 days after the convoy carrying humanitarian assistance for the adoption of this resolution an interim report to the Palestinian people in Gaza and its environs. Committee established pursuant to para. 3 (a) of resolution S/2010/21 Identical letters, 12 Jan. 2010, from Israel 1591 (2005) and a final report no later than 30 days prior to termination of its mandate to the Council with its findings addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of and recommendations; decides that all States, including the Security Council. Reports that on 7 and 10 Jan. Sudan, when relying on the exception contained in para. 7 2010, 20 mortars, rockets and a Katyusha rocket were of resolution 1591 (2005), shall notify the Committee in allegedly fired from the Gaza Strip towards Israel and advance of providing assistance and supplies into the Israel responded militarily. Darfur region in support of the implementation of the S/2010/22 (A/ES-10/475) Letter, 12 Jan. 2010, from Comprehensive Peace Agreement in the states of North Palestine. Refers to previous 354 letters from Palestine Darfur, South Darfur and West Darfur; decides that all dated 29 Sept. 2000-6 Jan. 2010 regarding the situation States shall ensure that any sale or supply of arms and in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and draws attention related materiel to Sudan not prohibited by 1556 (2005) to the critical situation in the Occupied East Jerusalem and 1591 (2005), are made conditional upon the as a result of the continuing illegal measures being necessary end user documentation so that States may carried out by Israel. ascertain that any such sale or supply is conducted consistent with the measures imposed by those S/2010/39 Letter, 22 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- resolutions. (Adopted 14-0-1, 6401st meeting, 14 Oct. General. Refers to the Board of Inquiry report into 2010) incidents in the Gaza Strip between 27 December 2008 and 19 January 2009 and its recommendations, reports TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL that the Government of Israel has been constructively engaged throughout this process and has agreed to Reports continue a dialogue on ways to improve cooperation on S/2010/484 (A/65/380) Peaceful settlement of the the ground. question of Palestine : report of the Secretary-General. S/2010/44 Letter, 22 Jan. 2010, from Palestine. Requests Issued: 17 Sept. 2010. the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Security Council to be held on 27 Jan. 2010 regarding the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2010/80 (A/ES-10/476) Identical letters, 9 Feb. 2010, S/2010/142 (A/ES-10/481) Identical letters, 16 Mar. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 355 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-12 Jan. 360 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-10 Mar. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2010 regarding the ongoing crisis in the Occupied Territory, including East Jerusalem, and reports the raid Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and of the Ramallah office of the Popular Committee against states that the continuation of Israel's alleged the Wall and Settlement Construction on 8 Feb. 2010, construction of new settlement units in Ramat Shlomo in the arrest of several international activists, and the use Occupied East Jerusalem and alleged blanket closure of of travel bans. the West Bank have caused widespread unrest in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. S/2010/97 (A/ES-10/477) Identical letters, 23 Feb. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/148 (A/ES-10/482) Identical letters, 19 Mar. 2010, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 356 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-9 Feb. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 361 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-16 Mar. Territory, including East Jerusalem and condemns the 2010 regarding the ongoing crisis in the Occupied alleged announcement, by Israeli Prime Minister on 22 Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and Feb. 2010, of adding the Al-Ibrahimi Mosque in Al-Khalil states that the continuation of Israel's alleged blockade (Hebron) and the site of Bilal's Mosque in Bethlehem against Gaza Strip has caused deplorable living (Rachel's Tomb) along with the Walls of the Old City of conditions and traumatic impact affecting children and Jerusalem to the list of national heritage sites. women in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. S/2010/119 (A/ES-10/478) Identical letters, 3 Mar. 2010, S/2010/155 (A/ES-10/483) Identical letters, 23 Mar. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 357 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-23 Feb. 362 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-19 Mar. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and condemns the Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports alleged endorsement, by Israeli authorities on 26 Feb. allegations of settler violence and recent activities 2010, of a new project to build 600 settlement units and allegedly carried out by Israel in the West Bank, Gaza the distribution of home demolition notification to and East Jerusalem. Palestinian families. S/2010/158 (A/ES-10/484) Identical letters, 25 Mar. 2010, S/2010/122 (A/ES-10/479) Identical letters, 5 Mar. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 363 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-23 Mar. 358 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 Mar. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports that on 5 allegations of approval of new construction of 20 Mar. 2010 Israeli forces allegedly stormed Al-Haram Al- settlement units by Israel in East Jerusalem. Sharif compound and attacked Palestinian worshippers. S/2010/163 (A/ES-10/485) Identical letters, 29 Mar. 2010, S/2010/128 (A/ES-10/480) Identical letters, 10 Mar. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 364 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 Mar. 359 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Mar. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports allegations of repression against Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports the Christian Palestinians who were on protest during the announcement by Israel of the approval for construction annual commemoration of Land Day. of new settlement units in Ramat Shlomo in Occupied S/2010/182 Letter, 8 Apr. 2010, from Palestine. Requests East Jerusalem and Betar Illit near Bethlehem, within that the Security Council invite the Permanent Observer days of the agreement by Executive Committee of the of Palestine to the UN to participate in the open debate Palestine Liberation Organization to the proposal of the of the Security Council which is to be held on United States to launch indirect talks with the 2 parties; Wednesday, 14 Apr. 2010, regarding the situation in the states that these actions will undermine the efforts made Middle East, including the Palestinian question. by the international community and derail negotiations before they even begin. S/2010/184 (A/ES-10/486) Identical letters, 9 Apr. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/137 Letter, 18 Mar. 2010, from Israel. Reports the President of the Security Council. Transmits "Petition continued firing of Qassam rockets into Israeli territory for urgent action on human rights violations in Mamilla allegedly by Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Cemetery by Israel: desecration of the Ma'man Allah (Mamilla) Muslim Cemetery in the Holy City of Jerusalem". - 93 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2010/185 (A/ES-10/487) Identical letters, 12 Apr. 2010, S/2010/230 (A/ES-10/489) Identical letters, 5 May 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 365 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Mar. 367 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-16 Apr. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and reports a new Territory and reports alleged continued attacks against Israeli military order that allegedly threatens the Palestinians and destruction of their property by Israeli deportation of Palestinians from the West Bank. settlers. S/2010/190 (A/ES-10/488) Identical letters, 16 Apr. 2010, S/2010/232 (A/64/779) Identical letters, 6 May 2010, from from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous President of the Security Council. Reports alleged 366 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-12 Apr. violations of Lebanese territory and airspace by Israel on 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 5 May 2010. Territory, including East Jerusalem and reiterates its S/2010/266 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Turkey. Requests concern about the Israeli military order which allegedly an emergency meeting of the Security Council, to be threatens the deportation of Palestinians from the West convened on 31 May 2010, under rule 2 of the Bank; also reports allegations of Israeli military raids and provisional rules of procedure, to discuss the alleged arrests of Palestinian civilians in the West Bank and military intervention by Israel, in international waters, of a activities of the Israeli settlers against Palestinian multinational convoy of ships carrying humanitarian civilians and their properties. assistance to the people of Gaza. S/2010/202 (A/64/751) Letter, 20 Apr. 2010, from Kuwait. S/2010/267 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Lebanon. Requests Reports, in the capacity as Chair of the Group of Arab an immediate meeting of the Security Council, under rule States for Apr. 2010, the alleged desecration by Israel of 2 of the provisional rules of procedure, to be convened the Ma'man Allah (Mamilla) Cemetery, a Muslim at noon on 31 May 2010, under the agenda item entitled cemetery in Jerusalem; states that the international "The situation in the Middle East, including the community must denounce the desecration of the Palestinian question" to discuss the alleged military Cemetery and undertake all efforts to compel Israel to activity by Israel against the multinational convoy of suspend completely its activities in this regard and to ships carrying humanitarian supplies to Gaza. undertake efforts to properly, with the utmost sensitivity and conscience, redress the matter in order to preserve S/2010/268 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Palestine. and protect this historic, religious site of great Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent importance to Palestinian Arab and Muslim heritage. Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the emergency meeting of the Security Council to be held on S/2010/204 Letter, 19 Apr. 2010, from the League of Arab Monday, 31 May 2010, regarding alleged Israeli activities States. Transmits letter dated 11 Apr. 2010 from the against the Gaza aid flotilla on 31 May 2010. Secretary-General of the League of Arab States containing the resolutions and statements adopted by S/2010/269 (A/64/800) Letter, 31 May 2010, from the Council of the League of Arab States at the summit Indonesia. Transmits statement of Government of level, Sert, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, 27-28 Mar. 2010. Indonesia condemning the raid and act of violence allegedly carried by Israel against the Mavi Marmara, S/2010/218 (A/64/761) Letter, 28 Apr. 2010, from Kuwait. which was carrying international humanitarian Express concerns, on behalf of the member States of the assistance to the Gaza Strip, Palestine; and states that Arab Group, regarding the new Israeli military order the Government of Indonesia will work closely with the which allegedly threatens the deportation of Palestinians international community to ensure that Israel is held from the West Bank and East Jerusalem. accountable for its action in accordance with S/2010/226 (A/64/769) Identical letters, 30 Apr. 2010, international law. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2010/274 (A/64/799) Identical letters, 31 May 2010, the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter of from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Israel dated 19 Apr. 2010 (S/2010/195) and transmits the President of the Security Council. Condemns the response of the Lebanese Government refuting alleged military activities allegedly carried out by Israel in accusation contained in the Israeli letter; requests international waters in the Mediterranean Sea against Security Council, the international community and the the convoy of civilian ships that was carrying hundreds UN Interim Force in Lebanon to bring pressure on Israel of peace activists from around the world and headed to to comply with relevant resolutions. the besieged Gaza Strip to deliver humanitarian aid and essential supplies to the Palestinian people. S/2010/280 (A/64/802) Letter, 2 June 2010, from Cuba. Transmits statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs concerning the attack perpetrated by Israel against the humanitarian aid flotilla to Gaza.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2010/287 (A/64/804) Letter, 4 June 2010, from the S/2010/331 (A/64/842) Letter, 22 June 2010, from Egypt, Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and the Syrian Arab of the Organization of the Islamic Conference Group in Republic to the Secretary-General, President of the New York, statement dated 3 June 2010 on the alleged General Assembly and the President of the Security military attack by Israel against a civilian convoy of Council. Requests, as Chairs of the Coordinating Bureau humanitarian aid destined for the Gaza. of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM CoB), the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) Group, S/2010/290 (A/ES-10/490) Identical letters, 7 June 2010, and the Arab Group in New York, in a follow-up to the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and presidential statement adopted by the UN Security the President of the Security Council. Refers to the Council on 1 June 2010 (S/PRST/2010/9) and the previous 368 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000- resolution adopted by the Human Rights Council on 2 5 May 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied June 2010 (A/HRC/RES/14/1), lifting of alleged Israeli Palestinian Territory and reports allegations of military blockade imposed on the Palestinian people in the Gaza activity by Israel in the Gaza Strip and armed incidents Strip and conducting international investigation for the by Israeli settlers in the West Bank city of Al-Khalil military attack against maritime humanitarian convoy (Hebron); calls upon the Security Council to take urgent sailing to Gaza on 31 May 2010. measures to redress the situation. S/2010/332 (A/ES-10/493) Identical letters, 22 June S/2010/316 Letter, 11 June 2010, from Palestine. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent General and the President of the Security Council. Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the Transmits statement of the Council of Ministers of the meeting of the Security Council to be held on Palestinian National Authority on the situation in the Wednesday, 16 June 2010, in connection with the item Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, entitled "Children and armed conflict". that was issued at the Council's 53rd meeting on 21 S/2010/317 (A/ES-10/491) Identical letters, 16 June June 2010. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- S/2010/334 (A/64/839) Identical letters, 22 June 2010, General and the President of the Security Council. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Refers to the previous 369 letters from Palestine dated the President of the Security Council. Transmits 29 Sept. 2000-7 June 2010 regarding the situation in the Lebanon's response to the allegations contained in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports that on 15 Israeli letter regarding Lebanese vessels that have been June 2010, the Israeli authorities approved the Israeli attempting to deliver humanitarian assistance to the Government's plan, of 10 Mar. 2010, for construction of Gaza Strip. another 1,600 settlement units in "Ramat Shlomo" in Occupied East Jerusalem; also reports on alleged S/2010/340 (A/64/846) Letter, 21 June 2010, from activities of Israeli forces and the Israeli settlers against Malaysia. Transmits letter dated 17 June 2010 from the Palestinian civilians and their properties. Prime Minister of Malaysia; concerns the recent unprovoked attack by the Israeli Defense Forces on S/2010/321 Identical letters, 18 June 2010, from Israel vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, enclosing addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of document entitled "Motion in the Parliament of Malaysia the Security Council. Reports that Lebanese ships, condemning the Israeli attack on the Freedom Flotilla intended to give humanitarian assistance to the Gaza carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza". Strip, allegedly breaches the naval blockade in the area. S/2010/356 (A/ES-10/495) Identical letters, 2 July 2010, S/2010/323 Letter, 18 June 2010, from Malaysia. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Transmits letter from the Prime Minister of Malaysia the President of the Security Council. Refers to the addressed to the President of the Security Council previous 370 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000- regarding an alleged attack by the Israeli Defence 16 June 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Forces on vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza. Palestinian Territory and reports alleged home S/2010/329 (A/64/840) Letter, 18 June 2010, from the demolitions, identification revocation and activities Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair carried out by Israel in the occupied territories and the of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) Gaza Strip. Group in New York, final communiqué adopted at the S/2010/364 Identical letters, 7 July 2010, from the Syrian OIC Expanded Extraordinary Executive Committee Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and Meeting at the level of foreign minister on the Israeli the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter aggression against the freedom flotilla shipping presenting the position of the Syrian Arab Republic on humanitarian aid to Gaza, held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the 13th report of the Secretary-General on the on 6 June 2010. implementation of Security Council resolution 1701(2006) on cessation of hostilities in Lebanon.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2010/379 (A/ES-10/497) Identical letters, 13 July 2010, S/2010/455 (A/64/905) Letter, 26 Aug. 2010, from from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Tajikistan. Draws attention, in the capacity as Chair of the President of the Security Council. Refers to the the Organization of the Islamic Conference Group in previous 371 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000- New York, to the alleged destruction by Israel, of the 2 July 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied historic Muslim Ma'man Allah (Mamilla) Cemetery in Palestinian Territory and reports the continuation by Jerusalem. Israel, the occupying Power, of its illegal colonization S/2010/459 Identical letters, 1 Sept. 2010, from Israel campaign in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of particularly its ongoing illegal attempts to change the the Security Council. Reports an armed incident reality on the ground in Occupied East Jerusalem allegedly committed by Hamas on 31 Aug. 2010 near the through the expansion of settlements, home demolitions, community of Kiryat Arba, which resulted in the deaths of evictions and the displacement of more of the city's 4 civilian passengers; welcomes Secretary-General's indigenous Palestinian residents. condemnation of this attack and calls upon the S/2010/391 Letter, 20 July 2010, from Palestine. international community to denounce these murders. Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent S/2010/477 Identical letters, 14 Sept. 2010, from Israel Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of meeting of the Security Council to be held on the Security Council. Reports alleged rocket attacks on Wednesday, 21 July 2010, on the situation in the Middle 13 Sept. 2010 from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip East, including the Palestinian question. against Israel and states that Israel reserves its right of S/2010/411 Identical letters, 30 July 2010, from Israel self-defence. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2010/483 Identical letters, 16 Sept. 2010, from Israel the Security Council. Reports alleged rocket and mortar addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of attacks carried out from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip the Security Council. Reports an alleged launch of 14 against Israel and states that Israel reserves its right of rockets and mortars from the Gaza Strip and the firing of self-defence. propelled grenades along the border between Israel and S/2010/414 Letter, 2 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- the Gaza Strip allegedly committed by Hamas since 13 General. Informs that the Secretary-General, after Sept. 2010. intensive consultations with the leaders of Turkey and S/2010/489 (A/ES-10/501) Identical letters, 17 Sept. Israel, decided to establish a Panel of Inquiry on the 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- flotilla incident that occurred on 31 May 2010. General and the President of the Security Council. S/2010/440 Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2010, from Israel Refers to previous 373 letters from Palestine dated 29 addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Sept. 2000-20 Aug. 2010 regarding the situation in the the Security Council. Calls upon Lebanon and the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports alleged tank international community to prevent their ships from fire on 12 Sept. 2010 by Israel against Palestinian violating the naval blockade of the Gaza Strip. civilians in the northern Gaza Strip of Beit Hanoun; reports also alleged raid on 17 Sept. 2010 of the Noor S/2010/441 (A/ES-10/499) Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2010, Al-Shams refugee camp in Tulkarem in the northern from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and West Bank resulting in the arrest and killing of the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Palestinian civilians. 372 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-13 July 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian S/2010/505 (A/ES-10/502) Identical letters, 1 Oct. 2010, Territory and reports alleged continued attacks against from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Palestinians and destruction of their property by Israeli the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous settlers. 374 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-17 Sept. 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian S/2010/445 (A/64/902) Identical letters, 23 Aug. 2010, Territory and reports the alleged inauguration of a settler- from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General, the only road in Al-Khalil (Hebron) on 27 Sept. 2010; also President of the General Assembly and the President of reports alleged acts of violence and provocation in the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 9 Apr. 2010 settlements across the Occupied Palestinian Territory by from Palestine (A/ES-10/486-S/2010/184) and letter Israeli settlers. dated 20 Apr. 2010 from Kuwait (A/64/751-S/2010/202), and draws attention to the alleged destruction of the S/2010/515 (A/ES-10/503) Identical letters, 8 Oct. 2010, historic Muslim Ma'man Allah (Mamilla) Cemetery in from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Jerusalem by Israel. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 375 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-1 Oct. S/2010/448 (A/64/904) Identical letters, 23 Aug. 2010, 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Territory and reports the alleged raid in the West Bank the President of the Security Council. Transmits city of Al-Khalil (Hebron) on 8 Oct. 2010 by Israel; also Lebanon's response to the allegations contained in the reports alleged acts of violence by Israeli settlers in Beit Israeli letter (S/2010/440) regarding Lebanese vessels Fajjar on 4 Oct. 2010, as well as 2 alleged air strikes and that have been attempting to deliver humanitarian fires in Gaza resulting in the injury of civilians. assistance to the Gaza Strip. - 96 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2010/533 Letter, 15 Oct. 2010, from Palestine. Statements by the President of the Security Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Council Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the S/PRST/2010/9 Statement [made on behalf of the Council to be held on 18 Oct. 2010, regarding the Security Council, at the 6326th meeting, 1 June 2010, in situation in the Middle East, including the Palestine connection with the Council's consideration of the item question. entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including the S/2010/535 (A/ES-10/504) Identical letters, 15 Oct. 2010, Palestinian question"] / by the President of the Security from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Council. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Deeply regrets the loss of life and injuries resulting 376 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-8 Oct. from the use of force during the Israeli military operation in 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian international waters against the convoy sailing to Gaza; Territory and refers to the alleged approval of the condemns those acts which resulted in the loss of at least construction of 240 new settlement units by Israel in 10 civilians and many wounded, and expresses its East Jerusalem; also reports Israeli settlers allegedly set condolences to their families; requests the immediate fire to the village of Fara'ta east of Qalqilya causing release of the ships as well as the civilians held by Israel; damage to Palestinian lands. urges Israel to permit full consular access, to allow the countries concerned to retrieve their deceased and S/2010/578 (A/ES-10/505) Identical letters, 10 Nov. 2010, wounded immediately, and to ensure the delivery of from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and humanitarian assistance from the convoy to its destination; the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous reiterates its grave concern at the humanitarian situation in 377 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-15 Oct. Gaza and stresses the need for sustained and regular flow 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian of goods and people to Gaza as well as unimpeded Territory and concerns the announcement of the alleged provision and distribution of humanitarian assistance construction of another 1,300 new settlement units by throughout Gaza; underscores that the only viable solution Israel in East Jerusalem. to Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an agreement negotiated S/2010/590 Identical letters, 19 Nov. 2010, from Israel between the parties and re-emphasizes that only a two- addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of State solution, with an independent and viable Palestinian the Security Council. Reports launch of rockets and State living side by side in peace and security with Israel mortars fired from the Gaza Strip to Israeli towns and its other neighbours, could bring peace to the region; allegedly committed by Hamas on 18 Nov. 2010. expresses support for the proximity talks and voices concern that this incident took place while the proximity S/2010/612 (A/ES-10/506) Identical letters, 2 Dec. 2010, talks are underway and urges the parties to act with from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and restraint, avoiding any unilateral and provocative actions, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous and all international partners to promote an atmosphere of 378 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-10 Nov. cooperation between the parties and throughout the 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian region. Territory and concerns the announcement of the alleged construction of 625 new settlement units by Israel in Participation by non-Council members (without East Jerusalem. the right to vote) S/2010/623 Identical letters, 9 Dec. 2010, from Israel S/PV.6265 (27 Jan. 2010) Algeria, Argentina, Cuba, addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Egypt, Indonesia, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, the Security Council. Reports an alleged launch of 2 Jordan, Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Norway, Oman, rockets, mortar shells and a missile from the Gaza Strip Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, causing damage to a residence and injuring an Israeli Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, civilian on 8 Dec. 2010. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Viet Nam and Palestine. S/2010/652 Identical letters, 21 Dec. 2010, from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/PV.6298 (14 Apr. 2010) Botswana, Cuba, Egypt, the Security Council. Reports alleged incidents involving Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, the firing of Qassam rockets and mortars into Israeli Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, South territory from the Gaza Strip since 19 Dec. 2010. Africa, Sri Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Palestine. S/2010/673 (A/ES-10/507) Identical letters, 29 Dec. 2010, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/PV.6298(Resumption1) (14 Apr. 2010) Botswana, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Cuba, Egypt, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, 379 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 Dec. Kuwait, Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Norway, 2010 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, Territory and reports alleged activities by Israeli settlers Tunisia, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Palestine. in Jaloud, south-east of Nablus and Yatta village near Al- S/PV.6325 (31 May 2010) Israel and Palestine. Khalil (Hebron).
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRORISM S/PV.6363 (21 July 2010) Bangladesh, Cuba, Egypt, Reports Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Malaysia, S/2010/125 Letter, 5 Mar. 2010, from the Chairman of the Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, Philippines, South Africa, Security Council Committee established pursuant to Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the and Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Taliban and associated individuals and entities. S/PV.6363(Resumption1) (21 July 2010) Ecuador and Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Iceland. Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated S/PV.6404 (18 Oct. 2010) Bangladesh, Plurinational State Individuals and Entities reflecting its position on the of Bolivia, Egypt, Iceland, Indonesia, Islamic Republic of recommendations contained in the 10th report of the Iran, Israel, Jordan, Mauritania, Morocco, Nicaragua, Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sri (S/2009/502). Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Palestine. S/2010/191 Letter, 15 Apr. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits report of the Commission of Inquiry S/PV.6404(Resumption1) (18 Oct. 2010) Costa Rica and into the Facts and Circumstances of the Assassination of Ecuador. the Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mohtarma Discussion in plenary Benazir Bhutto. S/PV.6265 (27 Jan. 2010). S/2010/497 Letter, 28 Sept. 2010, from the Chair of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6265(Resumption1) (27 Jan. 2010). Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the S/PV.6273 (18 Feb. 2010). Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Transmits report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions S/PV.6292 (24 Mar. 2010). Monitoring Team Established pursuant to Security S/PV.6298 (14 Apr. 2010). Council Resolution 1526 (2004), submitted in accordance with para. 30 of resolution 1904 (2009). S/PV.6298(Resumption1) (14 Apr. 2010). S/2010/569 Letter, 2 Nov. 2010, from the Chairman of the S/PV.6315 (18 May 2010). Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6325 (31 May 2010). Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Transmits report of the Counter-Terrorism Committee S/PV.6326 (1 June 2010). Executive Directorate on the activities and achievements At the 6326th meeting, the President made a of the Executive Directorate from 2008 to 2010 and statement, on behalf of the Council members, in recommendations for future activities. connection with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation in the Middle S/2010/616 Letter, 3 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of the East, including the Palestinian question": S/PRST/2010/9. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. S/PV.6340 (15 June 2010). Transmits report of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) S/PV.6363 (21 July 2010). concerning Counter-Terrorism on the work of the S/PV.6363(Resumption1) (21 July 2010). Committee's Executive Directorate. S/PV.6372 (17 Aug. 2010). S/2010/653 Letter, 20 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6388 (17 Sept. 2010). Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the S/PV.6404 (18 Oct. 2010). Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee S/PV.6404(Resumption1) (18 Oct. 2010). Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) S/PV.6430 (23 Nov. 2010). reflecting its position on the recommendations contained in the report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions S/PV.6448 (14 Dec. 2010). Monitoring Team on the outcome of the review of the Consolidated List described in para. 25 of Security Council resolution 1822 (2008) (S/2010/497). S/2010/683 Letter, 30 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Working Group Established pursuant to Resolution 1566 (2004). Transmits report of the Working Group Established pursuant to Security Council resolution 1566 (2004) which contains a summary of the activities of the Working Group in 2010.
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TERRORISM (continued) TERRORISM (continued) S/2010/685 Letter, 31 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of S/2010/341 Letter, 28 June 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Concerns status of the review of the names on the Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) Consolidated List pursuant to resolution 1822 (2008); concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated requests extension of the period of the review for one Individuals and Entities, covering the Committee's more month, until 31 July 2010. activities from 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2010. S/2010/342 Letter, 29 June 2010, from the Chairman of General documents the Security Council Committee established pursuant to S/2010/7 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Refers to General. Reports Secretary-General's intention to extend for 3 months to 31 Mar. 2010 the conclusion of the letter of the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) mandate of the Commission of Inquiry into the facts and concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated circumstances of the assassination of the former Pakistani Prime Minister Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto and individuals and entities dated 28 June 2010 (S/2010/341) concerning the request that the Security that the additional period will be funded by the existing Council extend the deadline of the review described in voluntary contributions made by Member States. paragraph 25 of resolution 1822 (2008) until 31 July S/2010/8 Letter, 6 Jan. 2010, from the President of the 2010; reports that the Council agrees to extend the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 30 Dec. 2009 deadline mentioned above, in accordance with the (S/2010/7) from the Secretary-General concerning the Committee's request. extension of the mandate of the Commission of Inquiry S/2010/348 Letter, 28 June 2010, from the Chair of the into the facts and circumstances of the assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Mohtarma Benazir Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Bhutto for another 3 months and reports that members Transmits letter dated 14 Aug. 2007 from the Permanent of the Security Council take note of the information contained therein. Representative of Palau to the UN addressed to the Chair of the Counter-Terrorism Committee transmitting S/2010/65 Letter, 2 Feb. 2010, from the United Kingdom. Palau's initial report on Security Council resolution 1624 Transmits statement by the Chairman of the High-level (2005) concerning counter-terrorism. meeting on Yemen held in London on 27 Jan. 2010, and S/2010/366 Letter, 12 July 2010, from the Chairman of the communiqué from the Afghanistan Conference held in London on 28 Jan. 2010. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. S/2010/68 Letter, 3 Feb. 2010, from the Chairman of the Transmits the work programmes of the Counter- Security Council Committee established pursuant to Terrorism Committee and its Executive Directorate for resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. the period from 1 July to 31 Dec 2010. Transmits report from Panama, submitted to the S/2010/462 Letter, 1 Sept. 2010, from Turkey. Transmits Counter-Terrorism Committee pursuant to Security concept note regarding the briefing on counter-terrorism, Council resolution 1624 (2005) concerning counter- which will be held in the Security Council on 27 Sept. terrorism. 2010. S/2010/89 Letter, 17 Feb. 2010, from the Chairman of the S/2010/545 Letter, 14 Oct. 2010, from the Chair of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Transmits the work programmes of the Counter- Transmits report from Oman submitted pursuant to Terrorism Committee and its Executive Directorate for the period from 1 Jan. to 30 June 2010. Security Council resolution 1624 (2005). S/2010/553 (A/65/540) Letter, 21 Oct. 2010, from China S/2010/139 Letter, 16 Mar. 2010, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to and the Russian Federation. Transmits joint statement on the comprehensive deepening of the Chinese- resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. Russian Federation partnership and strategic Transmits report from the Government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on implementation of the cooperation, which was signed by the Presidents of China and the Russian Federation in Beijing on 27 Sept. provisions of Security Council resolution 1624 (2005). 2010. S/2010/328 Letter, 15 June 2010, from the Chairman of S/2010/572 Letter, 22 Oct. 2010, from the Chairman of the the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Security Council Committee Established pursuant to resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. Transmits annual national report of the Kyrgyz Republic Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Transmits report prepared by Uruguay pursuant to on the implementation of Security Council resolution Security Council resolution 1624 (2005). 1624 (2005).
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TERRORISM (continued) TERRORISM (continued) S/2010/634 (A/65/622) Identical letters, 10 Dec. 2010, Statements by the President of the Security from the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to the Council Secretary-General, the President of the General S/PRST/2010/19 Statement [made on behalf of the Assembly and the President of the Security Council. Security Council, at the 6390th meeting, 27 Sept. 2010, Reports alleged 2 separate terrorist attacks that targeted in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Iranian physicists in Tehran, on 29 Nov. 2010. entitled "Threats to international peace and security S/2010/664 Letter, 20 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- caused by terrorists acts"] / by the President of the General. Refers to the Counter-Terrorism Committee Security Council. Executive Directorate established pursuant to Security Condemns terrorism in all its forms and Council resolution 1535 (2004) and whose operation manifestations, reaffirms that any terrorist acts are criminal was extended for the period ending 31 Dec. 2013 by the and unjustifiable regardless of their motivations, whenever Council in its resolution 1963 (2010) and reports the and by whomsoever committed, and reaffirms that Secretary-General's intention to extend the appointment terrorism cannot and should not be associated with any of Mike Smith (Australia) as Executive Director of the religion, nationality or ethnic group; renews its call upon all Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate Member States to become party, as a matter of urgency, to through 31 Dec. 2011. the relevant international conventions and protocols, whether or not they are a party to regional conventions on S/2010/665 Letter, 23 Dec. 2010, from the President of the matter, and to fully implement their obligations under the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter those to which they are a party; reiterates its call upon dated 20 Dec. 2010 (S/2010/664) and states that Member States to enhance their cooperation and solidarity, members of the Council have taken note of the intention particularly through bilateral and multilateral arrangements to extend the appointment of Mike Smith as Executive and agreements to prevent and suppress terrorist attacks; Director of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive reiterates the obligation of Member States to refrain from Directorate until 31 Dec. 2011. providing any form of support, active or passive, to entities S/2010/686 Letter, 31 Dec. 2010, from the Chairman of or persons involved in or associated with terrorist acts. the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Participation by non-Council members (without Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the the right to vote) Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Refers to para. 42 of Security Council resolution 1904 (2009) S/PV.6310 (11 May 2010) Argentina, Colombia, Cuba, and informs that, as at 31 Dec. 2010, 21 of 23 issues India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Morocco, New have been resolved, while 2 issues remain pending Zealand, Norway, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia and before the Committee and are subject to the new Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. provisions on pending issues included in the guidelines pursuant to para. 41 of resolution 1904 (2009). S/PV.6424 (15 Nov. 2010) Afghanistan, Cuba, India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Morocco, Norway, S/2010/695 Letter, 3 Dec. 2010, from the Chair of the Pakistan, Philippines, Spain, Sri Lanka, Syrian Arab Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Republic and Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Discussion in plenary Transmits report from the Federated States of Micronesia submitted pursuant to Security Council S/PV.6310 (11 May 2010). resolution 1624 (2005). S/PV.6390 (27 Sept. 2010). Draft resolutions At the 6390th meeting, the President made a S/2010/645 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate statement, on behalf of the Council members, in of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive connection with prior consultations among Council Directorate (CTED) as special political mission under the members on the item entitled "Threats to international policy guidance of Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC)] peace and security caused by terrorists acts": / France, Japan, Nigeria, Turkey, United Kingdom of S/PRST/2010/19. Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of S/PV.6424 (15 Nov. 2010). America. S/PV.6457 (20 Dec. 2010). S/PV.6459 (20 Dec. 2010). At the 6459th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/645 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1963 (2010).
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TERRORISM (continued) TIMOR-LESTE SIT UATION (continued) Resolutions S/PV.6405 (19 Oct. 2010) Australia, Malaysia, New S/RES/1963(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the Zealand, Philippines, Portugal, South Africa and Timor- Leste. Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) as special political mission under the policy Discussion in plenary guidance of Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC)]. S/PV.6275 (22 Feb. 2010). Decides that the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) will continue to operate as a S/PV.6276 (23 Feb. 2010). special political mission under the policy guidance of the Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC) for the period ending S/PV.6278 (26 Feb. 2010). 31 Dec. 2013 and further decides to conduct an interim At the 6278th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/95 review by 30 June 2012; directs CTED to produce an was adopted unanimously: resolution 1912 (2010). updated Global Implementation Survey of resolution 1373 S/PV.6332 (4 June 2010). (2001) by 30 June 2011; directs CTED to produce a Global Implementation Survey of resolution 1624 (2005) by 31 S/PV.6405 (19 Oct. 2010). Dec. 2011. (Adopted unanimously, 6459th meeting, 20 Resolutions Dec. 2010) S/RES/1912(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)]. Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Integrated Reports Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) until 26 Feb. 2011 at the S/2010/85 Report of the Secretary-General on the United current authorized levels; requests UNMIT to extend the Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the period necessary support, within its current mandate, for from 24 September 2009 to 20 January 2010). municipal elections, if requested by the Government of Issued: 12 Feb. 2010. Timor-Leste, and encourages the international community to assist in this process; and requests UNMIT to continue S/2010/522 Report of the Secretary-General on the to ensure, through the presence of UNMIT police United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the component and the provision of support to the Policía period from 21 January to 20 September 2010). Nacional de Timor-Leste (PNTL), the maintenance of Issued: 13 Oct. 2010. public security in Timor-Leste, which includes interim law General documents enforcement and public security until the PNTL is fully reconstituted, and, working with partners, to intensify its S/2010/254 Letter, 26 May 2010, from the Secretary- efforts to assist with further training, mentoring, institutional General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1912 development and strengthening of the PNTL with a view to (2010) on the situation in Timor-Leste and reports that enhancing its effectiveness, including with respect to the current concept of operations of the police community policing, and to address the special needs of component has been carefully reviewed by the UN women, and recognizes the importance of ensuring that Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the UN UNMIT personnel have the appropriate profile and Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) and is specialized skill sets for these tasks, and the potential perceived as meeting the requirements of the mandate need for civilian experts for the above purpose. (Adopted of the Mission; also reports that in close consultation unanimously, 6278th meeting, 26 Feb. 2010) with UNMIT, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations will continue to review, on a regular basis, UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK the concept of operations for the UNMIT military liaison group and the UNMIT police. General documents Draft resolutions S/2010/107 Letter, 26 Feb. 2010, from China. Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security Council S/2010/95 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate during the presidency of China for the month of Jan. of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)] / 2010. Australia, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, China, France, Gabon, Japan, Lebanon, Malaysia, S/2010/165 Letter, 1 Apr. 2010, from Japan. Transmits Mexico, New Zealand, Nigeria, Philippines, Portugal, concept paper for the Security Council debate on the Russian Federation, South Africa, Turkey, Uganda, implementation of the measures set out in the note by United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland the President of the Security Council (S/2006/507), to be and United States of America. held on 29 Apr. 2010. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2010/177 Letter, 8 Apr. 2010, from Finland. Transmits the right to vote) report, compiled in accordance with the Chatham House Rules under the sole responsibility of the Permanent S/PV.6276 (23 Feb. 2010) Australia, Ireland, Malaysia, Mission of Finland, of the 7th Annual Workshop for New Zealand, Portugal, South Africa and Timor-Leste. Newly Elected and Present Security Council Members, S/PV.6278 (26 Feb. 2010) Timor-Leste. held 19-20 Nov. 2009, at the Arrowwood Conference Center, Rye Brook, New York.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK (continued) (continued) S/2010/189 (A/64/748) Identical letters, 15 Apr. 2010, S/2010/668 Letter, 9 Dec. 2010, from Uganda. Transmits from Egypt addressed to the President of the General the assessment of the work of the Security Council Assembly and the President of the Security Council. during the presidency of Uganda for the month of Oct. Conveys, in his capacity as Chair of the Coordinating 2010. Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, Non-Aligned S/2010/691 Letter, 17 Dec. 2010, from the United Movement's position concerning the working methods of Kingdom. Transmits the assessment of the work of the the Security Council as stipulated in the relevant paras. Security Council during the presidency of the United of the Final Document (A/63/965-S/2009/514), adopted Kingdom for the month of Nov. 2010. by the 15th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Participation by non-Council members (without in July 2009. the right to vote) S/2010/275 Letter, 1 June 2010, from Japan. Transmits S/PV.6300 (22 Apr. 2010) Argentina, Australia, Belgium, the assessment of the work of the Security Council Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Czech Republic, during the presidency of Japan for the month of Apr. Ecuador, Egypt, Finland, Germany, India, Islamic 2010. Republic of Iran, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Liechtenstein, S/2010/286 Letter, 1 June 2010, from France. Transmits Malaysia, Malta, Namibia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Peru, the assessment of the work of the Security Council Philippines, Portugal, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Sierra Leone, Singapore, during the presidency of France for the month of Feb. 2010. Slovakia, Slovenia, South A frica, Switzerland, Ukraine, Uruguay and Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. S/2010/315 Letter, 19 July 2010, from the United States. Discussion in plenary Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of the United States for S/PV.6300 (22 Apr. 2010). the month of Sept. 2009. S/PV.6300(Resumption1) (22 Apr. 2010). S/2010/387 Letter, 15 July 2010, from Burkina Faso. S/PV.6457 (20 Dec. 2010). Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of Burkina Faso for the UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2009-2010) month of Dec. 2009. Reports S/2010/396 Letter dated 15 July 2010 from Lebanon. Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security S/2010/626 Note [transmitting report of the Board of Council during the presidency of Lebanon for the month Auditors on the financial statements of the UN of May 2010. Compensation Commission for the biennium ended 31 Dec. 2009]. S/2010/399 Letter, 20 July 2010, from Gabon. Transmits Issued: 6 Dec. 2010. the assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of Gabon for the month of Mar. General documents 2010. S/2010/107 Letter, 26 Feb. 2010, from China. Transmits S/2010/438 Letter, 17 Sept. 2010, from Mexico. Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security Council the assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of China for the month of Jan. during the presidency of Mexico for the month of June 2010. 2010. S/2010/275 Letter, 1 June 2010, from Japan. Transmits S/2010/439 Letter, 15 Sept. 2010, from Nigeria. Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security Council the assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of Japan for the month of Apr. during the presidency of Nigeria for the month of July 2010. 2010. S/2010/286 Letter, 1 June 2010, from France. Transmits S/2010/501 Letter, 27 Sept. 2010, from the Russian the assessment of the work of the Security Council Federation. Transmits the assessment of the work of the during the presidency of France for the month of Feb. Security Council during the presidency of the Russian 2010. Federation for the month of Aug. 2010. S/2010/315 Letter, 19 July 2010, from the United States. S/2010/507 Note [on summary statement of recent Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security practices and newly agreed measures serving as Council during the presidency of the United States for guidance for the work of the Security Council]. the month of Sept. 2009. S/2010/546 Letter, 18 Oct. 2010, from Turkey. Transmits S/2010/387 Letter, 15 July 2010, from Burkina Faso. the assessment of the work of the Security Council Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security during the presidency of Turkey for the month of Sept. Council during the presidency of Burkina Faso for the 2010. month of Dec. 2009.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2009-2010) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–SANCTIONS (continued) COMMITTEES–OFFICERS (continued) S/2010/396 Letter dated 15 July 2010 from Lebanon. S/2010/2/Rev.2 Note [on election of the Chairmen of Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security subsidiary bodies of the Security Council for the period Council during the presidency of Lebanon for the month ending 31 Dec. 2010]. of May 2010. Originally issued on 30 Aug. 2010. Due to technical reasons, the document is therefore replaced with this S/2010/399 Letter, 20 July 2010, from Gabon. Transmits current edition with same document symbol. the assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of Gabon for the month of Mar. UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–RESOLUTIONS 2010. AND DECISIONS S/2010/438 Letter, 17 Sept. 2010, from Mexico. Transmits General documents the assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of Mexico for the month of June S/INF/65 (SCOR, [64th-65th year]) Resolutions and 2010. decisions of the Security Council, 1 August 2009-31 July 2010. S/2010/439 Letter, 15 Sept. 2010, from Nigeria. Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security Council UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–AGENDA during the presidency of Nigeria for the month of July 2010. General documents S/2010/501 Letter, 27 Sept. 2010, from the Russian S/2010/10 Summary statement on matters of which the Federation. Transmits the assessment of the work of the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in Security Council during the presidency of the Russian their consideration / by the Secretary-General. Federation for the month of Aug. 2010. S/2010/10/Add.1 Summary statement on matters of which S/2010/546 Letter, 18 Oct. 2010, from Turkey. Transmits the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached the assessment of the work of the Security Council in their consideration as at 9 Jan. 2010 / by the during the presidency of Turkey for the month of Sept. Secretary-General. 2010. S/2010/10/Add.2 Summary statement on matters of which S/2010/552 Note [on adoption of the draft report from the the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached Security Council to the General Assembly covering the in their consideration as at 16 Jan. 2010 / by the period 1 Aug. 2009-31 July 2010]. Secretary-General. S/2010/668 Letter, 9 Dec. 2010, from Uganda. Transmits S/2010/10/Add.3 Summary statement on matters of which the assessment of the work of the Security Council the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached during the presidency of Uganda for the month of Oct. in their consideration as at 23 Jan. 2010 / by the 2010. Secretary-General. S/2010/691 Letter, 17 Dec. 2010, from the United S/2010/10/Add.4 Summary statement on matters of which Kingdom. Transmits the assessment of the work of the the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached Security Council during the presidency of the United in their consideration as at 31 Jan. 2010 / by the Kingdom for the month of Nov. 2010. Secretary-General. Discussion in plenary S/2010/10/Add.5 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached S/PV.6413 (28 Oct. 2010). in their consideration as at 6 Feb. 2010 / by the At the 6413th meeting, the draft report of the Secretary-General. Security Council to the General Assembly for the period 1 Aug. 2009-31 July 2010 was adopted without vote. S/2010/10/Add.6 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–SANCTIONS in their consideration as at 13 Feb. 2010 / by the COMMITTEES–OFFICERS Secretary-General. General documents S/2010/10/Add.7 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached S/2010/2 Note [on election of the Chairmen and Vice- in their consideration as at 20 Feb. 2010 / by the Chairmen of subsidiary bodies of the Security Council for Secretary-General. the period ending 31 Dec. 2010]. S/2010/10/Add.8 Summary statement on matters of which S/2010/2/Rev.1 Note [on election of the Chairmen and the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached Vice-Chairmen of subsidiary bodies of the Security in their consideration as at 27 Feb. 2010 / by the Council for the period ending 31 Dec. 2010]. Secretary-General. S/2010/2/Rev.1/Add.1 Note [on election of the Chairmen of subsidiary bodies of the Security Council for the period ending 31 Dec. 2010].
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–AGENDA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–AGENDA (continued) (continued) S/2010/10/Add.9 Summary statement on matters of which S/2010/10/Add.22 Summary statement on matters of the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached which the Security Council is seized and on the stage in their consideration as at 6 Mar. 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 5 June 2010 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2010/10/Add.10 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.23 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 13 Mar. 2010 / by reached in their consideration as at 12 June 2010 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2010/10/Add.11 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.24 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 20 Mar. 2010 / by reached in their consideration as at 19 June 2010 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2010/10/Add.12 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.25 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 27 Mar. 2010 / by reached in their consideration as at 26 June 2010 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2010/10/Add.13 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.26 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 3 Apr. 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 3 July 2010 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2010/10/Add.14 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.27 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 10 Apr. 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 10 July 2010 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2010/10/Add.15 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.28 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 17 Apr. 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 17 July 2010 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2010/10/Add.16 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.29 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 24 Apr. 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 24 July 2010 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2010/10/Add.17 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.30 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 1 May 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 31 July 2010 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2010/10/Add.18 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.31 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 8 May 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 7 Aug. 2010 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2010/10/Add.19 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.32 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 15 May 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 14 Aug. 2010 / by Secretary-General. the Secretary -General. S/2010/10/Add.20 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.33 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 22 May 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 21 Aug. 2010 / by Secretary-General. the Secretary -General. S/2010/10/Add.21 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.34 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 29 May 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 28 Aug. 2010 / by Secretary-General. the Secretary -General.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–AGENDA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–AGENDA (continued) (continued) S/2010/10/Add.35 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.48 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 4 Sept. 2010 / by the reached in their consideration as at 4 Dec. 2010 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2010/10/Add.36 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.49 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 11 Sept. 2010 / by reached in their consideration as at 11 Dec. 2010 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2010/10/Add.37 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.50 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 18 Sept. 2010 / by reached in their consideration as at 18 Dec. 2010 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2010/10/Add.38 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/10/Add.51 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 25 Sept. 2010 / by reached in their consideration as at 25 Dec. 2010 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2010/10/Add.39 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/12 Identical letters, 2 Jan. 2010, from Pakistan which the Security Council is seized and on the stage addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of reached in their consideration as at 2 Oct. 2010 / by the the Security Council. Requests that the items on the Secretary-General. India-Pakistan question, the Hyderabad question, and the situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent be S/2010/10/Add.40 Summary statement on matters of retained on the list of matters of which the Security which the Security Council is seized and on the stage Council is seized. reached in their consideration as at 9 Oct. 2010 / by the Secretary-General. S/2010/18 Letter, 4 Jan. 2010, from the United Arab Emirates. Requests that the item entitled "Letter dated 3 S/2010/10/Add.41 Summary statement on matters of December 1971 from the Permanent Representatives of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage Algeria, Iraq, the Libyan Arab Republic and the People's reached in their consideration as at 16 Oct. 2010 / by the Democratic Republic of Yemen to the United Nations Secretary-General. addressed to the President of the Security Council S/2010/10/Add.42 Summary statement on matters of (S/10409)" relating to the question of the Greater Tunb, which the Security Council is seized and on the stage the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa Islands be retained on reached in their consideration as at 23 Oct. 2010 / by the the list of matters of which the Security Council is seized Secretary-General. for the year 2010. S/2010/10/Add.43 Summary statement on matters of S/2010/40 Letter, 20 Jan. 2010, from Cuba. Requests that which the Security Council is seized and on the stage the items brought to the Council's attention by Cuba in reached in their consideration as at 30 Oct. 2010 / by the documents S/4378, S/4605, S/10993 and S/21120 Secretary-General. remain on the list of matters of which the Security Council is seized. S/2010/10/Add.44 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage S/2010/73 Letter, 5 Feb. 2010, from the Sudan. Refers to reached in their consideration as at 6 Nov. 2010 / by the summary statement by the Secretary-General Secretary-General. (S/2010/10) and requests that item 59 in para. 3 of the summary statement be retained on the list of matters of S/2010/10/Add.45 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized. which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 13 Nov. 2010 / by S/2010/75 Letter, 1 Feb. 2010, from the Syrian Arab the Secretary -General. Republic. Refers to document (S/2010/10) and requests that items 56, 65, 66, 67, 68, 71, 72 and 80 listed in S/2010/10/Add.46 Summary statement on matters of para. 3 of the document be retained on the list of matters which the Security Council is seized and on the stage of which the Security Council is seized. reached in their consideration as at 20 Nov. 2010 / by the Secretary -General. S/2010/90 Letter, 16 Feb. 2010, from Austria addressed to the President of the Security Council. Refers to summary S/2010/10/Add.47 Summary statement on matters of statement by the Secretary-General (S/2010/10) and which the Security Council is seized and on the stage requests that items 77, 78 and 83 in para. 3 of the reached in their consideration as at 27 Nov. 2010 / by summary statement be retained on the list of matters of the Secretary -General. which the Security Council is seized.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–AGENDA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)– (continued) REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (continued) S/2010/101 Letter, 25 Feb. 2010, from Kuwait. Refers to S/2010/231 Report of the Secretary-General concerning summary statement by the Secretary-General the credentials of the alternate representative of the (S/2010/10) and requests that the item "The situation United States of America on the Security Council. between Iraq and Kuwait" [item 75 in para. 3 of the Issued: 1 Apr. 2010. summary statement] be retained on the list of matters of S/2010/241 Report of the Secretary-General concerning which the Security Council is seized. the credentials of the alternate representative of the S/2010/109 Letter, 26 Feb. 2010, from Nigeria. Refers to Russian Federation on the Security Council. summary statement by the Secretary-General Issued: 11 May 2010. (S/2010/10) and requests that item 79 in para. 3 of the S/2010/242 Report of the Secretary-General concerning summary statement be retained on the list of matters of the credentials of the alternate representative of the which the Security Council is seized. Russian Federation on the Security Council. S/2010/110 Letter, 26 Feb. 2010, from Uganda. Refers to Issued: 4 May 2010. summary statement by the Secretary-General S/2010/276 Report of the Secretary-General concerning (S/2010/10) and requests that item 82 in para. 3 of the the credentials of the alternate representative of China summary statement be retained on the list of matters of on the Security Council. which the Security Council is seized. Issued: 28 May 2010. S/2010/266 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Turkey. Requests S/2010/313 Report of the Secretary-General concerning an emergency meeting of the Security Council, to be the credentials of the deputy representative of China on convened on 31 May 2010, under rule 2 of the the Security Council. provisional rules of procedure, to discuss the alleged Issued: 25 May 2010. military intervention by Israel, in international waters, of a multinational convoy of ships carrying humanitarian S/2010/354 Report of the Secretary-General concerning assistance to the people of Gaza. the credentials of the alternate representative of Uganda on the Security Council. S/2010/267 Letter, 31 May 2010, from Lebanon. Requests Issued: 29 June 2010. an immediate meeting of the Security Council, under rule 2 of the provisional rules of procedure, to be convened S/2010/374 Report of the Secretary-General concerning at noon on 31 May 2010, under the agenda item entitled the credentials of the alternate representative of Japan "The situation in the Middle East, including the on the Security Council. Palestinian question" to discuss the alleged military Issued: 6 July 2010. activity by Israel against the multinational convoy of ships carrying humanitarian supplies to Gaza. S/2010/380 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the alternate representative of Bosnia UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)– and Herzegovina on the Security Council. REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS Issued: 7 July 2010. Reports S/2010/383 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the alternate representative of the S/2010/30 Report of the Secretary-General concerning United States of America on the Security Council. the credentials of the alternate representative of China Issued: 17 June 2010. on the Security Council. S/2010/423 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Issued: 18 Mar. 2010. the credentials of the deputy representative of the United S/2010/64 Report of the Secretary-General concerning States of America on the Security Council. the credentials of the alternate representative of the Issued: 8 July 2010. Russian Federation on the Security Council. Issued: 20 Jan. 2010. S/2010/428 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the alternate representatives of the S/2010/126 Report of the Secretary-General concerning United States of America on the Security Council. the credentials of the representative of China on the Issued: 28 June 2010. Security Council. S/2010/435 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Issued: 4 Mar. 2010. the credentials of the alternate representatives of the S/2010/223 Report of the Secretary-General concerning United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on the credentials of the alternate representative of China the Security Council. on the Security Council. Issued: 12 Aug. 2010. Issued: 29 Apr. 2010. S/2010/449 Report of the Secretary-General concerning S/2010/224 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the alternate representatives of China the credentials of the alternate representative of China on the Security Council. on the Security Council. Issued: 10 Aug. 2010. Issued: 29 Apr. 2010.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2012)– UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)– REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (continued) Reports S/2010/450 Report of the Secretary-General concerning S/2010/669 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the representative and alternate representatives of Japan on the Security Council. the credentials of the representatives and deputies and Issued: 24 Aug. 2010. alternate representatives of the members of the Security Council elected for the period 2011-2012. S/2010/480 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Issued: 23 Dec. 2010. the credentials of the alternate representative of the Russian Federation on the Security Council. UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Issued: 30 Aug. 2010. Reports S/2010/481 Report of the Secretary-General concerning S/2010/76 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to the credentials of the deputy representative of France on paragraph 6 of resolution 1883 (2009). the Security Council. Issued: 8 Feb. 2010. Issued: 7 Sept. 2010. S/2010/240 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to S/2010/517 Report of the Secretary-General concerning paragraph 6 of resolution 1883 (2009). the credentials of the deputy representative of Japan on Issued: 14 May 2010. the Security Council. Issued: 11 Oct. 2010. S/2010/406 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1883 (2009). S/2010/551 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Issued: 29 July 2010. the credentials of the representatives of Mexico on the Security Council to the 6411th meeting, on 26 October S/2010/606 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to 2010. paragraph 6 of resolution 1936 (2010). Issued: 25 Oct. 2010. Issued: 26 Nov. 2010. S/2010/647 Report of the Secretary-General concerning General documents the credentials of the alternate representative of the S/2010/404 Note verbale, 28 July 2010, from Iraq. Russian Federation on the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 28 July 2010 from the Minister for Issued: 6 Dec. 2010. Foreign Affairs requesting the renewal of the mandate of S/2010/669 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) for a further the credentials of the representatives and deputies and period of 12 months. alternate representatives of the members of the Security S/2010/666 Letter, 21 Dec. 2010, from the Secretary- Council elected for the period 2011-2012. General. Refers to the letters between the Secretary- Issued: 23 Dec. 2010. General and the President of the Security Council, dated S/2010/670 Report of the Secretary-General concerning 21 Sept. 2004 (S/2004/764) and 1 Oct. 2004 the credentials of the alternate representative of Bosnia (S/2004/765) concerning security arrangements for the and Herzegovina on the Security Council. UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and reports the Issued: 13 Dec. 2010. Secretary-General's intention to implement several adjustments to the integrated UN security structure in its S/2010/671 Report of the Secretary-General concerning original configuration from 2004. the credentials of the alternate representative of Mexico on the Security Council. S/2010/667 Letter, 23 Dec. 2010, from the President of Issued: 14 Dec. 2010. the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 21 Dec. 2010 (S/2010/666) concerning the UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2010)–RESOLUTIONS establishment of an integrated UN security structure for AND DECISIONS the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq and reports that the Security Council welcomes the proposed arrangements General documents set out in the letter and urges Member States to respond S/INF/65 (SCOR, [64th-65th year]) Resolutions and with contributions. decisions of the Security Council, 1 August 2009-31 July Draft resolutions 2010. S/2010/407 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2011)– of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)] / Japan, REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS Turkey, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. Reports S/2010/669 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the representatives and deputies and alternate representatives of the members of the Security Council elected for the period 2011-2012. Issued: 23 Dec. 2010.
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UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ (continued) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6368 (4 Aug. 2010). Council S/PV.6369 (5 Aug. 2010). S/PRST/2010/27 Statement [made on behalf of the At the 6369th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/407 Security Council, at the 6450th meeting, 15 Dec. 2010, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1936 (2010). in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.6450 (15 Dec. 2010). entitled "The situation concerning Iraq"] / by the At the 6450th meeting, the President made a President of the Security Council. statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Welcomes the positive developments in Iraq and connection with prior consultations among Council recognizes that the situation now existing in Iraq is members on the item entitled "The situation concerning significantly different from that which existed at the time of Iraq": S/PRST/2010/27. the adoption of resolution 661 (1990); consistent with resolution 1859 (2008), also welcomes the important Resolutions progress Iraq has made in regaining the international S/RES/1936(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN standing it held prior to the adoption of resolution 661 Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)]. (1990); in recognition of Iraq's progress in supporting the Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Assistance international non-proliferation regime and complying with Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) until 31 July 2011; decides disarmament treaties and other relevant international further that the Special Representative of the Secretary- instruments, its commitment to taking additional steps in General and UNAMI shall continue to pursue their this regard, and its provisional application of the Additional mandate as stipulated in resolution 1883 (2009); Protocol to the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement expresses its intention to review the mandate of UNAMI in with the IAEA, pending its ratification, the Security Council 12 months or sooner, if requested by the Government of has adopted resolution 1957 (2010) which lifts the Iraq; requests the Secretary -General to report to the restrictions imposed by resolutions 687 and 707 relating to Council every 4 months on the progress made towards the weapons of mass destruction and civilian nuclear fulfilment of all UNAMI's responsibilities. (Adopted activities; in recognition of Iraq's success in closing out unanimously, 6369th meeting, 5 Aug. 2010) remaining contracts in the Oil-for-Food program, the Council has also adopted resolution 1958 (2010) to UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN terminate the residual activities of the Oil-For-Food program; and in recognition of Iraq's progress towards the Reports establishment of effective and accountable successor S/2010/127 (A/64/705) The situation in Afghanistan and arrangements for the transition of the Development Fund its implications for international peace and security : for Iraq, the Council has adopted resolution 1956 (2010), report of the Secretary-General. which terminates arrangements for the Development Fund Issued: 10 Mar. 2010. for Iraq on June 30, 2011; welcoming the progress made by the Governments of Iraq and Kuwait towards the S/2010/318 (A/64/872) The situation in Afghanistan and resolution of the outstanding issues between both its implications for international peace and security : countries, and encouraging their further cooperation, calls report of the Secretary-General. on Iraq to quickly fulfil its remaining obligations under the Issued: 16 June 2010. relevant Chapter VII Security Council resolutions S/2010/463 (A/65/552) The situation in Afghanistan and pertaining to the situation between Iraq and Kuwait; reaffirms its full support for the UN Assistance Mission for its implications for international peace and security : report of the Secretary-General. Iraq (UNAMI) and underscores UNAMI's important role in supporting the Iraqi people and Government to promote Issued: 14 Sept. 2010. dialogue, ease tension, and encourage a negotiated S/2010/463/Corr.1 (A/64/911/Corr.1) The situation in political agreement to the nation's disputed internal Afghanistan and its implications for international peace boundaries, and calls upon all relevant parties to and security : report of the Secretary-General : participate in an inclusive dialogue to this end. corrigendum. Participation by non-Council members (without Issued: 2 Nov. 2010. - Withdraws document the right to vote) A/64/911 -S/2010/463. S/2010/564 Report of the Security Council Mission to S/PV.6271 (16 Feb. 2010) Iraq. Afghanistan, 21 to 24 June 2010. S/PV.6320 (25 May 2010) Iraq. Issued: 1 Nov. 2010. S/PV.6368 (4 Aug. 2010) Iraq. S/2010/630 (A/65/612) The situation in Afghanistan and its implications for international peace and security : S/PV.6369 (5 Aug. 2010) Iraq. report of the Secretary-General. S/PV.6450 (15 Dec. 2010) Iraq. Issued: 10 Dec. 2010. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6271 (16 Feb. 2010). S/PV.6320 (25 May 2010). - 108 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN (continued) (continued) General docume nts Resolutions S/2010/47 Letter, 26 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- S/RES/1917(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN General. Refers to the UN Assistance Mission in Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)]. Afghanistan (UNAMA) established pursuant to Security Decides to extend until 23 Mar. 2011 the mandate of Council resolution 1401 (2002) and reports his intention UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA); decides to appoint Staffan de Mistura (Sweden) as his Special further that UNAMA and the Special Representative of the Representative for Afghanistan and Head of UNAMA. Secretary-General, will continue to lead the international civilian efforts; stresses the importance of strengthening S/2010/48 Letter, 27 Jan. 2010, from the President of the and expanding the presence of UNAMA; underscores the Security Council. Refers to letter of the Secretary- importance of the upcoming national legislative elections General dated 26 Jan. 2010 (S/2010/47) concerning his to Afghanistan's democratic development; welcomes also intention to appoint Staffan de Mistura (Sweden) as his the Government's commitment to develop and implement Special Representative for Afghanistan and Head of the an effective, inclusive, transparent and sustainable UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and national Peace and Reintegration Programme and reports that members of the Security Council have taken encourages the international community to assist the note of his intention. efforts of the Government of Afghanistan in this regard S/2010/325 Letter, 14 June 2010, from the President of including through a Peace and Reintegration Trust Fund; the Security Council. Reports that the members of the condemns in the strongest terms all attacks; expresses its Security Council have decided to send a mission to strong concern about the recruitment and use of children Afghanistan from 21 to 24 June 2010 and that it will be by Taliban forces in Afghanistan; stresses in this context led by Ambassador Ertugrul Apakan of Turkey; includes the importance of further progress in the reconstruction the terms of reference of the mission in an annex. and reform of the prison sector in Afghanistan, in order to Draft resolutions improve the respect for the rule of law and human rights therein; affirms also the importance of voluntary, safe, S/2010/147 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate orderly return and sustainable reintegration of the of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)] / internally displaced persons; requests the Secretary- Turkey. General to report to the Council every 3 months on Participation by non-Council members (without developments in Afghanistan. (Adopted unanimously, 6290th meeting, 22 Mar. 2010) the right to vote) S/PV.6255 (6 Jan. 2010) Afghanistan, Canada, Australia, UN COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THE FACTS New Zealand, Norway and Pakistan. AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ASSASSINATION OF THE FORMER PRIME MINISTER OF PAKISTAN, S/PV.6287 (18 Mar. 2010) Afghanistan, Australia, MOHTARMA BENAZIR BHUTTO Canada, Germany, India, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan and Poland. Reports S/PV.6290 (22 Mar. 2010) Afghanistan. S/2010/191 Letter, 15 Apr. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits report of the Commission of Inquiry S/PV.6351 (30 June 2010) Afghanistan, Australia, into the Facts and Circumstances of the Assassination of Canada, Germany, India, Italy, Norway and Pakistan. the Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mohtarma S/PV.6394 (29 Sept. 2010) Afghanistan, Australia, Benazir Bhutto. Canada, Germany, India, Italy, New Zealand, Norway Gene ral documents and Pakistan. S/2010/7 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- S/PV.6464 (22 Dec. 2010) Afghanistan, Australia, General. Reports Secretary-General's intention to extend Canada, Germany, India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Italy for 3 months to 31 Mar. 2010 the conclusion of the and Pakistan. mandate of the Commission of Inquiry into the facts and Discussion in plenary circumstances of the assassination of the former Pakistani Prime Minister Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto and S/PV.6255 (6 Jan. 2010). that the additional period will be funded by the existing S/PV.6287 (18 Mar. 2010). voluntary contributions made by Member States. S/PV.6290 (22 Mar. 2010). S/2010/8 Letter, 6 Jan. 2010, from the President of the At the 6290th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/147 Security Council. Refers to letter dated 30 Dec. 2009 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1917 (2010). (S/2010/7) from the Secretary-General concerning the extension of the mandate of the Commission of Inquiry S/PV.6351 (30 June 2010). into the facts and circumstances of the assassination of S/PV.6394 (29 Sept. 2010). former Pakistani Prime Minister Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto for another 3 months and reports that members S/PV.6464 (22 Dec. 2010). of the Security Council take note of the information contained therein. - 109 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE Reports (continued) S/2010/296 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PRST/2010/30 Statement [made on behalf of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the Security Council, at the 6462nd meeting, 22 Dec. 2010, period from 1 January 2010 to 30 June 2010. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Issued: 9 June 2010. entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the S/2010/607 Report of the Secretary-General on the President of the Security Council. United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the Refers to the report of the Secretary-General on the period from 1 July to 31 December 2010. UN Disengagement Observer Force (S/2010/607) that Issued: 1 Dec. 2010. states in para. 13 "... the situation in the Middle East is General documents tense and is likely to remain so, unless and until a comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the S/2010/55 Letter, 28 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- Middle East problem can be reached"; states that it reflects General. Refers to the command of the UN the view of the Security Council. Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) and reports Discussion in plenary the Secretary -General's intention to appoint Major General Natalio C. Ecarma (Philippines) as Head of S/PV.6343 (21 June 2010). Mission and Force Commander of the UN S/PV.6352 (30 June 2010). Disengagement Observer Force, to replace Major At the 6352nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/346 General Wolfgang Jilke (Austria). was adopted unanimously: resolution 1934 (2010); at the S/2010/56 Letter, 1 Feb. 2010, from the President of the same meeting, the President made a complementary Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- statement, on behalf of the Council members, in General dated 28 Jan. 2010 (S/2010/55) and reports that connection with the resolution adopted on the renewal of members of the Security Council have taken note of the the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force: intention to appoint Major General Natalio C. Ecarma S/PRST/2010/12. (Philippines) as the Head of Mission and Force S/PV.6433 (3 Dec. 2010). Commander of the UN Disengagement Observer Force. Draft resolutions S/PV.6462 (22 Dec. 2010). At the 6462nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/650 S/2010/346 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate was adopted unanimously: resolution 1965 (2010); at the of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. same meeting, the President made a complementary S/2010/650 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with the resolution adopted on the renewal of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)] / the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force: Austria, Japan and United States of America. S/PRST/2010/30. Statements by the President of the Security Resolutions Council S/RES/1934(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/PRST/2010/12 Statement [made on behalf of the Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. Security Council, at the 6352nd meeting, 30 June 2010, Calls upon the parties concerned to implement in connection with the Council's consideration of the item immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the welcomes the efforts being undertaken by UNDOF to President of the Security Council. implement the Secretary-General's zero-tolerance policy Refers to the report of the Secretary-General on the on sexual exploitation and abuse and to ensure full UN Disengagement Observer Force (S/2010/296) that compliance of its personnel with the UN code of conduct, states in para. 11 "... the situation in the Middle East is requests the Secretary-General to continue to take all tense and is likely to remain so, unless and until a necessary action in this regard and to keep the Security comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the Council informed, and urges troop-contributing countries to Middle East problem can be reached"; states that it reflects take preventive and disciplinary action to ensure that such the view of the Security Council. acts are properly investigated and punished in cases involving their personnel; decides to renew the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force for a period of 6 months, that is, until 31 Dec. 2010; requests the Secretary- General to submit a report on developments in the situation and the measures taken to implement resolution 338 (1973). (Adopted unanimously, 6352nd meeting, 30 June 2010)
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UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE (continued) (continued) S/RES/1965(2010) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN S/PV.6278 (26 Feb. 2010) Timor-Leste. Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. S/PV.6405 (19 Oct. 2010) Australia, Malaysia, New Calls upon the parties concerned to implement Zealand, Philippines, Portugal, South Africa and Timor- immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; Leste. welcomes the efforts being undertaken by the UNDOF to implement the Secretary-General's zero-tolerance policy Discussion in plenary on sexual exploitation and abuse and to ensure full S/PV.6275 (22 Feb. 2010). compliance of its personnel with the UN code of conduct, requests the Secretary-General to continue to take all S/PV.6276 (23 Feb. 2010). necessary action in this regard and to keep the Security Council informed, and urges troop-contributing countries to S/PV.6278 (26 Feb. 2010). take preventive and disciplinary action to ensure that such At the 6278th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/95 acts are properly investigated and punished in cases was adopted unanimously: resolution 1912 (2010). involving their personnel; decides to renew the mandate of S/PV.6332 (4 June 2010). the UNDOF for a period of 6 months, until 30 June 2011; requests the Secretary-General to submit, at the end of S/PV.6405 (19 Oct. 2010). this period, a report on developments in the situation and Resolutions the measures taken to implement resolution 338 (1973). (Adopted unanimously, 6462nd meeting, 22 Dec. 2010) S/RES/1912(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)]. UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) until 26 Feb. 2011 at the Reports current authorized levels; requests UNMIT to extend the S/2010/85 Report of the Secretary-General on the United necessary support, within its current mandate, for Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the period municipal elections, if requested by the Government of from 24 September 2009 to 20 January 2010). Timor-Leste, and encourages the international community Issued: 12 Feb. 2010. to assist in this process; and requests UNMIT to continue to ensure, through the presence of UNMIT police S/2010/522 Report of the Secretary-General on the component and the provision of support to the Policía United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the Nacional de Timor-Leste (PNTL), the maintenance of period from 21 January to 20 September 2010). public security in Timor-Leste, which includes interim law Issued: 13 Oct. 2010. enforcement and public security until the PNTL is fully General documents reconstituted, and, working with partners, to intensify its efforts to assist with further training, mentoring, institutional S/2010/254 Letter, 26 May 2010, from the Secretary- development and strengthening of the PNTL with a view to General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1912 enhancing its effectiveness, including with respect to (2010) on the situation in Timor-Leste and reports that community policing, and to address the special needs of the current concept of operations of the police women, and recognizes the importance of ensuring that component has been carefully reviewed by the UN UNMIT personnel have the appropriate profile and Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the UN specialized skill sets for these tasks, and the potential Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) and is need for civilian experts for the above purpose. (Adopted perceived as meeting the requirements of the mandate unanimously, 6278th meeting, 26 Feb. 2010) of the Mission; also reports that in close consultation with UNMIT, the Department of Peacekeeping UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Operations will continue to review, on a regular basis, SIERRA LEONE the concept of operations for the UNMIT military liaison group and the UNMIT police. Reports Draft resolutions S/2010/135 Fourth report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra S/2010/95 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Leone. of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)] / Issued: 15 Mar. 2010. Australia, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, China, France, Gabon, Japan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Nigeria, Philippines, Portugal, Russian Federation, South Africa, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6276 (23 Feb. 2010) Australia, Ireland, Malaysia, New Zealand, Portugal, South Africa and Timor-Leste. - 111 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN SIERRA LEONE (continued) KOSOVO S/2010/471 Fifth report of the Secretary-General on the Reports United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra S/2010/5 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Leone. Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Issued: 17 Sept. 2010. Issued: 5 Jan. 2010. Draft resolutions S/2010/169 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2010/496 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Issued: 6 Apr. 2010. Leone (UNIPSIL)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and S/2010/401 Report of the Secretary-General on the Northern Ireland. United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Participation by non-Council members (without Issued: 29 July 2010. the right to vote) S/2010/562 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.6291 (22 Mar. 2010) Sierra Leone. United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Issued: 29 Oct. 2010. S/PV.6391 (28 Sept. 2010) Sierra Leone. Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.6392 (29 Sept. 2010) Sierra Leone. the right to vote) Discussion in plenary S/PV.6264 (22 Jan. 2010) Serbia. S/PV.6291 (22 Mar. 2010). S/PV.6314 (17 May 2010) Serbia. S/PV.6391 (28 Sept. 2010). S/PV.6367 (3 Aug. 2010) Serbia. S/PV.6392 (29 Sept. 2010). S/PV.6422 (12 Nov. 2010) Serbia. At the 6392nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/496 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1941 (2010). Discussion in plenary Resolutions S/PV.6264 (22 Jan. 2010). S/RES/1941(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/PV.6314 (17 May 2010). Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL)]. S/PV.6367 (3 Aug. 2010). Decides to extend the mandate of UNIPSIL, as set S/PV.6422 (12 Nov. 2010). out in resolutions 1829 (2008) and 1886 (2009), until 15 Sept. 2011; calls upon the Government of Sierra Leone to UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON increase their efforts to take measures to combat corruption, improve accountability, and promote the Reports development of the private sector in order to generate S/2010/105 Twelfth report of the Secretary-General on the wealth and employment opportunities; calls upon the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 Government of Sierra Leone to continue good governance (2006). reform by supporting the Anti-Corruption Commission to Issued: 26 Feb. 2010. increase the transparency and management of Sierra Leone's natural and mineral resources; emphasizes that S/2010/352 Thirteenth report of the Secretary-General on the Government of Sierra Leone bears the primary the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 responsibility for peacebuilding, security and long-term (2006). development in the country; encourages the Peacebuilding Issued: 1 July 2010. Commission to provide support to the Government of S/2010/565 Fourteenth report of the Secretary-General on Sierra Leone in preparation for the 2012 elections; urges the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 the Government to accelerate the promotion of national (2006). unity and reconciliation; commends the Government for Issued: 1 Nov. 2010. recognizing the important role of women in the prevention and resolution of conflicts and in peacebuilding; requests General documents that the Secretary-General keep the Council informed S/2010/86 Letter, 12 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- every 6 months of progress made in the implementation of General. Refers to letter dated 6 Aug. 2009 (S/2009/407) the mandate of UNIPSIL and this resolution. (Adopted and reports the completion of the joint technical review unanimously, 6392nd meeting, 29 Sept. 2010) conducted by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) to assess the operational effectiveness of UNIFIL.
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UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON (continued) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA S/2010/430 Letter, 11 Aug. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the latest report of the Secretary- Reports General to the Security Council concerning the S/2010/175 Report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 situation concerning Western Sahara. (2006) (S/2010/352), and requests the Council to Issued: 6 Apr. 2010. consider the renewal of the mandate of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon, which will expire on 31 Aug. 2010. Draft resolutions S/2010/430/Corr.1 Letter, 11 Aug. 2010, from the S/2010/216 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Secretary-General : corrigendum. of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Corrects text. Sahara (MINURSO)] / France, Russian Federation, Draft resolutions Spain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. S/2010/454 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Participation by non-Council members (without of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] / Belgium, the right to vote) France, Italy, Spain and United States of America. Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.6305 (30 Apr. 2010) Spain. the right to vote) Discussion in plenary S/PV.6375 (30 Aug. 2010) Belgium, Israel, Italy and S/PV.6295 (9 Apr. 2010). Spain. S/PV.6305 (30 Apr. 2010). Discussion in plenary At the 6305th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/216 S/PV.6273 (18 Feb. 2010). was adopted unanimously: resolution 1920 (2010). Resolutions S/PV.6373 (18 Aug. 2010). S/RES/1920(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/PV.6375 (30 Aug. 2010). Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara At the 6375th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/454 (MINURSO)]. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1937 (2010). Reaffirms the need for full respect of the military Resolutions agreements reached with the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) with regard to S/RES/1937(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN the ceasefire and calls on the parties to adhere fully to Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)]. those agreements; calls upon the parties to continue Decides to extend the present mandate of UNIFIL negotiations under the auspices of the Secretary-General until 31 Aug. 2011; commends the positive role of UNIFIL, without preconditions and in good faith; requests the welcomes the expansion of coordinated activities between Secretary-General to keep the Security Council informed UNIFIL and the Lebanese armed forces and calls on on a regular basis on the status and progress of these further enhancement of this cooperation; welcomes the negotiations under his auspices and express its intention deployment of an additional brigade of the Lebanese to meet to receive and discuss his report; urges Member armed forces on 1 Aug. 2010; strongly calls upon all States to provide voluntary contributions to fund parties concerned to respect the cessation of hostilities, to confidence-building measures; and decides to extend the prevent any violation of the Blue line and to respect it in its mandate of MINURSO until 30 Apr. 2011. (Adopted entirety and to cooperate fully with the UN and UNIFIL; unanimously, 6305th meeting, 30 Apr. 2010) urges the Government of Israel to expedite the withdrawal of its army from northern Ghajar without further delay in UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA coordination with UNIFIL, which has actively engaged Israel and Lebanon to facilitate such a withdrawal; General documents reaffirms its call for the establishment between the Blue S/2010/38 Letter, 18 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- Line and the Litani River of an area free of any armed General. Refers to letter dated 2 Oct. 2008 (S/2008/630) personnel, assets and weapons other than those of the from the Secretary-General regarding regular reports to Government of Lebanon and UNIFIL; welcomes the the Security Council following the termination of the conclusions of the Joint DPKO-UNIFIL Technical Review mandate of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea and presented in the letter from the Secretary-General to the transmits letter of 20 Nov. 2009 from the President of the President of the Security Council dated 12 Feb. 2010 Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission including the final (S/2010/86) and calls for their rapid implementation. report to the Secretary-General on the work of the (Adopted unanimously, 6375th meeting, 30 Aug. 2010) Commission.
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UN MISSION IN LIBERIA UN MISSION IN LIBERIA (continued) Reports S/PV.6383 (15 Sept. 2010). S/2010/88 Twentieth progress report of the Secretary- At the 6383rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/475 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1938 (2010). General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. Issued: 17 Feb. 2010. S/PV.6431 (24 Nov. 2010). S/2010/429 Twenty-first progress report of the Secretary - At the 6431st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/602 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1951 (2010). General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. Issued: 11 Aug. 2010. S/PV.6454 (17 Dec. 2010). General documents At the 6454th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/643 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1961 (2010). S/2010/523 Letter, 11 Oct. 2010, from the Secretary- Resolutions General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to appoint Major General Muhammad Khalid (Pakistan) as S/RES/1938(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Force Commander of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)]. to replace Lieutenant General Sikander Afzal (Pakistan), Decides that the mandate of the UN Mission in whose tour of duty ended on 28 Nov. 2010. Liberia (UNMIL) shall be extended until 30 Sept. 2011; S/2010/524 Letter, 13 Oct. 2010, from the President of the authorizes UNMIL to assist the Liberian Government; further endorses the Secretary-General's recommendation Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter that the conduct of free, fair, and peaceful elections be a dated 11 Oct. 2010 (S/2010/523) and reports that the core benchmark for UNMIL's future drawdown; members of the Security Council have taken note of his encourages UNMIL and the Government of Liberia to intention to appoint Major General Muhammad Khalid continue to make progress in the transition planning (Pakistan) as Force Commander of the UN Mission in process; reaffirms its intention to authorize the Secretary- Liberia. General to redeploy troops; underscores the importance S/2010/601 Letter, 22 Nov. 2010, from the Secretary- that the military concept of operations and rules of General. Refers to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire engagement be regularly updated and be fully in line with (UNOCI) and to Security Council resolution 1942 (2010) the provisions of this resolution, and requests the of 29 Sept. 2010, in which the Council authorized a Secretary-General to report on them to the Security temporary increase of UNOCI military and police Council and troop-contributing countries; further requests personnel from 8,650 to 9,150, and the immediate the Secretary -General to continue to monitor progress on deployment of those additional capacities for a period of core benchmarks, in particular on preparations for the up to 6 months; informs that the deployment of the 2011 elections. (Adopted unanimously, 6383rd meeting, 15 additional 500 military and police personnel to UNOCI Sept. 2010) was completed in a timely manner on 18 Oct. 2010. S/RES/1951(2010) [Redeployment of infantry companies Draft resolutions and an aviation unit from UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)]. S/2010/475 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Decides to authorize the Secretary-General to of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)] / United States of temporarily redeploy from UN Mission in Liberia to the UN America. Operation in Côte d'Ivoire for a period of no more than 4 S/2010/602 Draft resolution [on redeployment of infantry weeks a maximum of 3 infantry companies and an aviation companies and an aviation unit from UN Mission in unit comprised of 2 military utility helicopters. (Adopted Liberia (UNMIL) to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire unanimously, 6431st meeting, 24 Nov. 2010) (UNOCI)] / France and United States of America. S/2010/643 Draft resolution [on renewal of measures on arms and travel imposed by resolution 1521 (2003) and on extension of the mandate of the Panel of Experts on Liberia] / United States of America. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6379 (8 Sept. 2010) Liberia. S/PV.6383 (15 Sept. 2010) Liberia. S/PV.6431 (24 Nov. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6376 (3 Sept. 2010). S/PV.6379 (8 Sept. 2010).
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UN MISSION IN LIBERIA (continued) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD (continued) S/RES/1961(2010) [Renewal of measures on arms and travel imposed by resolution 1521 (2003) and on General documents extension of the mandate of the Panel of Experts on S/2010/115 Letter, 3 Mar. 2010, from Chad. Reports that Liberia]. the Government of Chad has reconsidered its decision Decides to renew the measures on travel imposed requesting the withdrawal from Chad of the UN Mission by para. 4 of resolution 1521 (2003) for a period of 12 months from the date of adoption of this resolution; in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) and agrees to a technical extension of the mandate of decides to renew for a period of 12 months from the date the Mission for a 2 month period beginning 16 Mar. of adoption of this resolution the measures on arms, previously imposed by para. 2 of resolution 1521 (2003) 2010. and modified by paras. 1 and 2 of resolution 1683 (2006), S/2010/129 Letter, 11 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- by para. 1 (b) of resolution 1731 (2006), and by paras. 3, General. Reports that the current mandate of the UN 4, 5 and 6 of resolution 1903 (2009); decides to review any Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad of the above measures at the request of the Government (MINURCAT) is due to expire on 15 Mar. 2010 and of Liberia; decides to extend the mandate of the Panel of recommends that consideration be given to authorizing a Experts appointed; requests the Secretary-General to 2-month technical rollover of the mandate of MINURCAT, reappoint the Panel of Experts and to make the necessary given the ongoing discussions on the future of the financial and security arrangements to support the work of Mission and following consultation with the Government the Panel; reiterates the importance of UN Mission in of Chad. Liberia's continuing assistance to the Government of Liberia; urges the Government of Liberia to implement the S/2010/250 Letter, 21 May 2010, from Chad. Transmits recommendations of the 2009 Kimberley Process review memorandum on the future of the UN Mission in the team to strengthen internal controls over diamond mining Central African Republic (MINURCAT) and the post- and exports. (Adopted unanimously, 6454th meeting, 17 MINURCAT period, issued in New York dated 20 May. Dec. 2010) S/2010/292 Letter, 3 June 2010, from the Secretary- General. Reports the intention to appoint Youssef UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN Mahmoud (Tunisia), who has been serving as Acting REPUBLIC AND CHAD Special Representative since 1 Apr. 2010, as Special Reports Representative for the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT), from 1 June to 31 S/2010/217 Report of the Secretary-General on the Dec. 2010, to succeed Victor da Silva Angelo (Portugal), United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic who served as Special Representative for MINURCAT and Chad (MINURCAT). until 31 Mar. 2010. Issued: 29 Apr. 2010. S/2010/293 Letter, 8 June 2010 from the President of the S/2010/409 Report of the Secretary-General on the Security Council. Reports that the letter of the Secretary- United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic General dated 3 June 2010 (S/2010/292) concerning the and Chad. intention to appoint Youssef Mahmoud (Tunisia) as Issued: 30 July 2010. Special Representative for the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) was brought to S/2010/529 Report of the Secretary-General on the the attention of the members of the Council and that they United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic have taken note of said intention. and Chad. Issued: 14 Oct. 2010. S/2010/470 Letter, 7 Sept. 2010, from Chad. Transmits the plan concerning the support to be provided to S/2010/611 Report of the Secretary-General on the United elements of the sustainment of the Détachement intégré Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and de sécurité following the departure of the UN Mission in Chad. the Central African Republic and Chad. Issued: 1 Dec. 2010. S/2010/530 Letter, 12 Oct. 2010, from the Central African Republic. Transmits letter dated 6 Oct. 2010 from Antoine Gambi, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and Francophonie of the Central African Republic, forwarding the requirements statement of the Central African Republic's armed forces in the light of the outcome of the recent meeting of the Security Council concerning the withdrawal of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT). S/2010/536 Letter, 15 Oct. 2010, from Chad. Transmits a new plan by Chad for the sustainment of the Détachement intégré de sécurité (DIS) following the departure of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT). - 115 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD (continued) REPUBLIC AND CHAD (continued) Draft resolutions S/PV.6307 (5 May 2010). S/2010/130 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.6312 (12 May 2010). of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and At the 6312th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/237 Chad (MINURCAT)] / Austria, Brazil, France, Gabon, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1922 (2010). Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Nigeria, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of S/PV.6321 (25 May 2010). America. At the 6321st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/251 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1923 (2010). S/2010/237 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and S/PV.6371 (10 Aug. 2010). Chad (MINURCAT)] / France. S/PV.6406 (20 Oct. 2010). S/2010/251 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.6443 (10 Dec. 2010). of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT)] / France. S/PV.6449 (14 Dec. 2010). Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6460 (20 Dec. 2010). Council At the 6460th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/PRST/2010/29 Statement [made on behalf of the connection with prior consultations among Council Security Council, at the 6460th meeting, 20 Dec. 2010, members on the item entitled "The situation in Chad, the in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Central African Republic and the subregion": entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African S/PRST/2010/29. Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the Resolutions Security Council. Takes note of the report of the Secretary-General on S/RES/1913(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and in Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad Chad (MINURCAT); commends the contribution of (MINURCAT)]. MINURCAT for providing security for refugees, internally Decides to extend until 15 May 2010 the mandate of displaced persons and humanitarian actors in eastern the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad Chad; acknowledges the critical role the Détachement (MINURCAT) as set out in resolution 1861 (2009). integré de sécurité (DIS) will have to perform in the (Adopted unanimously, 6283rd meeting, 12 Mar. 2010) foreseeable future for the protection of civilians; has taken note of the complete withdrawal of MINURCAT from the S/RES/1922(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Central African Republic on 15 Nov. 2010; recognizes the Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad contribution of the Mission for the Consolidation of Peace (MINURCAT)]. in Central African Republic (MICOPAX) in support of Decides to extend until 26 May 2010 the mandate of durable peace and security in the Central African Republic. MINURCAT as set out in resolution 1861 (2009), extended by resolution 1913 (2010). (Adopted unanimously, 6312th Participation by non-Council members (without meeting, 12 May 2010) the right to vote) S/PV.6283 (12 Mar. 2010) Central African Republic and Chad. S/PV.6312 (12 May 2010) Central African Republic. S/PV.6321 (25 May 2010) Chad. S/PV.6371 (10 Aug. 2010) Central African Republic and Chad. S/PV.6406 (20 Oct. 2010) Central African Republic and Chad. S/PV.6449 (14 Dec. 2010) Central African Republic and Chad. S/PV.6460 (20 Dec. 2010) Central African Republic and Chad. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6282 (10 Mar. 2010). S/PV.6283 (12 Mar. 2010). At the 6283rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/130 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1913 (2010). - 116 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN (continued) REPUBLIC AND CHAD (continued) S/2010/388 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/RES/1923(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Sudan. Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad Issued: 19 July 2010. (MINURCAT)]. S/2010/528 Report of the Secretary-General on the Decides to extend the mandate of the MINURCAT Sudan. until 31 Dec. 2010; decides that the military component of Issued: 14 Oct. 2010. MINURCAT shall be reduced to 2,200 military personnel and 25 military liaison officers and further decides that S/2010/681 Report of the Secretary-General on the MINURCAT should include a maximum of 300 police Sudan. officers and an appropriate number of civilian personnel; Issued: 31 Dec. 2010. decides that MINURCAT shall have the following mandate General documents in eastern Chad and the north-eastern Central African Republic, in liaison with the UN country team and, as S/2010/57 Letter, 29 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- appropriate, in liaison with the UN Integrated General. Refers to the UN Mission in the Sudan Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic (UNMIS) established by the Security Council under (BINUCA): (i) to select, mentor, monitor, train, advise and resolution 1590 (2005) and extended by Council facilitate support to elements of the Chadian Détachement resolution 1870 (2009) and reports the Secretary - integré de sécurité; (ii) to liaise with the Chadian General's intention to appoint Haile Menkerios (South Government and the Office of the UN High Commissioner Africa) as his Special Representative for the Sudan in for Refugees (UNHCR) in support of their efforts to place of Ashraf Jehangir Qazi (Pakistan). relocate refugee camps which are in close proximity to the S/2010/58 Letter, 31 Jan. 2010, from the President of the border, and to provide to UNHCR, logistical assistance for Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- that purpose; (iii) to liaise with the national army, the General dated 29 Jan. 2010 (S/2010/57) and reports that gendarmerie and police forces, the nomad national guard, members of the Security Council have taken note of the the judicial authorities and prison officials in Chad and the intention to appoint Haile Menkerios (South Africa) as his Central African Republic, the Sudanese Government, the Special Representative for the Sudan. UN Mission in Sudan, the AU/UN Hybrid Operation in Darfur, BINUCA, the Multinational Force of the Economic S/2010/305 Letter, 8 June 2010, from the Secretary- Community of the Central African States in Central African General. Reports the intention to appoint Major General Republic and the Community of Sahelo-Saharan States to Moses Bisong Obi (Nigeria) to the post of Force exchange information on banditry, criminality and Commander of the UN Mission in the Sudan to replace emerging threats to humanitarian activities in the region; Lieutenant General Paban Jung Thapa (Nepal). (iv) to support the initiatives of national and local S/2010/306 Letter, 9 June 2010, from the President of the authorities in Chad to resolve local tensions and promote local reconciliation efforts; (v) to contribute to the Security Council. Refers to the letter of the Secretary- General dated 8 June 2010 (S/2010/305) concerning his monitoring and to the promotion and protection of human rights in Chad, with particular attention to sexual and intention to appoint Major General Moses Bisong Obi gender-based violence; (vi) to support, within its (Nigeria) to the post of Force Commander of the UN Mission in the Sudan to replace Lieutenant General capabilities, efforts aimed at strengthening the capacity of the Government of Chad and civil society through training Paban Jung Thapa (Nepal); reports that the members of in international human rights standards, and efforts to put the Council have taken note of said intention. an end to recruitment and use of children by armed Draft resolutions groups; (vii) to assist the Government of Chad in the promotion of the rule of law, in close coordination with UN S/2010/215 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)] / United States of agencies. (Adopted unanimously, 6321st meeting, 25 May 2010) America. UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Reports S/2010/31 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. Issued: 19 Jan. 2010. S/2010/168 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Mission in the Sudan. Issued: 5 Apr. 2010. S/2010/168/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Mission in the Sudan : addendum. Issued: 27 Apr. 2010.
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UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN (continued) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6425 (16 Nov. 2010). Council At the 6425th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/PRST/2010/24 Statement [made on behalf of the connection with prior consultations among Council Security Council, at the 6425th meeting, 16 Nov. 2010, members on the item entitled "Reports of the Secretary- in connection with the Council's consideration of the item General on the Sudan": S/PRST/2010/24. entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6452 (16 Dec. 2010). Reaffirms its strong commitment to the sovereignty, At the 6452nd meeting, the President made a independence, peace and stability of Sudan, and to a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in peaceful and prosperous future for all Sudanese people connection with prior consultations among Council and underlines its support for the Sudanese parties' full members on the item entitled "Reports of the Secretary- and timely implementation of the Comprehensive Peace General on the Sudan": S/PRST/2010/28. Agreement (CPA), including the holding of the referenda Resolutions on the self-determination of the people of Southern Sudan and on the status of Abyei and of the popular consultations S/RES/1919(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN in Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile, and for a peaceful, Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)]. comprehensive and inclusive resolution of the situation of Decides to extend the mandate of UN Mission in Darfur; reaffirms its support for UNAMID and reiterates its Sudan (UNMIS) until 30 Apr. 2011, with the intention to call on the Government of the Sudan and all relevant renew it for further periods as may be required; requests parties to co-operate fully with the mission in discharging the Secretary -General to continue reporting to the Council its mandate. every 3 months on UNMIS mandate implementation, the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) implementation S/PRST/2010/28 Statement [made on behalf of the progress, and respect for the ceasefire; deplores the Security Council, at the 6452nd meeting, 16 Dec. 2010, persistent localized conflict and violence and its effect on in connection with the Council's consideration of the item civilians, especially within Southern Sudan, and entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the underscores the importance of UNMIS making full use of Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. its authority and capabilities; requests UNMIS to continue Strongly urges the Comprehensive Peace to assist the parties in the implementation of all elements Agreement (CPA) parties to promptly fulfil their remaining of the CPA; requests UNMIS to continue to provide commitments to finance the Southern Sudan Referendum technical and logistical support to the Technical ad hoc Commission and Southern Sudan Referendum Bureau; Border Committee; stresses the critical role of the reaffirms its support for the UN Secretary General's Panel Assessment and Evaluation Commission (AEC) in for the Referenda led by President Benjamin Mkapa; overseeing and monitoring implementation of the CPA; reiterates the urgent need for the parties to provide requests the Secretary-General to continue the necessary immediate and ongoing reassurance to people of all measures to ensure full compliance by UNMIS with the UN nationalities in Sudan; reaffirms its support for the AU-UN zero tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse and led peace process for Darfur, hosted by the Government of to keep the Council fully informed. (Adopted unanimously, Qatar. 6304th meeting, 29 Apr. 2010) Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6410 (25 Oct. 2010) Sudan. General documents S/PV.6425 (16 Nov. 2010) Sudan. S/2010/103 Letter, 25 Feb. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the Joint Incident Prevention and S/PV.6452 (16 Dec. 2010) Sudan. Response Mechanism and reports his intention to Discussion in plenary appoint Antti Turunen (Finland) as UN Representative.
S/PV.6296 (9 Apr. 2010). S/PV.6304 (29 Apr. 2010). At the 6304th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/215 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1919 (2010). S/PV.6338 (14 June 2010). S/PV.6397 (14 Oct. 2010). S/PV.6410 (25 Oct. 2010). S/PV.6420 (11 Nov. 2010).
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UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) Reports S/2010/485 Letter, 14 Sept. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/15 Twenty-third progress report of the Secretary- General. Refers to para. 20 of Security Council resolution 1933 (2010) and recommends that the General on the United Nations Operation in Côte Security Council approve the deployment of a total of d'Ivoire. Issued: 7 Jan. 2010. 300 troops (1 company each from 2 existing francophone troop contributors) and 100 formed police S/2010/179 Letter, 9 Apr. 2010, from the Chair of the unit personnel (from 3 identified existing police- Security Council Committee Established pursuant to contributing countries) for a period of up to 6 months; Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. also reports that the Secretariat is exploring the Transmits the midterm report of the Group of Experts on possibility of deploying an aviation unit to the UN Côte d'Ivoire, prepared pursuant to para. 12 of Security Operation in Côte d'Ivoire comprising up to 2 helicopters Council resolution 1893 (2009). for a period of up to 3 months. S/2010/245 Twenty-fourth report of the Secretary-General S/2010/486 Letter, 17 Sept. 2010, from the President of on the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. the Security Council. Refers to the letter of the Issued: 20 May 2010. Secretary-General dated 14 Sept. 2010 (S/2010/485) concerning raising, for a limited period of time prior to S/2010/537 Progress report of the Secretary-General on and after the elections in Côte d'Ivoire, the level of the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. authorized military and police personnel of the UN Issued: 18 Oct. 2010. Operation in Côte d'Ivoire, and states that it has been S/2010/600 Twenty-sixth progress report of the Secretary - brought to the attention of the members of the Council General on the United Nations Operation in Côte and they take note of the information contained in the d'Ivoire. letter and approve the course of action outlined therein. Issued: 23 Nov. 2010. S/2010/493 Letter, 23 Sept. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/687 Letter, 31 Dec. 2010, from the Chair of the General. Refers to para. 6 of Security Council resolution Security Council Committee Established pursuant to 1765 (2007) in which the Council decided that the Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Côte d'Ivoire shall certify the electoral process; transmits Established pursuant to Resolution 1572 (2004) statements issued on 24 Sept. 2010 entitled "Statement concerning Côte d'Ivoire submitted in accordance with on the certification of the final voters list by Choi Young- the note by the President of the Security Council of 29 Jin, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Mar. 1995 (S/1995/234); covers the period 1 Jan.-31 Côte d'Ivoire" and "Statement attributable to the Dec. 2010. Spokesperson for the Secretary-General on the General documents certification process in Côte d'Ivoire". S/2010/601 Letter, 22 Nov. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/42 Letter, 15 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire General. Refers to letter of 29 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/694) (UNOCI) and to Security Council resolution 1942 (2010) and report of 29 Sep. 2009 (S/2009/495) involving of 29 Sept. 2010, in which the Council authorized a security arrangements for the Ivorian presidential temporary increase of UNOCI military and police election and reports that the temporary redeployment personnel from 8,650 to 9,150, and the immediate from the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) envisioned in deployment of those additional capacities for a period of S/2009/495 is no longer feasible and recommends up to 6 months; informs that the deployment of the deployment of a batallion from Burkina Faso to Côte additional 500 military and police personnel to UNOCI d'Ivoire for a period of 3 months beginning one month was completed in a timely manner on 18 Oct. 2010. before the presidential election, as part of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI). Draft resolutions S/2010/220 Letter, 26 Apr. 2010, from the Secretary- S/2010/41 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate General. Refers to the mandate of the UN Operation in of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] / France. Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI), which expires on 31 May 2010, S/2010/253 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate and proposes that the Security Council authorize a of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] / France. technical rollover of the UNOCI mandate for one month, until 30 June 2010; to allow the inclusion of the findings S/2010/338 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of of the technical assessment mission and the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the recommendations in the Secretary-General's report. French forces which support it] / France. S/2010/221 Letter, 29 Apr. 2010, from the President of the S/2010/499 Draft resolution [on authorization of the Security Council. Refers to the letter dated 26 April 2010 temporary increase of the military and police personnel (S/2010/220) concerning the mandate of the UN of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] / France. Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI); reports that the matter has been brought to the attention of the Security Council and requests to provide report on UNOCI by 21 May 2010.
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UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) S/2010/525 Draft resolution [on extension of measures S/PV.6402 (15 Oct. 2010). imposed by Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) At the 6402nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/525 and 1643 (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and was adopted unanimously: resolution 1946 (2010). on extension of the mandate of the UN Group of S/PV.6415 (3 Nov. 2010). Experts] / France. S/PV.6431 (24 Nov. 2010). S/2010/602 Draft resolution [on redeployment of infantry At the 6431st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/602 companies and an aviation unit from UN Mission in was adopted unanimously: resolution 1951 (2010). Liberia (UNMIL) to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] / France and United States of America. S/PV.6436 (7 Dec. 2010). S/2010/644 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of S/PV.6437 (7 Dec. 2010). the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it] / Austria, Bosnia and S/PV.6458 (20 Dec. 2010). Herzegovina, France, Gabon, Germany, Nigeria, Turkey, At the 6458th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/644 Uganda, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern was adopted unanimously: resolution 1962 (2010). Ireland and United States of America. Resolutions Participation by non-Council members (without S/RES/1911(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN the right to vote) Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)]. Reiterates its determination to bring its full support to S/PV.6263 (21 Jan. 2010) Nepal. a credible electoral process in Côte d'Ivoire; urges the S/PV.6267 (28 Jan. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. relevant Ivorian stakeholders to ensure the publication of the final voters list; stresses that it will base its assessment S/PV.6284 (17 Mar. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. of the electoral process on the certification that will be S/PV.6323 (27 May 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. prepared by the Special Representative consistent with the five-criteria framework referred to in document S/PV.6329 (3 June 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. S/2008/250; stresses the importance of an inclusive S/PV.6350 (30 June 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. participation of the Ivorian civil society in the electoral process; urges again the political parties to comply fully S/PV.6393 (29 Sept. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. with the Code of Good Conduct for elections which they S/PV.6402 (15 Oct. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. signed under the auspices of the Secretary-General; urges the Government of Côte d'Ivoire to provide the operators S/PV.6415 (3 Nov. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. involved in the electoral process with the necessary S/PV.6431 (24 Nov. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. support; urges the Ivorian parties to make further concrete progress, before and after the elections, to advance the S/PV.6437 (7 Dec. 2010) Côte d'Ivoire. reunification and disarmament processes; decides to renew the mandate of UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire S/PV.6458 (20 Dec. 2010) Germany. (UNOCI) until 31 May 2010, in particular to support the Discussion in plenary organization in Côte d'Ivoire of free, fair open and transparent elections; expresses its intention in principle to S/PV.6258 (14 Jan. 2010). raise for a limited period of time the current level of 7450 S/PV.6263 (21 Jan. 2010). authorized military personnel as will be needed and up to no more than 7950 personnel; stresses in this regard that S/PV.6267 (28 Jan. 2010). it will hold the Ivorian parties fully accountable for the At the 6267th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/41 respect of the electoral timeline; requests UNOCI to was adopted unanimously: resolution 1911 (2010). continue to assist the Facilitator and his Special S/PV.6284 (17 Mar. 2010). Representative in Abidjan in the conduct of the facilitation; decides to extend until 31 May 2010 the authorization it S/PV.6323 (27 May 2010). provided to the French forces in order to support UNOCI; At the 6323rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/253 expresses its intention to review in full by 31 May 2010 the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1924 (2010). mandate of UNOCI. (Adopted unanimously, 6267th S/PV.6328 (3 June 2010). meeting, 28 Jan. 2010) S/PV.6329 (3 June 2010). S/RES/1924(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)]. S/PV.6350 (30 June 2010). Decides to extend until 30 June 2010 the mandate At the 6350th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/338 of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) as was adopted unanimously: resolution 1933 (2010). determined in resolution 1739 (2007); decides to extend S/PV.6393 (29 Sept. 2010). until 30 June 2010 the authorization the Security Council At the 6393rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/499 provided to the French forces in order to support UNOCI, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1942 (2010). within the limits of their deployment and capabilities. (Adopted unanimously, 6323rd meeting, 27 May 2010)
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UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) S/RES/1933(2010) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN S/RES/1951(2010) [Redeployment of infantry companies Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French and an aviation unit from UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) forces which support it]. to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)]. Urges the relevant Ivorian stakeholders to ensure Decides to authorize the Secretary-General to the publication of the final voters list without further delay; temporarily redeploy from UN Mission in Liberia to the UN urges again the political parties to comply fully with the Operation in Côte d'Ivoire for a period of no more than 4 Code of Good Conduct for elections; urges the signatories weeks a maximum of 3 infantry companies and an aviation of the Ouagadougou Political Agreement to work towards a unit comprised of 2 military utility helicopters. (Adopted sustainable solution for the voluntary return, reinstallation, unanimously, 6431st meeting, 24 Nov. 2010) reintegration and security of displaced persons; requests S/RES/1962(2010) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN UNOCI to prioritize the consolidation of the stability of the Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French country; decides that UNOCI shall have the following forces which support it]. mandate from the date of adoption of this resolution until Urges all the Ivorian parties and stakeholders to 31 Dec. 2010: (a) monitoring the armed groups; (b) respect the will of the people and the outcome of the protection of civilians; (c) monitoring of the arms embargo; election in view of Economic Community of West African (d) public information; (e) assistance in the field of human States (ECOWAS) and African Union's recognition of rights; (f) support for humanitarian assistance; (g) support Alassane Dramane Ouattara as President-elect of Côte for the organization of open, free, fair and transparent d'Ivoire; decides to renew the mandate of UN Operations elections; (h) operations of identification of the population; in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) until 30 June 2011; decides that (i) disarmament, demobilization, storage of weapons and UNOCI will maintain its total authorized strength at 8,650 reintegration of former combatants of the 2 parties and personnel until 30 June 2011; decides to authorize the members of militias; (j) support to redeployment of Ivorian Secretary-General to extend until 31 Mar. 2011 the state administration and Justice throughout the country; (k) temporary deployment of up to 500 additional personnel; reform of the security sector; (l) facilitation; (m) protection decides to authorize the Secretary -General to extend by of UN personnel; decides that UNOCI will comprise a up to 4 additional weeks the temporary redeployment from maximum of 7392 authorized military personnel; decides the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) to UNOCI of a to extend until 31 Dec. 2010 the authorization the Security maximum of 3 infantry companies and 1 aviation unit Council provided to the French forces in order to support comprised of 2 military utility helicopters; decides to extend UNOCI. (Adopted unanimously, 6350th meeting, 30 June until 30 June 2011 the authorization the Security Council 2010) provided to the French Forces in order to support UNOCI, S/RES/1942(2010) [Authorization of the temporary within the limits of their deployment and their capabilities. increase of the military and police personnel of the UN (Adopted unanimously, 6458th meeting, 20 Dec. 2010) Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)]. Decides to authorize, as recommended by the UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE Secretary-General in his letter dated 14 Sept. 2010 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (S/2010/485), a temporary increase of UNOCI's authorized Reports military and police personnel from 8,650 to 9,150; authorizes the immediate deployment of those additional S/2010/164 Thirty-first report of the Secretary-General on capacities for a period of up to 6 months. (Adopted the United Nations Organization Mission in the unanimously, 6393rd meeting, 29 Sept. 2010) Democratic Republic of the Congo. S/RES/1946(2010) [Extension of measures imposed by Issued: 30 Mar. 2010. Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) and 1643 S/2010/288 Report of the Security Council Mission to the (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and on Democratic Republic of the Congo (13 to 16 May 2010). extension of the mandate of the UN Group of Experts]. Issued: 30 June 2010. Decides to renew until 30 Apr. 2011 the measures on arms and the financial and travel measures imposed by S/2010/512 Report of the Secretary-General on the paras. 7 to 12 of resolution 1572 (2004) and the measures United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the preventing the importation by any State of all rough Democratic Republic of the Congo. diamonds from Côte d'Ivoire imposed by para. 6 of Issued: 8 Oct. 2010. resolution 1643 (2005); decides, in line with para. 27 of S/2010/596 Letter, 15 Nov. 2010, from the Chair of the resolution 1933 (2010) and in addition to the provisions of Security Council Committee Established pursuant to para. 8 of resolution 1572 (2004), that the arms embargo Resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic shall not apply to the supplies of non-lethal equipment Republic of the Congo. Transmits final report of the intended solely to enable the Ivorian security forces to use Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the only appropriate and proportionate force while maintaining Congo submitted in accordance with para. 6 of Security public order, as approved in advance by the Sanctions Council resolution 1896 (2009). Committee; decides to extend the mandate of the Group of Experts as set out in para. 7 of resolution 1727 (2006) until 30 Apr. 2011 and requests the Secretary-General to take the necessary administrative measures. (Adopted unanimously, 6402nd meeting, 15 Oct. 2010)
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UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Reports (continued) General documents S/2010/512 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the S/2010/207 Letter, 22 Apr. 2010, from the Secretary- Democratic Republic of the Congo. General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1896 Issued: 8 Oct. 2010. (2009) of 30 Nov. 2009 concerning the Democratic General documents Republic of the Congo and the extension of the Group of Experts established pursuant to resolution 1533 (2004) S/2010/303 Letter, 7 June 2010, from the Secretary- and reports that, after consulting with the Security General. Refers to the UN Organization Mission in the Council Committee established pursuant to resolution Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC), 1533 (2004), he has appointed experts Pawel Tarnawski, established on 30 Nov. 1999 pursuant to Security Poland (logistics) and Fred Robarts, United Kingdom Council resolution 1279 (1999) and to its extension (regional issues). pursuant to resolution 1925 (2010) until 30 June 2010, Draft resolutions after which date the Mission will bear the title of UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic S/2010/256 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO), and reports the of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic intention to appoint Roger A. Meece (United States) as Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] / France, Gabon, Special Representative for the Democratic Republic of Uganda, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern the Congo and Head of MONUSCO. Ireland and United States of America. S/2010/304 Letter, 9 June 2010, from the President of the Participation by non-Council members (without Security Council. Refers to the letter of the Secretary- the right to vote) General dated 9 June 2010 (S/2010/303) concerning his intention to appoint Roger A. Meece (United States) as S/PV.6297 (13 Apr. 2010) Democratic Republic of the Special Representative for the Democratic Republic of Congo. the Congo and Head of the UN Organization S/PV.6324 (28 May 2010) Democratic Republic of the Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Congo; reports that the members of the Council have taken note of said intention. Discussion in plenary S/2010/367 Letter, 6 July 2010, from the Secretary- S/PV.6294 (7 Apr. 2010). General. Reports his intention to appoint Lieutenant S/PV.6297 (13 Apr. 2010). General Chander Prakash (India) as Force Commander of MONUSCO to replace Lieutenant General Babacar S/PV.6317 (19 May 2010). Gaye (Senegal), who will complete his tour of duty with S/PV.6324 (28 May 2010). the Mission on 31 July 2010. At the 6324th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/256 S/2010/368 Letter, 8 July 2010, from the President of the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1925 (2010). Security Council. Reports that the letter of the Secretary- General dated 6 July 2010 (S/2010/367) concerning his Resolutions intention to appoint Lieutenant General Chander S/RES/1925(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Prakash (India) to the post of Force Commander of the Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Congo (MONUC)]. Republic of the Congo has been brought to the attention Decides to extend the mandate of MONUC until 30 of the members of the Security Council. June 2010 and further decides that, in view of the new Draft resolutions phase that has been reached in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the UN mission in that country, MONUC, S/2010/256 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate shall, as from 1 July 2010, bear the title of the UN of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] / France, Gabon, Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO); decides that Uganda, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern MONUSCO shall be deployed until 30 June 2011; Ireland and United States of America. authorizes MONUSCO, while concentrating its military S/2010/597 Draft resolution [on extension of measures on forces in the east of the country, to keep a reserve force arms, transport, financial and travel against the capable of redeploying rapidly elsewhere in the country. Democratic Republic of the Congo imposed by (Adopted unanimously, 6324th meeting, 28 May 2010) resolution 1807 (2008) and expansion of the mandate of the Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1533 (2004)] / France.
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UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (continued) (continued)
Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6400 (14 Oct. 2010). Council S/PV.6403 (15 Oct. 2010). S/PRST/2010/17 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6432 (29 Nov. 2010). Security Council, at the 6387th meeting, 17 Sept. 2010, At the 6432nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/597 in connection with the Council's consideration of the item was adopted unanimously: resolution 1952 (2010). entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic Resolutions Republic of the Congo"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/RES/1925(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Reiterates its strong condemnation of mass rapes Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the which occurred in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUC)]. the Congo late July and Aug.; urges the Government of the Decides to extend the mandate of MONUC until 30 Democratic Republic of the Congo to ensure a swift and June 2010 and further decides that, in view of the new fair prosecution of the perpetrators of these terrible crimes phase that has been reached in the Democratic Republic and to inform the Security Council on measures of the Congo, the UN mission in that country, MONUC, undertaken to this end; expresses its readiness to consider shall, as from 1 July 2010, bear the title of the UN all appropriate actions, including targeted measures Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic against the perpetrators; reiterates its urgent call to the Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO); decides that Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in MONUSCO shall be deployed until 30 June 2011. cooperation with the UN and other relevant actors, to put (Adopted unanimously, 6324th meeting, 28 May 2010) an end to impunity, in particular those bearing S/RES/1952(2010) [Extension of measures on arms, responsibility for gross human rights violations must be transport, financial and travel against the Democratic held to account; stresses that the fight against impunity is Republic of the Congo imposed by resolution 1807 an integral part of the urgently-needed reform of the (2008) and expansion of the mandate of the Committee security sector; supports the launch by MONUSCO and Established pursuant to Resolution 1533 (2004)]. the UN Country Team of a sensitization campaign, Decides to renew until 30 Nov. 2011 the measures including through Radio Okapi, to encourage victims of on arms imposed by para. 1 of resolution 1807 (2008) and sexual violence to report and to seek treatment and legal reaffirms the provisions of paras. 2, 3 and 5 of that assistance; reaffirms its resolve to eliminate all forms of resolution; decides to renew the measures on transport violence against women and children during and after imposed by paras. 6 and 8 of resolution 1807 (2008) and armed conflict. reaffirms the provisions of para. 7 of that resolution; Participation by non-Council members (without decides to renew the financial and travel measures the right to vote) imposed by paras. 9 and 11 of resolution 1807 (2008); requests the Secretary-General to extend the Group of S/PV.6324 (28 May 2010) Democratic Republic of the Experts Established pursuant to Resolution 1533 (2004); Congo. decides that the Committee should consider whether the S/PV.6378 (7 Sept. 2010) Democratic Republic of the individual or entity has exercised due diligence consistent Congo. with the steps set out in para. 8; urges UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the S/PV.6387 (17 Sept. 2010) Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) to continue supporting the efforts of Congo. the Congolese authorities; recommends that all States S/PV.6400 (14 Oct. 2010) Democratic Republic of the regularly publish full import and export statistics for natural Congo. resources; decides that, when appropriate and no later than 30 Nov. 2011, it shall review the measures set forth in S/PV.6403 (15 Oct. 2010) Democratic Republic of the this resolution. (Adopted unanimously, 6432nd meeting, 29 Congo. Nov. 2010) Discussion in plenary S/PV.6324 (28 May 2010). At the 6324th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/256 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1925 (2010). S/PV.6378 (7 Sept. 2010).
S/PV.6387 (17 Sept. 2010). At the 6387th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic Republic of the Congo": S/PRST/2010/17. S/PV.6397 (14 Oct. 2010). - 123 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS Reports (continued) S/2010/264 Report of the Secretary-General on the Resolutions United Nations operation in Cyprus. S/RES/1930(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Issued: 28 May 2010. Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. S/2010/605 Report of the Secretary-General on the Welcomes the progress made so far in the fully United Nations operation in Cyprus. fledged negotiations; urges full exploitation of this Issued: 26 Nov. 2010. opportunity preserving the current atmosphere of trust and goodwill, and engaging in the process in a constructive General documents and open manner; urges also the implementation of S/2010/260 Letter, 27 May 2010, from the Secretary- confidence-building measure; calls on both sides to General. Reports the intention to appoint Lisa continue to engage in consultations with UNFICYP on the Buttenheim (United States) as Special Representative in demarcation of the buffer zone; requests the Secretary- Cyprus and head of UNFICYP to replace Tayé-Brook General to submit a report on implementation of this Zerihoun (Ethiopia) who completed his assignment on resolution, including on contingency planning in relation to 30 Apr. 2010. the settlement, by 1 Dec. 2010 and to keep the Security Council updated on events as necessary; welcomes the S/2010/261 Letter, 28 May 2010, from the President of the efforts being undertaken by UNFICYP to implement the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Secretary-General's zero tolerance policy on sexual dated 27 May 2010 (S/2010/260) and reports that exploitation and abuse and to ensure full compliance of its members of the Council have taken note of the personnel with the UN code of conduct. (Adopted 14-1-0, Secretary-General's intention to appoint Lisa Buttenheim 6339th meeting, 15 June 2010) (United States) as Special Representative in Cyprus and head of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus S/RES/1953(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN (UNFICYP to replace Tayé-Brook Zerihoun (Ethiopia) Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. who completed his assignment on 30 Apr. 2010. Urges the implementation of confidence-building measures; expresses its full support for UN Peacekeeping Draft resolutions Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) and decides to extend its S/2010/311 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate mandate for a further period ending 15 June 2011; calls on of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] / both sides to continue to engage in consultations with China, France, Russian Federation, United Kingdom of UNFICYP on the demarcation of the buffer zone; requests Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States. the Secretary-General to submit a report on implementation of this resolution, including on contingency S/2010/631 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate planning in relation to the settlement, by 1 June 2011 and of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] / to keep the Security Council updated on events as China, France, Russian Federation, United Kingdom of necessary. (Adopted 14-1-0, 6445th meeting, 14 Dec. Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of 2010) America. Discussion in plenary
S/PV.6331 (4 June 2010).
S/PV.6339 (15 June 2010).
At the 6339th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/311
was adopted (14-1-0): resolution 1930 (2010).
S/PV.6435 (6 Dec. 2010).
S/PV.6445 (14 Dec. 2010). At the 6445th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/631 was adopted (14-1-0): resolution 1953 (2010).
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UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL (continued) Reports S/2010/474 Letter, 14 Sept. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits two separate letters dated 14 Sep. S/2010/17 Report of the Secretary-General on the request 2010 from the Prime Minister of Nepal and from the of Nepal for United Nations assistance in support of its Chairman of the Unified Communist Party of Nepal peace process. (Maoist) requesting the extension of the current mandate Issued: 7 Jan. 2010. of the UN Mission in Nepal by 4 months from 15 Sept. 2010. S/2010/214 Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in Draft resolutions support of its peace process. S/2010/32 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Issued: 28 Apr. 2010. of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom S/2010/453 Report of the Secretary-General on the of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in S/2010/236 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate support of its peace process. of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom Issued: 2 Sept. 2010. of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. S/2010/658 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2010/476 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom support of its peace process. of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Issued: 23 Dec. 2010. General documents Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/2010/25 Letter, 14 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 14 Jan. 2010 from Nepal S/PV.6260 (15 Jan. 2010) Nepal. requesting an extension of the mandate of the UN S/PV.6262 (21 Jan. 2010) Nepal. Mission in Nepal for an additional 6 months until 15 May 2010. S/PV.6308 (5 May 2010) Nepal. S/2010/229 Letter, 5 May 2010, from the Secretary- S/PV.6311 (12 May 2010) Nepal. General. Transmits letter dated 5 May 2010 from Nepal S/PV.6377 (7 Sept. 2010) Nepal. requesting an extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal from 15 May-15 Sept. 2010. S/PV.6385 (15 Sept. 2010) Nepal. S/2010/472 Letter, 7 Sept. 2010, from Nepal. Transmits S/PV.6398 (14 Oct. 2010) Nepal. letter dated 7 Sept. 2010 from the Prime Minister of Discussion in plenary Nepal requesting the extension of the term of the UN Mission in Nepal for the next 4 months from 15 Sept. S/PV.6260 (15 Jan. 2010). 2010. S/PV.6262 (21 Jan. 2010). S/2010/473 Letter, 9 Sept. 2010, from the Secretary- At the 6262nd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/32 General. Transmits letter dated 9 Sept. 2010 from the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1909 (2010). Chairman of the Unified Communist Party of Nepal S/PV.6308 (5 May 2010). (Maoist) requesting the extension of the current mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal for another 6 months from 15 S/PV.6311 (12 May 2010). Sept. 2010. At the 6311th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/236 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1921 (2010). S/PV.6377 (7 Sept. 2010). S/PV.6385 (15 Sept. 2010). At the 6385th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/476 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1939 (2010). S/PV.6398 (14 Oct. 2010).
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UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL (continued) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Resolutions Reports S/RES/1909(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2010/200 Report of the Secretary-General on the Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. Decides in line with the request from the Issued: 22 Apr. 2010. - Date on document 22 Feb. Government of Nepal and the Secretary-General's 2010, corrected by S/2010/200/Corr.1. recommendations, to renew the mandate of the UN S/2010/200/Corr.1 Report of the Secretary-General on Political Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) as established under the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti : resolution 1740 (2007) until 15 May 2010; calls upon all corrigendum. parties to take full advantage of the expertise and Issued: 27 Apr. 2010. - Corrects date in symbol block readiness of UNMIN to support the peace process to of masthead to read 22 Apr. 2010. facilitate the completion of outstanding aspects of UNMIN's mandate by 15 May 2010; decides that UNMIN should S/2010/446 Report of the Secretary-General on the make the necessary arrangements with the Government of United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. Nepal for its withdrawal, including handing over any Issued: 1 Sept. 2010. residual monitoring responsibilities by 15 May 2010; General documents welcomes the recent understanding between the Government of Nepal and the Unified Communist Party of S/2010/23 Letter, 13 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- Nepal (Maoist) on having a timetabled action plan for the General. Refers to the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti integration and rehabilitation of Maoist army personnel by (MINUSTAH) and reports the intention to immediately 15 May 2010; calls upon all political parties in Nepal to deploy Edmond Mulet, Assistant Secretary-General, expedite the peace process; requests the parties in Nepal Office of Operations, Department of Peacekeeping to take the necessary steps to promote the safety, security Operations, to serve as his Acting Special and freedom of movement of UNMIN and associated Representative and Head of MINUSTAH. personnel in executing the tasks defined in the mandate. (Adopted unanimously, 6262nd meeting, 21 Jan. 2010) S/2010/24 Letter, 13 Jan. 2010, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 13 Jan. 2010 S/RES/1921(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN (S/2010/23) from the Secretary-General concerning the Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. intention to deploy Edmund Mulet as Acting Special Decides in line with the request from the Representative and Head of the UN Stabilization Mission Government of Nepal and the Secretary-General's in Haiti (MINUSTAH) and reports that members of the recommendations, to renew the mandate of UNMIN as Security Council take note of the intention expressed established under resolution 1740 (2007) until 15 Sept. therein. 2010, taking into account the completion of some elements of the mandate and the ongoing work on the monitoring of S/2010/27 Letter, 18 Jan. 2010, from Mexico. Transmits a the management of arms and armed personnel in line with working document regarding the situation in Haiti. the 25 June 2008 Agreement among the political parties, S/2010/131 Letter, 8 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- which will support the completion of the peace process; General. Refers to the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti requests the parties in Nepal to take the necessary steps (MINUSTAH) and reports the Secretary-General's to promote the safety, security and freedom of movement intention to appoint Major General Luiz Guilherme Paul of UNMIN and associated personnel in executing the tasks Cruz (Brazil) as Force Commander of MINUSTAH, to defined in the mandate. (Adopted unanimously, 6311th replace Major General Floriano Peixoto (Brazil) who will meeting, 12 May 2010) complete his tour of duty on 9 Apr. 2010. S/RES/1939(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2010/132 Letter, 10 Mar. 2010, from the President of the Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Decides in line with the request from the dated 10 Mar. 2010 (S/2010/131) and reports that his Government of Nepal to renew the mandate of UN Mission intention to appoint Major General Luiz Guilherme Paul in Nepal (UNMIN) as established under resolution 1740 Cruz (Brazil) as Force Commander of the UN (2007) until 15 Jan. 2011; decides that UNMIN's mandate Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINTUSAH) has been will terminate on 15 Jan. 2011 after which date UNMIN will brought to the attention of the Council and they have leave Nepal; requests the parties in Nepal to take the taken note thereof. necessary steps to promote the safety, security and freedom of movement of UNMIN and associated personnel S/2010/160 Letter, 26 Mar. 2010, from the Secretary- in executing the tasks defined in the mandate. (Adopted General. Refers to the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti unanimously, 6385th meeting, 15 Sept. 2010) (MINUSTAH) and reports the Secretary-General's intention to appoint Edmond Mulet (Guatemala) as his Special Representative in Haiti and Head of MINUSTAH.
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UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI (continued) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI (continued) S/2010/161 Letter, 29 Mar. 2010, from the President of the S/PV.6399 (14 Oct. 2010). Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter At the 6399th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/519 dated 26 Mar. 2010 (S/2010/160) and reports that was adopted unanimously: resolution 1944 (2010). members of the Security Council have taken note of the Resolutions his intention to appoint Edmond Mulet (Guatemala) as his Special Representative and Head of the UN S/RES/1908(2010) [Increasing the overall force levels of Stabilization Mission in Haiti. the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) to Draft resolutions support the immediate recovery, reconstruction and stability efforts]. S/2010/29 Draft resolution [on increasing the overall force Endorses the recommendation made by the levels of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti Secretary-General to increase the overall force levels of (MINUSTAH) to support the immediate recovery, UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti to support the immediate reconstruction and stability efforts] / Argentina, Austria, recovery, reconstruction and stability efforts; decides that Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, MINUSTAH will consist of a military component of up to France, Gabon, Guatemala, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, 8,940 troops of all ranks and of a police component of up Nigeria, Peru, Russian Federation, Turkey, Uganda, to 3,711 police and that it will keep the new levels of troops United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and police in MINUSTAH under review as necessary. United States of America and Uruguay. (Adopted unanimously, 6261st meeting, 19 Jan. 2010) S/2010/277 Draft resolution [on the composition of the S/RES/1927(2010) [The composition of the military and military and police components of the UN Stabilization police components of the UN Stabilization Mission in Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] / Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Haiti (MINUSTAH)]. Canada, Chile, France, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Authorizes the deployment of a further 680 police in Peru, Spain, United States of America and Uruguay. addition to the police strength authorized by resolution 1908 (2010), as a temporary surge capacity with clearly S/2010/519 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate defined objectives, and a particular focus on building the of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] / capacity of the Haitian National Police; decides, therefore, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Ecuador, France, that MINUSTAH will consist of a military component of up Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Spain, United States to 8,940 troops of all ranks and of a police component of of America and Uruguay. up to 4,391 police and that it will keep the new levels of Participation by non-Council members (without troops and police in MINUSTAH under close and regular the right to vote) review, including through the electoral period and subsequent constitutional transfer of power, and requests S/PV.6261 (19 Jan. 2010) Argentina, Canada, Chile, the Secretary-General to include in his upcoming report to Guatemala, Haiti, Peru and Uruguay. the Council an assessment of the implementation of S/PV.6274 (19 Feb. 2010) Haiti. resolution 1908 and the present resolution; requests MINUSTAH to continue, within its current mandate, its S/PV.6303 (28 Apr. 2010) Argentina, Canada, Dominican collaboration with OCHA and the UN Country Team in Republic, Colombia, Guatemala, Haiti, Norway, Peru, supporting the humanitarian and recovery efforts and Spain and Uruguay. further encourages all actors to continue to engage in joint S/PV.6330 (4 June 2010) Argentina, Canada, Chile, planning and coordination at the national and local level; Guatemala, Haiti, Peru, Spain and Uruguay. requests MINUSTAH to continue its support to the Haitian Government and to the Provisional Electoral Council, as S/PV.6382 (13 Sept. 2010) Argentina, Canada, Chile, requested, in the preparation and conduct of Haiti's Colombia, Haiti, Norway, Peru and Uruguay. elections, and to coordinate international electoral S/PV.6399 (14 Oct. 2010) Argentina, Canada, Chile, assistance to Haiti in cooperation with other international Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Peru, Spain and Uruguay. stakeholders including the OAS. (Adopted unanimously, 6330th meeting, 4 June 2010) Discussion in plenary S/PV.6261 (19 Jan. 2010). At the 6261st meeting, draft resolution S/2010/29 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1908 (2010). S/PV.6274 (19 Feb. 2010). S/PV.6303 (28 Apr. 2010). S/PV.6330 (4 June 2010). At the 6330th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/277 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1927 (2010). S/PV.6380 (9 Sept. 2010). S/PV.6382 (13 Sept. 2010).
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UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI (continued) WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/RES/1944(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Reports Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)]. S/2010/175 Report of the Secretary-General on the Decides to extend the mandate of MINUSTAH until situation concerning Western Sahara. 15 Oct. 2011, with the intention of further renewal; decides Issued: 6 Apr. 2010. to maintain the current Mission overall force levels, which consists of a military component of up to 8940 troops of all Draft resolutions ranks and of a police component of up to 4391 police and S/2010/216 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate calls on the Secretary-General to conduct a of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western comprehensive assessment of the security environment Sahara (MINURSO)] / France, Russian Federation, following the election and transfer of power to a new Spain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern government in 2011; requests the UN country team, to Ireland and United States of America. complement security and development operations undertaken by the Government of Haiti with the support of Participation by non-Council members (without MINUSTAH with activities aimed at effectively improving the right to vote) the living conditions of the concerned populations, in S/PV.6305 (30 Apr. 2010) Spain. particular women and children; requests MINUSTAH to continue to implement quick-impact projects that further Discussion in plenary enhance the trust of the Haitian population towards S/PV.6295 (9 Apr. 2010). MINUSTAH; strongly condemns the grave violations against children affected by armed violence, as well as S/PV.6305 (30 Apr. 2010). widespread rape and other sexual abuse of women and At the 6305th meeting, draft resolution S/2010/216 girls, and calls upon the Government of Haiti, with the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1920 (2010). support of MINUSTAH and the UN country team, to Resolutions continue to promote and protect the rights of women and children; requests MINUSTAH to continue to pursue its S/RES/1920(2010) [Extension of the mandate of the UN expanded community violence reduction approach, Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara adapting the programme to the changing requirements of (MINURSO)]. the post-earthquake Haitian context with a particular focus Reaffirms the need for full respect of the military on the displaced and those living in violence-affected agreements reached with the UN Mission for the neighbourhoods; requests MINUSTAH to continue to Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) with regard to support the Haitian authorities in their efforts to control the the ceasefire and calls on the parties to adhere fully to flow of small arms including labour-intensive projects, the those agreements; calls upon the parties to continue development of a weapons registry, the revision of current negotiations under the auspices of the Secretary-General laws on importation and possession of arms, reform of the without preconditions and in good faith; requests the weapons permit system and the development and Secretary-General to keep the Security Council informed implementation of a national community policing doctrinel; on a regular basis on the status and progress of these requests the Secretary-General to include in his reports a negotiations under his auspices and express its intention comprehensive assessment of threats to security in Haiti to meet to receive and discuss his report; urges Member and give particular attention to the protective environment States to provide voluntary contributions to fund for all, in particular women and children, and on progress confidence-building measures; and decides to extend the in the sustainable resettlement of displace persons, and to mandate of MINURSO until 30 Apr. 2011. (Adopted propose, as appropriate, options to reconfigure the unanimously, 6305th meeting, 30 Apr. 2010) composition of MINUSTAH. (Adopted unanimously, 6399th meeting, 14 Oct. 2010) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Reports S/2010/173 Women and peace and security : report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 6 Apr. 2010. S/2010/466 (A/65/354) Women's participation in peacebuilding : report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 7 Sept. 2010. S/2010/498 Women and peace and security : report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 28 Sept. 2010.
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WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/2010/604 (A/65/592) Report of the Secretary-General Draft resolutions on the implementation of Security Council resolutions S/2010/641 Draft resolution [on sexual violence against 1820 (2008) and 1888 (2009). women and children in situations of armed conflict] / Issued: 24 Nov. 2010. Albania, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Benin, General documents Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech S/2010/62 Letter, 29 Jan. 2010, from the Secretary- Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, General. Refers to para. 4 of Security Council resolution Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, France, Gabon, Georgia, 1888 (2009) of 30 Sept. 2009 and reports his intention to Germany, Greece, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, appoint Margot Wallström (Sweden) as Special Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Liberia, Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, Violence in Conflict. Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, S/2010/63 Letter, 2 Feb. 2010, from the President of the Nigeria, Norway, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- Portugal, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, General dated 29 Jan. 2010 (S/2010/62) and reports that Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, members of the Security Council have taken note of the Switzerland, The former Yugoslav Republic of intention to appoint Margot Wallström (Sweden) as Macedonia, Timor-Leste, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, Special Representative of the Secretary-General on United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Sexual Violence in Conflict. and United States of America. S/2010/416 Letter, 29 July 2010, from the Secretary- Statements by the President of the Security General. Refers to para. 27 of resolution 1888 (2009) of Council Sept. 2009 by which the Security Council requested the S/PRST/2010/8 Statement [made on behalf of the Secretary-General to submit annual reports on the Security Council, at the 6302nd meeting, 27 April 2010, implementation of resolution 1820 (2008) and to submit in connection with the Council's consideration of the item his next report by Sept. 2010 on the implementation of entitled "Women and peace and security"] / by the both resolutions; requests an extension of the time frame President of the Security Council. for submission to be on 1 Dec. 2010 instead of Sept. Welcomes the appointment of Margot Wallstrom as 2010. Special Representative of the Secretary-General on S/2010/417 Letter, 3 Aug. 2010, from the President of the Sexual Violence in Conflict and reiterates its support of her Security Council. Reports that the letter of the Secretary- mandate as outlined in resolution 1888 (2009); welcomes General dated 29 July 2010 (S/2010/416) concerning the the timely submission of the report of the Secretary- issuance of the report requested by the Security Council General (S/2010/173) requested in resolution 1889 (2009) in para. 27 of its resolution 1888 (2009), under the and takes note both of the indicators and the agenda item "Women and peace and security", has recommendations contained in the report; notes that been brought to the attention of the members of the indicators contained in the report would need technical and Council. conceptual development before they could become operational; requests the Secretary-General to continue to S/2010/549 Letter, 22 Oct. 2010, from Palestine. consult with the Security Council in order to include a Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent comprehensive set of indicators in his next report on the Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the implementation of resolution 1325 (2000) to be submitted open debate of the Security Council on women and to the Security Council in Oct. 2010, as well as a peace and security, to be held on 26 Oct. 2010. programme of work containing roles and responsibilities vis-à-vis the indicators within the UN system and a timeframe to render the indicators operational; requests the Secretary-General to continue to ensure that all country reports to the Security Council provide information on the impact of situations of armed conflict on women and girls, their particular needs in post-conflict situations and obstacles to attaining those needs; reiterates its desire to commemorate the 10th anniversary of its resolution 1325 (2000).
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WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/PRST/2010/20 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6453 (16 Dec. 2010) Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Security Council, at the 6396th meeting, 13 Oct. 2010, in Australia, Belgium, Benin, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, connection with the Council's consideration of the item Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech entitled "Post-conflict peacebuilding"] / by the President Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, of the Security Council. Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Reiterates the importance of national ownership of Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, peacebuilding efforts and priorities; stresses the Kenya, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, importance of women's equal participation and full Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, involvement in all efforts for the maintenance and Norway, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Portugal, promotion of peace and security, including peacebuilding; Republic of Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra reiterates the importance of addressing women's Leone, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, peacebuilding needs and their involvement in the Switzerland, The former Yugoslav Republic of development and implementation of post-conflict Macedonia, Timor-Leste and Ukraine. strategies. Discussion in plenary S/PRST/2010/22 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6302 (27 Apr. 2010). Security Council, at the 6411th meeting, 26 Oct. 2010, in At the 6302nd meeting, the President made a connection with the Council's consideration of the item statement, on behalf of the Council members, in entitled "Women and peace and security"] / by the connection with prior consultations among Council President of the Security Council. members on the item entitled "Women and peace and Welcomes General Assembly resolution A/64/289 security": S/PRST/2010/8. establishing the UN Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women); reiterates its S/PV.6396 (13 Oct. 2010). strong condemnation of all violations of applicable At the 6396th meeting, the President made a international law committed against women and girls in statement, on behalf of the Council members, in situations of armed conflict and post-conflict situations; connection with prior consultations among Council encourages Member States to deploy greater numbers of members on the item entitled "Post-conflict peacebuilding": female military and police personnel to UN peacekeeping S/PRST/2010/20. operations; reiterates its demand to all parties to armed S/PV.6411 (26 Oct. 2010). conflict to immediately and completely cease all forms of At the 6411th meeting, the President made a violence against women and girls, including acts of sexual statement, on behalf of the Council members, in violence; reiterates its request to Member States, connection with prior consultations among Council international, regional and subregional organizations to members on the item entitled "Women and peace and take measures to increase the participation of women in security": S/PRST/2010/22. conflict prevention, conflict resolution and peacebuilding. Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.6411(Resumption1) (26 Oct. 2010). the right to vote) S/PV.6453 (16 Dec. 2010). At the 6453rd meeting, draft resolution S/2010/641 S/PV.6396 (13 Oct. 2010) Australia, Bangladesh, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1960 (2010). Canada, Chile, Croatia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Finland, Ireland, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan, Peru, Portugal, South S/PV.6453(Resumption1) (17 Dec. 2010). Africa and Thailand. Resolutions S/PV.6411 (26 Oct. 2010) Afghanistan, Argentina, S/RES/1960(2010) [Sexual violence against women and Armenia, Australia, Bahamas, Bangladesh, Belgium, children in situations of armed conflict]. Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Canada, Chile, Requests the Secretary-General to apply the listing Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Denmark, Egypt, El and de-listing criteria for parties listed in his annual report Salvador, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, Gambia, Germany, on sexual violence in armed conflict; requests the Ghana, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Secretary-General to track and monitor implementation of Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Kenya, these commitments by parties to armed conflict on the Liberia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malawi, Monaco, Security Council's agenda that engage in patterns of rape Morocco, Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, and other sexual violence; requests the Secretary General Norway, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Peru, to establish monitoring; requests the Secretary-General to Philippines, Portugal, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, continue to ensure full transparency, cooperation and Solomon Islands, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sudan, coordination of efforts between the Special Representative Sweden, Switzerland, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict Ukraine, United Republic of Tanzania, Uruguay, Viet and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General Nam and Palestine. on Sexual Violence in Conflict; invites the Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict to continue to provide briefings on sexual violence; requests that the Secretary-General continue to submit annual reports to the Council. 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WORLD WAR (1939-1945)–ANNIVERSARY (65TH) General documents S/2010/194 (A/64/747) Letter, 15 Apr. 2010, from the Russian Federation. Transmits statement by the heads of the States members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945, adopted at Chisinau, 9 Oct. 2009. S/2010/617 (A/65/606) Letter, 6 Dec. 2010, from the Russian Federation. Transmits information declarations by the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the opening of the Nuremberg trials of the major Nazi war criminals and by the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the Nuremberg trials.
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*** Algeria CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Gurung, Manju – S/PV.6341 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6360(Resumption1); S/PV.6409 Afghanistan PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6409 Rassoul, Zalmai – S/PV.6394 SOMALIA SITUATION Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6386 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Argentina Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6310 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6354(Resumption1); S/PV.6427 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Rassoul, Zalmai – S/PV.6299 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6424 Limeres, Diego – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN DISARMAMENT Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6382 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Limeres, Diego – S/PV.6303 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY African Union Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6310; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6347(Resumption1) António, Téte – S/PV.6288 TERRORISM AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6310 Mbeki, Thabo – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Isata, Sebastiao – S/PV.6416 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI PEACEBUILDING Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6382 António, Téte – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Limeres, Diego – S/PV.6303 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS António, Téte – S/PV.6270 Limeres, Diego – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS António, Téte – S/PV.6288 Armenia SOMALIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS António, Téte – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Mbeki, Thabo – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 Khoudaverdian, Karine – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Mbeki, Thabo – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) António, Téte – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) African Union. Commissioner for Peace and WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Security Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6409 ASEAN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6257 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6257 Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6409 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6257 Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6257 SOMALIA SITUATION Australia Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6259; S/PV.6313; AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6407 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6351 Windsor, David Anthony – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287
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Australia (continued) Austria (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6288(Resumption1); Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367 S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319; Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6409 S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6354(Resumption1); Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6427 S/PV.6347 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6390 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA PEACEBUILDING Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Rose, Andrew – S/PV.6396 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS IRAQ SITUATION Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6409 Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6450 SMALL ARMS KOSOVO (SERBIA) Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353; Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6422 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6404 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6351 S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Windsor, David Anthony – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287 NARCOTIC DRUGS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6277 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6335 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6453 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6335 Rose, Andrew – S/PV.6396 PALESTINE QUESTION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Austria S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEBUILDING Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6255 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6268; S/PV.6287; PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6347 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6409 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6257 S/PV.6360 Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6306 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR RWANDA SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6425 SMALL ARMS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6288 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 SOMALIA SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6321 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6386 CHAD SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6321 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6457 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6341 Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6425 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6316 TERRORISM EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6390 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6268 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6300
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Austria (continued) Bangladesh (continued) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6450 Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6255 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367 Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6270(Resumption1); S/PV.6370 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SAHARA Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6305 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6404(Resumption1) AND CHAD WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6321 Rahman, Nojibur (Bangladesh) – UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6452 Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6425 Belgium UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6305 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; Benin S/PV.6453 Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6411 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Austria. President S/PV.6360(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Fischer, Heinz – S/PV.6389 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Fischer, Heinz – S/PV.6389 Solón-Romero, Pablo – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Azerbaijan Solón-Romero, Pablo – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Solón-Romero, Pablo – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Musayev, Tofig – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Solón-Romero, Pablo – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Musayev, Tofig – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Bosnia and Herzegovina INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; Bahamas S/PV.6394 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Bethel, Paulette A. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6409 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6360 Bangladesh AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6425 Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6338 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6452 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mahmood, Mohammad Sarwar – Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6341 S/PV.6354(Resumption1); CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6427 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6354 Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – DISARMAMENT S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6310 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6316
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Bosnia and Herzegovina (continued) Bosnia and Herzegovina (continued) EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6268 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6300 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6342; Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6450 S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422; S/PV.6434 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6394 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6322; Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6390 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6347 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6422 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6425 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6342 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6452 IRAQ SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6450 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 KOSOVO (SERBIA) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 S/PV.6422 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6411 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6353 Vukasinovic, Milos – S/PV.6302 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6404 Bosnia and Herzegovina. Presidency. Chair MIDDLE EAST SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 Silajdzic, Haris – S/PV.6319 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6363 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Vukasinovic, Milos – S/PV.6265 Silajdzic, Haris – S/PV.6319 NARCOTIC DRUGS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6277 Silajdzic, Haris – S/PV.6389 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6335 Silajdzic, Haris – S/PV.6389 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6335 Botswana PALESTINE QUESTION Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6363 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6288; Vukasinovic, Milos – S/PV.6265 S/PV.6360(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6299 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6396 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6257 PALESTINE QUESTION Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6306 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) RWANDA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6342 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION SMALL ARMS Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6288 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6313 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6425 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6338 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6452 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Brazil Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6363 Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6310; Vukasinovic, Milos – S/PV.6265 S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 TERRORISM Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268; Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6390; S/PV.6424 S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 - 138 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Brazil (continued) Brazil (continued) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR SMALL ARMS Patriota, Antonio de Aguiar – S/PV.6425 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6288 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6452 SOMALIA SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6386 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6313 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Moretti, Norberto – S/PV.6341 Patriota, Antonio de Aguiar – S/PV.6425 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DISARMAMENT Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA TERRORISM Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6316 Amorim, Celso – S/PV.6390 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6310 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6268 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6424 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6367 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Moretti, Norberto – S/PV.6342 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6300 S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Machado, Vera Barrouin – S/PV.6450 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6394; Amorim, Celso – S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 S/PV.6464 Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6310 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6351 S/PV.6347 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Moretti, Norberto – S/PV.6342 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6367 Moretti, Norberto – S/PV.6342 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6422 Machado, Vera Barrouin – S/PV.6450 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN KOSOVO (SERBIA) Patriota, Antonio de Aguiar – S/PV.6425 Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6367 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6452 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6353; S/PV.6422 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6404 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Burkina Faso NARCOTIC DRUGS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6277 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6335 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6335 Burundi PALESTINE QUESTION Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Gahutu, Zacharie – S/PV.6309 PEACEBUILDING Nsanze, Augustin – S/PV.6439 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Gahutu, Zacharie – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Amorim, Celso – S/PV.6389 Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6370 Canada Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN McNee, John – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6306 S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6257 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY RWANDA SITUATION McNee, John – S/PV.6360 Moretti, Norberto – S/PV.6342 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6341 - 139 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Canada (continued) Chile CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS McNee, John – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Rivard, Gilles – S/PV.6427 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) McNee, John – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6382 McNee, John – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PEACEBUILDING Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6396 McNee, John – S/PV.6299(Resumption1); UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6396 Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6382 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6370 Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6396; SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6411(Resumption1); McNee, John – S/PV.6391 S/PV.6453(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK McNee, John – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) China UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AFGHANISTAN SITUATION McNee, John – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Li, Baodong – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310 S/PV.6464 Wang, Min – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6255 SIERRA LEONE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY McNee, John – S/PV.6391 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR McNee, John – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Yang, Tao – S/PV.6452 McNee, John – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Oda, Beverley J. – S/PV.6411 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Caribbean Community Wang, Min – S/PV.6341 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Gonsalves, Camillo (Saint Vincent and the Wang, Min – S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 Grenadines) – S/PV.6300 DISARMAMENT Li, Baodong – S/PV.6310 Central African Republic DJIBOUTI–ERITREA AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Li, Baodong – S/PV.6316 Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6268 Gambi, Antoine – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6345; S/PV.6438; Guo, Xiaomei – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6449 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 Gambi, Antoine – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6449 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6303 SMALL ARMS Wang, Min – S/PV.6382 Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Li, Baodong – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6390 AND CHAD Wang, Min – S/PV.6347 Gambi, Antoine – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6257 Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6449 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Guo, Xiaomei – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Chad INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Guo, Xiaomei – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY IRAQ SITUATION Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6288 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6450 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SMALL ARMS Li, Baodong – S/PV.6404 Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6288 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406
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China (continued) China (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Li, Baodong – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6425 Long, Zhou – S/PV.6298 Yang, Tao – S/PV.6452 Yang, Tao – S/PV.6325 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6265 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6303 NARCOTIC DRUGS Wang, Min – S/PV.6382 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6277 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Long, Zhou – S/PV.6302 Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6344 Wang, Min – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6335 Wang, Min – S/PV.6442 China. Premier NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6344 Wen, Jiabao – S/PV.6389 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6335 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6280 Wen, Jiabao – S/PV.6389 Wang, Min – S/PV.6384; S/PV.6442 PALESTINE QUESTION Civil Society Advisory Group to the United Li, Baodong – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Nations on Women, Peace and Security Long, Zhou – S/PV.6298 Yang, Tao – S/PV.6325 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6265 Awori, Thelma – S/PV.6411 PEACEBUILDING Li, Baodong – S/PV.6299 Colombia Wang, Min – S/PV.6396 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6310 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6409 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6270 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Wang, Min – S/PV.6370 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Li, Baodong – S/PV.6306 Osorio, Néstor Fernando – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6257 DISARMAMENT RWANDA SITUATION Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6310 Guo, Xiaomei – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6313 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Li, Baodong – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6310 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRORISM Li, Baodong – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6310 Yang, Tao – S/PV.6401; S/PV.6452 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Li, Baodong – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Long, Zhou – S/PV.6298 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Yang, Tao – S/PV.6325 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6265 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) TERRORISM Osorio, Néstor Fernando – S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Li, Baodong – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6390 Wang, Min – S/PV.6424 Communauté économique des Etats de l'Afrique TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION centrale. Secrétaire général Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6276 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Wang, Min – S/PV.6405 Sylvain-Goma, Louis – S/PV.6288 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ SMALL ARMS Li, Baodong – S/PV.6450 Sylvain-Goma, Louis – S/PV.6288 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Li, Baodong – S/PV.6287 Congo Wang, Min – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6276 Maboundou, Raphael Dieudonné – Wang, Min – S/PV.6405 S/PV.6288(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO SMALL ARMS Li, Baodong – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; Maboundou, Raphael Dieudonné – S/PV.6422 S/PV.6288(Resumption1)
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Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Croatia (continued) Countries FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6434 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6298; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6342 PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEBUILDING Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6298; Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6299(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6396 PEACEBUILDING RWANDA SITUATION Momen, Abulkalam Abdul (Bangladesh) – Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6342 S/PV.6299(Resumption1); S/PV.6396 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6396; Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Cuba Edrees, Mohamed Fathi (Egypt) – S/PV.6300 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6310 Momen, Abulkalam Abdul (Bangladesh) – S/PV.6396 Orellana Alvarado, María del Carmen – S/PV.6310 DISARMAMENT Costa Rica Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6310 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Orellana Alvarado, María del Carmen – S/PV.6310 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6288 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6310 Hernández-Milian, Jairo – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Orellana Alvarado, María del Carmen – S/PV.6310 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Ulibarri, Eduardo R. – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6288 Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TERRORISM Hernández-Milian, Jairo – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6424 Ulibarri, Eduardo R. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); Orellana Alvarado, María del Carmen – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6453(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – Côte d'Ivoire S/PV.6300(Resumption1) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Czech Republic Djédjé, Ilahiri A. – S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE PEACEBUILDING Djédjé, Ilahiri A. – S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284 Cervenka, David – S/PV.6396 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Council of the European Union. High Kaiser, Petr – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS and Security Policy Cervenka, David – S/PV.6396 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Democratic Republic of the Congo Ashton, Catherine, Baroness – S/PV.6306 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Croatia Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION SITUATION Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6378 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SMALL ARMS Mikec, Neven – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6288(Resumption1)
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Democratic Republic of the Congo (continued) Egypt (continued) UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE PEACEBUILDING DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6378 S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Gendi, Soha – S/PV.6396 Denmark PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Staur, Carsten – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) S/PV.6270(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Laursen, Erik – S/PV.6374 Edrees, Mohamed Fathi – S/PV.6363 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Staur, Carsten – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Djibouti Gendi, Soha – S/PV.6396 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY El Salvador Hassan, Kadra Ahmed – S/PV.6362 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA PEACEBUILDING Hassan, Kadra Ahmed – S/PV.6362 Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Hassan, Kadra Ahmed – S/PV.6362 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS García González, Carlos Enrique – Djibouti. President S/PV.6411(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Eritrea Guelleh, Ismaël Omar – S/PV.6316 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Guelleh, Ismaël Omar – S/PV.6316 Desta, Araya – S/PV.6362 SOMALIA SITUATION DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Guelleh, Ismaël Omar – S/PV.6316 Desta, Araya – S/PV.6362 SOMALIA SITUATION Dominican Republic Desta, Araya – S/PV.6362 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Estonia Cuello Camilo, Federico Alberto – S/PV.6303 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Cuello Camilo, Federico Alberto – S/PV.6303 Intelmann, Tiina – S/PV.6411(Resumption1)
Ecuador Ethiopia LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Lalama, Jenny – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Abay, Grum – S/PV.6409 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Lalama, Jenny – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Abay, Grum – S/PV.6409 Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION Bame, Aman Hassen – S/PV.6386 Lalama, Jenny – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) European Union TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Lalama, Jenny – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Rivière, Nicolas de (France) – S/PV.6287 Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6464 Carrión Mena, Francisco – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Egypt Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6288; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6360(Resumption1); S/PV.6409 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6360 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6319 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6427 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Edrees, Mohamed Fathi – S/PV.6363 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Edrees, Mohamed Fathi – S/PV.6363 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) DISARMAMENT Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6310
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European Union (continued) Finland FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6319 Haavisto, Pekka – S/PV.6409 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6382 Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6303 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) S/PV.6347(Resumption1) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – S/PV.6396 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Haavisto, Pekka – S/PV.6409 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Holmlund, Anne – S/PV.6411 PALESTINE QUESTION Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – S/PV.6396 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363(Resumption1); France S/PV.6404(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEBUILDING Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268; S/PV.6351; Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6299(Resumption1); S/PV.6394 S/PV.6396 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6464 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6310 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6257 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6409 SMALL ARMS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6288 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 SOMALIA SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6374 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6319 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6386 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6421 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6341 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6354 TERRORISM Briens, Martin – S/PV.6427 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION SITUATION Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6317 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN DISARMAMENT Rivière, Nicolas de (France) – S/PV.6287 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6310 Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6464 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6316 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6268 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6382 S/PV.6422 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6303 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6421; S/PV.6434 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice – S/PV.6342 Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6367 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6396; HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6303 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6382 European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo INTERNATIONAL SECURITY KOSOVO (SERBIA) Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6390 Kermabon, Yves de – S/PV.6353 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.6389 Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice – S/PV.6347 Fiji Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6310 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Thomson, Peter – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Briens, Martin – S/PV.6434 Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice – S/PV.6342
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France (continued) France (continued) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Briens, Martin – S/PV.6434 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6405 Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice – S/PV.6342 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO IRAQ SITUATION Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6450 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6367 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; SAHARA S/PV.6422 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6305 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6367 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6404 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC MIDDLE EAST SITUATION REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6317 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI NARCOTIC DRUGS Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6303 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6277 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6382 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6335 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6305 Bonne, Emmanuel – S/PV.6344 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Briens, Martin – S/PV.6442 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6302 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6384 Bonne, Emmanuel – S/PV.6344 Gabon Briens, Martin – S/PV.6442 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6280 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6287 PALESTINE QUESTION Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6255; Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6268; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6464 PEACEBUILDING AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6288; PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6270 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6316 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6409 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.6389 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6338; Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6370 S/PV.6370; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6421 RWANDA SITUATION Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6319 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6434 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice – S/PV.6342 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6341 SMALL ARMS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6288 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6427 SOMALIA SITUATION Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6354 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6386 DISARMAMENT Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6310 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6316 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6268 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRORISM Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6264; Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6390 S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; Bonne, Emmanuel – S/PV.6424 S/PV.6434 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6310 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6319; TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6342 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6405 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6382 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6300 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6303 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6450 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6464 - 145 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Gabon (continued) Gabon (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6257 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6300 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6310; UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 Toungui, Paul – S/PV.6450 Toungui, Paul – S/PV.6390 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6287 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6434 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6255; Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6342 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6434 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6276 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6342 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6405 IRAQ SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Toungui, Paul – S/PV.6450 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6264; KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6264; UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6353 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6382 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6404 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6303 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6265; Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6404 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6302 Onanga Ndiaye, Michel Régis – S/PV.6363 NARCOTIC DRUGS Gabon. President Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6277 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION Bongo Ondimba, Ali – S/PV.6389 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6265; PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 Bongo Ondimba, Ali – S/PV.6389 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6404 Onanga Ndiaye, Michel Régis – S/PV.6363 Gambia PEACEBUILDING Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Waffa-Ogoo, Susan – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6270; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 Jobe-Njie, Fatou Mass – S/PV.6411 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6257 Georgia Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6306 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION Lomaia, Alexander – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6434 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6342 Tsiskarashvili, Shalva – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6288 Tsiskarashvili, Shalva – S/PV.6453(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6313 Germany Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6316; AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Berger, Miguel – S/PV.6464 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6338; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6288(Resumption1); S/PV.6360 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6265; Ney, Martin – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6404 Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Onanga Ndiaye, Michel Régis – S/PV.6363 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6424 SMALL ARMS Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6310 Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Toungui, Paul – S/PV.6390 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Ney, Martin – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6276 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6405 - 146 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Germany (continued) Hungary UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Berger, Miguel – S/PV.6464 Horváth Fekszi, Márta – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Körösi, Csaba – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453 IBRD Ghana AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Cliffe, Sarah – S/PV.6360 Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6360 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS IBRD. Managing Director Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PEACEBUILDING Okonjo-Iweala, Ngozi – S/PV.6299 Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Iceland Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Guatemala Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6303 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Briz Gutiérrez, José Alberto – TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6303 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Guinea-Bissau GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION India Cabral, Alfredo Lopes – S/PV.6281 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Gama, João Soares da – S/PV.6416 Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; Queta, Adelino – S/PV.6359 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6464 Haiti CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Bellerive, Jean Max – S/PV.6303 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Mérorès, Léo – S/PV.6274; S/PV.6330; S/PV.6382; Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) S/PV.6399 Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI DISARMAMENT Bellerive, Jean Max – S/PV.6303 Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6310 Mérorès, Léo – S/PV.6274; S/PV.6330; S/PV.6382; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6399 Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6310 PEACEBUILDING High Representative for the Implementation of the Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Peace Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6270(Resumption1); BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6370 Inzko, Valentin – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 SOMALIA SITUATION Radmanovic, Nebojsa – S/PV.6421 Ray, Anupam – S/PV.6374 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRORISM Inzko, Valentin – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6310 Radmanovic, Nebojsa – S/PV.6421 Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6424 Honduras UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Flores, Mary Elizabeth – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Human Security Network Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6464 PEACEBUILDING WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Hernández-Milian, Jairo (Costa Rica) – Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6453(Resumption1)
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Indonesia Iran (Islamic Republic of) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6464 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DISARMAMENT Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6310 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6310 PALESTINE QUESTION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT International Committee of the Red Cross Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6335 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Daccord, Yves – S/PV.6427 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6335 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Füllemann, Walter A. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) International Criminal Court. Prosecutor Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.6440 S/PV.6363(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.6336; S/PV.6440 TERRORISM Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6310 International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Dehghani, Gholamhossein – S/PV.6424 President UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Byron, Dennis – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN RWANDA SITUATION Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6464 Byron, Dennis – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Iraq International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Prosecutor Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA IRAQ SITUATION Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6368 Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Turky Saed, Abdul Basit – S/PV.6356 Zebari, Hoshyar – S/PV.6450 International Tribunal for the Prosecution of UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; International Humanitarian Law Committed in the S/PV.6368 Zebari, Hoshyar – S/PV.6450 Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. President Iraq. Committee of Financial Experts FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Turky Saed, Abdul Basit (Iraq) – S/PV.6293; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6418 Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Ireland International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of PEACEBUILDING Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6396 International Humanitarian Law Committed in the TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6276 Prosecutor UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6276 Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 White, Mary – S/PV.6411
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Israel Jamaica AFGHANISTAN SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6310 Wolfe, Raymond – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Japan CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6427 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Schonmann, Ady – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6310 DISARMAMENT Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268; S/PV.6287; Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6351 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6310 Kodama, Kazuo – S/PV.6409 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6316 Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6404 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360 Waxman, Haim – S/PV.6375 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Matsumoto, Takeaki – S/PV.6425 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.6325 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6452 Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6404 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6421 S/PV.6363 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6319 Waxman, Haim – S/PV.6375 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6341 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.6325 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6404 Kodama, Kazuo – S/PV.6427 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6354 S/PV.6363 DISARMAMENT TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6310 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.6325 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6404 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6268 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6363 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6422; S/PV.6463 TERRORISM Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6314 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6310 Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6434 Waxman, Haim – S/PV.6424 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342 UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Waxman, Haim – S/PV.6375 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6382 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6453 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6390 Waxman, Haim – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6310 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 Italy INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6463 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6434 S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6342 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6463 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6434 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6342 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY IRAQ SITUATION Nesi, Giuseppe – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Tokunaga, Hisashi – S/PV.6450 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS KOSOVO (SERBIA) Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6422 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6314 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6300 Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6367 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6404 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Carfagna, Maria Rosaria – S/PV.6411 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6404 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6453 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6265 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363 NARCOTIC DRUGS Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6277
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Japan (continued) Japan (continued) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344 Kikuta, Makiko – S/PV.6411 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6384 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6302 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344 PALESTINE QUESTION Japan. Prime Minister Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6404 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6265 Kan, Naoto – S/PV.6389 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PEACEBUILDING Kan, Naoto – S/PV.6389 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6396 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Joint African Union-UN Chief Mediator for Darfur Kodama, Kazuo – S/PV.6409 Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6370 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6270 Bassolé, Djibrill Yipènè – S/PV.6338 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 Bassolé, Djibrill Yipènè – S/PV.6338 RWANDA SITUATION Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6463 Joint African Union-United Nations Special Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6434 Representative for Darfur Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6342 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR SMALL ARMS Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.6318; Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6288 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6365 SOMALIA SITUATION CHAD–SUDAN Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.6318 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6316 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6313 Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.6318; SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6338; S/PV.6365 Matsumoto, Takeaki – S/PV.6425 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6452 Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.6338 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6338 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Jordan Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6404 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6265 Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem – Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRORISM MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Kodama, Kazuo – S/PV.6424 Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem – Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6390 S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6405 PALESTINE QUESTION Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6276 Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem – UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6457 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6300 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Tokunaga, Hisashi – S/PV.6450 Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem – Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351 S/PV.6298(Resumption1); UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6405 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6276 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Khair, Adi – S/PV.6300 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6422 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6314 Kazakhstan Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6367 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6264 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Saudabayev, Kanat – S/PV.6268 Matsumoto, Takeaki – S/PV.6425 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6452 Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6382 Saudabayev, Kanat – S/PV.6268 - 150 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Kazakhstan (continued) Lebanon (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6409 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6360 Kenya AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Maina, Solomon K. – S/PV.6409 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6421 S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6319 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Kimemia, Francis – S/PV.6342 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6341 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Kimemia, Francis – S/PV.6342 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6354 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Karanouh, Ali – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Kimemia, Francis – S/PV.6342 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6427 PEACEBUILDING Ziadeh, Fadi – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – DISARMAMENT S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6310 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Maina, Solomon K. – S/PV.6409 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6316 RWANDA SITUATION EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Kimemia, Francis – S/PV.6342 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6268 SOMALIA SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.6374 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 Wetangula, Moses – S/PV.6386 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Tawk, Brigitte – S/PV.6367 Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6434 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6303 Ojiambo, Josephine – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6382 S/PV.6453(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6347; Kosovo (Serbia) S/PV.6390 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6310 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Citaku, Vlora – S/PV.6422 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6342 Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6434 KOSOVO (SERBIA) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Citaku, Vlora – S/PV.6422 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6342 Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353; Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6434 S/PV.6367 IRAQ SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6450 Citaku, Vlora – S/PV.6422 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6264 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6422 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 League of Arab States Tawk, Brigitte – S/PV.6367 SOMALIA SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.6259 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6375; S/PV.6404 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION League of Arab States. Secretary-General Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6325; S/PV.6375; S/PV.6404 Moussa, Amre – S/PV.6257 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6363 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN NARCOTIC DRUGS Moussa, Amre – S/PV.6257 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6277 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Lebanon Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6335 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6335 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6464 PALESTINE QUESTION Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6310 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6363
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Lebanon (continued) Lebanon. Prime Minister PEACEBUILDING INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Habib, William – S/PV.6396 Hariri, Saad – S/PV.6322 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6299 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Liberia Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 LIBERIA SITUATION Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6370 Kamara, Marjon V. – S/PV.6379 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6257 Kamara, Marjon V. – S/PV.6379 RWANDA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6342 Gayflor, Vabah – S/PV.6411 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6434 SOMALIA SITUATION Liechtenstein Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Barriga, Stefan – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6452 Sparber, Georg – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6363 Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6300 TERRORISM WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6390; S/PV.6424; Barriga, Stefan – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6424 Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6453 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6310 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Luxembourg Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6276 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6405 Lucas, Sylvie – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6453 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6300 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Malaysia Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6450 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6464 S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6276 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6405 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6422 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6264 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Tawk, Brigitte – S/PV.6367 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6375 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Malta Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6303 Borg, Saviour F. – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6382 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mauritania Habib, William – S/PV.6396 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6302 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Lebanon. President Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Sleiman, Michel – S/PV.6389 PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – Sleiman, Michel – S/PV.6389 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) - 152 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Mexico Mexico (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Heller, Claude – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6464 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6255 SMALL ARMS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Heller, Claude – S/PV.6288 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6360 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386; Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6409 S/PV.6457 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6425 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Heller, Claude – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6341; S/PV.6457 TERRORISM CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6390 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6354 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6427 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Heller, Claude – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6457 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6300 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Heller, Claude – S/PV.6268 Morgan Sotomayor, Yanerit Cristina – S/PV.6450 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Heller, Claude – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; Heller, Claude – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6464 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6314 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6255 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Espinosa Cantellano, Patricia – S/PV.6389 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6390 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6314 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Heller, Claude – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 SAHARA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Heller, Claude – S/PV.6305 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN IRAQ SITUATION Heller, Claude – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 Morgan Sotomayor, Yanerit Cristina – S/PV.6450 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI KOSOVO (SERBIA) Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6305 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6404 Carrera, Laura – S/PV.6411 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Heller, Claude – S/PV.6396 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; Morgan Sotomayor, Yanerit Cristina – S/PV.6453 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6302 NARCOTIC DRUGS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6277 Monaco NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6335 Picco, Isabelle F. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Heller, Claude – S/PV.6335 Morocco PALESTINE QUESTION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Heller, Claude – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6288 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6396 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6299 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Espinosa Cantellano, Patricia – S/PV.6389 DISARMAMENT Heller, Claude – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6310 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6409 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6310 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) - 153 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Morocco (continued) Netherlands MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6287 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6287 PEACEBUILDING WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6396 Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6453 Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS New Zealand Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6288 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6310 Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) McLay, Jim – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6394 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM McLay, Jim – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 DISARMAMENT WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6310 Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6396 Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6310 PEACEBUILDING Myanmar Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM Swe, Than – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6310 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Namibia McLay, Jim – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Mbuende, Kaire Munionganda – McLay, Jim – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6300(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS McLay, Jim – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287 Emvula, Wilfried I. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE McLay, Jim – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 NATO WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS McLay, Jim – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Lemos-Maniati, Eirini – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Nicaragua NATO. Deputy Secretary-General LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Rubiales de Chamorro, María – INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Bisogniero, Claudio – S/PV.6257 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Rosales Díaz, Danilo – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Bisogniero, Claudio – S/PV.6257 S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Nepal S/PV.6404(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Bairagi, Shanker – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Rosales Díaz, Danilo – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Acharya, Gyan Chandra – S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; Rubiales de Chamorro, María – S/PV.6377 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Acharya, Gyan Chandra – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Rosales Díaz, Danilo – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Bairagi, Shanker – S/PV.6396 S/PV.6363(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Acharya, Gyan Chandra – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Acharya, Gyan Chandra – S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; Nigeria S/PV.6377 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6351 Bairagi, Shanker – S/PV.6396 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6255 Rai, Amrit Bahadur – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464
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Nigeria (continued) Nigeria (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6409 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6299 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6316 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6396 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6288 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6409 Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6425 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6338; REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6452 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6257 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6306 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6319; RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6421 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6342 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6434 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6341 SMALL ARMS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6288 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6354 SOMALIA SITUATION Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6427 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6313 DISARMAMENT Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6386 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6310 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6374 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6316 Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6425 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6338; Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6268 S/PV.6452 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon – S/PV.6314 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6342 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6298 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6434 TERRORISM Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6319; Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6390 S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6310; Onowu, Obinna C. – S/PV.6422 S/PV.6424 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6303; Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6405 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6390 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6300 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2009-2010) Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6310 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6413 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6342 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6450 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6434 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6351 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6342 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6255 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6434 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6287; IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6450 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE KOSOVO (SERBIA) Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6276; Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon – S/PV.6314 S/PV.6405 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6367 Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon – S/PV.6314 Onowu, Obinna C. – S/PV.6422 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6264 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6367 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6404 Onowu, Obinna C. – S/PV.6422 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 SAHARA Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6298 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6305 NARCOTIC DRUGS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6277 Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6425 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6452 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6335 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6303; Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6335 S/PV.6382 PALESTINE QUESTION WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6305 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6298 - 155 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Nigeria (continued) OAS. Assistant Secretary-General WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6411 Ramdin, Albert – S/PV.6303 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6396; UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6453 Ramdin, Albert – S/PV.6303
Nigeria. President Organization for Security and Co-operation in INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Europe Jonathan, Goodluck Ebele – S/PV.6389 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Pavlyuk, Oleksandr – S/PV.6257 Jonathan, Goodluck Ebele – S/PV.6389 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Pavlyuk, Oleksandr – S/PV.6257 Norway AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Organization of the Islamic Conference Juul, Mona – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6394 Aslov, Sirodjidin M. (Tajikistan) – Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6287 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Langeland, Knut – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Aslov, Sirodjidin M. (Tajikistan) – Michelsen, Svein Atle – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) – S/PV.6298 Juul, Mona – S/PV.6303 PALESTINE QUESTION Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6382 Aslov, Sirodjidin M. (Tajikistan) – INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) – S/PV.6298 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Aslov, Sirodjidin M. (Tajikistan) – MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Enge, Berit – S/PV.6363 Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) – S/PV.6298 Juul, Mona – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Organization of the Islamic Conference. Secretary- PALESTINE QUESTION General Enge, Berit – S/PV.6363 Juul, Mona – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Ihsanoglu, Ekmeleddin – S/PV.6257 SOMALIA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Ihsanoglu, Ekmeleddin – S/PV.6257 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6313 Organizatsiia Dogovora o kollektivnoi TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Enge, Berit – S/PV.6363 bezopasnosti. Secretary-General Juul, Mona – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Bordyuzha, Nikolai – S/PV.6257 TERRORISM REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6424 Bordyuzha, Nikolai – S/PV.6257 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Juul, Mona – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351 Pacific Islands Forum Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6394 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6287 Quinlan, Gary Francis (Australia) – S/PV.6257 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Juul, Mona – S/PV.6303 Quinlan, Gary Francis (Australia) – S/PV.6257 Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6382 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Pakistan Faremo, Grete – S/PV.6411 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION OAS Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Frontaura, Victor Rico – S/PV.6257 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Frontaura, Victor Rico – S/PV.6257 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6341(Resumption1)
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Pakistan (continued) Peru CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Rodríguez, Roberto – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6354(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6354(Resumption1); LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6382 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Rodríguez, Roberto – S/PV.6303 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Rodríguez, Roberto – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1); PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6299(Resumption1); PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6396 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6300 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6382 PEACEBUILDING Rodríguez, Roberto – S/PV.6303 Andrabi, Tahir Hussain – S/PV.6396 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6370 Philippines Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1); MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) TERRORISM PALESTINE QUESTION Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6424 Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6370 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6255; SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Sorreta, Carlos – S/PV.6374 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Andrabi, Tahir Hussain – S/PV.6396 Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) TERRORISM Sorreta, Carlos – S/PV.6424 Palestine TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6405 Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Sorreta, Carlos – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6404 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6405 Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Poland S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Herczynski, Pawel – S/PV.6287 Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Herczynski, Pawel – S/PV.6287 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Portugal Papua New Guinea AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6409 PEACEBUILDING CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Aisi, Robert Guba – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Aisi, Robert Guba – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Cravinho, Joao Gomes – S/PV.6396 - 157 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Portugal (continued) Russian Federation (continued) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6409 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6421 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6341 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6300 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6354 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE DISARMAMENT Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6310 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Cravinho, Joao Gomes – S/PV.6396 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6268 Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6411(Resumption1); Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6453(Resumption1) S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; S/PV.6463 Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6434 Qatar Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6264 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Al-Thani, A.S. – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Al-Khalifa, Nasser – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6347; S/PV.6390 Al-Khalifa, Nasser – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6389 PALESTINE QUESTION Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6322 Al-Khalifa, Nasser – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6463 Al-Khalifa, Nasser – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6434 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Al-Nasser, Nassir Abdulaziz – Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6463 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6434 IRAQ SITUATION Republic of Korea Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6450 KOSOVO (SERBIA) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; Kim, Bonghyun – S/PV.6288(Resumption1); S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6264 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kim, Bonghyun – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6404 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Kim, Bonghyun – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Shin, Boonam – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6325 PEACEBUILDING NARCOTIC DRUGS Park, In-kook – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6277 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Park, In-kook – S/PV.6370 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344 SMALL ARMS Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6442 Kim, Bonghyun – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; Park, In-kook – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6344; S/PV.6384 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6442 Kim, Bonghyun – S/PV.6453 PALESTINE QUESTION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Russian Federation S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6325 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6290; PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6287 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370; Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 S/PV.6409 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6316 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6389 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6288 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452
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Russian Federation (continued) Saudi Arabia RWANDA SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6463 Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6434 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6288 Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6301; S/PV.6374; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6386 Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6316 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6313 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Senegal S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6325 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) TERRORISM Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6390; Serbia S/PV.6424 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6405 Starcevic, Feodor – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6276 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6300 Starcevic, Feodor – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6421; S/PV.6434 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6450 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Starcevic, Feodor – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Starcevic, Feodor – S/PV.6342 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6287 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6405 RWANDA SITUATION Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6276 Starcevic, Feodor – S/PV.6342 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6422 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6264 Serbia. President UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION SAHARA Tadic, Boris – S/PV.6264 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6305 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Tadic, Boris – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Tadic, Boris – S/PV.6264 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Seychelles Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6305 SOMALIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Jumeau, Ronald Jean – S/PV.6374 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411 Karev, Sergey N. – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6453 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Tolkach, Stanislav N. – S/PV.6453(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Rwanda Imanaliev, Muratbek – S/PV.6257 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Imanaliev, Muratbek – S/PV.6257 Gasana, Eugène-Richard – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Sierra Leone Ndabarasa, Alfred – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) RWANDA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Gasana, Eugène-Richard – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Inyumba, Aloysia – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Kamara, Osman Keh – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Conteh, Alfre Palo – S/PV.6299
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Sierra Leone (continued) South Africa (continued) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.6391 Crowley, Cedrick Charles – Davies, Rupert S.D. – S/PV.6291 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6392 Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Kamara, Osman Keh – S/PV.6300 PALESTINE QUESTION UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Crowley, Cedrick Charles – SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.6391 Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Davies, Rupert S.D. – S/PV.6291 S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6392 PEACEBUILDING WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Kamara, Osman Keh – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6396 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Singapore Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6409 SOMALIA SITUATION SMALL ARMS Lim, Yoon Boon – S/PV.6374 Paschalis, Johann – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK SOMALIA SITUATION Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6374 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Slovakia Crowley, Cedrick Charles – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Koterec, Milos – S/PV.6300 S/PV.6363(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Slovenia Dye, Moné – S/PV.6405 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6276 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Tladi, Dire David – S/PV.6300 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Dye, Moné – S/PV.6405 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.6300 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6276 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Dlamini, Bathabile – S/PV.6411 Zidar, Andraz – S/PV.6411 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6396
Solomon Islands Spain PEACEBUILDING HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Beck, Collin D. – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.6303 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM Beck, Collin D. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Oyarzún, Román – S/PV.6424 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Somalia Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.6303 SOMALIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Duale, Elmi Ahmed – S/PV.6259; S/PV.6374; De Laiglesia, Juan Pablo – S/PV.6386; S/PV.6417 S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Ibrahim, Abdurahman – S/PV.6313 Ibrahim, Yusuf Hasan – S/PV.6407 Sri Lanka CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS South Africa Jayasekara, Bandula – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6360 Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Paschalis, Johann – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) S/PV.6354(Resumption1); Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6409 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Tladi, Dire David – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Jayasekara, Bandula – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Crowley, Cedrick Charles – Keegel, Maxwell – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) - 160 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Sri Lanka (continued) Switzerland (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Jayasekara, Bandula – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Gürber, Thomas – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Keegel, Maxwell – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Seger, Paul – S/PV.6427 Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Gürber, Thomas – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6299(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION SOMALIA SITUATION Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – S/PV.6374 SMALL ARMS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Jayasekara, Bandula – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Keegel, Maxwell – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6300 TERRORISM WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – S/PV.6424 Seger, Paul – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Syrian Arab Republic AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Sudan Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6310 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – S/PV.6409 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6354(Resumption1); AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Karti, Ali Ahmed – S/PV.6425 DISARMAMENT Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – S/PV.6410 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6310 Siddiq, Mutrif – S/PV.6452 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6310 Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – S/PV.6409 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Karti, Ali Ahmed – S/PV.6425 PALESTINE QUESTION Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – S/PV.6410 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Siddiq, Mutrif – S/PV.6452 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Karti, Ali Ahmed – S/PV.6425 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Siddiq, Mutrif – S/PV.6452 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Tajikistan Sudan People's Liberation Movement MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Aslov, Sirodjidin M. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Amum, Pagan – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 PALESTINE QUESTION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Aslov, Sirodjidin M. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Amum, Pagan – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Aslov, Sirodjidin M. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Amum, Pagan – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Thailand Sweden CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sinhaseni, Norachit – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Belfrage, Frank – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Chaimongkol, Siriporn – S/PV.6396 Switzerland WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Chaimongkol, Siriporn – S/PV.6396 Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6341(Resumption1)
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Timor-Leste Turkey (continued) PEACEBUILDING FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Lobato, Lucia – S/PV.6299 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; Guterres, José Luis – S/PV.6276 S/PV.6434 Mesquita Borges, Sofia – S/PV.6405 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6319 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Guterres, José Luis – S/PV.6276 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Mesquita Borges, Sofia – S/PV.6405 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6322 Trinidad and Tobago Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6347 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6390 Boissiere, Melissa Ann Marie – INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Tunisia Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 IRAQ SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6450 Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6310 KOSOVO (SERBIA) DISARMAMENT Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6310 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6404 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6325 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS PALESTINE QUESTION Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6277 Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6335 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6457 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION TERRORISM Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6325 Ben Lagha, Adel – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6299 Turkey Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6396 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6409 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6255 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6306 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6409 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6257 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360 RWANDA SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 SMALL ARMS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6288 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6421 SOMALIA SITUATION Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6319 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6341 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6452 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6427 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6354 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; CYPRUS QUESTION S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6339; S/PV.6445 Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6325 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA TERRORISM Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6316 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6457 Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6390 Sevi, Aziz – S/PV.6424
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Turkey (continued) Uganda (continued) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6382 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6300 Kutesa, Sam – S/PV.6390 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6450 S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6342 S/PV.6464 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6255 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE IRAQ SITUATION Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Bukenya, Gilbert Balibaseka – S/PV.6450 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO KOSOVO (SERBIA) Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; Kafeero, Arthur Sewankambo – S/PV.6367 S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6404 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6339; S/PV.6445 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6265 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6325 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6411 S/PV.6404 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 NARCOTIC DRUGS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6277 Turkey. President NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6335 Gül, Abdullah – S/PV.6389 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6335 Gül, Abdullah – S/PV.6389 PALESTINE QUESTION Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6265 Uganda Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6325 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6404 Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6268 PEACEBUILDING Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6287 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6310; PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6370 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6270 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6288 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 S/PV.6457 RWANDA SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Okello Oryem, Henry – S/PV.6425 SMALL ARMS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6288 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6301; S/PV.6313; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386; Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6341; S/PV.6457 S/PV.6457; S/PV.6460; S/PV.6461 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6354 Okello Oryem, Henry – S/PV.6425 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6427 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 DISARMAMENT TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6310 Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6265 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6325 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6457 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404 Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6268 TERRORISM FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Kutesa, Sam – S/PV.6390 Kafeero, Arthur Sewankambo – S/PV.6367 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6264 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 - 163 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Uganda (continued) UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Affairs Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6300 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Fernández Taranco, Oscar – S/PV.6404 Bukenya, Gilbert Balibaseka – S/PV.6450 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Fernández Taranco, Oscar – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6325; Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6287 S/PV.6372; S/PV.6404 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Fernández Taranco, Oscar – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6325; UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6372; S/PV.6404 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Fernández Taranco, Oscar – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6325; Kafeero, Arthur Sewankambo – S/PV.6367 S/PV.6372; S/PV.6404 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6264 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Rights of the Palestinian People. Chairman SAHARA Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6305 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Badji, Paul – S/PV.6363 Okello Oryem, Henry – S/PV.6425 PALESTINE QUESTION Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6363 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6382 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6363 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6305 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Rights of the Palestinian People. Vice-Chairman Kategaya, Eriya Tukahirwa – S/PV.6411 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6453 PALESTINE QUESTION Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Uganda. President TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Museveni, Yoweri – S/PV.6389 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN. Controller Museveni, Yoweri – S/PV.6389 IRAQ SITUATION Yamazaki, Jun – S/PV.6293; S/PV.6356; S/PV.6418 Ukraine SOMALIA SITUATION UN. Department for Field Support. Under- Tsymbaliuk, Yevhenii – S/PV.6374 Secretary-General UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Sergeyev, Yuriy – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Malcorra, Susana – S/PV.6270 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Kyslytsya, Sergiy – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) UN. Department of Peacekeeping Operations UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Obiakor, Chikadibia Isaac – S/PV.6370 Operations AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR UN. Deputy Secretary-General Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6269 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Migiro, Asha-Rose Mtengeti – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360 Khare, Atul – S/PV.6341 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Migiro, Asha-Rose Mtengeti – S/PV.6347 SITUATION SMALL ARMS Khare, Atul – S/PV.6378 Migiro, Asha-Rose Mtengeti – S/PV.6288 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6269 UN. Economic and Social Council (2010 : New UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE York). President DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Khare, Atul – S/PV.6378 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ali, Hamidon (Malaysia) – S/PV.6411
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UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary- UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Central African General for Burundi and Head of the United Republic Configuration. Chairman Nations Integrated Office in Burundi CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION BURUNDI SITUATION Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6345; S/PV.6438 Petrie, Charles – S/PV.6309; S/PV.6439 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Chairman UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary- PEACEBUILDING General for the United Nations Integrated Wittig, Peter (Germany) – S/PV.6299 Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Wittig, Peter (Germany) – S/PV.6270 Von der Schulenburg, Michael – S/PV.6270 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Guinea-Bissau Von der Schulenburg, Michael – S/PV.6291; Configuration. Chairman S/PV.6391 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (Brazil) – S/PV.6281; SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6359; S/PV.6416 Von der Schulenburg, Michael – S/PV.6291; S/PV.6391 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Sierra Leone Configuration. Chairman UN. Group of Arab States SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION McNee, John – S/PV.6291 Alotaibi, Mansour Ayyad SH A (Kuwait) – S/PV.6298 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN PALESTINE QUESTION SIERRA LEONE Alotaibi, Mansour Ayyad SH A (Kuwait) – S/PV.6298 McNee, John – S/PV.6291 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Alotaibi, Mansour Ayyad SH A (Kuwait) – S/PV.6298 UN. Secretary-General UN. Group of Nordic Countries AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6255 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Wetland, Morten (Norway) – S/PV.6310 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6409 DISARMAMENT AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Wetland, Morten (Norway) – S/PV.6310 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6425 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Wetland, Morten (Norway) – S/PV.6310 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6354 PEACEBUILDING DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio (Finland) – SITUATION S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6317 TERRORISM HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Wetland, Morten (Norway) – S/PV.6310 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6257 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio (Finland) – S/PV.6453 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 UN. Legal Counsel IRAQ SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6450 O'Brien, Patricia – S/PV.6347; S/PV.6347 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6292 O'Brien, Patricia – S/PV.6374 NARCOTIC DRUGS Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6277 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Burundi PALESTINE QUESTION Configuration Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6292 PEACEBUILDING BURUNDI SITUATION Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6309 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6389; UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Burundi S/PV.6409 Configuration. Chairman REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN BURUNDI SITUATION Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6257 Seger, Paul – S/PV.6439 SOMALIA SITUATION Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6407 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6425
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UN. Secretary-General (continued) UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6292 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION TERRORISM Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6345 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6390 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6283 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6444; Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6450 S/PV.6460 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN CHAD SITUATION Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6255 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6283 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6460 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6425 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) – S/PV.6354 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6317 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6333 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6257 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SITUATION Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6387 S/PV.6453 Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6432 Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6324 UN. Secretary-General's Panel on the Referenda in DISARMAMENT the Sudan. Chair Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6279 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6310 Mkapa, Benjamin W. (Benjamin William) – FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6452 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6463 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6286 Mkapa, Benjamin W. (Benjamin William) – Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6426 S/PV.6452 Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6264 Mkapa, Benjamin W. (Benjamin William) – GUINEA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6452 Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6272 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6428 Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) – S/PV.6364 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6394 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6303 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6464 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6261 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6395 ICJ–MEMBERS Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6310 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6381 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6327; S/PV.6346 Ajumogobia, Odein (Nigeria) – S/PV.6360 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6272 Davutoglu, Ahmet (Turkey) – S/PV.6390 Kategaya, Eriya Tukahirwa (Uganda) – S/PV.6409 Gül, Abdullah (Turkey) – S/PV.6389 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred (Gabon) – Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6414 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6397 Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6310 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Hague, William (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6425 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6463 Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) – S/PV.6366 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6348 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6286 Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6426 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6446 Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6319 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA BURUNDI SITUATION DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6463 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6451 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6349 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6447 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6393 IRAQ SITUATION Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6329; S/PV.6350 Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6279 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6431 Biden, Joseph R. (United States) – S/PV.6450 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6458 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6369 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6402 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6423 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6267 KOREAN QUESTION Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6323 Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) – S/PV.6355
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UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President (continued) (continued) KOSOVO (SERBIA) TERRORISM Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6314 Davutoglu, Ahmet (Turkey) – S/PV.6390 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6264 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6424 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6459 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6404; Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION LIBERIA SITUATION Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6278 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6383 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6454 Biden, Joseph R. (United States) – S/PV.6450 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6369 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6326 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6462 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6394 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6404; Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6464 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6352 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6385 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6462 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6262 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6278 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6442 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6314 Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6279 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6264 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6333 UN MISSION IN LIBERIA Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6442 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6383 PALESTINE QUESTION Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6431 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6326 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6404; AND CHAD S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6283 PEACEBUILDING Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6460 Okada, Katsuya (Japan) – S/PV.6299 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6414 Hague, William (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6425 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6304 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6393 Kategaya, Eriya Tukahirwa (Uganda) – S/PV.6409 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6329; S/PV.6350 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6431 Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6306 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6458 RWANDA SITUATION Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6402 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6463 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6267 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6447 Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6323 SMALL ARMS UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred (Gabon) – REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6324 SOMALIA SITUATION UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6386 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6374 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6387 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6289 Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6432 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6429 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6397 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6397 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6266 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6385 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6262 Hague, William (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6425 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6397; Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6303 S/PV.6401 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6261 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6304 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Kategaya, Eriya Tukahirwa (Uganda) – S/PV.6411 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6326 YAR' ADUA, UMARU–TRIBUTES Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6404; Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6309 S/PV.6404(Resumption1)
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UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on UN. Security Council Committee Established International Tribunals. Chairman pursuant to Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Non-Proliferation of Nuclear, Chemical and Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6342 Biological Weapons. Chairman INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6342 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA DISARMAMENT Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6342 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 RWANDA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6342 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 TERRORISM UN. Security Council Committee Established Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al- Qaida and the Taliban and Associated Individuals UN. Security Council Committee Established and Entities pursuant to Resolution 1737 (2006) concerning AFGHANISTAN SITUATION the Islamic Republic of Iran. Chairman Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT DISARMAMENT Nishida, Tsuneo (Japan) – S/PV.6442 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Nishida, Tsuneo (Japan) – S/PV.6442 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 TERRORISM UN. Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Gender Issues and Advancement of Women UN. Security Council Committee Established WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mayanja, Rachel N. – S/PV.6302 pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al- Qaida and the Taliban and Associated Individuals UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- and Entities. Chairman General and Head of the United Nations AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Assistance Mission for Iraq Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6310 IRAQ SITUATION DISARMAMENT Melkert, Ad – S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; S/PV.6368 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6310 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Melkert, Ad – S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; S/PV.6368 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6310 TERRORISM UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 General and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan UN. Security Council Committee Established AFGHANISTAN SITUATION pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; Counter-Terrorism S/PV.6464 Eide, Kai – S/PV.6255 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; DISARMAMENT S/PV.6464 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Eide, Kai – S/PV.6255 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- TERRORISM General and Head of the United Nations Integrated Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau UN. Security Council Committee Established GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Mutaboba, Joseph – S/PV.6281; S/PV.6359; Counter-Terrorism. Chairman S/PV.6416 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6310 General and Head of the United Nations Integrated DISARMAMENT Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6310 Peacebuilding Office in the Central African INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Republic Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6310 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION TERRORISM Zewde, Sahle-Work – S/PV.6345; S/PV.6438 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424
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UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General and Head of the United Nations Interim General for Liberia and Head of the United Administration Mission in Kosovo Nations Mission in Liberia (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; Loj, Ellen – S/PV.6379 S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; General for Somalia S/PV.6353; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 SOMALIA SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Ould Abdallah, Ahmedou – S/PV.6259; S/PV.6313 Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General for Somalia and Head of the United General and Head of the United Nations Mission Nations Political Office for Somalia in the Central African Republic and Chad SOMALIA SITUATION Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.6386 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Mahmoud, Youssef – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6449 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- CHAD SITUATION Mahmoud, Youssef – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6449 General for the Democratic Republic of the Congo UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC and Head of the United Nations Organization AND CHAD Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic Mahmoud, Youssef – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6449 of the Congo DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- SITUATION General and Head of the United Nations Office for Doss, Alan – S/PV.6297 West Africa Meece, Roger A. – S/PV.6403 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Djinnit, Said – S/PV.6256; S/PV.6358; S/PV.6455 Doss, Alan – S/PV.6270 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO General and Head of the United Nations Operation Doss, Alan – S/PV.6297 UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE in Côte d'Ivoire DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Meece, Roger A. – S/PV.6403 Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284; S/PV.6415; S/PV.6437 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE General for the Sudan Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284; S/PV.6415; S/PV.6437 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6338 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6338 General and Head of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS General for the United Nations Political Mission in Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Nepal UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Landgren, Karin – S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- S/PV.6377 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL General for Children and Armed Conflict Landgren, Karin – S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6377 Coomaraswamy, Radhika – S/PV.6341 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General for Timor-Leste and Head of the United General for Liberia and Head of the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste Nations Mission in Liberia TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION LIBERIA SITUATION Haq, Ameerah – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Loj, Ellen – S/PV.6379 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Haq, Ameerah – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Loj, Ellen – S/PV.6270
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UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs General on Sexual Violence in Conflict (continued) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SITUATION Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6273; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6430 Wallström, Margot – S/PV.6378; S/PV.6400 UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6273 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Wallström, Margot – S/PV.6378; S/PV.6400 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6398 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Wallström, Margot – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6453; UN High Commissioner for Human Rights S/PV.6453(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Pillay, Navanethem – S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator UN Mission in Liberia CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Amos, Valerie, Baroness – S/PV.6427; Afzal, Sikander – S/PV.6370 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN LIBERIA Holmes, John – S/PV.6354; Afzal, Sikander – S/PV.6370 S/PV.6354(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN Mission in Sudan Holmes, John – S/PV.6274 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Obi, Moses Bisong – S/PV.6370 Holmes, John – S/PV.6274 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Obi, Moses Bisong – S/PV.6370 Operations UN Mission in the Central African Republic and AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Chad Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6287 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Kandji, Elhadji Mouhamedou – S/PV.6370 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6410; S/PV.6452 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AND CHAD Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6427 Kandji, Elhadji Mouhamedou – S/PV.6370 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6274 UN Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention. PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6270; Executive Director S/PV.6270(Resumption1); S/PV.6370 NARCOTIC DRUGS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Costa, Antonio Maria – S/PV.6277; S/PV.6277 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6410; S/PV.6452 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN Office on Drugs and Crime Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6287 SOMALIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Fedotov, Yuriy V. – S/PV.6417 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6410; S/PV.6452 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6274 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Hafiz, Abdul (Bangladesh) – S/PV.6370
UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6362 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Gaye, Babacar – S/PV.6370 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6362 UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6273 Gaye, Babacar – S/PV.6370 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6273; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6430 Gaye, Babacar – S/PV.6453 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6398 UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace PALESTINE QUESTION Process Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6273; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6430 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR SOMALIA SITUATION Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6318 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6362; S/PV.6417 - 170 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace United Kingdom (continued) Process (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHAD–SUDAN Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6341 Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6318 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6427 Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6315; S/PV.6340; Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6354 S/PV.6388; S/PV.6448 DISARMAMENT PALESTINE QUESTION Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6310 Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6315; S/PV.6340; DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6388; S/PV.6448 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6316 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6318 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6268 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6315; S/PV.6340; Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6448 S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6303 Cruz, Luiz Guilherme Paul – S/PV.6370 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6382 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Cruz, Luiz Guilherme Paul – S/PV.6370 Burt, Alistair – S/PV.6322 UN Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine Hague, William – S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6347 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6310 Mood, Robert – S/PV.6370 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434; Mood, Robert – S/PV.6370 S/PV.6463 UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Mood, Robert – S/PV.6370 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434; UN TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION IN S/PV.6463 PALESTINE IRAQ SITUATION Mood, Robert – S/PV.6370 Burt, Alistair – S/PV.6450 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN-Women. Under-Secretary-General and Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 Executive Director Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6367 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Quarrey, David – S/PV.6353 Bachelet, Michelle – S/PV.6411 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6404 UNICEF. Deputy Executive Director MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Johnson, Hilde Frafjord – S/PV.6341 NARCOTIC DRUGS Union économique Benelux Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6277 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6442 Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) – S/PV.6300 Quarrey, David – S/PV.6344 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION United Kingdom Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6384; S/PV.6442 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; Quarrey, David – S/PV.6344 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 PALESTINE QUESTION Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6268; S/PV.6310; Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360; Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6299 S/PV.6409 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6396 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6316 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Hague, William – S/PV.6389 Hague, William – S/PV.6425 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6397; S/PV.6452 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6370 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306
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United Kingdom (continued) United States RWANDA SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434; DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6463 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268 SMALL ARMS Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6288 S/PV.6394 SOMALIA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316 S/PV.6409 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6288 Hague, William – S/PV.6425 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6397; Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6425 S/PV.6452 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6319 S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6421 TERRORISM CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Hague, William – S/PV.6390 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6341 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6310 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6427 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6354 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK DISARMAMENT Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6300 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6310 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6310 Burt, Alistair – S/PV.6450 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6316 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6268 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6464 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6367 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 SAHARA INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Quarrey, David – S/PV.6305 Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6322 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 Hague, William – S/PV.6425 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6310 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6257 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI McLeod, Mary E. – S/PV.6347 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6303 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6310 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6382 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Quarrey, David – S/PV.6305 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6411; IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6453 Biden, Joseph R. – S/PV.6450 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6396 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6314 United Republic of Tanzania DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6422 Seruhere, Justine – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6353 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Seruhere, Justine – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6404 SOMALIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Seruhere, Justine – S/PV.6374 Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Sefue, Ombeni Yohana – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6325 NARCOTIC DRUGS Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6277 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344
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United States (continued) United States (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344; Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6411 S/PV.6384 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 PALESTINE QUESTION Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Uruguay Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6325 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6354; PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6396 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6299 Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.6303 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6382 Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6409 PEACEBUILDING Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6389 Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6306 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6257 Vidal, Martín – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) RWANDA SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.6303 SMALL ARMS Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6382 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6288 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION Silveira, Lilian – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6425 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6397; S/PV.6452 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6310 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6354(Resumption1); Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6325 DISARMAMENT TERRORISM Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6310 Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6390 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6310 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6310 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6424 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Donovan, James B. – S/PV.6424 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6310 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Colmenares, Alexis – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6405 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6276 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK PALESTINE QUESTION Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6300 Colmenares, Alexis – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Biden, Joseph R. – S/PV.6450 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6255 Colmenares, Alexis – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6405 TERRORISM DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6276 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6314 Escalona Ojeda, Julio Rafael – DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA Viet Nam Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6305 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6425 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6397; S/PV.6452 Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6305 - 173 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Yemen CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Alsaidi, Abdullah M. – S/PV.6341(Resumption1)
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Abay, Grum (Ethiopia) Ajumogobia, Odein (Nigeria) (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6409 S/PV.6425 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6409 S/PV.6390 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) S/PV.6409 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6360 S/PV.6425 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.6427 S/PV.6390 PEACEBUILDING UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6425 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Ajumogobia, Odein (Nigeria) (UN. Security WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Council (65th year : 2010). President) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6360 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) (Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Al Bayati, Hamid (Iraq) Countries) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) IRAQ SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; S/PV.6368 S/PV.6298; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; S/PV.6368 S/PV.6298; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq (Saudi Arabia) S/PV.6298; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Acharya, Gyan Chandra (Nepal) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; S/PV.6377 PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6299(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6270(Resumption1) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. (Jordan) S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; S/PV.6377 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Afzal, Sikander (UN Mission in Liberia) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Al-Habib, Eshagh (Iran (Islamic Republic of)) S/PV.6370 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN MISSION IN LIBERIA S/PV.6310; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6370 DISARMAMENT S/PV.6310 Aisi, Robert Guba (Papua New Guinea) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6310 S/PV.6299(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Aitimova, Byrganym (Kazakhstan) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6310 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6464 Ajumogobia, Odein (Nigeria) Al-Khalifa, Nasser (Qatar) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6409 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) - 175 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Al-Khalifa, Nasser (Qatar) (continued) Alotaibi, Mansour Ayyad SH A (Kuwait) (UN. Group MIDDLE EAST SITUATION of Arab States) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6298 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6298 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6298 Al-Nasser, Nassir Abdulaziz (Qatar) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Alsaidi, Abdullah M. (Yemen) S/PV.6300(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Al-Thani, A.S. (Qatar) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Alvarez, Gustavo (Uruguay) S/PV.6341(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6303 Ali, Hamidon (Malaysia) PEACEBUILDING MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6303 S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon (Nigeria) S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6314 S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6314 S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6314 Ali, Hamidon (Malaysia) (UN. Economic and Social Council (2010 : New York). President) Amorim, Celso (Brazil) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6411 S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Alkalaj, Sven (Bosnia and Herzegovina) S/PV.6389 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR TERRORISM S/PV.6425 S/PV.6390 IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6450 Amos, Valerie, Baroness (UN. Under-Secretary- PEACEBUILDING General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency S/PV.6299 Relief Coordinator) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6425 S/PV.6427; S/PV.6427(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6450 Amum, Pagan (Sudan People's Liberation UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Movement) S/PV.6425 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Allam-Mi, Mohamad (Chad) S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6288 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 CHAD SITUATION Anderson, Anne (Ireland) S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 SMALL ARMS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6288 S/PV.6396 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION AND CHAD S/PV.6276 S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6276 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453
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Anderson, Brooke D. (United States) Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6319 S/PV.6288; S/PV.6409 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6316 S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6421 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6322 S/PV.6341 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6427 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA CYPRUS QUESTION S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6339; S/PV.6445 KOSOVO (SERBIA) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6314 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6404 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6322 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6409 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6306 KOSOVO (SERBIA) RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6404 S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 NARCOTIC DRUGS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6277 S/PV.6405 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6335 S/PV.6405 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6335; S/PV.6457 S/PV.6314 PALESTINE QUESTION UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 SAHARA PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6305 S/PV.6299 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6305 S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Andrabi, Tahir Hussain (Pakistan) S/PV.6306 PEACEBUILDING RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6396 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SMALL ARMS S/PV.6396 S/PV.6288 SOMALIA SITUATION António, Téte (African Union) S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6288 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6299(Resumption1) TERRORISM PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6457 S/PV.6270 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION SMALL ARMS S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6288 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6300 S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) - 177 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) (continued) Araud, Gérard (France) (continued) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6319 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6341 UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6339; S/PV.6445 S/PV.6354 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6317 S/PV.6302; S/PV.6411 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6316 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) (UN. Security Council EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY (65th year : 2010). President) S/PV.6268 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6394 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6303 S/PV.6393 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6390 SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6387 S/PV.6450 ICJ–MEMBERS KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6381 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; S/PV.6422 LIBERIA SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6383 S/PV.6404 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6385 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6404 S/PV.6386 NARCOTIC DRUGS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6277 S/PV.6394 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT UN MISSION IN LIBERIA S/PV.6335 S/PV.6383 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6335; S/PV.6384 S/PV.6393 PALESTINE QUESTION UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6404 S/PV.6387 PEACEBUILDING UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 S/PV.6385 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6270 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Committee Established pursuant to Resolution S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. SMALL ARMS Chairman) S/PV.6288 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 DISARMAMENT TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6310 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404 S/PV.6310 TERRORISM TERRORISM S/PV.6390 S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6300 Araud, Gérard (France) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6450 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422
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Araud, Gérard (France) (continued) Aslov, Sirodjidin M. (Tajikistan) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SAHARA S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6305 PALESTINE QUESTION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.6363(Resumption1) REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6317 Aslov, Sirodjidin M. (Tajikistan) (Organization of UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI the Islamic Conference) S/PV.6303 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6305 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Araud, Gérard (France) (UN. Security Council TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (65th year : 2010). President) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6272 Assaf, Ibrahim (Lebanon) DISARMAMENT AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6279 S/PV.6464 GUINEA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6272 S/PV.6421 IRAQ SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6279 S/PV.6354 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6279 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6270(Resumption1) S/PV.6303 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6276; S/PV.6278 S/PV.6342 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6276; S/PV.6278 S/PV.6342 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Argüello, Jorge (Argentina) S/PV.6422 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6342 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6464 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6354(Resumption1) S/PV.6422 DISARMAMENT UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6310 S/PV.6303 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6382 Awori, Thelma (Civil Society Advisory Group to INTERNATIONAL SECURITY the United Nations on Women, Peace and S/PV.6310; S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Security) TERRORISM S/PV.6310 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6411 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Bachelet, Michelle (UN-Women. Under-Secretary- UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6382 General and Executive Director) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ashton, Catherine, Baroness (Council of the S/PV.6411 European Union. High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy) Badji, Paul (Senegal) REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6306 S/PV.6360(Resumption1)
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Badji, Paul (UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- (UN. Secretary-General) Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. (continued) Chairman) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6255 S/PV.6363 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6425 S/PV.6363 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6363 S/PV.6317 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Bairagi, Shanker (Nepal) S/PV.6257 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Bangura, Zainab Hawa (Sierra Leone) S/PV.6396 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6396 S/PV.6391 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Bame, Aman Hassen (Ethiopia) SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6391 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6386 Barbalic, Ivan (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- (UN. Secretary-General) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6394 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6255 S/PV.6316; S/PV.6409 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6409 S/PV.6338 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6425 S/PV.6341 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354 S/PV.6427 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DISARMAMENT SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6317 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6316 S/PV.6257 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6268 S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6450 S/PV.6422; S/PV.6434 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6292 S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 NARCOTIC DRUGS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6277 S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6390 PALESTINE QUESTION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6292 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 PEACEBUILDING INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 S/PV.6342 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6270; S/PV.6389; S/PV.6409 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6257 S/PV.6404 SOMALIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6374; S/PV.6407 S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6425 S/PV.6277 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6292 S/PV.6335 TERRORISM NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6390 S/PV.6335 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6450 S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404
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Barbalic, Ivan (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Ben Lagha, Adel (Tunisia) (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6396 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo (Cuba) S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6257 PALESTINE QUESTION RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6342 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6338 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Benmehidi, Mourad (Algeria) S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM S/PV.6360(Resumption1); S/PV.6409 S/PV.6310; S/PV.6390; S/PV.6424 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6409 S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 SOMALIA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6386 S/PV.6300 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Berger, Miguel (Germany) S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6394 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6464 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6464 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Bethel, Paulette A. (Bahamas) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 S/PV.6411(Resumption1)
Barriga, Stefan (Liechtenstein) Biden, Joseph R. (United States) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6450 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6450
Bassolé, Djibrill Yipènè (Joint African Union-UN Biden, Joseph R. (United States) (UN. Security Chief Mediator for Darfur) Council (65th year : 2010). President) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6338 S/PV.6450 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6338 S/PV.6450
Beck, Collin D. (Solomon Islands) Bisogniero, Claudio (NATO. Deputy Secretary- PEACEBUILDING General) S/PV.6299(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6257 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6257 Belfrage, Frank (Sweden) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Blum, Claudia (Colombia) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6310 Bellerive, Jean Max (Haiti) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6303 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6354(Resumption1) S/PV.6303 DISARMAMENT S/PV.6310
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Blum, Claudia (Colombia) (continued) Brammertz, Serge (International Tribunal for the HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Violations of International Humanitarian Law INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Committed in the Territory of the Former S/PV.6310 Yugoslavia since 1991. Prosecutor) TERRORISM FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Briens, Martin (France) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6464 Boissiere, Melissa Ann Marie (Trinidad and AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Tobago) S/PV.6409 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6421 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6427 Bongo Ondimba, Ali (Gabon. President) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6421; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6389 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6382 S/PV.6389 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6434 Bonne, Emmanuel (France) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6434 S/PV.6344 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6442 S/PV.6344 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION TERRORISM S/PV.6442 S/PV.6424 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6409 Bordyuzha, Nikolai (Organizatsiia Dogovora o RWANDA SITUATION kollektivnoi bezopasnosti. Secretary-General) S/PV.6434 SOMALIA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6386 S/PV.6257 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6405 S/PV.6257 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6464 Borg, Saviour F. (Malta) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6405 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6382 Bouchaara, Lotfi (Morocco) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Briz Gutiérrez, José Alberto (Guatemala) S/PV.6288 PEACEBUILDING LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Bui, The Giang (Viet Nam) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6270(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS Bukenya, Gilbert Balibaseka (Uganda) S/PV.6288 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6450 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6450
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Burt, Alistair (United Kingdom) Carrera, Laura (Mexico) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6322 S/PV.6411 IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6450 Carrión Mena, Francisco (Ecuador) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6450 S/PV.6300(Resumption1)
Byron, Dennis (International Criminal Tribunal for Cervenka, David (Czech Republic) Rwanda. President) PEACEBUILDING INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6396 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6396 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Chaimongkol, Siriporn (Thailand) Cabactulan, Libran N. (Philippines) PEACEBUILDING CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6396 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6396 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Choi, Young-Jin (UN. Special Representative of S/PV.6363(Resumption1) the Secretary-General and Head of the United PALESTINE QUESTION Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire) S/PV.6363(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6370 S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284; S/PV.6415; S/PV.6437 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284; S/PV.6415; S/PV.6437 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6405 Christian, Leslie (Ghana) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6405 S/PV.6360 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6427(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Cabral, Alfredo Lopes (Guinea-Bissau) S/PV.6299(Resumption1) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6281 S/PV.6411(Resumption1)
Cancela, José Luis (Uruguay) Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6255; S/PV.6290; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6382 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 S/PV.6270(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6382 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6421 Carfagna, Maria Rosaria (Italy) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6341 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411 S/PV.6354 Carmon, Daniel (Israel) DISARMAMENT S/PV.6310 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6325 S/PV.6268 PALESTINE QUESTION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6325 S/PV.6314; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6422; S/PV.6463 S/PV.6325 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382
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Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) (continued) Citaku, Vlora (Kosovo (Serbia)) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6347; S/PV.6390 S/PV.6422 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6342; S/PV.6463 S/PV.6422 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6342; S/PV.6463 S/PV.6422 IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6450 Cliffe, Sarah (IBRD) KOSOVO (SERBIA) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6360 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6404 Clinton, Hillary Rodham (United States) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6425 S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344; S/PV.6384 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6389 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6425 S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 TERRORISM PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6390 S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6425 S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6411 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6463 SOMALIA SITUATION Colakovic, Mirsada (Bosnia and Herzegovina) S/PV.6301; S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6360 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR TERRORISM S/PV.6452 S/PV.6310; S/PV.6390; S/PV.6424 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6354 S/PV.6300 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6347 S/PV.6450 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6353 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6363 S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 PALESTINE QUESTION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6363 S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6306 S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 SOMALIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6313 S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6452 Churkin, Vitaly I. (UN. Security Council (65th year : TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL 2010). President) S/PV.6363 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6374 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) (UN. S/PV.6452 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Security Council (65th year : 2010). President) S/PV.6411 IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6369 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6369
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Colmenares, Alexis (Venezuela (Bolivarian Crowley, Cedrick Charles (South Africa) Republic of)) (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Cruz, Luiz Guilherme Paul (UN Stabilization TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Mission in Haiti) S/PV.6298(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6370 Conteh, Alfre Palo (Sierra Leone) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6370 S/PV.6299 Cuello Camilo, Federico Alberto (Dominican Coomaraswamy, Radhika (UN. Special Republic) Representative of the Secretary-General for HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Children and Armed Conflict) S/PV.6303 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6341 S/PV.6303
Corman, Fazli (Turkey) Daccord, Yves (International Committee of the AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Red Cross) S/PV.6255 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6427 S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Davide, Hilario G. (Philippines) S/PV.6319 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6270(Resumption1) S/PV.6354 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Davies, Rupert S.D. (Sierra Leone) S/PV.6316 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6319 S/PV.6291 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6257; S/PV.6347 SIERRA LEONE PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6291 S/PV.6396 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Davutoglu, Ahmet (Turkey) S/PV.6257 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6390 S/PV.6255 IRAQ SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6450 S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6325 Costa, Antonio Maria (UN Office for Drug Control PALESTINE QUESTION and Crime Prevention. Executive Director) S/PV.6325 NARCOTIC DRUGS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6277; S/PV.6277 S/PV.6325 TERRORISM Cravinho, Joao Gomes (Portugal) S/PV.6390 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6450 S/PV.6396 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Davutoglu, Ahmet (Turkey) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6396 (65th year : 2010). President) Crowley, Cedrick Charles (South Africa) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6390 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRORISM S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6390 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) - 185 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
De Laiglesia, Juan Pablo (Spain) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. (United States) (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6453(Resumption1) S/PV.6257 KOSOVO (SERBIA) De Mistura, Staffan (UN. Special Representative of S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 the Secretary-General and Head of the United PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan) S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6257 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 SMALL ARMS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6288 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 TERRORISM S/PV.6424 Dehghani, Gholamhossein (Iran (Islamic Republic TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION of)) S/PV.6276 TERRORISM UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6424 S/PV.6255 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE DeLaurentis, Jeffrey (United States) S/PV.6276 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6310 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6422 DISARMAMENT S/PV.6310 Djédjé, Ilahiri A. (Côte d'Ivoire) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284 TERRORISM UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6310 S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284
Desta, Araya (Eritrea) Djinnit, Said (UN. Special Representative of the AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations S/PV.6362 Office for West Africa) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6362 S/PV.6256; S/PV.6358; S/PV.6455 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6362 Dlamini, Bathabile (South Africa) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. (UN. Security Council (65th WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411 year : 2010). President) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Dolgov, Konstantin K. (Russian Federation) S/PV.6463 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6287 S/PV.6463 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6316 S/PV.6463 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT LIBERIA SITUATION S/PV.6442 S/PV.6454 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6442 S/PV.6463 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6316 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. (United States) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6405 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6287 S/PV.6288 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6405 S/PV.6421 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SAHARA S/PV.6427 S/PV.6305 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6268 S/PV.6305 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 - 186 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Donovan, James B. (United States) Ebner, Christian (Austria) TERRORISM AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6424 S/PV.6255 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Doss, Alan (UN. Special Representative of the S/PV.6409 Secretary-General for the Democratic Republic of FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION the Congo and Head of the United Nations S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367 Organization Stabilization Mission in the KOSOVO (SERBIA) Democratic Republic of the Congo) S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6297 S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6270 S/PV.6255 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367 S/PV.6297 Edrees, Mohamed Fathi (Egypt) Du, Xiacong (China) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6363 S/PV.6344 PALESTINE QUESTION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6363 S/PV.6344 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6363 S/PV.6313 Edrees, Mohamed Fathi (Egypt) (Coordinating Duale, Elmi Ahmed (Somalia) Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries) SOMALIA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6259; S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386; S/PV.6417 S/PV.6300
Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro (Brazil) Eide, Kai (UN. Special Representative of the AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations S/PV.6310; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Assistance Mission in Afghanistan) DISARMAMENT AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6255 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6367 S/PV.6255 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6310 Emvula, Wilfried I. (Namibia) KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6367 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6370 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Enge, Berit (Norway) S/PV.6306 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6363 S/PV.6386 PALESTINE QUESTION TERRORISM S/PV.6363 S/PV.6310 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6363 S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Errázuriz, Octavio (Chile) S/PV.6367 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Dye, Moné (South Africa) S/PV.6341(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6405 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6382 S/PV.6405 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6396
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Errázuriz, Octavio (Chile) (continued) Gahutu, Zacharie (Burundi) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.6382 S/PV.6309 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María (El Salvador) Escalona Ojeda, Julio Rafael (Venezuela PEACEBUILDING (Bolivarian Republic of)) S/PV.6299(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Gama, João Soares da (Guinea-Bissau) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Espinosa Cantellano, Patricia (Mexico) S/PV.6416 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6389 Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) (Joint African PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Union-United Nations Special Representative for S/PV.6389 Darfur) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Faremo, Grete (Norway) S/PV.6318; S/PV.6338; S/PV.6365 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.6411 S/PV.6318 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Fedotov, Yuriy V. (UN Office on Drugs and Crime) S/PV.6318; S/PV.6338; S/PV.6365 SOMALIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6417 S/PV.6338
Fernández Taranco, Oscar (UN. Assistant Gambi, Antoine (Central African Republic) Secretary-General for Political Affairs) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 S/PV.6404 CHAD SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6372; S/PV.6404 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC PALESTINE QUESTION AND CHAD S/PV.6265; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6372; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6265; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6372; S/PV.6404 García González, Carlos Enrique (El Salvador) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Fischer, Heinz (Austria. President) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6389 Gasana, Eugène-Richard (Rwanda) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6389 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 RWANDA SITUATION Flores, Mary Elizabeth (Honduras) S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Gaye, Babacar (UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo) Frontaura, Victor Rico (OAS) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6370 S/PV.6257 UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6257 S/PV.6370 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Füllemann, Walter A. (International Committee of S/PV.6453 the Red Cross) Gayflor, Vabah (Liberia) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411
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Gendi, Soha (Egypt) Grauls, Jan (Belgium) (continued) PEACEBUILDING WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6396 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6396 Grauls, Jan (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Central African Republic Configuration. Chairman) Goledzinowski, Andrew (Australia) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6345; S/PV.6438 S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Guelleh, Ismaël Omar (Djibouti. President) S/PV.6288(Resumption1); S/PV.6360(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY SMALL ARMS S/PV.6316 S/PV.6288(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6316 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6316 S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Gül, Abdullah (Turkey. President) S/PV.6453 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Gonsalves, Camillo (Saint Vincent and the S/PV.6389 Grenadines) (Caribbean Community) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6389 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6300 Gül, Abdullah (Turkey) (UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President) Graham, Kirsty (New Zealand) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6389 S/PV.6310 DISARMAMENT Guo, Xiaomei (China) S/PV.6310 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 PEACEBUILDING INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 TERRORISM INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6310 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 RWANDA SITUATION Grau, Heidi (Switzerland) S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Gürber, Thomas (Switzerland) S/PV.6288(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6354(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6347(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Gurung, Manju (***) SMALL ARMS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6288(Resumption1) S/PV.6341 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Guterres, José Luis (Timor-Leste) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6300 S/PV.6276 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Grau, Heidi (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. S/PV.6276 Burundi Configuration) BURUNDI SITUATION Gutiérrez, Gonzalo (Peru) S/PV.6309 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354(Resumption1); S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Grauls, Jan (Belgium) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6382 S/PV.6341(Resumption1)
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Gutiérrez, Gonzalo (Peru) (continued) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain (Pakistan) PEACEBUILDING AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6299(Resumption1); S/PV.6396 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6300 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6360(Resumption1) S/PV.6382 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354(Resumption1) S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411(Resumption1) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Haavisto, Pekka (Finland) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6409 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6409 S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Habib, William (Lebanon) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6299(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6396 S/PV.6370 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6396 S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Hafiz, Abdul (Bangladesh) (UN Operation in Côte UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN d'Ivoire) S/PV.6255; S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6370 Hassan, Kadra Ahmed (Djibouti) Hague, William (United Kingdom) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6362 S/PV.6425 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6362 S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 SOMALIA SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6362 S/PV.6389 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Heller, Claude (Mexico) S/PV.6425 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6390 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6257; S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360 S/PV.6425 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6425 Hague, William (United Kingdom) (UN. Security BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Council (65th year : 2010). President) S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6425 S/PV.6341; S/PV.6457 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6425 S/PV.6354 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6425 S/PV.6316; S/PV.6457 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Haq, Ameerah (UN. Special Representative of the S/PV.6268 Secretary-General for Timor-Leste and Head of the FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste) S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; S/PV.6434 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6390 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Hariri, Saad (Lebanon. Prime Minister) S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6322 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422
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Heller, Claude (Mexico) (continued) Heller, Claude (Mexico) (UN. Security Council LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (65th year : 2010). President) (continued) S/PV.6404 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6347(Resumption1) S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6404 S/PV.6348 NARCOTIC DRUGS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6277 S/PV.6349 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6335 S/PV.6326 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6335 S/PV.6333 PALESTINE QUESTION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6326 S/PV.6404 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6326 S/PV.6396 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6352 S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6329; S/PV.6350 S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 RWANDA SITUATION Heller, Claude (Mexico) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Committee Established pursuant to Resolution SMALL ARMS 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban S/PV.6288 and Associated Individuals and Entities) SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386; S/PV.6457 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 DISARMAMENT TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6310 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404 S/PV.6310 TERRORISM TERRORISM S/PV.6390 S/PV.6310 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Heller, Claude (Mexico) (UN. Security Council UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Committee Established pursuant to Resolution S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6310 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO DISARMAMENT S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6310 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SAHARA S/PV.6310 S/PV.6305 TERRORISM UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6310 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Heller, Claude (Mexico) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6305 Committee Established pursuant to Resolution WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6396 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. Heller, Claude (Mexico) (UN. Security Council Chairman) (65th year : 2010). President) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6329; S/PV.6350 DISARMAMENT CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6345 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– S/PV.6310 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS TERRORISM S/PV.6333 S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 ICJ–MEMBERS S/PV.6327; S/PV.6346 - 191 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Herczynski, Pawel (Poland) Ileka, Atoki (Democratic Republic of the Congo) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6287 S/PV.6288(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6287 SITUATION S/PV.6378 Hernández-Milian, Jairo (Costa Rica) SMALL ARMS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6288(Resumption1) S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6378
Hernández-Milian, Jairo (Costa Rica) (Human Imanaliev, Muratbek (Shanghai Cooperation Security Network) Organisation) PEACEBUILDING INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6257 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Holmes, John (UN. Under-Secretary-General for S/PV.6257 Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Intelmann, Tiina (Estonia) Coordinator) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6354; S/PV.6354(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Inyumba, Aloysia (Rwanda) S/PV.6274 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6274 S/PV.6411(Resumption1)
Holmlund, Anne (Finland) Inzko, Valentin (High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace Agreement on WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411 Bosnia and Herzegovina) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Horváth Fekszi, Márta (Hungary) S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421
Hyseni, Skender (Kosovo (Serbia)) Isata, Sebastiao (African Union) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367 S/PV.6416 KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353; S/PV.6367 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6264 S/PV.6287 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Ibrahim, Abdurahman (Somalia) S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 SOMALIA SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6313 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6370; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Ibrahim, Yusuf Hasan (Somalia) S/PV.6421 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6341 S/PV.6407 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6427 Ihsanoglu, Ekmeleddin (Organization of the FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Islamic Conference. Secretary-General) S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6422; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6257 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6382 S/PV.6257 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6257 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6434
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Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) (continued) Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA (continued) S/PV.6434 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6354(Resumption1); S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 DISARMAMENT MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 PALESTINE QUESTION REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6257 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6434 TERRORISM SMALL ARMS S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 S/PV.6288 SOMALIA SITUATION Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) S/PV.6313 (Organization of the Islamic Conference) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6298 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 PALESTINE QUESTION TERRORISM S/PV.6298 S/PV.6424 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6298 S/PV.6276 Jallow, Hassan Bubacar (International Criminal UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6300 Tribunal for Rwanda. Prosecutor) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6287 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6276 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Jayasekara, Bandula (Sri Lanka) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6382 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) (UN. Security S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Council (65th year : 2010). President) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Jeremic, Vuk (Serbia) S/PV.6283 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6283 KOSOVO (SERBIA) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6286 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6286 SOMALIA SITUATION Jobe-Njie, Fatou Mass (Gambia) S/PV.6289 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6411 AND CHAD S/PV.6283 Johnson, Hilde Frafjord (UNICEF. Deputy Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) Executive Director) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6341 - 193 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Jomaa, Ghazi (Tunisia) Kamara, Marjon V. (Liberia) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION LIBERIA SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6379 DISARMAMENT REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6310 S/PV.6379 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6310 Kamara, Osman Keh (Sierra Leone) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6354(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6300 PALESTINE QUESTION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Kan, Naoto (Japan. Prime Minister) TERRORISM S/PV.6310 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6389 Jonathan, Goodluck Ebele (Nigeria. President) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6389 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6389 Kandji, Elhadji Mouhamedou (UN Mission in the PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Central African Republic and Chad) S/PV.6389 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Jumeau, Ronald Jean (Seychelles) S/PV.6370 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SOMALIA SITUATION AND CHAD S/PV.6374 S/PV.6370
Juul, Mona (Norway) Karanouh, Ali (Lebanon) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6303 Karev, Sergey N. (Russian Federation) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6347(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6302; S/PV.6453 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Karti, Ali Ahmed (Sudan) S/PV.6298(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6425 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6425 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6425 S/PV.6303 Kategaya, Eriya Tukahirwa (Uganda) Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6411 S/PV.6360(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Kategaya, Eriya Tukahirwa (Uganda) (UN. Security S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Council (65th year : 2010). President) Kafeero, Arthur Sewankambo (Uganda) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6409 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6367 S/PV.6409 KOSOVO (SERBIA) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6367 S/PV.6411 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6367 Keegel, Maxwell (Sri Lanka) Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6363(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6300(Resumption1) - 194 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Keegel, Maxwell (Sri Lanka) (continued) Kimemia, Francis (Kenya) PALESTINE QUESTION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6342 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6342 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Kermabon, Yves de (European Union Rule of Law S/PV.6342 Mission in Kosovo) RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6342 KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6353 Kleib, Hasan (Indonesia) Khair, Adi (Jordan) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6300 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Khare, Atul (UN. Assistant Secretary-General for MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Peacekeeping Operations) PALESTINE QUESTION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6341 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6404(Resumption1) SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6378 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Klerk, Piet de (Netherlands) S/PV.6378 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Khazaee, Mohammad (Iran (Islamic Republic of)) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kodama, Kazuo (Japan) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6409 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6427 S/PV.6335 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6409 S/PV.6335 TERRORISM PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6424 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara (Sri Lanka) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6354(Resumption1); S/PV.6427(Resumption1) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Khoudaverdian, Karine (Armenia) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6354(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Kikuta, Makiko (Japan) PEACEBUILDING WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6411 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6374 Kim, Bonghyun (Republic of Korea) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6288(Resumption1); S/PV.6360(Resumption1) TERRORISM CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6424 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6427(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS Körösi, Csaba (Hungary) S/PV.6288(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6453
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Koterec, Milos (Slovakia) Laursen, Erik (Denmark) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6300 S/PV.6374
Kouchner, Bernard (France) Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich (Russian Federation) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6389 S/PV.6389 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6389 S/PV.6389
Kutesa, Sam (Uganda) Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) (ASEAN) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6390 S/PV.6257 TERRORISM REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6390 S/PV.6257
Kyrle, Johannes (Austria) Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice (France) IRAQ SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6450 S/PV.6342 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6450 S/PV.6347 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Kyslytsya, Sergiy (Ukraine) S/PV.6342 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6342 RWANDA SITUATION Lalama, Jenny (Ecuador) S/PV.6342 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Le Roy, Alain (UN. Under-Secretary-General for S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Peacekeeping Operations) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6287 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6410; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6427 Lamamra, Ramtane (African Union. Commissioner HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS for Peace and Security) S/PV.6274 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6270; S/PV.6270(Resumption1); S/PV.6370 S/PV.6257; S/PV.6409 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6410; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6257 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6287 S/PV.6409 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6410; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6257 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6274 S/PV.6259; S/PV.6313; S/PV.6407 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Landgren, Karin (UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for the United Nations Lemos-Maniati, Eirini (NATO) Political Mission in Nepal) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; S/PV.6377 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Li, Baodong (China) S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; S/PV.6377 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310 Langeland, Knut (Norway) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425
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Li, Baodong (China) (continued) Limeres, Diego (Argentina) (continued) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 S/PV.6303 DISARMAMENT WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6316 Liu, Zhenmin (China) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6314; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6268 S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 NARCOTIC DRUGS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6277 S/PV.6303 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6280 S/PV.6310; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6390 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6270 S/PV.6450 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6276 S/PV.6314; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; S/PV.6367; UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6422 S/PV.6276 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6404 Lobato, Lucia (Timor-Leste) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 PEACEBUILDING NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6299 S/PV.6335 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Loj, Ellen (UN. Special Representative of the S/PV.6335 Secretary-General for Liberia and Head of the PALESTINE QUESTION United Nations Mission in Liberia) S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 LIBERIA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6379 S/PV.6299 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6270 S/PV.6409 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6379 S/PV.6306 SOMALIA SITUATION Lolo, Bolus Paul (Nigeria) S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6351 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6341 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6342 S/PV.6310; S/PV.6390 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6342 S/PV.6450 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6342 S/PV.6287 RWANDA SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6342 S/PV.6314; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 SOMALIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6313 S/PV.6425 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6351 S/PV.6303
Lim, Yoon Boon (Singapore) Lomaia, Alexander (Georgia) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6374
Limeres, Diego (Argentina) Long, Zhou (China) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6298 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6298 S/PV.6303 - 197 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Long, Zhou (China) (continued) Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/PV.6298 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6427 S/PV.6302 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 Loulichki, Mohammed (Morocco) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6303 S/PV.6310 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6257; S/PV.6347 S/PV.6360(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DISARMAMENT S/PV.6404 S/PV.6310 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6310 S/PV.6404 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6277 PALESTINE QUESTION NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6335; S/PV.6442 PEACEBUILDING NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6396 S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; S/PV.6384; S/PV.6442 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; TERRORISM S/PV.6404 S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 PEACEBUILDING WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6299 S/PV.6396 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SMALL ARMS S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453 S/PV.6288 Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) (Union économique SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Benelux) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6338; S/PV.6397; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6300 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; Lukwiya, Benedict (Uganda) S/PV.6404 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6268 S/PV.6300 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6268 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6265 S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 PALESTINE QUESTION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6265 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6265 S/PV.6303 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) S/PV.6302; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) (UN. S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Security Council (65th year : 2010). President) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6431 S/PV.6397; S/PV.6452 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6428 S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 IRAQ SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6423 S/PV.6341 - 198 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) (UN. Mansour, Riyad H. (Palestine) Security Council (65th year : 2010). President) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/PV.6341(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6429 S/PV.6404 TERRORISM MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6424 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; UN MISSION IN LIBERIA S/PV.6404 S/PV.6431 PALESTINE QUESTION UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6431 S/PV.6404 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Maboundou, Raphael Dieudonné (Congo) S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6288(Resumption1) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Mashabane, Doctor (South Africa) Machado, Vera Barrouin (Brazil) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6360 IRAQ SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6450 S/PV.6354(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6450 S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Mahiga, Augustine P. (UN. Special Representative S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) of the Secretary-General for Somalia and Head of PEACEBUILDING the United Nations Political Office for Somalia) S/PV.6299(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6386 S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1)
Mahmassani, Yahya (League of Arab States) Matsumoto, Takeaki (Japan) SOMALIA SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6259 S/PV.6425 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Mahmood, Mohammad Sarwar (Bangladesh) S/PV.6425 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6425 S/PV.6354(Resumption1); S/PV.6427(Resumption1)
Mahmoud, Youssef (UN. Special Representative of Mayanja, Rachel N. (UN. Special Adviser to the the Secretary-General and Head of the United Secretary-General on Gender Issues and Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Advancement of Women) and Chad) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6302 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6371; S/PV.6449 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6371; S/PV.6449 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6268; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; AND CHAD S/PV.6464 S/PV.6371; S/PV.6449 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360 Maina, Solomon K. (Kenya) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6409 S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6409 S/PV.6321 CHAD SITUATION Malcorra, Susana (UN. Department for Field S/PV.6321 Support. Under-Secretary-General) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6341 S/PV.6270 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 - 199 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) (continued) Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) (continued) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6316 AND CHAD EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6321 S/PV.6268 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6452 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6305 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) (UN. Security INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Council. Informal Working Group on International S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 Tribunals. Chairman) KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353; S/PV.6422 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6342 S/PV.6404 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6342 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6404 S/PV.6342 NARCOTIC DRUGS RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6277 S/PV.6342 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) (UN. Security S/PV.6335 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6335 Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and PALESTINE QUESTION the Taliban and Associated Individuals and S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; Entities. Chairman) S/PV.6404 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6310 S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 DISARMAMENT PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6270; S/PV.6347 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6310 S/PV.6257 TERRORISM RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 SMALL ARMS Mbeki, Thabo (African Union) S/PV.6288 SOMALIA SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6316; S/PV.6386 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452; S/PV.6457 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 S/PV.6404 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Mbuende, Kaire Munionganda (Namibia) S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6300 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN McLay, Jim (New Zealand) S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6394 S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6264; S/PV.6422 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 SAHARA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6305 S/PV.6300(Resumption1)
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McLay, Jim (New Zealand) (continued) Mehdiyev, Agshin (Azerbaijan) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287 S/PV.6354(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6347(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Melkert, Ad (UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations McLeod, Mary E. (United States) Assistance Mission for Iraq) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6347 S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; S/PV.6368 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ McNee, John (Canada) S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; S/PV.6368 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; Menkerios, Haile (UN. Special Representative of S/PV.6464 the Secretary-General for the Sudan) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6360 S/PV.6338 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6354(Resumption1) S/PV.6338 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Menon, Vanu Gopala (Singapore) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6347(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6299(Resumption1); S/PV.6396 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Mérorès, Léo (Haiti) S/PV.6391 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6274; S/PV.6330; S/PV.6382; S/PV.6399 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6274; S/PV.6330; S/PV.6382; S/PV.6399 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Mesquita Borges, Sofia (Timor-Leste) SIERRA LEONE TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6391 S/PV.6405 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6405 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 Michelsen, Svein Atle (Norway) McNee, John (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Sierra Leone Configuration. Chairman) S/PV.6354(Resumption1) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Migiro, Asha-Rose Mtengeti (UN. Deputy S/PV.6291 Secretary-General) UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6291 S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Meece, Roger A. (UN. Special Representative of S/PV.6347 the Secretary-General for the Democratic Republic SMALL ARMS S/PV.6288 of the Congo and Head of the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Mikec, Neven (Croatia) Democratic Republic of the Congo) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6341(Resumption1) SITUATION S/PV.6403 Mkapa, Benjamin W. (Benjamin William) (UN. UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE Secretary-General's Panel on the Referenda in the DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Sudan. Chair) S/PV.6403 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6452
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Mkapa, Benjamin W. (Benjamin William) (UN. Morejon, Diego (Ecuador) (continued) Secretary-General's Panel on the Referenda in the PALESTINE QUESTION Sudan. Chair) (continued) S/PV.6363(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6452 S/PV.6363(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6452 Moreno-Ocampo, Luis (International Criminal Court. Prosecutor) Momen, Abulkalam Abdul (Bangladesh) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6440 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6336; S/PV.6440 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Moretti, Norberto (Brazil) S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6341 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6342 S/PV.6270(Resumption1); S/PV.6370 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6342 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6342 Momen, Abulkalam Abdul (Bangladesh) RWANDA SITUATION (Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned S/PV.6342 Countries) PEACEBUILDING Morgan Sotomayor, Yanerit Cristina (Mexico) S/PV.6299(Resumption1); S/PV.6396 IRAQ SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6450 S/PV.6396 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6450 Mood, Robert (UN Truce Supervision Organization WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS in Palestine) S/PV.6453 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred (Gabon) S/PV.6370 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6370 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6370 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION IN S/PV.6316 PALESTINE BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6370 S/PV.6319 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Moraes Cabral, José Filipe (Portugal) S/PV.6354 DISARMAMENT AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6310 S/PV.6409 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6316 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6268 S/PV.6409 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342 S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6303 S/PV.6300 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6310; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6342 S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Morejon, Diego (Ecuador) S/PV.6342 KOSOVO (SERBIA) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6353 S/PV.6363(Resumption1)
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Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred (Gabon) (continued) Mugoya, Patrick S. (Uganda) (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6404 S/PV.6264 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6404 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 NARCOTIC DRUGS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6277 S/PV.6325 PALESTINE QUESTION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6404 S/PV.6325 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6306 S/PV.6370 RWANDA SITUATION SMALL ARMS S/PV.6342 S/PV.6288 SOMALIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6316; S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 S/PV.6325 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6404 S/PV.6287 TERRORISM UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6310 S/PV.6264 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6405 Mulet, Edmond (UN. Special Representative of the UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Stabilization Mission in Haiti) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6405 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6303 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6302 Musayev, Tofig (Azerbaijan) Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred (Gabon) (UN. CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Security Council (65th year : 2010). President) S/PV.6341(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6288(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS Museveni, Yoweri (Uganda. President) S/PV.6288(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Moussa, Amre (League of Arab States. Secretary- S/PV.6389 General) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6389 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6257 Mutaboba, Joseph (UN. Special Representative of REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN the Secretary-General and Head of the United S/PV.6257 Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. (Kenya) Guinea-Bissau) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6360(Resumption1) S/PV.6281; S/PV.6359; S/PV.6416 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Nazarian, Garen (Armenia) SOMALIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6374 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6427(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Mugoya, Patrick S. (Uganda) S/PV.6347(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6287 S/PV.6299(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6288 S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354
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Ndabarasa, Alfred (Rwanda) Nishida, Tsuneo (Japan) (continued) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6270(Resumption1) S/PV.6382 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Nesi, Giuseppe (Italy) S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Nishida, Tsuneo (Japan) (UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution Ney, Martin (Germany) 1737 (2006) concerning the Islamic Republic of CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Iran. Chairman) S/PV.6341(Resumption1) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6442 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6442 Nishida, Tsuneo (Japan) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Normandin, Henri-Paul (Canada) S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6341 S/PV.6452 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6370 S/PV.6422; S/PV.6463 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Nsanze, Augustin (Burundi) S/PV.6382 BURUNDI SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6439 S/PV.6390 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Ntwaagae, Charles (Botswana) S/PV.6463 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6463 S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6422 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404 S/PV.6347(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6404 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6384 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6404 S/PV.6299(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING SMALL ARMS S/PV.6396 S/PV.6288 RWANDA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6463 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6452 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro (Cuba) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6404 S/PV.6310 TERRORISM DISARMAMENT S/PV.6390 S/PV.6310 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6405 S/PV.6310 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6457 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6405 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO TERRORISM S/PV.6422 S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424; S/PV.6424 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6452 - 204 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
O'Brien, Patricia (UN. Legal Counsel) Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6347; S/PV.6347 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 SOMALIA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6374 S/PV.6300 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2009-2010) Obi, Moses Bisong (UN Mission in Sudan) S/PV.6413 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6370 S/PV.6450 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6370 S/PV.6255 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Obiakor, Chikadibia Isaac (UN. Department of S/PV.6264 Peacekeeping Operations) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6302; S/PV.6411 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6370 Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) (UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President) Oda, Beverley J. (Canada) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6366 S/PV.6411 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354 Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6364 S/PV.6255 KOREAN QUESTION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6355 S/PV.6257; S/PV.6316 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ojiambo, Josephine (Kenya) S/PV.6354 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453(Resumption1) S/PV.6316 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Okada, Katsuya (Japan) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6268 (65th year : 2010). President) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6264; S/PV.6434 PEACEBUILDING INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6299 S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Okello Oryem, Henry (Uganda) S/PV.6434 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6425 S/PV.6434 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6425 S/PV.6450 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6425 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Okonjo-Iweala, Ngozi (IBRD. Managing Director) S/PV.6404 PEACEBUILDING MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6299 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 NARCOTIC DRUGS Okuda, Norihiro (Japan) S/PV.6277 PALESTINE QUESTION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6265; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6310 PEACEBUILDING AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6299 S/PV.6316 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS DISARMAMENT S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370 S/PV.6310 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6257 S/PV.6314 RWANDA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6434 S/PV.6310 SOMALIA SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6316; S/PV.6386 S/PV.6314 - 205 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Okuda, Norihiro (Japan) (continued) Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole (Nigeria) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/PV.6265 TERRORISM PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 S/PV.6265 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6316 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6287; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6265 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE TERRORISM S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6310 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6367 S/PV.6314 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA Onanga Ndiaye, Michel Régis (Gabon) S/PV.6305 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6363 S/PV.6452 PALESTINE QUESTION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6363 S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6363 S/PV.6305 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole (Nigeria) S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Onowu, Obinna C. (Nigeria) S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6288 S/PV.6422 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6422 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 S/PV.6422 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6427 Orellana Alvarado, María del Carmen (Cuba) DISARMAMENT AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6310 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION DISARMAMENT S/PV.6319; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421 S/PV.6310 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6310 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM S/PV.6310 S/PV.6310 KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6367 Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali (Sudan) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6298 S/PV.6409 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6335 S/PV.6410 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6335 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6298 S/PV.6409 PEACEBUILDING SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6396 S/PV.6410 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6306 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS S/PV.6288 Osorio, Néstor Fernando (Colombia) SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6374 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6453(Resumption1) S/PV.6298 - 206 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Ould Abdallah, Ahmedou (UN. Special Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) (continued) Representative of the Secretary-General for EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Somalia) S/PV.6268 SOMALIA SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6259; S/PV.6313 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim (Mauritania) S/PV.6382 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6367 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6396 Oyarzún, Román (Spain) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS TERRORISM S/PV.6370 S/PV.6424 RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 Palsson, Gunnar (Iceland) SOMALIA SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRORISM MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6464 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6367 Pankin, Alexander A. (Russian Federation) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6382 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6434 S/PV.6396 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6322 Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) (UN. INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6434 Security Council (65th year : 2010). President) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6434 S/PV.6426 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6325 SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6432 S/PV.6325 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6426 S/PV.6434 UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE SOMALIA SITUATION DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6313 S/PV.6432 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6325 Park, In-kook (Republic of Korea) PEACEBUILDING Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) S/PV.6299(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6268; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6370 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6316 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354 Paschalis, Johann (South Africa) DISARMAMENT AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6310 S/PV.6288(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6316 - 207 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Paschalis, Johann (South Africa) (continued) Poukré-Kono, Fernand (Central African Republic) SMALL ARMS (continued) S/PV.6288(Resumption1) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6345; S/PV.6438; S/PV.6449 Pascoe, Lynn (UN. Under-Secretary-General for CHAD SITUATION Political Affairs) S/PV.6449 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY SMALL ARMS S/PV.6362 S/PV.6288(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6362 AND CHAD LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6449 S/PV.6273 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Puente, Guillermo (Mexico) S/PV.6273; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6430 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6255 S/PV.6398 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6409 S/PV.6273; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6430 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6427 S/PV.6362; S/PV.6417 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6314 S/PV.6273; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6430 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6273 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353 S/PV.6398 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6299 Patriota, Antonio de Aguiar (Brazil) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6409 S/PV.6425 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6300 S/PV.6425 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6255 S/PV.6425 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6314 Pavlyuk, Oleksandr (Organization for Security and UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Co-operation in Europe) S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6302 S/PV.6257 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Puri, Hardeep Singh (India) S/PV.6257 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Petrie, Charles (UN. Executive Representative of S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS the Secretary-General for Burundi and Head of the S/PV.6354(Resumption1) United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi) DISARMAMENT BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6309; S/PV.6439 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6310 Picco, Isabelle F. (Monaco) PEACEBUILDING WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6270(Resumption1); S/PV.6370 Pillay, Navanethem (UN High Commissioner for TERRORISM Human Rights) S/PV.6310 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Poukré-Kono, Fernand (Central African Republic) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Puri, Manjeev Singh (India) S/PV.6288(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6464 - 208 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Puri, Manjeev Singh (India) (continued) Radmanovic, Nebojsa (High Representative for CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS the Implementation of the Peace Agreement on S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Bosnia and Herzegovina) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6421 TERRORISM FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6424 S/PV.6421 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6464 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria (Italy) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Quarrey, David (United Kingdom) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6341(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6353 S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6344 S/PV.6270(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6344 S/PV.6300 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN SAHARA S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6305 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6453 S/PV.6305 Rahman, Nojibur (Bangladesh) (Bangladesh) Queta, Adelino (Guinea-Bissau) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6359 Rai, Amrit Bahadur (Nepal) Quinlan, Gary Francis (Australia) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6351 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Ramdin, Albert (OAS. Assistant Secretary- S/PV.6409 General) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6341(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6303 S/PV.6354(Resumption1); S/PV.6427 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6303 S/PV.6347(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Rassoul, Zalmai (Afghanistan) S/PV.6299(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6394 S/PV.6409 PEACEBUILDING TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6299 S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Ray, Anupam (India) S/PV.6351 SOMALIA SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6374 S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Reuben, Meron (Israel) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Quinlan, Gary Francis (Australia) (Pacific Islands S/PV.6427 Forum) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6404 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6257 S/PV.6404 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6257 S/PV.6404 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6404 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6453 - 209 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Rice, Susan E. (United States) Rice, Susan E. (United States) (UN. Security AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Council (65th year : 2010). President) (continued) S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6464 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6462 S/PV.6341 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AND CHAD S/PV.6354 S/PV.6460 DISARMAMENT UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6310 S/PV.6458 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Rivard, Gilles (Canada) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6427 NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6277 Rivière, Nicolas de (France) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344; S/PV.6384 DISARMAMENT PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6310 S/PV.6396 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6367 S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6397; S/PV.6452 KOSOVO (SERBIA) TERRORISM S/PV.6367 S/PV.6310 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6280 S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6370 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6397; S/PV.6452 SOMALIA SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374 S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 TERRORISM WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6367 Rice, Susan E. (United States) (UN. Security WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Council (65th year : 2010). President) S/PV.6302 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Rivière, Nicolas de (France) (European Union) S/PV.6464 BURUNDI SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6451 S/PV.6287 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6458 S/PV.6287 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6444; S/PV.6460 Robinson, Patrick (International Tribunal for the CHAD SITUATION Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious S/PV.6460 Violations of International Humanitarian Law INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Committed in the Territory of the Former S/PV.6446 Yugoslavia since 1991. President) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6447 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6462 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6442 Rodríguez, Roberto (Peru) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6442 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6447 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRORISM S/PV.6303 S/PV.6459 - 210 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Rodríguez, Roberto (Peru) (continued) Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6347(Resumption1) S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6303 S/PV.6342 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Rosales Díaz, Danilo (Nicaragua) S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 PALESTINE QUESTION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6404 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 NARCOTIC DRUGS Rose, Andrew (Australia) S/PV.6277 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6335 S/PV.6396 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6335 S/PV.6396 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Rosenthal, Gert (Guatemala) PEACEBUILDING HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 S/PV.6303 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6270 S/PV.6347(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 S/PV.6303 RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Rubiales de Chamorro, María (Nicaragua) SOMALIA SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6301; S/PV.6313; S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386; S/PV.6457; S/PV.6460; MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6461 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRORISM S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6255; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6300 S/PV.6464 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; S/PV.6457 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SAHARA S/PV.6341; S/PV.6457 S/PV.6305 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6427 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 DISARMAMENT UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6310 S/PV.6382 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6316; S/PV.6457 S/PV.6305 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 S/PV.6422 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6382
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Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) (UN. Security Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) (continued) Council (65th year : 2010). President) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6335 S/PV.6395 PALESTINE QUESTION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6397 PEACEBUILDING CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6299 S/PV.6402 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 S/PV.6414 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6257 S/PV.6404; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 S/PV.6404; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6404; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6414 TERRORISM SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6390; S/PV.6424; S/PV.6424 S/PV.6397 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6276 S/PV.6397; S/PV.6401 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6450 S/PV.6404; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 S/PV.6402 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE S/PV.6276 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6397 S/PV.6264 UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) S/PV.6375 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6382 S/PV.6316; S/PV.6409 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6319 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA (65th year : 2010). President) S/PV.6316 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6319 S/PV.6268 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION SITUATION S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319 S/PV.6324 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6382 S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6257; S/PV.6347; S/PV.6390 S/PV.6314 IRAQ SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6450 S/PV.6306 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 S/PV.6314 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.6375; S/PV.6404 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6324 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6375; YAR' ADUA, UMARU–TRIBUTES S/PV.6404 S/PV.6309 NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6277 Sangqu, Baso (South Africa) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6335 S/PV.6409
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Sangqu, Baso (South Africa) (continued) Seger, Paul (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. PEACEBUILDING Burundi Configuration. Chairman) S/PV.6396 BURUNDI SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6439 S/PV.6409 SOMALIA SITUATION Sergeyev, Yuriy (Ukraine) S/PV.6374 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6276 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Serrano, Pedro (European Union) S/PV.6276 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6396 S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Saudabayev, Kanat (Kazakhstan) S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360(Resumption1); S/PV.6409 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6319 S/PV.6268 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6268 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Schaper, Herman (Netherlands) DISARMAMENT AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6310 S/PV.6287 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6319 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6303 S/PV.6287 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6347(Resumption1) S/PV.6453 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Schonmann, Ady (Israel) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6354(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Schwaiger, Peter (European Union) S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6299(Resumption1); S/PV.6396 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6382 S/PV.6257 SOMALIA SITUATION SMALL ARMS S/PV.6374 S/PV.6288 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6313; S/PV.6386 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6382 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6453(Resumption1) TERRORISM Sefue, Ombeni Yohana (United Republic of S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Tanzania) S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Seger, Paul (Switzerland) S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6427 S/PV.6303 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453(Resumption1) S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411(Resumption1)
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Serry, Robert H. (UN Special Coordinator for the Shcherbak, Igor N. (Russian Federation) Middle East Peace Process) (continued) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6318 S/PV.6264 CHAD–SUDAN KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6318 S/PV.6264 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6315; S/PV.6340; S/PV.6388; S/PV.6448 S/PV.6277 PALESTINE QUESTION SMALL ARMS S/PV.6315; S/PV.6340; S/PV.6388; S/PV.6448 S/PV.6288 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6318 S/PV.6276 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6315; S/PV.6340; S/PV.6448 S/PV.6276 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Seruhere, Justine (United Republic of Tanzania) S/PV.6264 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Shin, Boonam (Republic of Korea) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6354(Resumption1) S/PV.6347(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6374 Sial, Amjad Hussain B. (Pakistan) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sevi, Aziz (Turkey) S/PV.6341(Resumption1) TERRORISM CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6424 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Shalev, Gabriela (Israel) S/PV.6270(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6310 S/PV.6424 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6300(Resumption1) DISARMAMENT WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6310 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6310 Siddiq, Mutrif (Sudan) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363 S/PV.6452 PALESTINE QUESTION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363 S/PV.6452 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363 S/PV.6452 TERRORISM S/PV.6310 Silajdzic, Haris (Bosnia and Herzegovina. Presidency. Chair) Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem (Jordan) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6319 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6319 S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1); INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6389 PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6389 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Silveira, Lilian (Uruguay) S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6411(Resumption1)
Shcherbak, Igor N. (Russian Federation) Sinhaseni, Norachit (Thailand) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6288 S/PV.6341(Resumption1)
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Sleiman, Michel (Lebanon. President) Spindelegger, Michael (Austria) (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6389 S/PV.6425 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6389 S/PV.6411
Smith, Tine Morch (Norway) Starcevic, Feodor (Serbia) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6394 S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6382 S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6434 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6342 PALESTINE QUESTION RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6342 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Staur, Carsten (Denmark) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6347(Resumption1) TERRORISM WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6424 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6394 Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6382 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Solón-Romero, Pablo (Bolivia (Plurinational State CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS of)) S/PV.6427(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6300 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6453(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Sumi, Shigeki (Japan) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6421 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Sorreta, Carlos (Philippines) S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6434 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6434 S/PV.6374 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA TERRORISM S/PV.6434 S/PV.6424 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6367 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6370 Sparber, Georg (Liechtenstein) RWANDA SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6434 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6367 Spindelegger, Michael (Austria) Swe, Than (Myanmar) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6425 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6390 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Sylvain-Goma, Louis (Communauté économique S/PV.6306 des Etats de l'Afrique centrale. Secrétaire général) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6425 S/PV.6288 TERRORISM SMALL ARMS S/PV.6390 S/PV.6288
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Tadic, Boris (Serbia. President) Takasu, Yukio (Japan) (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6264 S/PV.6264 KOSOVO (SERBIA) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 S/PV.6302 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6264 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) (UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President) Takasu, Yukio (Japan) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6303 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351 PEACEBUILDING AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6304 S/PV.6319 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6304 S/PV.6341 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6303 S/PV.6354 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Tanin, Zahir (Afghanistan) S/PV.6268 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342 S/PV.6464 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6342 S/PV.6354(Resumption1); S/PV.6427 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA TERRORISM S/PV.6342 S/PV.6424 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6351; MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6464 S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6277 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Tanin, Zahir (UN. Committee on the Exercise of S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344 Vice-Chairman) PALESTINE QUESTION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6270 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 S/PV.6298(Resumption1) RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6342 Tawk, Brigitte (Lebanon) SMALL ARMS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6288 S/PV.6367 SOMALIA SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6313 S/PV.6367 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6338 S/PV.6367 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363 Thomson, Peter (Fiji) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6276 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6300 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Titov, Dmitry (UN. Assistant Secretary-General for S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351 Peacekeeping Operations) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6276 S/PV.6269
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Titov, Dmitry (UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Ulibarri, Eduardo R. (Costa Rica) Peacekeeping Operations) (continued) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6269 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Tladi, Dire David (South Africa) Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6347(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6288 S/PV.6300 SMALL ARMS S/PV.6288 Tokunaga, Hisashi (Japan) Valero Briceño, Jorge (Venezuela (Bolivarian IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6450 Republic of)) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6450 S/PV.6310 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Tolkach, Stanislav N. (Russian Federation) S/PV.6354(Resumption1); S/PV.6427(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DISARMAMENT S/PV.6453(Resumption1) S/PV.6310 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Toungui, Paul (Gabon) S/PV.6310 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6390 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6450 PALESTINE QUESTION TERRORISM S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6390 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6363(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6450 TERRORISM S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 Touray, Shekou M. (Sierra Leone) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Vidal, Martín (Uruguay) S/PV.6360(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6392 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio (Finland) SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6392 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Tsiskarashvili, Shalva (Georgia) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6347(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6396 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6453(Resumption1) S/PV.6396
Tsymbaliuk, Yevhenii (Ukraine) Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio (Finland) (UN. Group of SOMALIA SITUATION Nordic Countries) S/PV.6374 PEACEBUILDING Turky Saed, Abdul Basit (Iraq) S/PV.6299(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6453 S/PV.6356 Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) Turky Saed, Abdul Basit (Iraq) (Iraq. Committee of BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Financial Experts) S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 IRAQ SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6293; S/PV.6418 S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6434 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434
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Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) (continued) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (Brazil) (continued) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA TERRORISM S/PV.6342 S/PV.6424 PEACEBUILDING TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6299(Resumption1); S/PV.6396 S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 RWANDA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6342 S/PV.6300 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (Brazil) S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 S/PV.6452 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6452 S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (Brazil) (UN. DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Peacebuilding Commission. Guinea-Bissau S/PV.6316 Configuration. Chairman) EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6268 S/PV.6281; S/PV.6359; S/PV.6416 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421; Von der Schulenburg, Michael (UN. Executive S/PV.6422 Representative of the Secretary-General for the HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Sierra Leone) S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6270 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; S/PV.6422 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6291; S/PV.6391 S/PV.6404 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6291; S/PV.6391 S/PV.6404 NARCOTIC DRUGS Vukasinovic, Milos (Bosnia and Herzegovina) S/PV.6277 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6265 S/PV.6335 PALESTINE QUESTION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6265 S/PV.6335 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6265 S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6404 S/PV.6302 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Waffa-Ogoo, Susan (Gambia) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN S/PV.6360(Resumption1) S/PV.6257 SMALL ARMS Wallström, Margot (UN. Special Representative of S/PV.6288 the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in SOMALIA SITUATION Conflict) S/PV.6313 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SITUATION S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6378; S/PV.6400 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN THE S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6404 S/PV.6378; S/PV.6400 - 218 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Wallström, Margot (UN. Special Representative of Wen, Jiabao (China. Premier) the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Conflict) (continued) S/PV.6389 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6302; S/PV.6453; S/PV.6453(Resumption1) S/PV.6389
Wang, Min (China) Wenaweser, Christian (Liechtenstein) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6347(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6341 S/PV.6300 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 S/PV.6453 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6382 Wetangula, Moses (Kenya) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6347 S/PV.6386 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6442 Wetland, Morten (Norway) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6384; S/PV.6442 S/PV.6287 PEACEBUILDING SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6396 S/PV.6313 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6370 S/PV.6287 TERRORISM S/PV.6424 Wetland, Morten (Norway) (UN. Group of Nordic TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Countries) S/PV.6405 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6310 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE DISARMAMENT S/PV.6405 S/PV.6310 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6382 S/PV.6310 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 S/PV.6310
Waxman, Haim (Israel) White, Mary (Ireland) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6375 S/PV.6411 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6375 Windsor, David Anthony (Australia) TERRORISM AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6424 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287 UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6375 S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Wittig, Peter (Germany) Weisleder, Saúl (Costa Rica) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6288(Resumption1); S/PV.6360 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6427(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6347(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SMALL ARMS S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6288(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394
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Wittig, Peter (Germany) (continued) Zannier, Lamberto (UN. Special Representative of WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS the Secretary-General and Head of the United S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453 Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo) (continued) Wittig, Peter (Germany) (UN. Peacebuilding KOSOVO (SERBIA) Commission. Chairman) S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; S/PV.6367; PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6422 S/PV.6299 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6270 Zebari, Hoshyar (Iraq) Wolfe, Raymond (Jamaica) IRAQ SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6450 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6450 Wolff, Alejandro D. (United States) KOSOVO (SERBIA) Zewde, Sahle-Work (UN. Special Representative of S/PV.6353 the Secretary-General and Head of the United MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in the S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 Central African Republic) PALESTINE QUESTION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 S/PV.6345; S/PV.6438 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6299 Zhang, Yesui (China) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6255 S/PV.6300 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6257 Yamazaki, Jun (UN. Controller) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6265 IRAQ SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6293; S/PV.6356; S/PV.6418 S/PV.6265 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio (Spain) S/PV.6257 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6303 S/PV.6265 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6303 Zhang, Yesui (China) (UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President) Yang, Tao (China) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6267 S/PV.6452 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6264 S/PV.6325 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6261 S/PV.6325 KOSOVO (SERBIA) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6264 S/PV.6401; S/PV.6452 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6262 S/PV.6325 SOMALIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6266 S/PV.6452 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6264 Zannier, Lamberto (UN. Special Representative of UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE the Secretary-General and Head of the United S/PV.6267 Nations Interim Administration Mission in UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Kosovo) S/PV.6262 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6261 S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422
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Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis (Benin) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6310 S/PV.6360(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6360 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6341 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6427 DISARMAMENT S/PV.6310 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6434 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6310 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6434 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6434 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6363 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6363 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6370 RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6434 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6363 TERRORISM S/PV.6310 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6405 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6300 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6405 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6302
Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) (UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6310 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6323 DISARMAMENT S/PV.6310 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6310 TERRORISM S/PV.6310 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6323
Ziadeh, Fadi (Lebanon) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6354(Resumption1)
Zidar, Andraz (Slovenia) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6411
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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) Afghanistan Italy Rassoul, Zalmai – S/PV.6394 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 Japan Argentina Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6310 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6310 Australia Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268; S/PV.6287; Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6351 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6351 Kazakhstan Windsor, David Anthony – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287 Saudabayev, Kanat – S/PV.6268 Austria Lebanon Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6255 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6464 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6268; S/PV.6287; Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Bosnia and Herzegovina Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6310 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; Mexico S/PV.6394 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6464 Brazil Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6255 Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6310; Morocco S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6310 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268; Netherlands S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351 Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6287 Canada New Zealand McNee, John – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 McLay, Jim – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6394 China Nigeria Li, Baodong – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6351 Wang, Min – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6255 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6255 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6287; Colombia S/PV.6310; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6310 Norway Cuba Juul, Mona – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6310 Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6394 Orellana Alvarado, María del Carmen – S/PV.6310 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6287 European Union Pakistan Rivière, Nicolas de (France) – S/PV.6287 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6255; Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 S/PV.6464 Poland Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Herczynski, Pawel – S/PV.6287 France Russian Federation Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268; S/PV.6351; Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6290; S/PV.6394 S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6464 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6287 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6310 Syrian Arab Republic Gabon Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6310 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6287 Tunisia Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6255; Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6268; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; Turkey S/PV.6464 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Germany S/PV.6464 Berger, Miguel – S/PV.6464 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6255 Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Uganda India Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6268 Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6287 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6310; Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6464 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Iran (Islamic Republic of) UN. Group of Nordic Countries Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6464 Wetland, Morten (Norway) – S/PV.6310 Israel UN. Secretary-General Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6310 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6255
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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Austria Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6394 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6409 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6464 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6395 S/PV.6360 Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6310 Benin UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities Bosnia and Herzegovina Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6409 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6360 Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Botswana Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6288; Chairman S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6310 Brazil UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Burkina Faso UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Canada Chairman McNee, John – S/PV.6360 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6310 Central African Republic UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of Chad Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. Chairman Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6288 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 China UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Li, Baodong – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Communauté économique des Etats de l'Afrique Afghanistan centrale. Secrétaire général De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; Sylvain-Goma, Louis – S/PV.6288 S/PV.6464 Congo Eide, Kai – S/PV.6255 Maboundou, Raphael Dieudonné – UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Operations Costa Rica Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6287 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6288 United Kingdom Democratic Republic of the Congo Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Djibouti Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6268; S/PV.6310; Hassan, Kadra Ahmed – S/PV.6362 S/PV.6464 Djibouti. President United States Guelleh, Ismaël Omar – S/PV.6316 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6310 Egypt DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6268 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6360 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6351; Eritrea S/PV.6394 Desta, Araya – S/PV.6362 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Ethiopia Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6310 Abay, Grum – S/PV.6409 European Union AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6288; African Union S/PV.6360(Resumption1); S/PV.6409 António, Téte – S/PV.6288 Finland African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Security Haavisto, Pekka – S/PV.6409 Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6409 France Algeria Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6360(Resumption1); Briens, Martin – S/PV.6409 S/PV.6409 Gabon Australia Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6288; Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6288(Resumption1); S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6316 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6409 Gambia Waffa-Ogoo, Susan – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Germany Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6288(Resumption1); S/PV.6360
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AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) Ghana UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6360 Ajumogobia, Odein (Nigeria) – S/PV.6360 IBRD Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6272 Cliffe, Sarah – S/PV.6360 Kategaya, Eriya Tukahirwa (Uganda) – S/PV.6409 Japan Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred (Gabon) – Kodama, Kazuo – S/PV.6409 S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6316 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6397 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Kenya and Head of the United Nations Office for West Africa Maina, Solomon K. – S/PV.6409 Djinnit, Said – S/PV.6256; S/PV.6358; S/PV.6455 Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6362 Lebanon United Kingdom Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6409 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360; Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6360 S/PV.6409 Mexico Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6316 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6288; S/PV.6316; United Republic of Tanzania S/PV.6360 Seruhere, Justine – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6409 United States Morocco Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6288 S/PV.6409 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6288 Nigeria Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6409 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6316 African Union Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6288 Mbeki, Thabo – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 Pakistan Austria Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6425 Portugal Bosnia and Herzegovina Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6409 Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6425 Republic of Korea Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6338 Kim, Bonghyun – S/PV.6288(Resumption1); Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6452 S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Brazil Russian Federation Patriota, Antonio de Aguiar – S/PV.6425 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6360; S/PV.6409 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6452 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6316 China Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6288 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 Senegal Yang, Tao – S/PV.6452 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) France Sierra Leone Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6360(Resumption1) Gabon South Africa Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6338; Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6360 S/PV.6370; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Paschalis, Johann – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) International Criminal Court. Prosecutor Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6409 Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.6440 Sudan Japan Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – S/PV.6409 Matsumoto, Takeaki – S/PV.6425 Switzerland Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6452 Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Joint African Union-UN Chief Mediator for Darfur Turkey Bassolé, Djibrill Yipènè – S/PV.6338 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6409 Joint African Union-United Nations Special Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360 Representative for Darfur Uganda Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.6318; Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6288 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6365 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6360; Lebanon S/PV.6457 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 UN. Deputy Secretary-General Mexico Migiro, Asha-Rose Mtengeti – S/PV.6288; S/PV.6360 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6425 UN. Secretary-General Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6409
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AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION (continued) (continued) Nigeria High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6425 Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6338; Inzko, Valentin – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 S/PV.6452 Radmanovic, Nebojsa – S/PV.6421 Russian Federation Japan Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6421 Sudan Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6319 Karti, Ali Ahmed – S/PV.6425 Lebanon Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – S/PV.6410 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6421 Siddiq, Mutrif – S/PV.6452 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6319 Sudan People's Liberation Movement Mexico Amum, Pagan – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Turkey Nigeria Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6319; Uganda S/PV.6421 Okello Oryem, Henry – S/PV.6425 Russian Federation Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6421 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Serbia Operations Starcevic, Feodor – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6269 Turkey UN. Secretary-General Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6421 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6425 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6319 UN. Secretary-General's Panel on the Referenda in the Uganda Sudan. Chair Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Mkapa, Benjamin W. (Benjamin William) – UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President S/PV.6452 Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6426 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6319 Hague, William (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6425 United Kingdom Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) – S/PV.6366 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping United States Operations Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6319 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6410; S/PV.6452 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6421 UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process BURUNDI SITUATION Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6318 Burundi United Kingdom Gahutu, Zacharie – S/PV.6309 Hague, William – S/PV.6425 Nsanze, Augustin – S/PV.6439 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6397; S/PV.6452 UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary-General United States for Burundi and Head of the United Nations Integrated Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6425 Office in Burundi Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 Petrie, Charles – S/PV.6309; S/PV.6439 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Burundi Configuration BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6309 Austria UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Burundi Configuration. Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Chairman Bosnia and Herzegovina. Presidency. Chair Seger, Paul – S/PV.6439 Silajdzic, Haris – S/PV.6319 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Brazil Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6451 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 China CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Li, Baodong – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Côte d'Ivoire Croatia Djédjé, Ilahiri A. – S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President European Union Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6393 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6319 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6329; S/PV.6350 France Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6431 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6319 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6458 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6421 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6402 Gabon Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6267 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6421 Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6323 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6319 - 226 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) (continued) Afghanistan UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) and Head of the United Nations Operation in Côte Argentina d'Ivoire Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284; Armenia S/PV.6415; S/PV.6437 Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Australia CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Austria Austria Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6341 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6321 Azerbaijan Central African Republic Musayev, Tofig – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Gambi, Antoine – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 Bangladesh Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6345; S/PV.6438; Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – S/PV.6449 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Chad Belgium Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Central African Bosnia and Herzegovina Republic Configuration. Chairman Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6341 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6345; S/PV.6438 Brazil UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Moretti, Norberto – S/PV.6341 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6345 Canada Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6283 Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6341 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6444; Chile S/PV.6460 Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General China and Head of the United Nations Integrated Wang, Min – S/PV.6341 Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic Colombia Zewde, Sahle-Work – S/PV.6345; S/PV.6438 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Costa Rica and Head of the United Nations Mission in the Central Hernández-Milian, Jairo – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) African Republic and Chad Croatia Mahmoud, Youssef – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6449 Mikec, Neven – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) CHAD–SUDAN European Union Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Joint African Union-United Nations Special Finland Representative for Darfur Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.6318 S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace France Process Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6341 Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6318 Gabon Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6341 CHAD SITUATION Georgia Austria Lomaia, Alexander – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6321 Germany Central African Republic Ney, Martin – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Gambi, Antoine – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 Hungary Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6449 Horváth Fekszi, Márta – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Chad India Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Indonesia Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6283 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6460 Iraq UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) and Head of the United Nations Mission in the Central Israel African Republic and Chad Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Mahmoud, Youssef – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6449 Italy Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Japan *** Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6341 Gurung, Manju – S/PV.6341 Kazakhstan Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.6341(Resumption1)
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CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Lebanon (continued) Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6341 Argentina Liechtenstein Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Barriga, Stefan – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Limeres, Diego – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Mexico Armenia Heller, Claude – S/PV.6341; S/PV.6457 Khoudaverdian, Karine – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Myanmar Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Swe, Than – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Australia Nepal Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6354(Resumption1); Bairagi, Shanker – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6427 Netherlands Austria Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 New Zealand Azerbaijan McLay, Jim – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Nigeria Musayev, Tofig – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6341 Bangladesh Pakistan Mahmood, Mohammad Sarwar – Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) S/PV.6354(Resumption1); Palestine S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Bosnia and Herzegovina Peru Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6427 Rodríguez, Roberto – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6354 Philippines Botswana Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Qatar Brazil Al-Thani, A.S. – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 Republic of Korea Canada Kim, Bonghyun – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) McNee, John – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Russian Federation Rivard, Gilles – S/PV.6427 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6341 Chile Slovenia Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) China Sri Lanka Wang, Min – S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 Jayasekara, Bandula – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Colombia Switzerland Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Osorio, Néstor Fernando – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Thailand Costa Rica Sinhaseni, Norachit – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Ulibarri, Eduardo R. – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Turkey Egypt Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6341 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6427 Uganda European Union Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6341; S/PV.6457 Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Operations France Khare, Atul – S/PV.6341 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6354 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Briens, Martin – S/PV.6427 Children and Armed Conflict Gabon Coomaraswamy, Radhika – S/PV.6341 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6427 UNICEF. Deputy Executive Director Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6354 Johnson, Hilde Frafjord – S/PV.6341 Georgia United Kingdom Tsiskarashvili, Shalva – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6341 Germany United States Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6341 Ghana Viet Nam Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) India Yemen Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Alsaidi, Abdullah M. – S/PV.6341(Resumption1) Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) International Committee of the Red Cross CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Daccord, Yves – S/PV.6427 Afghanistan Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6354(Resumption1); S/PV.6427
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CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) (continued) Israel Turkey Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6427 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6427 Schonmann, Ady – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6354 Italy Uganda Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6354 Japan Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6427 Kodama, Kazuo – S/PV.6427 UN. Secretary-General Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6354 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6354 Lebanon UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6354 Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) – S/PV.6354 Karanouh, Ali – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6427 and Emergency Relief Coordinator Ziadeh, Fadi – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Amos, Valerie, Baroness – S/PV.6427; Liechtenstein S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Sparber, Georg – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Holmes, John – S/PV.6354; Mexico S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Heller, Claude – S/PV.6354 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6427 Operations Morocco Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6427 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Nigeria Pillay, Navanethem – S/PV.6354; S/PV.6427 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6354 United Kingdom Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6427 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6427 Norway Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6354 Langeland, Knut – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) United Republic of Tanzania Michelsen, Svein Atle – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Seruhere, Justine – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Pakistan United States Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6427 S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6354 Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Uruguay Peru Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6354; Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6354(Resumption1); S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Philippines Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6354(Resumption1); Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Portugal Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – CYPRUS QUESTION S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Turkey Republic of Korea Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6339; S/PV.6445 Kim, Bonghyun – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Russian Federation DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6354 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Sierra Leone Kamara, Osman Keh – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Slovenia Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6333 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.6427(Resumption1) South Africa DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) SITUATION Sri Lanka Democratic Republic of the Congo Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6378 S/PV.6354(Resumption1); France S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6317 Sudan UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – Operations S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Khare, Atul – S/PV.6378 Switzerland UN. Secretary-General Gürber, Thomas – S/PV.6354(Resumption1) Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6317 Seger, Paul – S/PV.6427 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Syrian Arab Republic Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6387 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6354(Resumption1); Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6432 S/PV.6427(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6324
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DISARMAMENT (continued) SITUATION (continued) UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Head of the Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Democratic Republic of the Congo UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Doss, Alan – S/PV.6297 Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Meece, Roger A. – S/PV.6403 Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Chairman Sexual Violence in Conflict Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6310 Wallström, Margot – S/PV.6378; S/PV.6400 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism DISARMAMENT Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Argentina Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6310 Chairman Bosnia and Herzegovina Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6310 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6310 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Brazil Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6310 Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. Chairman China Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6310 United Kingdom Colombia Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6310 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6310 United States Cuba DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6310 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6310 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6310 Orellana Alvarado, María del Carmen – S/PV.6310 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) European Union Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6310 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6310 France DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6310 Gabon Austria Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6310 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6316 India Bosnia and Herzegovina Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6310 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6316 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Brazil Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6310 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6316 Israel China Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6310 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6316 Japan Djibouti Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6310 Hassan, Kadra Ahmed – S/PV.6362 Lebanon Djibouti. President Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6310 Guelleh, Ismaël Omar – S/PV.6316 Morocco Eritrea Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6310 Desta, Araya – S/PV.6362 New Zealand France Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6310 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6316 Nigeria Gabon Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6310 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6316 Russian Federation Lebanon Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6310 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6316 Syrian Arab Republic Mexico Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6310 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6457 Tunisia Nigeria Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6310 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6316 Uganda Turkey Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6310 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6316 UN. Group of Nordic Countries Uganda Wetland, Morten (Norway) – S/PV.6310 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6457 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6279 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6362 Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6310 United Kingdom Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6316
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DJIBOUTI–ERITREA (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) United States France Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6316 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6422 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Briens, Martin – S/PV.6421; S/PV.6434 Austria Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice – S/PV.6342 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6268 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6367 Bosnia and Herzegovina Gabon Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6268 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6264; Brazil S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6268 S/PV.6434 China Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6319; Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6268 S/PV.6342 France High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6268 Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina Gabon Inzko, Valentin – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6268 Radmanovic, Nebojsa – S/PV.6421 Japan International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6268 Responsible for Serious Violations of International Kazakhstan Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Saudabayev, Kanat – S/PV.6268 Former Yugoslavia since 1991. President Lebanon Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6268 International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Mexico Responsible for Serious Violations of International Heller, Claude – S/PV.6268 Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Nigeria Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Prosecutor Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6268 Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Russian Federation Japan Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6268 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6422; S/PV.6463 Uganda Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6314 Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6268 Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6434 United Kingdom Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6268 Kenya United States Kimemia, Francis – S/PV.6342 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6268 Kosovo (Serbia) Citaku, Vlora – S/PV.6422 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367 Lebanon Austria Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319; Tawk, Brigitte – S/PV.6367 S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6434 Bosnia and Herzegovina Mexico Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6342; Heller, Claude – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422; S/PV.6434 S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; S/PV.6434 Bosnia and Herzegovina. Presidency. Chair Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6314 Silajdzic, Haris – S/PV.6319 Nigeria Brazil Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon – S/PV.6314 Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6367 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6342 Moretti, Norberto – S/PV.6342 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6434 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6319; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421 China Onowu, Obinna C. – S/PV.6422 Guo, Xiaomei – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Russian Federation Li, Baodong – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; S/PV.6463 Croatia Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6434 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6264 S/PV.6434 Serbia European Union Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6319 Starcevic, Feodor – S/PV.6319; S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6434 Serbia. President Tadic, Boris – S/PV.6264 - 231 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Turkey Argentina Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6382 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422; Limeres, Diego – S/PV.6303 S/PV.6434 Austria Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6319 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Uganda Bosnia and Herzegovina Kafeero, Arthur Sewankambo – S/PV.6367 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6264 Brazil Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 Canada UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President McNee, John – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6463 Chile Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6286 Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6382 Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6426 China Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6303 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6264 Wang, Min – S/PV.6382 UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on Colombia International Tribunals. Chairman Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6342 Dominican Republic UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Cuello Camilo, Federico Alberto – S/PV.6303 and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration European Union Mission in Kosovo Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6382 Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6303 S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 France United Kingdom Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6303 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; Briens, Martin – S/PV.6382 S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 Gabon Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6367; Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6382 S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6303 United States Guatemala Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6319; Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6303 S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Haiti DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; Bellerive, Jean Max – S/PV.6303 S/PV.6421; S/PV.6422 Mérorès, Léo – S/PV.6274; S/PV.6330; S/PV.6382; S/PV.6399 GUINEA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Japan UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6382 Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6272 Lebanon Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6303 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6382 Mexico African Union Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Isata, Sebastiao – S/PV.6416 Nigeria Guinea-Bissau Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6303; Cabral, Alfredo Lopes – S/PV.6281 S/PV.6382 Gama, João Soares da – S/PV.6416 Norway Queta, Adelino – S/PV.6359 Juul, Mona – S/PV.6303 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Guinea-Bissau Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6382 Configuration. Chairman OAS. Assistant Secretary-General Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (Brazil) – S/PV.6281; Ramdin, Albert – S/PV.6303 S/PV.6359; S/PV.6416 Peru UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6382 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6428 Rodríguez, Roberto – S/PV.6303 Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) – S/PV.6364 Russian Federation UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 and Head of the United Nations Integrated Spain Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.6303 Mutaboba, Joseph – S/PV.6281; S/PV.6359; Turkey S/PV.6416 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Uganda Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6382 UN. Secretary-General Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6257 - 232 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President China Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6303 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6390 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6261 Wang, Min – S/PV.6347 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6257 and Head of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in China. Premier Haiti Wen, Jiabao – S/PV.6389 Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Colombia UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6310 and Emergency Relief Coordinator Cuba Holmes, John – S/PV.6274 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6310 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Orellana Alvarado, María del Carmen – S/PV.6310 Operations Denmark Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6274 Staur, Carsten – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) United Kingdom European Union Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6303 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6382 S/PV.6347(Resumption1) United States Finland Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – Uruguay S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.6303 France Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6382 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6390 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.6389 ICJ–MEMBERS Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice – S/PV.6347 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6310 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6381 Gabon Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6327; S/PV.6346 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6257 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6310; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 Toungui, Paul – S/PV.6390 African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Security Gabon. President Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6257 Bongo Ondimba, Ali – S/PV.6389 Argentina Germany Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6310; Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Guatemala Armenia Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) India ASEAN Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6310 Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6257 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Australia Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6310 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Israel Austria Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6310 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; Italy S/PV.6347 Nesi, Giuseppe – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6390 Japan Austria. President Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6390 Fischer, Heinz – S/PV.6389 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6310 Azerbaijan Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Japan. Prime Minister Bosnia and Herzegovina Kan, Naoto – S/PV.6389 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; S/PV.6322; League of Arab States. Secretary-General S/PV.6390 Moussa, Amre – S/PV.6257 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6347 Lebanon Bosnia and Herzegovina. Presidency. Chair Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6347; Silajdzic, Haris – S/PV.6389 S/PV.6390 Botswana Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6310 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Lebanon. President Brazil Sleiman, Michel – S/PV.6389 Amorim, Celso – S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 Lebanon. Prime Minister Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6310 Hariri, Saad – S/PV.6322 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; Liechtenstein S/PV.6347 Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Canada McNee, John – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) - 233 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) Mexico UN. Group of Nordic Countries Espinosa Cantellano, Patricia – S/PV.6389 Wetland, Morten (Norway) – S/PV.6310 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6390 UN. Legal Counsel Morocco O'Brien, Patricia – S/PV.6347; S/PV.6347 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6310 UN. Secretary-General NATO. Deputy Secretary-General Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; Bisogniero, Claudio – S/PV.6257 S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 New Zealand UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6310 Davutoglu, Ahmet (Turkey) – S/PV.6390 Nigeria Gül, Abdullah (Turkey) – S/PV.6389 Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6390 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6414 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6310 Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6310 Nigeria. President UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Jonathan, Goodluck Ebele – S/PV.6389 Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Norway Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities Juul, Mona – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 OAS UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Frontaura, Victor Rico – S/PV.6257 Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Pavlyuk, Oleksandr – S/PV.6257 Chairman Organization of the Islamic Conference. Secretary- Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6310 General UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Ihsanoglu, Ekmeleddin – S/PV.6257 Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism Organizatsiia Dogovora o kollektivnoi bezopasnosti. Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Secretary-General UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Bordyuzha, Nikolai – S/PV.6257 Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Pacific Islands Forum Chairman Quinlan, Gary Francis (Australia) – S/PV.6257 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6310 Peru UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Rodríguez, Roberto – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of Republic of Korea Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. Chairman Shin, Boonam – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Russian Federation United Kingdom Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; Burt, Alistair – S/PV.6322 S/PV.6347; S/PV.6390 Hague, William – S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6389 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6347 Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6322 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6310 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation United States Imanaliev, Muratbek – S/PV.6257 Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6322 South Africa Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6389; S/PV.6390 Tladi, Dire David – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6310 Switzerland DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6257 Gürber, Thomas – S/PV.6347(Resumption1) McLeod, Mary E. – S/PV.6347 Syrian Arab Republic Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6310 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6310 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Tunisia Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6310 Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6310 Turkey INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6322 YUGOSLAVIA Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6347 Austria Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6390 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 Turkey. President Bosnia and Herzegovina Gül, Abdullah – S/PV.6389 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Uganda Brazil Kutesa, Sam – S/PV.6390 Moretti, Norberto – S/PV.6342 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6310; China S/PV.6322; S/PV.6347 Guo, Xiaomei – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Uganda. President Croatia Museveni, Yoweri – S/PV.6389 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN. Deputy Secretary-General Migiro, Asha-Rose Mtengeti – S/PV.6347
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA YUGOSLAVIA (continued) (continued) France China Briens, Martin – S/PV.6434 Guo, Xiaomei – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice – S/PV.6342 Croatia Gabon Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6342 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6434 France Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6342 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6434 International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice – S/PV.6342 Responsible for Serious Violations of International Gabon Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6434 Former Yugoslavia since 1991. President Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6342 Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. President International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Byron, Dennis – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Responsible for Serious Violations of International International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Prosecutor Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Prosecutor Japan Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6463 Japan Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6434 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6463 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6342 Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6434 Kenya Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6342 Kimemia, Francis – S/PV.6342 Kenya Lebanon Kimemia, Francis – S/PV.6342 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6342 Lebanon Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6434 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6342 Mexico Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6434 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Mexico Nigeria Heller, Claude – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6342 Nigeria Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6434 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6342 Russian Federation Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6434 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6463 Russian Federation Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6434 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6463 Rwanda Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6434 Gasana, Eugène-Richard – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Serbia Serbia Starcevic, Feodor – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Starcevic, Feodor – S/PV.6342 Turkey Turkey Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Uganda Uganda Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6342 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6463 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6463 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6348 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6349 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6286 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6447 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6446 UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on International Tribunals. Chairman International Tribunals. Chairman Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6342 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6342 United Kingdom United Kingdom Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434; Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 S/PV.6463 United States United States Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 IRAQ SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Austria Austria Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6450 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6450 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6342 Brazil Brazil Machado, Vera Barrouin – S/PV.6450 Moretti, Norberto – S/PV.6342 China Li, Baodong – S/PV.6450 - 235 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
IRAQ SITUATION (continued) KOSOVO (SERBIA) (continued) France China Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6450 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; Gabon S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Toungui, Paul – S/PV.6450 European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo Iraq Kermabon, Yves de – S/PV.6353 Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; France S/PV.6368 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; Turky Saed, Abdul Basit – S/PV.6356 S/PV.6422 Zebari, Hoshyar – S/PV.6450 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6367 Iraq. Committee of Financial Experts Gabon Turky Saed, Abdul Basit (Iraq) – S/PV.6293; Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6418 S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Japan Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6353 Tokunaga, Hisashi – S/PV.6450 Japan Lebanon Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6422 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6450 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6314 Mexico Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6367 Morgan Sotomayor, Yanerit Cristina – S/PV.6450 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 Nigeria Kosovo (Serbia) Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6450 Citaku, Vlora – S/PV.6422 Russian Federation Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353; Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6450 S/PV.6367 Turkey Lebanon Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6450 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6422 Uganda Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 Bukenya, Gilbert Balibaseka – S/PV.6450 Tawk, Brigitte – S/PV.6367 UN. Controller Mexico Yamazaki, Jun – S/PV.6293; S/PV.6356; S/PV.6418 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 UN. Secretary-General Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6450 Nigeria UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon – S/PV.6314 Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6279 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 Biden, Joseph R. (United States) – S/PV.6450 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6367 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6369 Onowu, Obinna C. – S/PV.6422 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6423 Russian Federation UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6353; and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission for S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Iraq Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6264 Melkert, Ad – S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; S/PV.6368 Serbia United Kingdom Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Burt, Alistair – S/PV.6450 Serbia. President United States Tadic, Boris – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 Biden, Joseph R. – S/PV.6450 Turkey Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; KOREAN QUESTION S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Uganda Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) – S/PV.6355 Kafeero, Arthur Sewankambo – S/PV.6367 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Austria Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6314 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6264 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6353; UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General S/PV.6422 and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Bosnia and Herzegovina Mission in Kosovo Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6353; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6353 United Kingdom Brazil Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6367 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6367 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; Quarrey, David – S/PV.6353 S/PV.6353; S/PV.6422
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KOSOVO (SERBIA) (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) United States Norway Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6314 Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; Organization of the Islamic Conference S/PV.6422 Aslov, Sirodjidin M. (Tajikistan) – Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6353 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Pakistan LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Austria S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6404 Palestine Bangladesh Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6404 Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – Qatar S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Al-Khalifa, Nasser – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Russian Federation Solón-Romero, Pablo – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6404 Bosnia and Herzegovina Saudi Arabia Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6404 Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – Brazil S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6404 South Africa China Crowley, Cedrick Charles – Li, Baodong – S/PV.6404 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Sri Lanka Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Costa Rica Syrian Arab Republic Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Ecuador Tunisia Lalama, Jenny – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) European Union Turkey Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6404 France Uganda Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6404 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6404 Gabon UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6404 Fernández Taranco, Oscar – S/PV.6404 Iceland UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6404; Indonesia S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Iran (Islamic Republic of) Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6273 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) United Kingdom Israel Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6404 Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6404 United States Waxman, Haim – S/PV.6375 Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6404 Japan Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6404 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Jordan Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem – LIBERIA SITUATION S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Liberia Lebanon Kamara, Marjon V. – S/PV.6379 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6375; S/PV.6404 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Mauritania Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6383 Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6454 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Mexico Liberia and Head of the United Nations Mission in Heller, Claude – S/PV.6404 Liberia Morocco Loj, Ellen – S/PV.6379 Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Nicaragua MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Austria S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Nigeria S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6404
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) Bangladesh Japan Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6404 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6265 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Jordan Solón-Romero, Pablo – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem – Bosnia and Herzegovina S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6363 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Vukasinovic, Milos – S/PV.6265 Lebanon Botswana Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6325; S/PV.6375; S/PV.6404 Brazil Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6363 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Malaysia S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); China S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Li, Baodong – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Mauritania Long, Zhou – S/PV.6298 Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – Yang, Tao – S/PV.6325 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6265 Mexico Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Heller, Claude – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Morocco Costa Rica Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Cuba Nicaragua Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – Rosales Díaz, Danilo – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Ecuador S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Lalama, Jenny – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Nigeria Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Egypt Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6298 Edrees, Mohamed Fathi – S/PV.6363 Norway European Union Enge, Berit – S/PV.6363 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Juul, Mona – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Organization of the Islamic Conference France Aslov, Sirodjidin M. (Tajikistan) – Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) – S/PV.6298 Gabon Pakistan Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6265; Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6404 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Onanga Ndiaye, Michel Régis – S/PV.6363 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Iceland Palestine Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Indonesia Philippines Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Iran (Islamic Republic of) Qatar Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Al-Khalifa, Nasser – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Russian Federation Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Israel S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.6325 Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6325 Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6404 Saudi Arabia Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – S/PV.6363 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Waxman, Haim – S/PV.6375
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) South Africa Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Crowley, Cedrick Charles – Colmenares, Alexis – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Sri Lanka NARCOTIC DRUGS Jayasekara, Bandula – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Austria Keegel, Maxwell – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6277 Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Bosnia and Herzegovina S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6277 Switzerland Brazil Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6277 Syrian Arab Republic China Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6277 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) France Tajikistan Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6277 Aslov, Sirodjidin M. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Gabon Tunisia Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6277 Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Japan S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6277 Turkey Lebanon Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6277 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Mexico Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6325 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6277 Uganda Nigeria Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6265 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6277 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6325 Russian Federation Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6277 S/PV.6404 Turkey UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6277 Fernández Taranco, Oscar – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6325; Uganda S/PV.6372; S/PV.6404 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6277 UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights UN. Secretary-General of the Palestinian People. Chairman Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6277 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6363 UN Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention. UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Executive Director of the Palestinian People. Vice-Chairman Costa, Antonio Maria – S/PV.6277; S/PV.6277 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) United Kingdom UN. Group of Arab States Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6277 Alotaibi, Mansour Ayyad SH A (Kuwait) – S/PV.6298 United States UN. Secretary-General Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6277 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6292 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6326 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6462 Nepal Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6404; Acharya, Gyan Chandra – S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6377 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6273; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6430 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6385 UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6262 Process UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6315; S/PV.6340; the United Nations Political Mission in Nepal S/PV.6388; S/PV.6448 Landgren, Karin – S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; United Kingdom S/PV.6377 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6398 United States Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Austria S/PV.6325 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6335 Bosnia and Herzegovina Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6335
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NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) Brazil Lebanon Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6335 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6335 China Mexico Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6344 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6335 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6335 Nigeria Wang, Min – S/PV.6442 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6335 France Russian Federation Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6335 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; Bonne, Emmanuel – S/PV.6344 S/PV.6344; S/PV.6384 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6442 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6442 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Turkey Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6335 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6457 Japan Uganda Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6335 Lebanon UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6335 Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6279 Mexico Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6333 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6335 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6442 Nigeria UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6335 Resolution 1737 (2006) concerning the Islamic Republic Russian Federation of Iran. Chairman Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344 Nishida, Tsuneo (Japan) – S/PV.6442 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6442 United Kingdom Turkey Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6335 S/PV.6384; S/PV.6442 Uganda Quarrey, David – S/PV.6344 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6335 United States UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344; Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6442 S/PV.6384 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1737 (2006) concerning the Islamic Republic PALESTINE QUESTION of Iran. Chairman Austria Nishida, Tsuneo (Japan) – S/PV.6442 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; United Kingdom S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6442 Bangladesh Quarrey, David – S/PV.6344 Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – United States S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Bolivia (Plurinational State of) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Solón-Romero, Pablo – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Austria Bosnia and Herzegovina Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6335 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 Bosnia and Herzegovina Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6363 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6335 Vukasinovic, Milos – S/PV.6265 Brazil Botswana Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6335 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) China Brazil Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6344 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Li, Baodong – S/PV.6335 S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6280 China Wang, Min – S/PV.6384; S/PV.6442 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 France Long, Zhou – S/PV.6298 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6335; S/PV.6384 Yang, Tao – S/PV.6325 Bonne, Emmanuel – S/PV.6344 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6265 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6442 Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6280 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6298; Iran (Islamic Republic of) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6335 Costa Rica Japan Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6384 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6280; S/PV.6335; S/PV.6344
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) Cuba Nicaragua Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – Rosales Díaz, Danilo – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Ecuador S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Lalama, Jenny – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Nigeria Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Egypt Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6298 Edrees, Mohamed Fathi – S/PV.6363 Norway European Union Enge, Berit – S/PV.6363 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Juul, Mona – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Organization of the Islamic Conference France Aslov, Sirodjidin M. (Tajikistan) – Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) – S/PV.6298 Gabon Pakistan Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6265; Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6404 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Onanga Ndiaye, Michel Régis – S/PV.6363 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Iceland Palestine Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Indonesia Philippines Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Iran (Islamic Republic of) Qatar Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Al-Khalifa, Nasser – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Russian Federation Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Israel S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.6325 Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6325 Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6404 Saudi Arabia Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – S/PV.6363 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Japan South Africa Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6404 Crowley, Cedrick Charles – Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6265 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363 Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Jordan S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem – Sri Lanka S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Jayasekara, Bandula – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Keegel, Maxwell – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Lebanon S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Switzerland S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6363 Syrian Arab Republic Malaysia Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Tajikistan Mauritania Aslov, Sirodjidin M. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – Tunisia S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Mexico S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Heller, Claude – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; Turkey S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Morocco S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6325 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6298(Resumption1)
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PEACEBUILDING (continued) Uganda Chile Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6265 Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6396 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6325 China Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; Li, Baodong – S/PV.6299 S/PV.6404 Wang, Min – S/PV.6396 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Fernández Taranco, Oscar – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6325; Momen, Abulkalam Abdul (Bangladesh) – S/PV.6372; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6299(Resumption1); S/PV.6396 UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Croatia of the Palestinian People. Chairman Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6299(Resumption1); Badji, Paul – S/PV.6363 S/PV.6396 UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Czech Republic of the Palestinian People. Vice-Chairman Cervenka, David – S/PV.6396 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Egypt UN. Group of Arab States Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Alotaibi, Mansour Ayyad SH A (Kuwait) – S/PV.6298 S/PV.6299(Resumption1) UN. Secretary-General Gendi, Soha – S/PV.6396 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6292 El Salvador UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6326 S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6404; European Union S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6299(Resumption1); UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs S/PV.6396 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6273; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6430 Finland UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – S/PV.6396 Process France Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6315; S/PV.6340; Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 S/PV.6388; S/PV.6448 Gabon United Kingdom Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Ghana S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) United States Guatemala Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Briz Gutiérrez, José Alberto – Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6325 Human Security Network Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Hernández-Milian, Jairo (Costa Rica) – Colmenares, Alexis – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); IBRD. Managing Director S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Okonjo-Iweala, Ngozi – S/PV.6299 India PEACEBUILDING Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Afghanistan Ireland Rassoul, Zalmai – S/PV.6299 Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6396 African Union Japan António, Téte – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6396 Armenia Kenya Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Australia S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Lebanon Rose, Andrew – S/PV.6396 Habib, William – S/PV.6396 Austria Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6299 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Mexico Bosnia and Herzegovina Heller, Claude – S/PV.6396 Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6299 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6299 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6396 Morocco Botswana Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6396 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Nepal Brazil Acharya, Gyan Chandra – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Bairagi, Shanker – S/PV.6396 Canada New Zealand McNee, John – S/PV.6299(Resumption1); Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) S/PV.6396
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PEACEBUILDING (continued) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) Nigeria Algeria Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6299 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6409 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6396 Australia Pakistan Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6409 Andrabi, Tahir Hussain – S/PV.6396 Austria Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6347 Papua New Guinea Austria. President Aisi, Robert Guba – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Fischer, Heinz – S/PV.6389 Peru Bangladesh Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6299(Resumption1); Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – S/PV.6396 S/PV.6270(Resumption1); S/PV.6370 Portugal Bosnia and Herzegovina Cravinho, Joao Gomes – S/PV.6396 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 Republic of Korea Bosnia and Herzegovina. Presidency. Chair Park, In-kook – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Silajdzic, Haris – S/PV.6389 Russian Federation Brazil Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Amorim, Celso – S/PV.6389 Sierra Leone Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6370 Conteh, Alfre Palo – S/PV.6299 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 Solomon Islands Canada Beck, Collin D. – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6370 South Africa China Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Li, Baodong – S/PV.6409 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6396 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6270 Sri Lanka Wang, Min – S/PV.6370 Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – China. Premier S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Wen, Jiabao – S/PV.6389 Thailand Egypt Chaimongkol, Siriporn – S/PV.6396 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Timor-Leste S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Lobato, Lucia – S/PV.6299 Ethiopia Turkey Abay, Grum – S/PV.6409 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6299 European Union Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6396 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 Uganda Finland Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Haavisto, Pekka – S/PV.6409 UN. Group of Nordic Countries France Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio (Finland) – Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6270 S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Briens, Martin – S/PV.6409 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Chairman Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.6389 Wittig, Peter (Germany) – S/PV.6299 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6370 UN. Secretary-General Gabon Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6299; S/PV.6396 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6270; UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President S/PV.6370; S/PV.6409 Okada, Katsuya (Japan) – S/PV.6299 Gabon. President Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6414 Bongo Ondimba, Ali – S/PV.6389 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) India United Kingdom Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6270(Resumption1); Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6299 S/PV.6370 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6396 Italy United States Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6396 Japan Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6299 Kodama, Kazuo – S/PV.6409 Uruguay Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6370 Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.6299(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6270 Japan. Prime Minister PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Kan, Naoto – S/PV.6389 African Union Jordan António, Téte – S/PV.6270 Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Security Kenya Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6409 Maina, Solomon K. – S/PV.6409
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PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) Lebanon UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6370 Kategaya, Eriya Tukahirwa (Uganda) – S/PV.6409 Lebanon. President UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Sleiman, Michel – S/PV.6389 Liberia and Head of the United Nations Mission in Mexico Liberia Espinosa Cantellano, Patricia – S/PV.6389 Loj, Ellen – S/PV.6270 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6409 the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Head of the Morocco United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Democratic Republic of the Congo Nepal Doss, Alan – S/PV.6270 Acharya, Gyan Chandra – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Nigeria Operations Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6409 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6270; Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370 S/PV.6270(Resumption1); S/PV.6370 Nigeria. President UN Mission in Liberia Jonathan, Goodluck Ebele – S/PV.6389 Afzal, Sikander – S/PV.6370 Pakistan UN Mission in Sudan Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6370 Obi, Moses Bisong – S/PV.6370 Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad Philippines Kandji, Elhadji Mouhamedou – S/PV.6370 Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6370 UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Hafiz, Abdul (Bangladesh) – S/PV.6370 Portugal UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6409 Republic of the Congo Republic of Korea Gaye, Babacar – S/PV.6370 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6370 UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti Russian Federation Cruz, Luiz Guilherme Paul – S/PV.6370 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370; UN Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine S/PV.6409 Mood, Robert – S/PV.6370 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6389 United Kingdom Rwanda Hague, William – S/PV.6389 Ndabarasa, Alfred – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6409 South Africa Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6370 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6409 United States Sudan Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6409 Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – S/PV.6409 Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6389 Turkey DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6370; Uruguay S/PV.6409 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6270(Resumption1) Turkey. President Gül, Abdullah – S/PV.6389 REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN Uganda African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Security Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6370 Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6257 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6270 ASEAN Uganda. President Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6257 Museveni, Yoweri – S/PV.6389 Austria UN. Department for Field Support. Under-Secretary- Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6257 General Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6306 Malcorra, Susana – S/PV.6270 Bosnia and Herzegovina UN. Department of Peacekeeping Operations Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6257 Obiakor, Chikadibia Isaac – S/PV.6370 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6306 UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary-General Brazil for the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6306 Sierra Leone Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6257 Von der Schulenburg, Michael – S/PV.6270 China UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Chairman Li, Baodong – S/PV.6306 Wittig, Peter (Germany) – S/PV.6270 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6257 UN. Secretary-General Council of the European Union. High Representative of Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6270; S/PV.6389; the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy S/PV.6409 Ashton, Catherine, Baroness – S/PV.6306
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REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS–UN (continued) RWANDA SITUATION (continued) European Union Brazil Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6257 Moretti, Norberto – S/PV.6342 France China Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 Guo, Xiaomei – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Gabon Croatia Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6257 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6342 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6306 France Japan Briens, Martin – S/PV.6434 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 Le Fraper du Hellen, Béatrice – S/PV.6342 League of Arab States. Secretary-General Gabon Moussa, Amre – S/PV.6257 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6434 Lebanon Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6342 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6257 International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. President Liberia Byron, Dennis – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Kamara, Marjon V. – S/PV.6379 International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Prosecutor Mexico Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 Japan NATO. Deputy Secretary-General Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6463 Bisogniero, Claudio – S/PV.6257 Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6434 Nigeria Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6342 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6257 Kenya Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6306 Kimemia, Francis – S/PV.6342 OAS Lebanon Frontaura, Victor Rico – S/PV.6257 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6342 Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6434 Pavlyuk, Oleksandr – S/PV.6257 Mexico Organization of the Islamic Conference. Secretary- Heller, Claude – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 General Nigeria Ihsanoglu, Ekmeleddin – S/PV.6257 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6342 Organizatsiia Dogovora o kollektivnoi bezopasnosti. Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6434 Secretary-General Russian Federation Bordyuzha, Nikolai – S/PV.6257 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6463 Pacific Islands Forum Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6434 Quinlan, Gary Francis (Australia) – S/PV.6257 Rwanda Russian Federation Gasana, Eugène-Richard – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 Serbia Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Starcevic, Feodor – S/PV.6342 Imanaliev, Muratbek – S/PV.6257 Turkey Turkey Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6306 Uganda Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6257 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Uganda UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6463 UN. Secretary-General Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6447 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6257 UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President International Tribunals. Chairman Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6306 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6342 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for United Kingdom Liberia and Head of the United Nations Mission in Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434; Liberia S/PV.6463 Loj, Ellen – S/PV.6379 United States United Kingdom Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6342; S/PV.6434 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6257; S/PV.6306 United States SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6306 Canada DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6257 McNee, John – S/PV.6391 Sierra Leone RWANDA SITUATION Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.6391 Austria Davies, Rupert S.D. – S/PV.6291 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6434; S/PV.6463 Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6392 Bosnia and Herzegovina Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6342
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SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SMALL ARMS (continued) (continued) Uganda UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary-General Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6288 for the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in UN. Deputy Secretary-General Sierra Leone Migiro, Asha-Rose Mtengeti – S/PV.6288 Von der Schulenburg, Michael – S/PV.6291; UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President S/PV.6391 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred (Gabon) – UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Sierra Leone S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Configuration. Chairman United Kingdom McNee, John – S/PV.6291 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6288 United States SMALL ARMS DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6288 African Union SOMALIA SITUATION António, Téte – S/PV.6288 Australia African Union Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) António, Téte – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Austria African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Security Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6288 Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6259; S/PV.6313; Botswana S/PV.6407 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6288 Algeria Brazil Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6386 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6288 Austria Central African Republic Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374 Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6386 Chad Bosnia and Herzegovina Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6288 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Communauté économique des Etats de l'Afrique Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6313 centrale. Secrétaire général Brazil Sylvain-Goma, Louis – S/PV.6288 Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6386 Congo Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6313 Maboundou, Raphael Dieudonné – China S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6313 Costa Rica Li, Baodong – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6288 Denmark Democratic Republic of the Congo Laursen, Erik – S/PV.6374 Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Djibouti European Union Hassan, Kadra Ahmed – S/PV.6362 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6288 Djibouti. President France Guelleh, Ismaël Omar – S/PV.6316 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6288 Eritrea Gabon Desta, Araya – S/PV.6362 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6288 Ethiopia Germany Bame, Aman Hassen – S/PV.6386 Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) European Union Japan Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6374 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6288 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6386 Mexico France Heller, Claude – S/PV.6288 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6386 Morocco Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374 Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6288 Gabon Nigeria Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6313 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6288 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6316; Republic of Korea S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Kim, Bonghyun – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) India Russian Federation Ray, Anupam – S/PV.6374 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6288 Japan South Africa Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Paschalis, Johann – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6316 Switzerland Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6313 Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6288(Resumption1) Kenya Turkey Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.6374 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6288 Wetangula, Moses – S/PV.6386
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) League of Arab States UN Office on Drugs and Crime Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.6259 Fedotov, Yuriy V. – S/PV.6417 Lebanon United Kingdom Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316; Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316 Mexico United Republic of Tanzania Heller, Claude – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386; Seruhere, Justine – S/PV.6374 S/PV.6457 United States Nigeria Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316 Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6313 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6316; S/PV.6386 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6374 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Norway African Union Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386 Mbeki, Thabo – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6313 Austria Philippines Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452; Sorreta, Carlos – S/PV.6374 S/PV.6457 Russian Federation Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6425 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6301; S/PV.6374; Bosnia and Herzegovina S/PV.6386 Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6425 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6316 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6338 Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6313 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6452 Seychelles Brazil Jumeau, Ronald Jean – S/PV.6374 Patriota, Antonio de Aguiar – S/PV.6425 Singapore Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 Lim, Yoon Boon – S/PV.6374 China Somalia Li, Baodong – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 Duale, Elmi Ahmed – S/PV.6259; S/PV.6374; Yang, Tao – S/PV.6401; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6386; S/PV.6417 France Ibrahim, Abdurahman – S/PV.6313 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Ibrahim, Yusuf Hasan – S/PV.6407 Gabon South Africa Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6338; Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6374 S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Sri Lanka International Criminal Court. Prosecutor Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – S/PV.6374 Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.6336; S/PV.6440 Turkey Japan Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6313; S/PV.6374 Matsumoto, Takeaki – S/PV.6425 Uganda Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6452 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6301; S/PV.6313; Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6338 S/PV.6313; S/PV.6316; S/PV.6374; S/PV.6386; Joint African Union-UN Chief Mediator for Darfur S/PV.6457; S/PV.6460; S/PV.6461 Bassolé, Djibrill Yipènè – S/PV.6338 Ukraine Joint African Union-United Nations Special Tsymbaliuk, Yevhenii – S/PV.6374 Representative for Darfur UN. Legal Counsel Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.6318; O'Brien, Patricia – S/PV.6374 S/PV.6338; S/PV.6365 UN. Secretary-General Lebanon Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6374; S/PV.6407 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President S/PV.6452 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6386 Mexico Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6374 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6289 Nigeria Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6429 Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6425 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6397 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6338; Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6266 S/PV.6452 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Russian Federation Somalia Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Ould Abdallah, Ahmedou – S/PV.6259; S/PV.6313 Sudan UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Karti, Ali Ahmed – S/PV.6425 Somalia and Head of the United Nations Political Office Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – S/PV.6410 for Somalia Siddiq, Mutrif – S/PV.6452 Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.6386 Sudan People's Liberation Movement UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Amum, Pagan – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6362; S/PV.6417 - 247 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) Turkey Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425; Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6452 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Uganda Costa Rica Okello Oryem, Henry – S/PV.6425 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 Cuba UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – Operations S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6269 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) UN. Secretary-General Ecuador Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6425 Lalama, Jenny – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN. Secretary-General's Panel on the Referenda in the Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Sudan. Chair Egypt Mkapa, Benjamin W. (Benjamin William) – Edrees, Mohamed Fathi – S/PV.6363 S/PV.6452 European Union UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Hague, William (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6425 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6397; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6401 France Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6304 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 the Sudan Gabon Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6338 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6265; UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325 Operations Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6404 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6410; S/PV.6452 Onanga Ndiaye, Michel Régis – S/PV.6363 UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Iceland Process Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6318 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) United Kingdom Indonesia Hague, William – S/PV.6425 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6397; Iran (Islamic Republic of) S/PV.6452 Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); United States S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6425 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6397; S/PV.6452 Israel Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.6325 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6404 Austria Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363 S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Japan Bangladesh Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6404 Momen, Abulkalam Abdul – Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6265 S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Jordan Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem – Solón-Romero, Pablo – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Bosnia and Herzegovina S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6363 Lebanon Vukasinovic, Milos – S/PV.6265 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Botswana S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6363 Brazil Malaysia Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6363(Resumption1) China Mauritania Li, Baodong – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – Long, Zhou – S/PV.6298 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Yang, Tao – S/PV.6325 Mexico Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6265 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) Morocco Uganda Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6265 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6325 Nicaragua Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6298; S/PV.6363; Rosales Díaz, Danilo – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6404 S/PV.6363(Resumption1) UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Fernández Taranco, Oscar – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6325; S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6372; S/PV.6404 Nigeria UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 of the Palestinian People. Chairman Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6298 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6363 Norway UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Enge, Berit – S/PV.6363 of the Palestinian People. Vice-Chairman Juul, Mona – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) UN. Group of Arab States Organization of the Islamic Conference Alotaibi, Mansour Ayyad SH A (Kuwait) – S/PV.6298 Aslov, Sirodjidin M. (Tajikistan) – UN. Secretary-General S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6292 Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) – S/PV.6298 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Pakistan Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6326 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6404; S/PV.6298(Resumption1); S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6363(Resumption1); UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6273; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6430 Palestine UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Process S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6315; S/PV.6340; Philippines S/PV.6448 Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) United Kingdom Qatar Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Al-Khalifa, Nasser – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) S/PV.6325; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Russian Federation United States Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Pankin, Alexander A. – S/PV.6325 S/PV.6325 Saudi Arabia Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – Colmenares, Alexis – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); South Africa S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Crowley, Cedrick Charles – S/PV.6404(Resumption1) TERRORISM Mashabane, Doctor – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Afghanistan S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6424 Sri Lanka Argentina Jayasekara, Bandula – S/PV.6298(Resumption1) Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6310 Keegel, Maxwell – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Austria Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6390 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Bosnia and Herzegovina Switzerland Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6390; S/PV.6424 Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Brazil Syrian Arab Republic Amorim, Celso – S/PV.6390 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6363(Resumption1); Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6310 S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6424 Tajikistan China Aslov, Sirodjidin M. – S/PV.6363(Resumption1) Li, Baodong – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6390 Tunisia Wang, Min – S/PV.6424 Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6298(Resumption1); Colombia S/PV.6404(Resumption1) Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6310 Turkey Cuba Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6265; S/PV.6298; Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424; S/PV.6363; S/PV.6404 S/PV.6424 Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6325 Orellana Alvarado, María del Carmen – S/PV.6310
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TERRORISM (continued) TERRORISM (continued) European Union UN. Secretary-General Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6390 France UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6390 Davutoglu, Ahmet (Turkey) – S/PV.6390 Bonne, Emmanuel – S/PV.6424 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6424 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6310 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6459 Gabon Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6310 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6424 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6310 Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Toungui, Paul – S/PV.6390 Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities India Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6310 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6424 Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Iran (Islamic Republic of) Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6310 Chairman Dehghani, Gholamhossein – S/PV.6424 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6310; Israel S/PV.6424 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6310 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Waxman, Haim – S/PV.6424 Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism Japan Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310 Kodama, Kazuo – S/PV.6424 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6390 Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6310 Chairman Lebanon Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6390; S/PV.6424; UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6424 Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6310 Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. Chairman Mexico Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6390 United Kingdom Morocco Hague, William – S/PV.6390 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6310 New Zealand United States Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6310 Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6390 Nigeria DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6310 Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6390 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6424 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6310; Donovan, James B. – S/PV.6424 S/PV.6424 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6310 Norway Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6424 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 Pakistan Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6424 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Philippines Australia Sorreta, Carlos – S/PV.6424 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Russian Federation Austria Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6390; Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6424 Bosnia and Herzegovina Spain Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Oyarzún, Román – S/PV.6424 Brazil Sri Lanka Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – S/PV.6424 China Syrian Arab Republic Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6276 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 Wang, Min – S/PV.6405 Tunisia European Union Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6310 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Turkey France Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6457 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6405 Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6390 Gabon Sevi, Aziz – S/PV.6424 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6276 Uganda Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6405 Kutesa, Sam – S/PV.6390 Ireland Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6310; S/PV.6424 Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6276 UN. Group of Nordic Countries Wetland, Morten (Norway) – S/PV.6310 - 250 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION (continued) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Japan (continued) Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6405 Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6276 Edrees, Mohamed Fathi (Egypt) – S/PV.6300 Lebanon Costa Rica Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6276 Hernández-Milian, Jairo – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6405 Cuba Malaysia Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Mexico Czech Republic Heller, Claude – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Kaiser, Petr – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) New Zealand Ecuador McLay, Jim – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Carrión Mena, Francisco – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Nigeria France Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6276; Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6300 S/PV.6405 Gabon Philippines Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6300 Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6405 Germany Portugal Ney, Martin – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 India Russian Federation Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6405 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6276 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) South Africa Italy Dye, Moné – S/PV.6405 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6300 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6276 Japan Timor-Leste Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6457 Guterres, José Luis – S/PV.6276 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6300 Mesquita Borges, Sofia – S/PV.6405 Jordan Turkey Khair, Adi – S/PV.6300 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Kenya Uganda Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Lebanon Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6278 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6300 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Liechtenstein Timor-Leste and Head of the United Nations Integrated Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6300 Mission in Timor-Leste Malta Haq, Ameerah – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Borg, Saviour F. – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) United Kingdom Mexico Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6300 United States Namibia Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6405 Mbuende, Kaire Munionganda – DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6276 S/PV.6300(Resumption1) New Zealand UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK McLay, Jim – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Argentina Nigeria Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6300 Australia Pakistan Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Austria Peru Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6300 Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6300 Bosnia and Herzegovina Philippines Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6300 Sorreta, Carlos – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Brazil Portugal Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6300 Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6300 Canada Qatar McNee, John – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Al-Nasser, Nassir Abdulaziz – Caribbean Community S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Gonsalves, Camillo (Saint Vincent and the Republic of Korea Grenadines) – S/PV.6300 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Colombia Russian Federation Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6300
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ (continued) (continued) Turkey Sierra Leone Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6450 Kamara, Osman Keh – S/PV.6300 Uganda Singapore Bukenya, Gilbert Balibaseka – S/PV.6450 Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) UN. Secretary-General Slovakia Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6450 Koterec, Milos – S/PV.6300 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Slovenia Biden, Joseph R. (United States) – S/PV.6450 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.6300 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6369 South Africa UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Tladi, Dire David – S/PV.6300 and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Switzerland Iraq Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6300 Melkert, Ad – S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; S/PV.6368 Turkey United Kingdom Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6300 Burt, Alistair – S/PV.6450 Uganda United States Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6300 Biden, Joseph R. – S/PV.6450 Ukraine Sergeyev, Yuriy – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Union économique Benelux Afghanistan Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) – S/PV.6300 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; United Kingdom S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6300 Australia United States Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6300 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6351 Uruguay Windsor, David Anthony – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287 Vidal, Martín – S/PV.6300(Resumption1) Austria Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6255 Escalona Ojeda, Julio Rafael – Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6300(Resumption1) S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Bosnia and Herzegovina UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2009-2010) Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6394 Nigeria Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6464 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6413 Brazil Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6394; UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6464 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; Austria S/PV.6351 Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6450 Canada Bosnia and Herzegovina McNee, John – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6450 S/PV.6464 Brazil China Machado, Vera Barrouin – S/PV.6450 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6287 China Wang, Min – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6450 European Union France Rivière, Nicolas de (France) – S/PV.6287 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6450 Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; Gabon S/PV.6464 Toungui, Paul – S/PV.6450 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Iraq France Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.6271; S/PV.6320; Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 S/PV.6368 Briens, Martin – S/PV.6464 Zebari, Hoshyar – S/PV.6450 Gabon Japan Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6287 Tokunaga, Hisashi – S/PV.6450 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6255; Lebanon S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6450 Germany Mexico Berger, Miguel – S/PV.6464 Morgan Sotomayor, Yanerit Cristina – S/PV.6450 Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Nigeria Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6450 Russian Federation Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6450 - 252 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN (continued) (continued) India UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Operations S/PV.6394 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6287 Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6464 United Kingdom Iran (Islamic Republic of) Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6464 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Italy Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6464 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; United States S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6255 Japan Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE Lebanon UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6464 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6352 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287; Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6462 S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394 UN Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine Mexico Mood, Robert – S/PV.6370 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6255 Netherlands Australia Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6287 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 New Zealand Austria McLay, Jim – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6287 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Nigeria Bosnia and Herzegovina Lolo, Bolus Paul – S/PV.6351 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6255 Brazil Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6287; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 China Norway Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6276 Juul, Mona – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351 Wang, Min – S/PV.6405 Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6394 European Union Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6287 Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Pakistan France Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6255; Briens, Martin – S/PV.6405 S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Gabon Poland Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6276 Herczynski, Pawel – S/PV.6287 Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6405 Russian Federation Ireland Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351; Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6276 S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Japan Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6287 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6405 Turkey Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6276 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6287; S/PV.6351; Lebanon S/PV.6464 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6276 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6255 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6405 Uganda Malaysia Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6287 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6255; S/PV.6351; Mexico S/PV.6394; S/PV.6464 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 UN. Secretary-General New Zealand Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6255 McLay, Jim – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Nigeria Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6394 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6276; Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6464 S/PV.6405 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Philippines and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6405 Afghanistan Portugal De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.6351; S/PV.6394; Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 S/PV.6464 Russian Federation Eide, Kai – S/PV.6255 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6405 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6276 - 253 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN (continued) KOSOVO (continued) South Africa Japan Dye, Moné – S/PV.6405 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6422 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6276 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6314 Timor-Leste Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6367 Guterres, José Luis – S/PV.6276 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6264 Mesquita Borges, Sofia – S/PV.6405 Kosovo (Serbia) Turkey Citaku, Vlora – S/PV.6422 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6264 Uganda Lebanon Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6422 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6264 Araud, Gérard (France) – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6278 Tawk, Brigitte – S/PV.6367 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Mexico Timor-Leste and Head of the United Nations Integrated Heller, Claude – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Mission in Timor-Leste Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6314 Haq, Ameerah – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Nigeria United Kingdom Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon – S/PV.6314 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6276; S/PV.6405 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6264 United States Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6367 Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6405 Onowu, Obinna C. – S/PV.6422 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6276 Russian Federation Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6422 SIERRA LEONE Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6264 Serbia Canada Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 McNee, John – S/PV.6391 Serbia. President Sierra Leone Tadic, Boris – S/PV.6264 Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.6391 Turkey Davies, Rupert S.D. – S/PV.6291 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6392 S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary-General Uganda for the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Kafeero, Arthur Sewankambo – S/PV.6367 Sierra Leone Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6264 Von der Schulenburg, Michael – S/PV.6291; Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 S/PV.6391 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Sierra Leone Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6314 Configuration. Chairman Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6264 McNee, John – S/PV.6291 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo KOSOVO Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; Austria S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367 United Kingdom Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6422 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 Bosnia and Herzegovina Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6367 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; United States S/PV.6422 Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6314 Brazil DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6422 Dunlop, Regina Maria Cordeiro – S/PV.6367 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON S/PV.6422 Israel China Waxman, Haim – S/PV.6375 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6314; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; Lebanon S/PV.6422 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6375 France UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6422 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6273 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6367 UN Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine Gabon Mood, Robert – S/PV.6370 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6264; S/PV.6314; S/PV.6367; S/PV.6422
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UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN (continued) WESTERN SAHARA Gabon Austria Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6305 Japan France Matsumoto, Takeaki – S/PV.6425 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6305 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6452 Mexico Joint African Union-United Nations Special Heller, Claude – S/PV.6305 Representative for Darfur Nigeria Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.6338 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6305 Lebanon Russian Federation Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6305 Mexico Uganda Heller, Claude – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6305 Nigeria United Kingdom Ajumogobia, Odein – S/PV.6425 Quarrey, David – S/PV.6305 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6452 United States Russian Federation Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6305 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Sudan UN MISSION IN LIBERIA Karti, Ali Ahmed – S/PV.6425 Siddiq, Mutrif – S/PV.6452 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Sudan People's Liberation Movement Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6383 Amum, Pagan – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6431 Turkey UN Mission in Liberia Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Afzal, Sikander – S/PV.6370 Uganda UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN Okello Oryem, Henry – S/PV.6425 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 REPUBLIC AND CHAD UN. Secretary-General Austria Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6425 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6321 UN. Secretary-General's Panel on the Referenda in the Central African Republic Sudan. Chair Gambi, Antoine – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 Mkapa, Benjamin W. (Benjamin William) – Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6449 S/PV.6452 Chad UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6406 Hague, William (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6425 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6304 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel (Gabon) – S/PV.6283 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6460 the Sudan UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6338 and Head of the United Nations Mission in the Central UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping African Republic and Chad Operations Mahmoud, Youssef – S/PV.6371; S/PV.6449 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6410; S/PV.6452 UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad UN Mission in Sudan Kandji, Elhadji Mouhamedou – S/PV.6370 Obi, Moses Bisong – S/PV.6370 United Kingdom UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Hague, William – S/PV.6425 African Union Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6452 Mbeki, Thabo – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6425 United States Austria Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6425 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6452 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6338; S/PV.6397; S/PV.6452 Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6425 Bosnia and Herzegovina UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6425 Côte d'Ivoire Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6452 Djédjé, Ilahiri A. – S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284 Brazil UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Patriota, Antonio de Aguiar – S/PV.6425 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6393 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6452 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6329; S/PV.6350 China Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6431 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6425 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6458 Yang, Tao – S/PV.6452 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6402 France Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6267 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6425; S/PV.6452 Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) – S/PV.6323
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UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Argentina and Head of the United Nations Operation in Côte Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6382 d'Ivoire Limeres, Diego – S/PV.6303 Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6263; S/PV.6284; Austria S/PV.6415; S/PV.6437 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Bosnia and Herzegovina UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Brazil Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 France Canada Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6317 McNee, John – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 UN. Secretary-General Chile Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6317 Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6382 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President China Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6324 Li, Baodong – S/PV.6303 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Wang, Min – S/PV.6382 the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Head of the Colombia United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Democratic Republic of the Congo Dominican Republic Doss, Alan – S/PV.6297 Cuello Camilo, Federico Alberto – S/PV.6303 UN ORGANIZATION STABILIZATION MISSION IN European Union Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6382 THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6303 Democratic Republic of the Congo France Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6378 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6303 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Briens, Martin – S/PV.6382 Operations Gabon Khare, Atul – S/PV.6378 Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6382 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6303 Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6387 Guatemala Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6432 Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6303 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6397 Haiti UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Bellerive, Jean Max – S/PV.6303 the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Head of the Mérorès, Léo – S/PV.6274; S/PV.6330; S/PV.6382; United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the S/PV.6399 Democratic Republic of the Congo Japan Meece, Roger A. – S/PV.6403 Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6382 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Lebanon Sexual Violence in Conflict Assaf, Ibrahim – S/PV.6303 Wallström, Margot – S/PV.6378; S/PV.6400 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6382 UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Mexico Republic of the Congo Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Gaye, Babacar – S/PV.6370 Nigeria Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6303; UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS S/PV.6382 Turkey Norway Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6339; S/PV.6445 Juul, Mona – S/PV.6303 Smith, Tine Morch – S/PV.6382 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL OAS. Assistant Secretary-General Ramdin, Albert – S/PV.6303 Nepal Peru Acharya, Gyan Chandra – S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6382 S/PV.6377 Rodríguez, Roberto – S/PV.6303 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Russian Federation Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) – S/PV.6385 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6262 Spain UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.6303 the United Nations Political Mission in Nepal Turkey Landgren, Karin – S/PV.6260; S/PV.6308; Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6377 Uganda UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6382 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6398 UN. Secretary-General Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6257 - 256 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Austria Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6303 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6261 S/PV.6453 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6411 and Head of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Bahamas Haiti Bethel, Paulette A. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 Bangladesh UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Rahman, Nojibur (Bangladesh) – and Emergency Relief Coordinator S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Holmes, John – S/PV.6274 Belgium UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Operations Bosnia and Herzegovina Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6274 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6411 Cruz, Luiz Guilherme Paul – S/PV.6370 Vukasinovic, Milos – S/PV.6302 United Kingdom Botswana Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6303 Ntwaagae, Charles – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6382 Brazil United States Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6303; S/PV.6382 S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Uruguay Burkina Faso Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.6303 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6382 Burundi Gahutu, Zacharie – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) UN TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION IN Canada PALESTINE McNee, John – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 Oda, Beverley J. – S/PV.6411 UN Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine Chile Mood, Robert – S/PV.6370 Errázuriz, Octavio – S/PV.6396; WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Austria China Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6305 Long, Zhou – S/PV.6302 France Wang, Min – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6305 Civil Society Advisory Group to the United Nations on Mexico Women, Peace and Security Heller, Claude – S/PV.6305 Awori, Thelma – S/PV.6411 Nigeria Colombia Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6305 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Russian Federation Osorio, Néstor Fernando – S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6305 Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Uganda Momen, Abulkalam Abdul (Bangladesh) – S/PV.6396 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6305 Costa Rica United Kingdom Ulibarri, Eduardo R. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); Quarrey, David – S/PV.6305 S/PV.6453(Resumption1) United States Croatia Anderson, Brooke D. – S/PV.6305 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Czech Republic Afghanistan Cervenka, David – S/PV.6396 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Denmark African Union Staur, Carsten – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) António, Téte – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Egypt Argentina Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Limeres, Diego – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Armenia Gendi, Soha – S/PV.6396 Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); El Salvador S/PV.6453 García González, Carlos Enrique – Australia S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6453 Estonia Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Intelmann, Tiina – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Rose, Andrew – S/PV.6396
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WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) European Union Liechtenstein Schwaiger, Peter – S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Barriga, Stefan – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Serrano, Pedro – S/PV.6396; Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6453 S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Luxembourg Fiji Lucas, Sylvie – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); Thomson, Peter – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6453 Finland Mexico Holmlund, Anne – S/PV.6411 Carrera, Laura – S/PV.6411 Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – S/PV.6396 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6396 France Morgan Sotomayor, Yanerit Cristina – S/PV.6453 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6302 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6302 Monaco Gabon Picco, Isabelle F. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Issoze-Ngondet, Emmanuel – S/PV.6396; Morocco S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Moungara-Moussotsi, Alfred – S/PV.6302 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6396 Gambia Namibia Jobe-Njie, Fatou Mass – S/PV.6411 Emvula, Wilfried I. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Georgia NATO Tsiskarashvili, Shalva – S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Lemos-Maniati, Eirini – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Germany Nepal Wittig, Peter – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453 Bairagi, Shanker – S/PV.6396 Ghana Rai, Amrit Bahadur – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Netherlands Honduras Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Flores, Mary Elizabeth – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6453 Hungary New Zealand Körösi, Csaba – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) McLay, Jim – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Iceland Nigeria Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6411 India Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6396; Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453 S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Norway Indonesia Faremo, Grete – S/PV.6411 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Pakistan International Committee of the Red Cross Andrabi, Tahir Hussain – S/PV.6396 Füllemann, Walter A. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Sial, Amjad Hussain B. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Ireland Palestine Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) White, Mary – S/PV.6411 Papua New Guinea Israel Aisi, Robert Guba – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Reuben, Meron – S/PV.6453 Peru Waxman, Haim – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6396; Italy S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Carfagna, Maria Rosaria – S/PV.6411 Philippines Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6453 Cabactulan, Libran N. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Jamaica Portugal Wolfe, Raymond – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Cravinho, Joao Gomes – S/PV.6396 Japan Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – Kikuta, Makiko – S/PV.6411 S/PV.6411(Resumption1); Nishida, Tsuneo – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6302 Republic of Korea Kazakhstan Kim, Bonghyun – S/PV.6453 Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Russian Federation Kenya Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411 Ojiambo, Josephine – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); Karev, Sergey N. – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6453 S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Tolkach, Stanislav N. – S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Lebanon Rwanda Habib, William – S/PV.6396 Inyumba, Aloysia – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 Sierra Leone Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6302 Kamara, Osman Keh – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Liberia Gayflor, Vabah – S/PV.6411 - 258 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 65TH YEAR – 2010 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) Slovenia UN-Women. Under-Secretary-General and Executive Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Director Zidar, Andraz – S/PV.6411 Bachelet, Michelle – S/PV.6411 Solomon Islands United Kingdom Beck, Collin D. – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6411; South Africa S/PV.6453 Dlamini, Bathabile – S/PV.6411 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6396 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6396 United Republic of Tanzania Spain Sefue, Ombeni Yohana – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) De Laiglesia, Juan Pablo – United States S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Clinton, Hillary Rodham – S/PV.6411 Sri Lanka Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Uruguay S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Silveira, Lilian – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Sudan Viet Nam Osman, Daffa-Alla Elhag Ali – Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Sweden YAR' ADUA, UMARU–TRIBUTES Belfrage, Frank – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Switzerland Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) – S/PV.6309 Seger, Paul – S/PV.6411(Resumption1); S/PV.6453(Resumption1) Thailand Chaimongkol, Siriporn – S/PV.6396 Trinidad and Tobago Boissiere, Melissa Ann Marie – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Tunisia Ben Lagha, Adel – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) Turkey Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6411 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 Uganda Kategaya, Eriya Tukahirwa – S/PV.6411 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6396; S/PV.6453 Ukraine Kyslytsya, Sergiy – S/PV.6411(Resumption1) UN. Economic and Social Council (2010 : New York). President Ali, Hamidon (Malaysia) – S/PV.6411 UN. Group of Nordic Countries Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio (Finland) – S/PV.6453 UN. Secretary-General Ban, Ki-moon, 1944- – S/PV.6396; S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 UN. Security Council (65th year : 2010). President Kategaya, Eriya Tukahirwa (Uganda) – S/PV.6411 UN. Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women Mayanja, Rachel N. – S/PV.6302 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict Wallström, Margot – S/PV.6302; S/PV.6453; S/PV.6453(Resumption1) UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6411; S/PV.6453 UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Gaye, Babacar – S/PV.6453
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NOTE: Languages of corrigenda are indicated only when corrigenda are not issued in all six official languages. The information provided below is current as of the date this Index is submitted for publication.
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S/2010/1 (A/ES-10/473) S/2010/51 S/2010/2 S/2010/52 S/2010/2/Rev.1 + Add.1 + Rev.2 S/2010/53 S/2010/3 S/2010/54 (A/64/638) S/2010/4 (A/64/619) S/2010/55 S/2010/5 S/2010/56 S/2010/6 (A/64/618) S/2010/57 S/2010/7 S/2010/58 S/2010/8 S/2010/59 S/2010/9 S/2010/60 (A/64/639) S/2010/10 + Add.1-51 S/2010/61 (A/64/645) S/2010/11 S/2010/62 S/2010/12 S/2010/63 S/2010/13 (A/ES-10/474) S/2010/64 S/2010/14 S/2010/65 S/2010/15 S/2010/66 (A/64/648) S/2010/16 S/2010/67 S/2010/17 S/2010/68 S/2010/18 S/2010/69 S/2010/19 (A/64/623) S/2010/70 (A/64/654) S/2010/20 (A/64/622) S/2010/71 (A/64/655) S/2010/21 S/2010/72 S/2010/22 (A/ES-10/475) S/2010/73 S/2010/23 S/2010/74 (A/64/656) S/2010/24 S/2010/75 S/2010/25 S/2010/76 S/2010/26 (A/64/628) S/2010/77 S/2010/27 S/2010/78 (A/64/658) S/2010/28 S/2010/79 S/2010/29 S/2010/80 (A/ES-10/476) S/2010/30 S/2010/81 (A/64/663) S/2010/31 S/2010/82 (A/64/668) S/2010/32 S/2010/83 S/2010/33 (A/64/624) S/2010/84 (A/64/666) S/2010/34 S/2010/85 S/2010/35 S/2010/86 S/2010/36 S/2010/87 S/2010/37 S/2010/88 S/2010/38 S/2010/89 S/2010/39 S/2010/90 S/2010/40 S/2010/91 S/2010/41 S/2010/92 (A/64/671) S/2010/42 S/2010/93 S/2010/43 S/2010/94 S/2010/44 S/2010/95 S/2010/45 S/2010/96 (A/64/677) S/2010/46 S/2010/97 (A/ES-10/477) S/2010/47 S/2010/98 S/2010/48 S/2010/99 S/2010/49 S/2010/100 S/2010/50 S/2010/101
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S/2010/102 (A/64/680) S/2010/161 S/2010/103 S/2010/162 (A/64/731) S/2010/104 S/2010/163 (A/ES-10/485) S/2010/105 S/2010/164 S/2010/106 S/2010/165 S/2010/107 S/2010/166 S/2010/108 (A/64/681) S/2010/167 S/2010/109 S/2010/168 + Add.1 S/2010/110 S/2010/169 S/2010/111 (A/64/684) S/2010/170 (A/64/736) S/2010/112 S/2010/171 (A/64/737) S/2010/113 S/2010/172 S/2010/114 (A/64/689) S/2010/173 S/2010/115 S/2010/174 (A/64/738) S/2010/116 S/2010/175 S/2010/117 S/2010/176 (A/64/740) S/2010/118 S/2010/177 S/2010/119 (A/ES-10/478) S/2010/178 (A/64/741) S/2010/120 (A/64/703) S/2010/179 S/2010/121 S/2010/180 (A/64/744) S/2010/122 (A/ES-10/479) S/2010/181 (A/64/742) S/2010/123 (A/64/700) S/2010/182 S/2010/124 S/2010/183 S/2010/125 S/2010/184 (A/ES-10/486) S/2010/126 S/2010/185 (A/ES-10/487) S/2010/127 (A/64/705) S/2010/186 S/2010/128 (A/ES-10/480) S/2010/187 + Add.1 S/2010/129 S/2010/188 (A/64/745) S/2010/130 S/2010/189 (A/64/748) S/2010/131 S/2010/190 (A/ES-10/488) S/2010/132 S/2010/191 S/2010/133 S/2010/192 S/2010/134 (A/64/707) S/2010/193 S/2010/135 S/2010/194 (A/64/747) S/2010/136 S/2010/195 S/2010/137 S/2010/196 (A/64/746) S/2010/138 S/2010/197 S/2010/139 S/2010/198 S/2010/140 S/2010/199 S/2010/141 S/2010/200 + Corr.1 S/2010/142 (A/ES-10/481) S/2010/201 S/2010/143 S/2010/202 (A/64/751) S/2010/144 S/2010/203 (A/64/752) S/2010/145 S/2010/204 S/2010/146 S/2010/205 S/2010/147 S/2010/206 S/2010/148 (A/ES-10/482) S/2010/207 S/2010/149 S/2010/208 S/2010/150 S/2010/209 (A/64/755) S/2010/151 S/2010/210 (A/64/767) S/2010/152 S/2010/211 (A/64/760) S/2010/153 withdrawn S/2010/212 S/2010/153/ Corr.1 S/2010/213 S/2010/154 S/2010/214 S/2010/155 (A/ES-10/483) S/2010/215 S/2010/156 S/2010/216 S/2010/157 S/2010/217 S/2010/158 (A/ES-10/484) S/2010/218 (A/64/761) S/2010/159 S/2010/219 (A/64/759) S/2010/160 S/2010/220
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S/2010/221 S/2010/281 S/2010/222 (A/64/756) S/2010/282 S/2010/223 S/2010/283 S/2010/224 S/2010/284 (A/64/790) S/2010/225 S/2010/285 S/2010/226 (A/64/769) S/2010/286 S/2010/227 (A/64/772) S/2010/287 (A/64/804) S/2010/228 (A/64/771) S/2010/288 S/2010/229 S/2010/289 (A/64/814) S/2010/230 (A/ES-10/489) S/2010/290 (A/ES-10/490) S/2010/231 S/2010/291 (A/64/806) S/2010/232 (A/64/779) S/2010/292 S/2010/233 (A/64/780) S/2010/293 S/2010/234 S/2010/294 S/2010/235 S/2010/295 S/2010/236 S/2010/296 S/2010/237 S/2010/297 (A/64/807) S/2010/238 S/2010/298 (A/64/808) S/2010/239 (A/64/782) S/2010/299 (A/64/809) S/2010/240 S/2010/300 S/2010/241 S/2010/301 S/2010/242 S/2010/302 S/2010/243 S/2010/303 S/2010/244 (A/64/788) S/2010/304 S/2010/245 S/2010/305 S/2010/246 (A/64/785) S/2010/306 S/2010/247 (A/64/789) S/2010/307 (A/64/811) S/2010/248 S/2010/308 S/2010/249 (A/64/784) S/2010/309 (A/64/812) S/2010/250 S/2010/310 S/2010/251 S/2010/311 S/2010/252 S/2010/312 (A/64/816) S/2010/253 S/2010/313 S/2010/254 S/2010/314 S/2010/255 S/2010/315 S/2010/256 S/2010/316 S/2010/257 (A/64/794) S/2010/317 (A/ES-10/491) S/2010/258 (A/64/795) S/2010/318 (A/64/872) S/2010/259 S/2010/319 S/2010/260 S/2010/320 (A/64/836) S/2010/261 S/2010/321 S/2010/262 S/2010/322 S/2010/263 S/2010/323 S/2010/264 S/2010/324 S/2010/265 S/2010/325 S/2010/266 S/2010/326 (A/64/838) S/2010/267 S/2010/327 S/2010/268 S/2010/328 S/2010/269 (A/64/800) S/2010/329 (A/64/840) S/2010/270 S/2010/330 (A/64/841) S/2010/271 S/2010/331 (A/64/842) S/2010/272 S/2010/332 (A/ES-10/493) S/2010/273 (A/64/798) S/2010/333 S/2010/274 (A/64/799) S/2010/334 (A/64/839) S/2010/275 S/2010/335 S/2010/276 S/2010/336 (A/64/843) S/2010/277 S/2010/337 S/2010/278 S/2010/338 S/2010/279 (A/64/801) S/2010/339 (A/64/849) S/2010/280 (A/64/802) S/2010/340 (A/64/846)
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S/2010/341 S/2010/401 S/2010/342 S/2010/402 S/2010/343 S/2010/403 S/2010/344 (A/64/850) S/2010/404 S/2010/345 (A/64/851) S/2010/405 (A/64/877) S/2010/346 S/2010/406 S/2010/347 S/2010/407 S/2010/348 S/2010/408 (A/65/188) S/2010/349 S/2010/409 S/2010/350 S/2010/410 S/2010/351 (A/64/853) S/2010/411 S/2010/352 S/2010/412 (A/64/882) S/2010/353 S/2010/413 (A/65/205) S/2010/354 S/2010/414 S/2010/355 S/2010/415 S/2010/356 (A/ES-10/495) S/2010/416 S/2010/357 S/2010/417 S/2010/358 S/2010/418 (A/64/888) S/2010/359 S/2010/419 S/2010/360 (A/64/857) S/2010/420 (A/64/885) S/2010/361 S/2010/421 S/2010/362 (A/64/858) S/2010/422 S/2010/363 (A/64/859) S/2010/423 S/2010/364 S/2010/424 S/2010/365 S/2010/425 (A/64/889) S/2010/366 S/2010/426 (A/64/891) S/2010/367 S/2010/427 (A/64/892) S/2010/368 S/2010/428 S/2010/369 S/2010/429 S/2010/370 S/2010/430 + Corr.1 S/2010/371 S/2010/431 (A/64/893) S/2010/372 S/2010/432 (A/64/895) S/2010/373 (A/64/863) S/2010/433 S/2010/374 S/2010/434 S/2010/375 S/2010/435 S/2010/376 S/2010/436 (A/64/898) S/2010/377 S/2010/437 S/2010/378 S/2010/438 S/2010/379 (A/ES-10/497) S/2010/439 S/2010/380 S/2010/440 S/2010/381 S/2010/441 (A/ES-10/499) S/2010/382 S/2010/442 (A/64/899) S/2010/383 S/2010/443 (A/64/900) S/2010/384 S/2010/444 (A/64/901) S/2010/385 S/2010/445 (A/64/902) S/2010/386 (A/64/866) S/2010/446 S/2010/387 S/2010/447 S/2010/388 S/2010/448 (A/64/904) S/2010/389 (A/64/870) S/2010/449 S/2010/390 (A/65/387) S/2010/450 S/2010/391 S/2010/451 S/2010/392 + Add.1 S/2010/452 S/2010/393 (A/64/868) S/2010/453 S/2010/394 S/2010/454 S/2010/395 S/2010/455 (A/64/905) S/2010/396 S/2010/456 S/2010/397 (A/64/871) S/2010/457 S/2010/398 S/2010/458 S/2010/399 S/2010/459 S/2010/400 (A/64/875) S/2010/460 (A/64/908)
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S/2010/461 S/2010/518 S/2010/462 S/2010/519 S/2010/463 (A/65/552) S/2010/520 S/2010/463 (A/64/911) withdrawn S/2010/521 S/2010/463/Corr.1 (A/64/911/Corr.1) S/2010/522 S/2010/464 S/2010/523 S/2010/465 S/2010/524 S/2010/466 (A/65/354) S/2010/525 S/2010/467 (A/64/909) S/2010/526 (A/65/152) S/2010/468 S/2010/527 S/2010/469 (A/64/910) S/2010/528 S/2010/470 S/2010/529 S/2010/471 S/2010/530 S/2010/472 S/2010/531 (A/65/515) S/2010/473 S/2010/532 (A/65/516) S/2010/474 S/2010/533 S/2010/475 S/2010/534 (A/65/517) S/2010/476 S/2010/535 (A/ES-10/504) S/2010/477 S/2010/536 S/2010/478 S/2010/537 S/2010/479 (A/65/371) S/2010/538 S/2010/480 S/2010/539 S/2010/481 S/2010/540 (A/65/522) S/2010/482 (A/64/912) S/2010/541 (A/65/521) S/2010/483 S/2010/542 S/2010/484 + Add.1 (A/65/380) + Add.1 S/2010/543 S/2010/485 S/2010/544 (A/65/524) S/2010/486 S/2010/545 S/2010/487 S/2010/546 S/2010/488 S/2010/547 (A/65/534) S/2010/489 (A/ES-10/501) S/2010/548 S/2010/490 (A/65/382) S/2010/549 S/2010/491 S/2010/550 S/2010/492 S/2010/551 S/2010/493 S/2010/552 S/2010/494 S/2010/553 (A/65/540) S/2010/495 S/2010/554 S/2010/496 S/2010/555 S/2010/497 S/2010/556 S/2010/498 S/2010/557 S/2010/499 S/2010/558 (A/65/545) S/2010/500 (A/65/398) S/2010/559 (A/65/546) S/2010/501 S/2010/560 S/2010/502 (A/65/480) S/2010/561 S/2010/503 (A/65/481) S/2010/562 S/2010/504 (A/65/482) S/2010/563 S/2010/505 (A/ES-10/502) S/2010/564 S/2010/506 (A/65/490) S/2010/565 S/2010/507 S/2010/566 (A/65/554) S/2010/508 withdrawn S/2010/567 S/2010/508/Corr.1 S/2010/568 S/2010/509 S/2010/569 S/2010/510 S/2010/570 (A/65/555) S/2010/511 (A/65/494) S/2010/571 S/2010/512 S/2010/572 S/2010/513 (A/65/529) S/2010/573 (A/65/559) S/2010/514 (A/65/510) S/2010/574 S/2010/515 (A/ES-10/503) S/2010/575 S/2010/516 S/2010/576 S/2010/517 S/2010/577
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S/2010/578 (A/ES-10/505) S/2010/638 S/2010/579 S/2010/639 (A/65/629) S/2010/580 S/2010/640 S/2010/581 (A/65/569) S/2010/641 S/2010/582 S/2010/642 S/2010/583 S/2010/643 S/2010/584 S/2010/644 S/2010/585 (A/65/572) S/2010/645 S/2010/586 (A/65/573) S/2010/646 S/2010/587 S/2010/647 S/2010/588 S/2010/648 S/2010/589 (A/65/580) S/2010/649 S/2010/590 S/2010/650 S/2010/591 S/2010/651 S/2010/592 S/2010/652 S/2010/593 symbol not used S/2010/653 S/2010/594 (A/65/590) S/2010/654 S/2010/595 S/2010/655 (A/65/663) S/2010/596 S/2010/656 S/2010/597 S/2010/657 S/2010/598 (A/65/587) S/2010/658 S/2010/599 (A/65/588) S/2010/659 S/2010/600 S/2010/660 S/2010/601 S/2010/661 S/2010/602 S/2010/662 S/2010/603 S/2010/663 S/2010/604 (A/65/592) S/2010/664 S/2010/605 S/2010/665 S/2010/606 S/2010/666 S/2010/607 S/2010/667 S/2010/608 S/2010/668 S/2010/609 S/2010/669 S/2010/610 S/2010/670 S/2010/611 S/2010/671 S/2010/612 (A/ES-10/506) S/2010/672 (A/65/667) S/2010/613 (A/65/600) S/2010/673 (A/ES-10/507) S/2010/614 S/2010/674 (A/65/674) S/2010/615 (A/65/601) S/2010/675 S/2010/616 S/2010/676 (A/65/677) S/2010/617 (A/65/606) S/2010/677 S/2010/618 S/2010/678 S/2010/619 S/2010/679 S/2010/620 S/2010/680 S/2010/621 S/2010/681 S/2010/622 (A/65/609) S/2010/682 S/2010/623 S/2010/683 S/2010/624 (A/65/614) S/2010/684 S/2010/625 S/2010/685 S/2010/626 S/2010/686 S/2010/627 S/2010/687 S/2010/628 S/2010/688 S/2010/629 S/2010/689 S/2010/630 (A/65/612) S/2010/690 S/2010/631 S/2010/691 S/2010/632 S/2010/692 (A/65/686) S/2010/633 S/2010/693 S/2010/634 (A/65/622) S/2010/694 S/2010/635 S/2010/695 S/2010/636 S/2010/696 S/2010/637 S/2010/697
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Agenda series
S/Agenda/6255-6464
Meeting records
S/PV.6255-6264 S/PV.6265 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6266-6269 S/PV.6270 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6271-6287 S/PV.6288 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6289-6297 S/PV.6298 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6299 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6300 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6301-6340 S/PV.6341 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6342-6346 S/PV.6347 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6348-6353 S/PV.6354 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6355-6359 S/PV.6360 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6361-6362 S/PV.6363 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6364-6403 S/PV.6404 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6405-6310 S/PV.6411 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6412-6426 S/PV.6427 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6428-6452 S/PV.6453 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6454-6464
Resolutions
S/RES/1908-1966 (2010) (Collected in documents S/INF/65 and S/INF/66 (to be issued))
Statements of the President of the Security Council
S/PRST/2010/1-30
Supplements to the Official Records (65th Year)
S/INF/65 (SCOR, [64th-65th year]) S/INF/66 (SCOR, [65th-66th year]) (to be issued)
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE SECURITY COUNCIL
List of Resolutions
Vote reads Yes-No-Abstain
S/RES/ Subject Meeting / Date, 2010 Vote (S/PV.-)
1908(2010) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI 6261 / 19 Jan. Unanimous [Increasing the overall force levels of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) to support the immediate recovery, reconstruction and stability efforts] 1909(2010) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL 6262 / 21 Jan. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] 1910(2010) SOMALIA SITUATION 6266 / 28 Jan. Unanimous [Renewal of the authorization of Member States of the African Union to maintain the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM)] 1911(2010) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE 6267 / 28 Jan. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] 1912(2010) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE 6278 / 26 Feb. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)] 1913(2010) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD 6283 / 12 Mar. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT)] 1914(2010) ICJ–MEMBERS 6285 / 18 Mar. Unanimous [The date of election to fill a vacancy in the International Court of Justice] 1915(2010) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA 6286 / 18 Mar. Unanimous [The maximum number of ad litem judges serving at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)] 1916(2010) SOMALIA SITUATION 6289 / 19 Mar. Unanimous [Re-establishment of the UN Monitoring Group Established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1519 (2003)] 1917(2010) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN 6290 / 22 Mar. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)] 1918(2010) SOMALIA SITUATION 6301 / 27 Apr. Unanimous [Acts of piracy and armed robbery against vessels in the waters off the coast of Somalia] 1919(2010) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN 6304 / 29 Apr. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)] 1920(2010) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA 6305 / 30 Apr. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO)] 1921(2010) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL 6311 / 12 May Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] 1922(2010) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD 6312 / 12 May Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT)] 1923(2010) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD 6321 / 25 May Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT)] 1924(2010) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE 6323 / 27 May Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] 1925(2010) UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE 6324 / 28 May Unanimous CONGO [Extension of the mandate of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] 1926(2010) ICJ–MEMBERS 6327 / 2 June Unanimous [The date of election to fill a vacancy in the International Court of Justice]
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S/RES/ Subject Meeting / Date, 2010 Vote (S/PV.-)
1927(2010) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI 6330 / 4 June Unanimous [The composition of the military and police components of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] 1928(2010) DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA–MISSILE LAUNCHINGS 6333 / 7 June Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the Panel of Experts on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea] 1929(2010) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION 6335 / 9 June 12-2-1 [Measures against the Islamic Republic of Iran in connection with its enrichment-related and reprocessing activities, including research and development] 1930(2010) UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS 6339 / 15 June 14-1-0 [Extension of the mandate of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] 1931(2010) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA 6348 / 29 June Unanimous [Extension of the terms of office of permanent and ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)] 1932(2010) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA 6349 / 29 June Unanimous [Extension of the terms of office of permanent and ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and on amending article 12 of the Statute of the International Tribunal] 1933(2010) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE 6350 / 30 June Unanimous [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it] 1934(2010) UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE 6352 / 30 June Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)] 1935(2010) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR 6366 / 30 July Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID)] 1936(2010) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ 6369 / 5 Aug. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)] 1937(2010) UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON 6375 / 30 Aug. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] 1938(2010) UN MISSION IN LIBERIA 6383 / 15 Sept. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)] 1939(2010) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL 6385 / 15 Sept. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] 1940(2010) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6392 / 29 Sept. Unanimous [Termination of the oil and arms embargo against Sierra Leone and dissolution of the Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1132 (1997)] 1941(2010) UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE 6392 / 29 Sept. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL)] 1942(2010) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE 6393 / 29 Sept. Unanimous [Authorization of the temporary increase of the military and police personnel of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] 1943(2010) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION 6395 / 13 Oct. Unanimous [Extension of the authorization of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan (ISAF)] 1944(2010) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI 6399 / 14 Oct. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] 1945(2010) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6401 / 14 Oct. 14-0-1 [Extension of the mandate of the UN Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1591 (2005)] 1946(2010) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6402 / 15 Oct. Unanimous [Extension of measures imposed by Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) and 1643 (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and on extension of the mandate of the UN Group of Experts] 1947(2010) PEACEBUILDING 6414 / 29 Oct. Unanimous [Affirming the importance of the UN Peacebuilding Commission]
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S/RES/ Subject Meeting / Date, 2010 Vote (S/PV.-)
1948(2010) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION 6426 / 18 Nov. Unanimous [Authorization of the Member States to establish a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal successor to SFOR] 1949(2010) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION 6428 / 23 Nov. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau (UNIOGBIS)] 1950(2010) SOMALIA SITUATION 6429 / 23 Nov. Unanimous [Acts of piracy and armed robbery against vessels in the waters off the coast of Somalia] 1951(2010) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6431 / 24 Nov. Unanimous [Redeployment of infantry companies and an aviation unit from UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)] 1952(2010) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 6432 / 29 Nov. Unanimous [Extension of measures on arms, transport, financial and travel against the Democratic Republic of the Congo imposed by resolution 1807 (2008) and expansion of the mandate of the Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1533 (2004)] 1953(2010) UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS 6445 / 14 Dec. 14-1-0 [Extension of the mandate of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] 1954(2010) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA 6446 / 14 Dec. Unanimous [Authorization of the judges to complete cases notwithstanding the expiry of their term of office at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)] 1955(2010) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA 6447 / 14 Dec. Unanimous [Authorization of the judges to complete cases notwithstanding the expiry of their term of office at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)] 1956(2010) IRAQ SITUATION 6450 / 15 Dec. Unanimous [Termination of the arrangements for depositing into the Development Fund for Iraq proceeds from export sales of petroleum, petroleum products and natural gas] 1957(2010) IRAQ SITUATION 6450 / 15 Dec. Unanimous [Termination of the weapons of mass destruction, missile, and civil nuclear- related measures imposed by resolutions 678 (1991) and 707 (1991)] 1958(2010) IRAQ SITUATION 6450 / 15 Dec. 14-0-1 [Termination of all residual activities under the Oil-For-Food Program] 1959(2010) BURUNDI SITUATION 6451 / 16 Dec. Unanimous [Establishment of the UN Office in Burundi (BNUB)] 1960(2010) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS 6453 / 16 Dec. Unanimous [Sexual violence against women and children in situations of armed conflict] 1961(2010) LIBERIA SITUATION 6454 / 17 Dec. Unanimous [Renewal of measures on arms and travel imposed by resolution 1521 (2003) and on extension of the mandate of the Panel of Experts on Liberia] 1962(2010) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE 6458 / 20 Dec. Unanimous [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it] 1963(2010) TERRORISM 6459 / 20 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) as special political mission under the policy guidance of Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC)] 1964(2010) SOMALIA SITUATION 6461 / 22 Dec. Unanimous [Authorization to the Member States of the African Union to maintain the deployment until 30 Sept. 2011 of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM)] 1965(2010) UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE 6462 / 22 Dec. Unanimous [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)] 1966(2010) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA 6463 / 22 Dec. 14-0-1 [Establishment of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals with two branches and the adoption of the Statute of the Mechanism]
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Votes are as indicated in the provisional verbatim records of the Security Council, sixty-fifth year, 2010. The following symbols are used to indicate how each member voted: Y Voted Yes N Voted No A Abstained NP Not Participating Resolutions adopted without vote are indicated by a blank space
S/RES/- 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922
Austria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Bosnia and Herzegovina Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Brazil Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
China Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y - 273 France Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y -
Gabon Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Japan Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Lebanon Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Mexico Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Nigeria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Russian Federation Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Turkey Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Uganda Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
United Kingdom Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
United States Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
S/RES/- 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937
Austria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Bosnia and Herzegovina Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Brazil Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
China Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
France Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Gabon Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Japan Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y -
274 Lebanon Y Y Y Y Y Y A Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
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Mexico Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Nigeria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Russian Federation Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Turkey Y Y Y Y Y Y N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Uganda Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
United Kingdom Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
United States Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
S/RES/- 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952
Austria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Bosnia and Herzegovina Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Brazil Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
China Y Y Y Y Y Y Y A Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
France Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Gabon Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Japan Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y -
275 Lebanon Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
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Mexico Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Nigeria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Russian Federation Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Turkey Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Uganda Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
United Kingdom Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
United States Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
S/RES/- 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966
Austria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Bosnia and Herzegovina Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Brazil Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
China Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
France Y Y Y Y Y A Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Gabon Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Japan Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y -
276 Lebanon Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
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Mexico Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Nigeria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Russian Federation Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y A
Turkey N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Uganda Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
United Kingdom Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
United States Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y