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Copyright © United Nations, 2010 All rights reserved Printed at the United Nations, New York CONTENTS
Introduction...... v
Abbreviations ...... vii
Organizational information...... ix
Check-list of meetings...... xiii
Agenda ...... xvii
Subject index ...... 1
Index to speeches...... 135
List of documents ...... 271
Resolutions adopted by the Security Council...... 279
Voting chart of resolutions...... 283
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The Security Council is the organ of the United Nations DOCUMENTATION OF THE which has primary responsibility for the maintenance of SECURITY COUNCIL international peace and security under the Charter of the United Nations. The Council, which is composed of 15 Documents of the Security Council are first issued in members, is organized so as to be able to function provisional form. A selected number of them are subsequently continuously. printed in the quarterly Supplements to Official Records, where they are arranged chronologically. Some special The Index to Proceedings of the Security Council is a reports are issued individually as numbered Special guide to the documentation and proceedings of the Security Supplements. Resolutions adopted by the Security Council, Council, its commissions, committees and ad hoc first issued in provisional form, are later collected along with committees. The present issue covers the sixty-fourth year decisions taken, in a separate volume of the Official Records (2009) of the Security Council and its 8 sub-bodies which met of the year. After their republication in the Official Records, during the year. The Index is prepared by the Dag the provisional documents are no longer available. Hammarskjöld Library, Department of Public Information, as one of the products of the United Nations Bibliographic Double-symbol documents bearing both S/- and A/- Information System (UNBIS). symbols were submitted to both the Security Council and the General Assembly. ARRANGEMENT OF THE INDEX Verbatim records of meetings of the Security Council The Index consists of the following parts: appear first in provisional form. They may be identified by their symbol, which consists of the series corresponding to that of Sessional information, listing members and officers, the meeting, e.g., S/PV.6061. Verbatim records of meetings and providing information on rules of procedure and on are later printed as separate fascicles in the Official Records. resolutions and decisions;
Check-list of meetings, listing the meetings of the HOW TO OBTAIN DOCUMENTS Council and those of its subsidiary bodies that met during the year; Printed documentation for the Security Council, sixty-fourth Agenda, listing matters considered by and brought year, may be obtained or purchased from authorized sales before the Council together with the subject headings under agents by providing the following information: which these items are listed in the Subject index; Official Records of the Security Council, Sixty-fourth Subject index, providing topical access to Security Year: Council documentation arranged alphabetically by subjects and listing documents submitted to the Council, the meetings Meeting. . . (specify meeting number) for verbatim records. at which items were considered and the action taken, if any; Supplement for . . . (specify quarter of year or special Index to speeches, providing access to speeches that supplement no.). were made before the Security Council. The index is subdivided into 3 sections: corporate names/countries, Resolutions and decisions (for the collected edition of speakers and subjects; resolutions and decisions adopted during the year).
List of documents, listing documents arranged by symbol;
Resolutions adopted by the Security Council, 2009, 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;
Voting chart, indicating the voting for resolutions adopted by the Council.
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Add. Addendum, addenda
AMISOM African Union Mission in Somalia
Art. Article
BINUB United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi
BINUCA United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic
BONUCA United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in the Central African Republic
Ch. Chapter
Corr. Corrigendum; corrigenda
CTBT Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty
ECOWAS Economic Community of West African States
EUFOR European Union-led Force
GAOR Official Records of the General Assembly
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
IMO International Maritime Organization
ISAF International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan
LRA Lord's Resistance Army (Uganda)
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)
OIC Organization of the Islamic Conference
OSCE Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
PLO Palestine Liberation Organization
PNTL Policia Nacional de Timor-Leste
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SCO Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
SCOR Official Records of the Security Council
Sess. Session
SFOR Multinational Stabilization Force
Suppl. Supplement
TFG Transitional Federal Government (Somalia)
UN United Nations
UNAMA United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan
UNAMI United Nations Assistance Mission in Iraq
UNAMID AU/UN Hybrid Operation in Darfur
UNDOF United Nations Disengagement Observer Force
UNDP United Nations Development Programme
UNFICYP United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus
UNIFIL United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon
UNIOGBIS United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau
UNMIK United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo
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
UNIPSIL United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone
UNOCI United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire
UNOGBIS United Nations Post-Conflict Peace Building Support Office in Guinea-Bissau
UNOMIG United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia
UNPOS United Nations Political Office for Somalia
UNRWA United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East
UNTSO United Nations Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine
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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 Burkina Faso 16 Oct. 2007 2008-2009 China Permanent member under Art. 23 of the Charter Costa Rica 16 Oct. 2007 2008-2009 Croatia 16 Oct. 2007 2008-2009 France Permanent member under Art. 23 of the Charter Japan 17 Oct 2008 2009-2010 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 16 Oct 2007 2008-2009 Mexico 17 Oct 2008 2009-2010 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 Viet Nam 16 Oct 2007 2008-2009
A list of representatives and advisers for 2009 is included in Permanent Missions to the United Nations (ST/SG/SER.A/299).
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 2009, the presidency was held as follows:
Month President Meetings
January France (Kouchner, Bernard) 6061, 6063 (Lacroix, Jean-Pierre) 6061(Resumption1), 6062, 6066(Resumption1), 6071, 6073 (Ripert, Jean-Maurice) 6064-6066, 6067-6069, 6072, 6074-6077
February Japan (Takasu, Yukio) 6079, 6080, 6082-6088
March Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A.) 6089-6091, 6096, 6100(Resumption1) (Shalgham, Abdurahman/ 6092 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A.) (Shalgham, Abdurahman) 6092(Resumption1), 6093-6095, 6097-6100
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Month President Meetings
April Mexico (Heller, Claude) 6101 + (Resumption1), 6102-6107, 6108 + (Resumption1), 6111-6113 (Espinosa Cantellano, Patricia/ 6114 Heller, Claude) (Heller, Claude/ 6114(Resumption1) Puente Ordorica, Gullermo)
May Russian Federation (Churkin, Vitaly I.) 611 8-6122, 6124-6125, 6127-6128 6130-6133 (Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich) 6123 (Rogachev, Ilya) 6128(Resumption1)
June Turkey (Davutoglu, Ahmet/Ilkin, Baki) 6134 (Ilkin, Baki) 6135, 6137-6139, 6141-6144 6148-6151, 6151(Resumption1) 6152, 6153, 6153(Resumption1) 6154, 6154(Resumption1), (Davutoglu, Ahmet) 6145 (Corman, Fazli) 6147
July Uganda (Rugunda, Ruhakana) 6155-6164, 6167-6168, 6170, 6171 + (Resumption1), 6172-6175 (Kutesa, Sam) 6165 (Kutesa, Sam/ Rugunda, 6165(Resumption1) Ruhakana/Mugoya, Patrick S.)
August United Kingdom (Sawers, John) 6176-6177, 6178 + (Resumption1) 6179, 6180, 6182 (Parham, Philip John) 6180(Resumption1), 6183
September United States (Rice, Susan E.) 6186-6190, 6192, 6193 (Obama, Barack) 6191 (Rice, Susan E./DiCarlo, 6194 Rosemary A.) (Clinton, Hillary Rodham) 6195
October Viet Nam (Pham, Gia Khiem) 6196 (Bùi, Th? Giang) 6196(Resumption1) (Le Luong Minh) 6197 + (Resumption1), 6198-6200 6201 + (Resumption1), 6202-6206 6209-6211 (Hoang, Chi Trung) 6207
November Austria (Mayr-Harting, Thomas) 6212-6215, 6217 + (Resumption1) 6218-6224 (Spindelegger, Michael) 6216 (Mayr-Harting, Thomas/ 6216(Resumption1) Ebner, Christian) (Ebner, Christian) 6225-6227
December Burkina Faso (Kafando, Michel) 6228, 6229, 6235, 6236 6238-6251, 6253, 6254 (Kafando, Michel/ 6230 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert ) (Yoda, Alain Bédouma) 6233, 6234 (Yoda, Alain Bédouma/ 6233(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel)
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RULES OF PROCEDURE
During 2009, 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 2009 are collected in a volume of the Official Records of the Security Council, Sixty-fourth Year (documents S/INF/64 and S/INF/65 (to be issued)).
Resolutions initially issued separately in provisional form under the symbols S/RES/1860-1907 (2009), are listed on pages 279-281 entitled “Resolutions adopted by the Security Council”.
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(Symbol: S/PV.-)
Meeting Date, 2009 Meeting Date, 2009 Meeting Date, 2009
6061 6 Jan. 6114(Resumption1) 29 Apr. 6169 24 July 6061(Resumption1) 7 Jan. 6115 30 Apr. 6170 24 July 6062 8 Jan. 6116 30 Apr. 6171 27 July 6063 8 Jan. 6117 30 Apr. 6171(Resumption1) 27 July 6064 14 Jan. 6118 5 May 6172 28 July 6065 14 Jan. 6119 5 May 6173 29 July 6066 14 Jan. 6120 7 May 6174 30 July 6066(Resumption1) 14 Jan. 6121 8 May 6175 30 July 6067 15 Jan. 6122 8 May 6176 4 Aug. 6068 16 Jan. 6123 11 May 6177 4 Aug. 6069 16 Jan. 6124 13 May 6178 5 Aug. 6070 21 Jan. 6125 15 Dec. 6178(Resumption1) 5 Aug. 6071 21 Jan. 6126 22 May 6179 7 Aug. 6072 21 Jan. 6127 26 May 6180 7 Aug. 6073 21 Jan. 6128 26 May 6180(Resumption1) 7 Aug. 6074 23 Jan. 6128(Resumption1) 26 May 6181 13 Aug. 6075 23 Jan. 6129 27 May 6182 19 Aug. 6076 27 Jan. 6130 28 May 6183 27 Aug. 6077 27 Jan. 6131 28 May 6184 3 Sept. 6078 29 Jan. 6132 29 May 6185 4 Sept. 6079 5 Feb. 6133 29 May 6186 9 Sept. 6080 9 Feb. 6134 4 June 6187 14 Sept. 6081 10 Feb. 6135 5 June 6188 15 Sept. 6082 13 Feb. 6136 5 June 6189 15 Sept. 6083 17 Feb. 6137 8 June 6190 17 Sept. 6084 18 Feb. 6138 9 June 6191 24 Sept. 6085 19 Feb. 6139 11 June 6192 25 Sept. 6086 26 Feb. 6140 12 June 6193 29 Sept. 6087 26 Feb. 6141 12 June 6194 29 Sept. 6088 27 Feb. 6142 15 June 6195 30 Sept. 6089 3 Mar. 6143 15 June 6196 5 Oct. 6090 10 Mar. 6144 17 June 6196(Resumption 1) 5 Oct. 6091 10 Mar. 6145 18 June 6197 8 Oct. 6092 18 Oct. 6146 19 June 6198 8 Oct. 6092(Resumption1) 18 Oct. 6147 22 June 6199 13 Oct. 6093 19 Mar. 6148 23 June 6200 13 Oct. 6094 19 Mar. 6149 23 June 6201 14 Oct. 6095 20 Mar. 6150 23 June 6201(Resumption1) 14 Oct. 6096 20 Mar. 6151 26 June 6202 15 Oct. 6097 23 Mar. 6151(Resumption1) 26 June 6203 16 Oct. 6098 23 Mar. 6152 26 June 6204 22 Oct. 6099 25 Mar. 6153 29 June 6205 23 Oct. 6100 25 Mar. 6153(Resumption1) 29 June 6206 26 Oct. 6100(Resumption1) 25 Mar. 6154 30 June 6207 28 Oct. 6101 6 Apr. 6154(Resumption1) 30 June 6208 29 Oct. 6101(Resumption1) 6 Apr. 6155 7 July 6209 29 Oct. 6102 7 Apr. 6156 7 July 6210 29 Oct. 6103 8 Apr. 6157 7 July 6211 29 Oct. 6104 9 Apr. 6158 9 July 6212 5 Nov. 6105 9 Apr. 6159 10 July 6213 5 Nov. 6106 13 Apr. 6160 10 July 6214 6 Nov. 6107 20 Apr. 6161 13 July 6215 9 Nov. 6108 21 Apr. 6162 15 July 6216 11 Nov. 6108(Resumption1) 21 Apr. 6163 16 July 6216(Resumption 1) 11 Nov. 6109 22 Apr. 6164 17 July 6217 13 Nov. 6110 23 Apr. 6165 22 July 6217(Resumption1) 13 Nov. 6111 24 Apr. 6165(Resumption1) 22 July 6218 16 Nov. 6112 27 Apr. 6166 23 July 6219 16 Nov. 6113 28 Apr. 6167 23 July 6220 18 Nov. 6114 29 Apr. 6168 23 July 6221 18 Nov.
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Meeting Date, 2009 Meeting Date, 2009 Meeting Date, 2009
6222 23 Nov. 6233 8 Dec. 6243 16 Dec. 6223 24 Nov. 6233(Resumption 1) 8 Dec. 6244 16 Dec. 6224 25 Nov. 6234 8 Dec. 6245 17 Dec. 6225 30 Nov. 6235 10 Dec. 6246 17 Dec. 6226 30 Nov. 6236 10 Dec. 6247 17 Dec. 6227 30 Nov. 6237 10 Dec. 6248 17 Dec. 6228 3 Dec. 6238 14 Dec. 6249 21 Dec. 6229 3 Dec. 6239 14 Dec. 6250 21 Dec. 6230 4 Dec. 6240 15 Dec. 6251 21 Dec. 6231 7 Dec. 6241 16 Dec. 6253 23 Dec. 6232 7 Dec. 6242 16 Dec. 6254 23 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 Costa Rica and Japan. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Session Date, 2009
67 28-29 Apr. 68 10-12 Nov.
(Restricted distribution of meeting records)
SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION 1267 (1999) CONCERNING AL-QUAIDA 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 Burkina Faso and Russian Federation. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Meeting Date, 2009
39 9 Feb. 40 28 Oct.
(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: Neven Jurica (Croatia) Vice-Chairmen: representatives of France, Russian Federation and Viet Nam. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Meeting Date, 2009
212 22 Jan. 213 12 Feb. 214 26 Feb. 215 5 Mar. 216 19 Mar. 217 30 Apr. 218 7 May 219 18 June 220 9 July 221 16 July 222 27 Aug. 223 10 Sept. 224 8 Oct. 225 26 Oct. 226 29 Oct. 227 12 Nov. 228 10 Dec. 229 17 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: Jorge Urbina (Costa Rica). Vice-Chairmen: representatives of Croatia, Mexico and United Kingdom. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Meeting Date, 2009
25 30 Sept. 26 30 Sept. 27 1 Oct. 28 1 Oct. 29 2 Oct. 30 2 Oct.
(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 2009 will be found in the Official Records of the Security Council, Sixty-Fourth Year (S/PV.6061-6254). 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 (2009)–AGENDA".
Listed below are the matters considered by, or brought to the attention of the Council during 2009. 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 2009
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.
1. The situation in Afghanistan. See AFGHANISTAN SITUATION 1a. 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
11. Relations between Djibouti and Eritrea. See DJIBOUTI–ERITREA
12. Regional security in Europe. See EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY
13. The situation in the former Yugoslavia. See FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION 13a. The situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina. See BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION 13b. United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. See UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO 13c. The situation in Kosovo. See KOSOVO (SERBIA)
14. The situation in Georgia. See GEORGIA SITUATION 14a. United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia. See UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA
15. Peace and security in the Great Lakes region of Africa. See GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL SECURITY
16. The situation in Guinea-Bissau. See GUINEA–BISSAU SITUATION
17. Political conditions in Haiti. See HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 17a. United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. See UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI
18. Political conditions in Honduras. See HONDURAS–POLITICAL CONDITIONS
19. International Court of Justice. See ICJ
20. International peace and security. See INTERNATIONAL SECURITY
21. 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
22. 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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23. The situation in Iraq. See IRAQ SITUATION 23a. United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq. See UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ
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 25aa 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. Political conditions in Myanmar. See MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS
27. Political conditions in Nepal. See NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 27a. United Nations Political Mission in Nepal. See UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL
28. Nuclear disarmament. See NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT
29. Matters concerning the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. See NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION 29a. Missile launches conducted by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea See DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREA–MISSILE LAUNCHINGS
30. Building peace. See PEACEBUILDING
31. United Nations Peacekeeping operations. See PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS
32. Refugee assistances. See REFUGEES
33. Cooperation between the United Nations and regional organizations. See REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN
34. The situation in Rwanda. See RWANDA–SITUATION
35. Sanctions. See SANCTIONS 35a. Implementation of sanctions by Member States. See SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE
36. Political conditions in Sierra Leone. See SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 36a. United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone. See UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE
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37. The Somalia situation. See SOMALIA SITUATION
38. Political conditions in the Sudan. See SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 38a. United Nations Mission in the Sudan. See UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN 38b. African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. See AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR
39. International terrorism. See TERRORISM
40. The situation in Timor-Leste. See TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION 40a. United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste. See UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR–LESTE
41. Methods of work of the Security Council. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK
42. Annual report of the Security Council to the General Assembly. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2008-2009)
43. The question of Western Sahara. See WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION 43a. United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara. See UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA
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OTHER MATTERS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL DURING 2009
NOTE: These items were not discussed by the Council
1. The role of the Security Council in the prevention of armed conflicts. See ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY COUNCIL
2. Relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan. See ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN
3. Relations between Cameroon and Nigeria. See CAMEROON–NIGERIA
4. Relations between Cuba and United States. See CUBA–UNITED STATES
5. Relations between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda. See DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO–UGANDA
6.. Disarmament matters. See DISARMAMENT
7. Environment. See ENVIRONMENT
8. Relations between Eritrea and Ethiopia. See ERITREA–ETHIOPIA 8a. United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea. See UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA
9. Relations between Greece and The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. See GREECE –THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA
10. Political conditions in Guniea. See GUNIEA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS
11. Human rights matters. See HUMAN RIGHTS
12. Question of India and Pakistan. See INDIA-PAKISTAN QUESTION
13. Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Israel. See IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–ISRAEL
14. Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and United Arab Emirates. See IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
15. Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and United Kingdom. See IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED KINGDOM
16. Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and United States. See IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED STATES
17. The situation in Madagascar. See MADAGASCAR SITUATION
18. Political conditions in Mauritania. See MAURITANIA –POLITICAL CONDITIONS
19. Narcotic drugs. See NARCOTIC DRUGS
20. Political conditions in Niger. See NIGER–POLITICAL CONDITIONS
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21. Regional cooperation. See REGIONAL COOPERATION
22. United Nations International Commission for the purpose of investigating the assassination of the former Prime Minister of Pakistan. Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto (Proposed). See UN. INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF INVESTIGATING THE ASSASSINATION OF THE FORMER PRIME MINISTER OF PAKISTAN, MOHTAMA BENAZIR BHUTTO (PROPOSED)
23. Election of Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of Sanctions Committees of the Security Council. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–SANCTIONS COMMITTEES–OFFICERS
24. United Nations Truce Supervision Organization. See UN TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION
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OTHER MATTERS INCLUDED IN THE INDEX
1. Matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–AGENDA
2. Credentials of representatives on the Security Council in 2009. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS
3. Resolutions and decisions adopted by the Security Council in 2009. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–RESOLUTIONS AND DECISIONS
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ABKHAZIA SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) See: GEORGIA SITUATION S/2009/192 (A/63/814) Letter, 6 Apr. 2009, from the Russian Federation and the United States. Transmits 2 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION joint statements by the Presidents of the Russian See also: UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Federation and the United States, adopted at their Reports meeting in London on 1 Apr. 2009; one statement concerns strengthening strategic stability and S/2009/135 (A/63/751) The situation in Afghanistan and international security, and meeting contemporary global its implications for international peace and security : challenges; the other concerns negotiations on further report of the Secretary-General. reductions in strategic offensive arms. Issued: 10 Mar. 2009. S/2009/219 Letter, 22 Apr. 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/283 Letter, 2 June 2009, from the Secretary- General. Reports the appointment of Fikile P. Zitha General. Transmits letter dated 13 May 2009 from the (South Africa) to succeed Wilson C. Kalumba (Zambia) Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the and to serve as an expert on the Analytical Support and operations of the International Security Assistance Force Sanctions Implementation Monitoring Team established covering the period 1 Aug. 2008-31 Jan. 2009. pursuant to resolution 1526 (2004) and further extended by resolution 1822 (2008), for a period expiring on 31 S/2009/323 (A/63/892) The situation in Afghanistan and Dec. 2009. its implications for international peace and security : report of the Secretary-General. S/2009/235 Note verbale, 6 May 2009, from Afghanistan. Issued: 23 June 2009. Transmits the decision of Afghanistan to stop the import of the chemical precursor acetic anhydride to the S/2009/427 Letter, 17 Aug. 2009, from the Acting country, in adherence to Security Council resolution Chairman of the Security Council Committee established 1817 (2008). pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. S/2009/245 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the Chairman of the Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Security Council Committee established pursuant to Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Individuals and Entities reflecting its position on the Transmits 9th report of the Analytical Support and recommendations contained in the 9th report of the Sanctions Monitoring Team, submitted pursuant to Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team Security Council resolution 1822 (2008) concerning Al- (S/2009/245). Qaida and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. S/2009/475 (A/64/364) The situation in Afghanistan and its implications for international peace and security : S/2009/273 (A/63/865) Letter, 21 May 2009, from the report of the Secretary-General. Russian Federation. Transmits statement on the growing Issued: 22 Sept. 2009. threat to international security posed by the spread of narcotic drugs from Afghanistan made by the State S/2009/674 (A/64/613) The situation in Afghanistan and Duma of the Russian Federal Assembly, 6 May 2009. its implications for international peace and security : report of the Secretary-General. S/2009/372 (A/63/931) Letter, 17 July 2009, from Issued: 28 Dec. 2009. Uzbekistan. Transmits the Yekaterinburg Declaration of General documents the Heads of States members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, adopted at its Heads of S/2009/54 Letter, 29 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- States Council meeting, held on 15 and 16 June 2009 in General. Reports that Mubarak Mashhoor al-Shahrani Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation. (Saudi Arabia) stepped down from the position of expert S/2009/502 Letter, 28 Sept. 2009, from the Chairman of on the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Team as from 30 Oct. 2008; reports also the resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the appointment of Abulmajeed A. Ababtain (Saudi Arabia) to Taliban and associated individuals and entities. serve as an expert on the Monitoring Team until 31 Dec. Transmits 10th report of the Analytical Support and 2009. Sanctions Monitoring Team, submitted to the Security S/2009/177 (A/63/805) Letter, 31 Mar. 2009, from the Council Committee Established Pursuant to Resolution Russian Federation. Transmits 3 texts adopted at the 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and conclusion of the Special Conference on Afghanistan, associated individuals and entities in accordance with held under the auspices of the Shanghai Cooperation Security Council resolution 1822 (2008). Organization (SCO), Moscow, 27 March 2009: the S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Declaration of the Conference, the Plan of Action and Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating the Statement of the SCO Member States and the Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on combating terrorism, document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the illicit drug trafficking and organized crime. Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009.
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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) S/2009/522 Letter, 8 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary - Statements by the President of the Security General. Transmits communication dated 20 Sept. 2009 Council from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, S/PRST/2009/21 Statement [made on behalf of the expressing appreciation for the role played by the Security Council, at the 6162nd meeting, 15 July 2009, International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan in connection with the Council's consideration of the item and welcoming the proposed continuation of its operations. entitled "The situation in Afghanistan"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/2009/580 (A/64/522) Letter, 9 Nov. 2009, from Stresses the importance that the elections be free, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey. fair, transparent, credible, secure and inclusive; calls upon Transmits the Nakhchivan Declaration and the the people of Afghanistan to exercise their vote; calls on all Nakhchivan Agreement on the Establishment of the parties concerned to adhere to the fundamental principles Cooperation Council of Turkic-speaking States, signed laid out in the electoral law and all other relevant by Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey at regulations, the Presidential Decree on non-interference in the 9th Summit of the Heads of the Turkic-speaking election affairs, and the Guidelines issued by the Special Countries in Nakhchivan city, Azerbaijan on 3 Oct. 2009. Representative of the Secretary-General to ensure a credible electoral process; reaffirms the primary S/2009/676 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from the Acting responsibility of the Afghan Government and the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established Independent Electoral Commission to set the necessary pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida conditions for elections, and emphasizes the central role of and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and Transmits report of the Security Council Committee the Special Representative of the Secretary -General in established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) leading and coordinating the international civilian efforts in concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated Afghanistan. individuals and entities, containing an account of the Committee's activities during the period from 1 Jan. to S/PRST/2009/28 Statement [made on behalf of the 31 Dec. 2009. Security Council, at the 6211th meeting, 29 October 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of S/2009/695 Letter, 29 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- the item entitled "The situation in Afghanistan"] / by the General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1904 President of the Security Council. (2009) concerning threats to international peace and Expresses its strong condemnation of the terrorist security posed by acts of terrorism and reports the attack in Kabul on 28 Oct. 2009; expresses its strong reappointment of 8 experts to the New York-based support for the Secretary-General, his Special Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team for a Representative and all UN personnel in fulfilling their further period of 18 months, until 30 June 2011; reports difficult but important tasks, further expresses solidarity also that Richard Barrett (United Kingdom) will continue with UN staff on the ground, and commends the to serve as the Coordinator of the Monitoring Team. determination of the UN not to be deterred by the tragic Draft resolutions incident and to carry on its mission in Afghanistan; and stresses the need to ensure security of UN staff and its S/2009/152 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate support to this end. of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)] / Japan. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/2009/523 Draft resolution [on extension of the authorization of the International Security Assistance S/PV.6094 (19 Mar. 2009) Afghanistan, Australia, Force in Afghanistan (ISAF)] / Japan. Canada, the Czech Republic, Germany, India, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Pakistan. S/PV.6098 (23 Mar. 2009) Afghanistan. S/PV.6128 (26 May 2009) Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Cuba, the Czech Republic, Israel, Morocco, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Switzerland, the Syrian Arab Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. S/PV.6128(Resumption1) (26 May 2009) Liechtenstein. S/PV.6154 (30 June 2009) Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway and Pakistan.
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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) S/PV.6154(Resumption1) (30 June 2009) Afghanistan, Resolutions Australia, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, India, S/RES/1868(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Islamic Republic of Iran, Italy, Netherlands, New Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)]. Zealand, Norway and Pakistan. Welcomes the report of the Secretary-General of 10 S/PV.6162 (15 July 2009) Afghanistan. Mar. 2009 (S/2009/135); decides to extend the mandate of UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) until 23 S/PV.6194 (29 Sept. 2009) Afghanistan. March 2010; decides further that UNAMA and the Special S/PV.6198 (8 Oct. 2009) Afghanistan. Representative of the Secretary-General will continue to lead the international civilian efforts; calls on international S/PV.6211 (29 Oct. 2009) Afghanistan. donors and organizations and the Afghan Government to Discussion in plenary adhere to their commitments made at the International Conference in Support of Afghanistan, held in Paris on 12 S/PV.6088 (27 Feb. 2009). June 2008; welcomes the achievements to date in the S/PV.6094 (19 Mar. 2009). implementation of the Mine Action Programme of Afghanistan; stresses in this context the importance of S/PV.6098 (23 Mar. 2009). further progress in the reconstruction and reform of the At the 6098th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/152 prison sector in Afghanistan; recognizes the significant was adopted unanimously: resolution 1868 (2009). progress achieved on gender equality in Afghanistan in S/PV.6128 (26 May 2009). recent years; affirms also the importance of voluntary, safe, orderly return and sustainable reintegration of the S/PV.6128(Resumption1) (26 May 2009). internally displaced persons. (Adopted unanimously, S/PV.6154 (30 June 2009). 6098th meeting, 23 Mar. 2009) S/RES/1890(2009) [Extension of the authorization of the S/PV.6154(Resumption1) (30 June 2009). International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan S/PV.6162 (15 July 2009). (ISAF)]. At the 6162nd meeting, the President made a Decides to extend the authorization of the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) for a period connection with prior consultations among Council of 12 months beyond 13 Oct. 2009; authorizes the members on the item entitled "The situation in Member States participating in ISAF to take all necessary Afghanistan": S/PRST/2009/21. measures to fulfill its mandate; calls upon Member States to contribute personnel, equipment and other resources to S/PV.6194 (29 Sept. 2009). ISAF; encourages ISAF and other partners to sustain their S/PV.6198 (8 Oct. 2009). efforts, to train, mentor and empower the Afghan national At the 6198th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/523 security forces and stresses the importance of supporting was adopted unanimously: resolution 1890 (2009). the planned expansion of the Afghan National Army and the Afghan National Police; calls upon ISAF to continue to S/PV.6211 (29 Oct. 2009). work in close consultation with the Afghan Government At the 6211th meeting, the President made a and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General statement on behalf of Council members, in connection as well as with the Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) with prior consultations among Council members on the coalition in the implementation of the force mandate; item entitled "The situation in Afghanistan": requests the leadership of ISAF to keep the Security S/PRST/2009/28. Council regularly informed. (Adopted unanimously, 6198th meeting, 8 Oct. 2009)
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AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) See also: BURUNDI SITUATION S/2009/243 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the President of the CAMEROON–NIGERIA Security Council. Reports that members of the Security CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Council have decided to send a mission to Africa from 14 to 21 May 2009 to visit Ethiopia, Rwanda, the CHAD–SUDAN Democratic Republic of the Congo and Liberia; contains CHAD SITUATION the terms of reference for each mission and the list of CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS members. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO– S/2009/461 Letter, 15 Sept. 2009, from the African Union. UGANDA Transmits Tripoli Declaration on the Elimination of DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Conflicts in Africa and the Promotion of Sustainable SITUATION Peace and Plan of Action adopted by the Assembly of DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Heads of State and Government of the African Union at ERITREA–ETHIOPIA its Special Session on the Consideration and Resolution GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL of Conflicts in Africa, held in Tripoli, 30-31 Aug. 2009. SECURITY S/2009/511 Letter, 1 Oct. 2009, from Democratic Republic GUINEA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS of the Congo. Transmits the communiqué of the 29th GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Summit of the Heads of State and Government of the Southern African Development Community, held in KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kinshasa on 7 and 8 Sept. 2009. LIBERIA SITUATION S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. NIGER–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating RWANDA SITUATION Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the SOMALIA SITUATION Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. Reports S/2009/518 (A/63/970) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating S/2009/39 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Sharm El Nations Office for West Africa. Sheikh Summit Declaration, adopted by the 15th Summit Issued: 15 Jan. 2009. of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, S/2009/303 Report of the Security Council mission to the Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. African Union; Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of S/2009/541 Letter, 19 Oct. 2009, from the African Union. the Congo; and Liberia. Transmits press statements on recent developments in Issued: 11 June 2009. the situation in Guinea and the funding of African Union- S/2009/332 Report of the Secretary-General on the led peace support operations and cooperation between United Nations Office for West Africa. the African Union and the UN, adopted by the Peace and Issued: 19 June 2009. Security Council of the African Union at its 206th meeting, held in Addis Ababa on 15 Oct. 2009. S/2009/470 (A/64/359) Support to African Union peacekeeping operations authorized by the United S/2009/615 Letter, 30 Nov. 2009, from Burkina Faso. Nations : report of the Secretary-General. Transmits concept paper for the Security Council open Issued: 18 Sept. 2009. debate on "Peace and security in Africa : drug trafficking as a threat to international security" to be held on 8 Dec. S/2009/681 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of 2009. the Ad Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Africa. Transmits report of the Ad Hoc S/2009/650 Note [on extension of the mandate of the Ad Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Africa for 2009, dated 28 Dec. 2009. Resolution in Africa until 31 Dec. 2010] / by the President of the Security Council. S/2009/682 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Office for West Africa. S/2009/666 Letter, 23 Dec. 2009, from Eritrea. Transmits Issued: 31 Dec. 2009. press release entitled "A shameful day for the United Nations" issued on 23 Dec. 2009 by the Ministry of General documents Foreign Affairs concerning the arms embargo imposed S/2009/181 Note [on the election of the Chairman of the on Eritrea. Ad Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Draft resolutions Resolution in Africa, for a period ending 31 Dec. 2009]. S/2009/654 Draft resolution [on arms embargo against Eritrea and on expansion of the mandate of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 751 (1992)] / Uganda. - 4 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PRST/2009/26 Statement [made on behalf of the Council Security Council, at the 6206th meeting, 26 October 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of S/PRST/2009/3 Statement [made on behalf of the the item entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the Security Council, at the 6092nd meeting, 18 Mar. 2009, President of the Security Council. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Reiterates the importance of establishing a more entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the President effective strategic relationship between the UN Security of the Security Council. Council and the African Union Peace and Security Council Requests the Secretary-General to submit a report, and between the UN Secretariat and the African Union no later than 18 September 2009, on practical ways to Commission; encourages further enhancement of regular provide effective support for the African Union when it interaction, coordination and consultation between the UN undertakes peacekeeping operations authorized by the and the African Union on matters of mutual interest; United Nations, that includes a detailed assessment of the underlines the importance of expediting the recommendations contained in the report of the African implementation, in close consultation with other Union- United Nations panel (A/63/666-S/2008/813), in international partners, of the 2006 UN-African Union 10- particular those on financing, as well as on the Year Capacity-Building Programme for the African Union establishment of a joint African Union-United Nations mainly focusing on peace and security, in particular the team; stresses its support for ongoing efforts to strengthen operationalization of the African Union Standby Force and the African Peace and Security Architecture and reiterates the continental early warning system; supports the ongoing its call for the international community, particularly donors, efforts to strengthen the African Peace and Security to fulfill their commitments in the 2005 World Summit Architecture and reiterates its call for the international Outcome document; calls on the Secretariat and the community, particularly the donors, to fulfil their African Union Commission to further collaborate on issues commitments as endorsed by the 2005 World Summit of mutual interests, including through developing a list of Outcome document; underlines the need for the UN and the military, technical, logistic and administrative capacities the African Union to study the lessons learned from the that need developing, supporting regular follow-up Light and Heavy support packages for African Union missions, experience sharing, staff exchanges, and in Mission in the Sudan (AMIS), the logistics package for financial and logistical areas. African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), as well as S/PRST/2009/11 Statement [made on behalf of the collaboration under African Union-United Nations Hybrid Security Council, at the 6118th meeting, 5 May 2009, in Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) and the UN Support Office connection with the Council's consideration of the item for AMISOM (UNSOA) in close consultation with other entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the President international partners. of the Security Council. S/PRST/2009/27 Statement [made on behalf of the Stresses the importance of expeditiously restoring Security Council, at the 6207th meeting, 28 October constitutional order including through open and 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of transparent elections; and reiterates its primary the item entitled "Peace consolidation in West Africa"] / responsibility for the maintenance of international peace by the President of the Security Council. and security. Remains deeply concerned by the situation in S/PRST/2009/20 Statement [made on behalf of the Guinea; condemns the violence that reportedly caused Security Council, at the 6160th meeting, 10 July 2009, in more than 150 deaths and hundreds of wounded and other connection with the Council's consideration of the item blatant violations of human rights; reiterates the need for entitled "Peace consolidation in West Africa"] / by the the national authorities to fight against impunity; welcomes President of the Security Council. the public statements by the International Contact Group, Stresses the importance to take into account a the Economic Community of West African States comprehensive strategy of conflict resolution and crisis (ECOWAS) and the African Union; welcomes further the prevention while addressing the cross-border issues and ECOWAS Summit's statement stressing the importance of the regional challenges; and supports the regional efforts the establishment of a new transitional authority that would to curb the proliferation of small arms and light weapons ensure credible, free and fair elections; takes note of the and to achieve the security sector reform. decisions by the African Union Peace and Security Council regarding the imposition of targeted sanctions against the President of the National council for Democracy and Development (CNDD) and other individuals; also takes note of the decision of ECOWAS to impose an arms embargo on Guinea. S/PRST/2009/32 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6233rd meeting, 8 December 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the President of the Security Council.
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AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.6233 (8 Dec. 2009). the right to vote) At the 6233rd meeting, the President made a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection S/PV.6092 (18 Oct. 2009) Algeria, Argentina, Australia, with prior consultations among Council members on the Bangladesh, Benin, Brazil, Canada, Congo, Cuba, item entitled "Peace and security in Africa": Czech Republic, Egypt, Italy, Kenya, Nigeria, Norway S/PRST/2009/32. and South Africa. S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) (8 Dec. 2009). S/PV.6206 (26 Oct. 2009) Brazil, Nigeria, South Africa, Sweden and Tunisia. S/PV.6254 (23 Dec. 2009). At the 6254th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/654 S/PV.6233 (8 Dec. 2009) Algeria, Argentina, Bosnia and was adopted 13-1-1: resolution 1907 (2009). Herzegovina, Brazil, Cape Verde, Colombia, Côte d'Ivoire, Egypt, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Italy, Resolutions Luxembourg, Mali, Morocco, Nigeria, Peru, Senegal, S/RES/1907(2009) [Arms embargo against Eritrea and on Sweden and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. expansion of the mandate of the Security Council S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) (8 Dec. 2009) Bolivia. Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 751 (1992)]. S/PV.6254 (23 Dec. 2009) Djibouti, Ethiopia and Somalia. Decides that all Member States shall immediately Discussion in plenary take the necessary measures to prevent the sale or supply to Eritrea by their nationals or from their territories or using S/PV.6073 (21 Jan. 2009). their flag vessels or aircraft, of arms and related materiel of S/PV.6092 (18 Oct. 2009). all types; decides that Eritrea shall not supply, sell or transfer directly or indirectly from its territory or by its S/PV.6092(Resumption1) (18 Oct. 2009). nationals or using its flag vessels or aircraft any arms or At the resumed 6092nd meeting, the President related materiel, and that all Member States shall prohibit made a statement on behalf of Council members, in the procurement of the items, training and assistance connection with prior consultations among Council described in para. 5 above from Eritrea by their nationals, members on the item entitled "Peace and security in or using their flag vessels or aircraft, whether or not Africa": S/PRST/2009/3. originating in the territory of Eritrea; calls upon all Member S/PV.6118 (5 May 2009). States to inspect, in their territory, including seaports and At the 6118th meeting, the President made a airports, all cargo to and from Somalia and Eritrea, if the statement on behalf of Council members, in connection State concerned has information that provides reasonable with prior consultations among Council members on the grounds to believe the cargo contains items the supply, item entitled "Peace and security in Africa": transfer, or export of which is prohibited by paras. 5 and 6 S/PRST/2009/11. of this resolution or the general and complete arms embargo to Somalia established pursuant to para. 5 of S/PV.6131 (28 May 2009). resolution 733 (1992) and elaborated and amended by S/PV.6157 (7 July 2009). subsequent resolutions for the purpose of ensuring strict implementation of those provisions; decides to authorize S/PV.6160 (10 July 2009). all Member States to, and that all Member States shall, At the 6160th meeting, the President made a upon discovery of items prohibited by paras. 5 and 6 statement, on behalf of the Council members, in above, seize and dispose (either by destroying or connection with prior consultations among Council rendering inoperable) items the supply, sale, transfer, or members on the item entitled "Peace consolidation in West export of which is prohibited; decides to further expand the Africa": S/PRST/2009/20. mandate of the Monitoring Group re-established by resolution 1853 (2008) to monitor and report on S/PV.6206 (26 Oct. 2009). implementation of the measures imposed in this resolution. At the 6206th meeting, the President made a (Adopted 13-1-1, 6254th meeting, 23 Dec. 2009) statement on behalf of Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. item entitled "Peace and security in Africa": S/PRST/2009/26. SECURITY COUNCIL General documents S/PV.6207 (28 Oct. 2009). At the 6207th meeting, the President made a S/2009/372 (A/63/931) Letter, 17 July 2009, from statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Uzbekistan. Transmits the Yekaterinburg Declaration of with prior consultations among Council members on the the Heads of States members of the Shanghai item entitled "Peace consolidation in West Africa": Cooperation Organization, adopted at its Heads of S/PRST/2009/27. States Council meeting, held on 15 and 16 June 2009 in Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation.
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ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN (continued) SECURITY COUNCIL (continued) S/2009/596 (A/64/539) Letter, 17 Nov. 2009, from S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Armenia. Refers to documents A/64/475-S/2009/508 Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating dated 6 Oct. 2009 and A/64/514-S/2009/575 dated 6 Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final Nov. 2009 from Azerbaijan and refutes allegations made document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the against Armenia. Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el S/2009/619 (A/64/546) Letter, 30 Nov. 2009, from Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. Azerbaijan. Reports alleged violations of the ceasefire by ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN the military forces of Armenia during Nov. 2009. Reports S/2009/670 (A/64/608) Letter, 23 Dec. 2009, from Azerbaijan. Refers to statements made on 2 and 11 Nov. S/2009/508 (A/64/475) Letter, 30 Sept. 2009, from 2009 by the representatives of Armenia, at the 3rd Azerbaijan. Transmits report entitled "The armed Committee of the 64th session of the General Assembly aggression of the Republic of Armenia against the and at the 6216th meeting of the Security Council and Republic of Azerbaijan: root causes and consequences". refutes allegations made in the statements. General documents AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/2009/51 (A/63/692) Letter, 23 Jan. 2009, from Reports Azerbaijan. Transmits paper entitled "Report on the international legal responsibilities of Armenia as the S/2009/83 Report of the Secretary-General on the belligerent occupier of Azerbaijani territory". deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. S/2009/103 (A/63/730) Letter, 17 Feb. 2009, from Issued: 10 Feb. 2009. Azerbaijan. Transmits document entitled "Support by States Members of the United Nations and international S/2009/201 Report of the Secretary-General on the organizations to Azerbaijan's position on the conflict in deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid and around the Nagorny Karabakh region of Azerbaijan". Operation in Darfur. Issued: 14 Apr. 2009. S/2009/156 (A/63/781) Letter, 23 Mar. 2009, from Armenia. Transmits text of memorandum entitled S/2009/297 Report of the Secretary-General on the "Nagorny Karabakh: peaceful negotiations and deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Azerbaijan's militaristic policy". Operation in Darfur. Issued: 9 June 2009. S/2009/343 (A/63/917) Letter, 6 July 2009, from Azerbaijan. Transmits press release issued by the S/2009/352 Report of the Secretary-General on the Azerbaijani Community of the Nagorno-Karabakh region deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid on 5 June 2009 concerning the activities held by the Operation in Darfur. Congress of the Azerbaijani Community in relation to the Issued: 13 July 2009. Nagorny-Karabakh situation. S/2009/391 Report of the Secretary-General on elections S/2009/457 (A/63/963) Letter, 11 Sept. 2009, from in the Sudan. Azerbaijan. Reports alleged visits of the President and Issued: 28 July 2009. other diplomats of Armenia to the territories of Azerbaijan S/2009/391/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General on early in Sept. 2009. elections in the Sudan : addendum. S/2009/533 (A/64/491) Letter, 12 Oct. 2009, from Issued: 3 Aug. 2009. Azerbaijan. Refers to statement made on 28 Sept. 2009 S/2009/562 Letter, 27 Oct. 2009, from the Chairman of the by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia, at the Security Council Committee established pursuant to general debate of the 64th session of the UN General resolution 1591 (2005). Transmits letter dated 2 Oct. Assembly and refutes allegations made in the statement. 2009 from the Coordinator of the Panel of Experts on the S/2009/575 (A/64/514) Letter, 30 Oct. 2009, from Sudan transmitting the report of the Panel of Experts on Azerbaijan. Transmits table reporting alleged violations the Sudan as requested by the Security Council in para. of the ceasefire by the military forces of Armenia during 2 of resolution 1841 (2008). the month of Oct. 2009. S/2009/592 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2009/580 (A/64/522) Letter, 9 Nov. 2009, from African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey. (UNAMID). Transmits the Nakhchivan Declaration and the Issued: 16 Nov. 2009. Nakhchivan Agreement on the Establishment of the Cooperation Council of Turkic-speaking States, signed by Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey at the 9th Summit of the Heads of the Turkic-speaking Countries in Nakhchivan city, Azerbaijan on 3 Oct. 2009.
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AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR (continued) (continued) General documents S/2009/568 Letter, 29 Oct. 2009, from the African Union. S/2009/104 Letter, 19 Feb. 2009, from the Sudan. Transmits decisions PSC/AHG/COMM.1(CCVII), PSC/AHG/COMM.2(CCVII) and Transmits the agreed outcomes of the Tripartite PSC/AHG/COMM.3(CCVII) on the report of the African Committee meeting, comprising the Government of the Union High Level Panel on Darfur and on the situation in Sudan, the African Union (AU) and the UN, on the the Republic of Guinea and in the Republic of the Niger, African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur, respectively., which were adopted by the African Union held in Khartoum, 18 Feb 2009. Peace and Security Council at its 207th meeting, held in S/2009/173 Letter, 1 Apr. 2009, from the Sudan. Transmits Abuja at the level of Heads of State and Government on the agreed outcomes of the Tripartite Committee 29 Oct. 2009. meeting, comprising the Government of the Sudan, the S/2009/599 Letter, 17 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- African Union and the UN, on the African Union-United General. Transmits report of the African Union High Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur, held in El Fasher, 31 Level Panel on Darfur, communiqué adopted by the Mar. 2009. African Union Peace and Security Council at its 207th S/2009/259 Letter, 20 May 2009, from the Sudan. meeting, held in Abuja, 29 Oct. 2009 and a letter dated 3 Transmits press statement of the High-Level Nov. 2009 from the Chairperson of the African Union Consultative Meeting on Darfur comprised of the Commission. Government of the Sudan, the African Union, the League S/2009/621 Letter, 1 Dec. 2009 from the Secretary- of Arab States and the Organization of the Islamic General. Refers to the African Union-UN Hybrid Conference, held in Khartoum, 17-18 May 2009. Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) established by Security S/2009/318 Letter, 19 June 2009, from the Sudan. Council resolution 1769 (2007) and reports the Transmits joint press advisory on the 2nd meeting of the Secretary-General's and the Chairperson of the African strengthened High-level Committee on humanitarian Union Commission's intention to appoint Ibrahim affairs, signed in Khartoum on 17 June 2009 by the Gambari (Nigeria) as Joint Special Representative for Government of the Sudan and the UN Resident UNAMID effective from 1 January 2010 to succeed Coordinator and Humanitarian Coordinator. Rodolphe Adada. S/2009/356 Letter, 14 July 2009, from the Sudan. S/2009/622 Letter, 3 Dec. 2009, from the President of the Transmits the agreed outcomes of the Tripartite Security Council. Refers to letter dated 1 Dec. 2009 Committee meeting, comprising the Government of the (S/2009/621) and reports that the Secretary-General's Sudan, the African Union and the UN, on the African decision to appoint Ibrahim Gambari (Nigeria) as the Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur, held in Joint Special Representative for the African Union-UN Khartoum, 12 July 2009. Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) has been brought to the attention of the members of the Security Council. S/2009/382 Letter, 22 July 2009, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the African Union-UN Hybrid Draft resolutions Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) and reports the S/2009/392 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Secretary-General's agreement to the appointment of of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Lieutenant General Nyamvumba (Rwanda) as Force Darfur (UNAMID)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Commander of UNAMID effective 1 Sept. 2009 to Northern Ireland. replace Major General Martin Luther Agwai. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2009/383 Letter, 22 July 2009, from the President of the the right to vote) Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 22 July 2009 (S/2009/382) and reports that S/PV.6170 (24 July 2009) Sudan and Sweden. members of the Security Council took note of his agreement with the Chairperson of the African Union S/PV.6227 (30 Nov. 2009) Sudan. Commission to appoint Lieutenant General Patrick Discussion in plenary Nyamvumba (Rwanda) as Force Commander of African S/PV.6112 (27 Apr. 2009). Union-UN Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID). S/PV.6131 (28 May 2009). S/2009/388 Letter, 24 July 2009, from the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Transmits, in the capacity as the Chairman S/PV.6169 (24 July 2009). of the African Union, a communiqué on the situation in Darfur adopted by the Peace and Security Council of the S/PV.6170 (24 July 2009). African Union at its 198th meeting, held on 21 July 2009. S/PV.6175 (30 July 2009). S/PV.6175 (30 July 2009). At the 6175th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/392 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1881 (2009). S/PV.6227 (30 Nov. 2009).
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AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION (continued) (continued) S/PV.6230 (4 Dec. 2009). S/2009/418 Letter, 12 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 20 March 2009 from the S/PV.6251 (21 Dec. 2009). Secretary-General and High Representative for the Resolutions Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union enclosing the 17th quarterly report on the S/RES/1881(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the activities of the European Union military mission in African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur Bosnia and Herzegovina covering the period from 1 (UNAMID)]. December 2008 to 28 February 2009. Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) for a further 12 months to S/2009/525 Letter, 8 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary - 31 July 2010; demands an end to violence by all sides, to General. Transmits letter dated 28 Sept. 2009 from the attacks on civilians, peacekeepers and humanitarian High Representative for the Common Foreign and personnel, and to other violations of human rights and Security Policy and Secretary-General of the Council of international humanitarian law in Darfur; requests the the European Union enclosing the 19th quarterly report Secretary-General to report to the Council every 90 days on the activities of the European Union military mission after the adoption of this resolution on developments on in Bosnia and Herzegovina covering the period from 1 UNAMID. (Adopted unanimously, 6175th meeting, 30 July June-31 Aug. 2009. 2009) Draft resolutions AZERBAIJAN–ARMENIA S/2009/154 Draft resolution [on the designation of Valentin See: ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN Inzko as High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina] / BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Austria, Croatia, France, Germany, Italy, Russian Federation, Turkey, United Kingdom and United States. See also: FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Reports S/2009/591 Draft resolution [on authorization of the Member States to establish for a further period of 12 S/2009/44 Letter, 14 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- months a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) in General. Transmits the 16th three-monthly report on the Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal successor to activities of the European Union military mission in stabilization force (SFOR)] / Austria, Croatia, France, Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUFOR), which covers the Germany, Italy, Russian Federation, Turkey, United period from 1 Sept. -30 Nov. 2008. Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. S/2009/246 Letter, 13 May 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 8 May 2009 from the Participation by non-Council members (without High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina the right to vote) enclosing the 35th report on the implementation of the S/PV.6099 (25 Mar. 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Peace Agreement covering the period 1 Nov. 2008-30 Germany and Italy. Apr. 2009, submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1031 (1995). S/PV.6130 (28 May 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Czech Republic and Serbia. S/2009/588 Letter, 12 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 6 Nov. 2009 from the S/PV.6220 (18 Nov. 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina Germany and Italy. enclosing the 36th report on the Implementation of the S/PV.6222 (23 Nov. 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Peace Agreement for the period 1 May-31 Oct. 2009, submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1031 Serbia and Sweden. (1995). Discussion in plenary S/2009/616 Letter, 1 Dec. 2009, from Turkey. Transmits S/PV.6099 (25 Mar. 2009). the final report of the meeting of the Organization of the At the 6099th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/154 Islamic Conference Contact Group on Bosnia and was adopted unanimously: resolution 1869 (2009). Herzegovina held in Istanbul on 9 Nov. 2009. S/PV.6130 (28 May 2009). General documents S/PV.6220 (18 Nov. 2009). S/2009/354 Letter, 1 July 2009, from the Secretary- At the 6220th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/591 General. Transmits letter dated 25 June 2009 from the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1895 (2009). Secretary-General and High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European S/PV.6222 (23 Nov. 2009). Union enclosing the 18th quarterly report on the activities of the European Union military mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina covering the period from 1 Mar. to 31 May 2009.
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BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION (continued) (continued) Resolutions S/RES/1895(2009) [Authorization of the Member States to S/RES/1869(2009) [Designation of Valentin Injko as the establish a Multinational Stabilization Force (EUFOR) as a legal successor to Stabilization Force (SFOR) in High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace Bosnia and Herzegovina]. Agreement in Bosnia and Herzegovina]. Authorizes the Member States acting through or in Welcomes and agrees to the designation by the cooperation with the EU to establish for a further period of Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council on 13 12 months, starting from the date of the adoption of this Mar. 2009 of Mr. Valentin Inzko as High Representative in resolution, a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) as a succession to Mr. Miroslav Lajcák; takes note of the legal successor to Stabilization Force (SFOR) under Declarations of the Steering Board of the Peace unified command and control, which will fulfil its missions Implementation Council of 27 Feb. 2008 and 20 Nov. 2008 in relation to the implementation of Annex 1-A and Annex 2 regarding fulfilment of the 5 objectives and two conditions of the Peace Agreement in cooperation with the NATO required for a transition from the Office of the High Headquarters presence in accordance with the Representative to an Office of the EU Special arrangements agreed between NATO and the EU as Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina. (Adopted communicated to the Security Council in their letters of 19 unanimously, 6099th meeting, 25 Mar. 2009) Nov. 2004, which recognize that EUFOR will have the main peace stabilization role under the military aspects of the Peace Agreement; authorizes the Member States acting under paras. 10 and 11 above to take all necessary measures to effect the implementation of and to ensure compliance with Annexes 1-A and 2 of the Peace Agreement, stresses that the parties shall continue to be held equally responsible for the compliance with that Annex and shall be equally subject to such enforcement action by EUFOR and the NATO presence as may be necessary to ensure implementation of those Annexes and the protection of EUFOR and the NATO presence; authorizes Member States to take all necessary measures, at the request of either EUFOR or the NATO Headquarters, in defence of the EUFOR or NATO presence respectively, and to assist both organizations in carrying out their missions, and recognizes the right of both EUFOR and the NATO presence to take all necessary measures to defend themselves from attack or threat of attack; authorizes the Member States acting under paras. 10 and 11 above, in accordance with Annex 1-A of the Peace Agreement, to take all necessary measures to ensure compliance with the rules and procedures governing command and control of airspace over Bosnia and Herzegovina with respect to all civilian and military air traffic; demands that the parties respect the security and freedom of movement of EUFOR, the NATO presence, and other international personnel; requests the Member States acting through or in cooperation with the EU and the Member States acting through or in cooperation with NATO to report to the Council on the activity of EUFOR and NATO Headquarters presence respectively, through the appropriate channels and at least at three-monthly intervals. (Adopted unanimously, 6220th meeting, 18 Nov. 2009) BURUNDI SITUATION Reports S/2009/270 Fifth report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi. Issued: 22 May 2009. S/2009/450 Report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Burundi. Issued: 10 Sept. 2009.
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BURUNDI SITUATION (continued) BURUNDI SITUATION (continued) S/2009/611 Sixth report of the Secretary-General on the Resolutions United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi. S/RES/1902(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Issued: 30 Nov. 2009. Integrated Office in Burundi (BINUB)]. General documents Decides to extend until 31 Dec. 2010 the mandate of UN Integrated Office in Burundi (BINUB), as set out in S/2009/167 (A/63/798) Letter, 25 Mar. 2009, from the resolutions 1719 (2006), and renewed in its resolution Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission and the 1791 (2007) and 1858 (2008); encourages the Chairperson of the Burundi configuration of the Government of Burundi and the Forces nationales de Peacebuilding Commission. Reports the transmittal of libération (FNL) to make every effort to achieve the the conclusions of the Peacebuilding Commission implementation of the 4 Dec. 2008 Agreements; reiterates (PBC/3/BDI/3) following the 2nd review meeting on the its request for the Secretary-General, in particular through implementation of the Strategic Framework for BINUB, to play a robust political role in support of all facets Peacebuilding in Burundi; letter of transmittal only. of the peace process, in full coordination with subregional, S/2009/445 Letter, 3 Sept. 2009, from the Secretary- regional and international partners; decides that BINUB, General. Reports the findings and recommendations of working in close cooperation with the Government of the electoral needs assessment mission sent to Burundi Burundi, shall pay particular attention to supporting the following the request for electoral assistance for the electoral process, democratic governance, the elections to be held in 2010. consolidation of peace, sustainable reintegration and gender issues; urges the Government of Burundi and the S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. political parties to continue their efforts to preserve the Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating independence and credibility of the Independent National Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final Electoral Commission; urges BINUB to strengthen current document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the provisions for cooperation with the UN Organization Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. (MONUC); requests the Secretary-General to provide to Draft resolutions the Council a briefing on the electoral process in May 2010 and a full report on the implementation of the mandate of S/2009/652 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate BINUB in Nov. 2010. (Adopted unanimously, 6245th of the UN Integrated Office in Burundi (BINUB)] / France. meeting, 17 Dec. 2009) Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) CAMEROON–NIGERIA S/PV.6138 (9 June 2009) Burundi. General documents S/PV.6236 (10 Dec. 2009) Burundi. S/2009/642 Letter, 30 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Refers to previous letter dated 3 Dec. 2008 S/PV.6245 (17 Dec. 2009) Burundi. (S/2008/756) on the Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Discussion in plenary Commission and reports the latest achievements and activities undertaken by the Mixed Commission; states S/PV.6138 (9 June 2009). his intention to ask for resources from the regular budget S/PV.6236 (10 Dec. 2009). for the Mixed Commission for the period from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2010. S/PV.6245 (17 Dec. 2009). At the 6245th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/652 S/2009/643 Letter, 14 Dec. 2009, from the President of was adopted unanimously: resolution 1902 (2009). the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 30 Nov. 2009 (S/2009/642) from the Secretary-General concerning his intention to continue the activities of the UN support team to the Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission and reports that the members of the Security Council take note of the information contained in the letter and the intention expressed therein and urge the members of the Mixed Commission to work with international donors to seek further voluntary contributions. CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION See also: UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD Reports S/2009/66 Report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in the Central African Republic. Issued: 3 Feb. 2009.
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CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION (continued) (continued) S/2009/199 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2009/128 Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from Secretary-General. United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Refers to Secretary-General's report of 26 Nov. 2008 and Chad. (S/2008/733) and letter from the President of the Issued: 14 Apr. 2009. Security Council dated 23 Dec. 2008 (S/2008/809) and recommends that the UN Peacebuilding Support Office S/2009/214 Letter, 21 Apr. 2009, from the Secretary- in the Central African Republic be succeeded, initially General. Transmits letters dated 22 Sept. 2008 and 2 until 31 December 2009, by a UN Integrated Apr. 2009 from the Secretary-General and High Peacebuilding Office, with a revised mandate and Representative for the Common Foreign and Security structure. Policy of the European Union, transmitting the two reports on the activities of the European Union military S/2009/279 Letter, 26 May 2009, from Secretary-General. mission in Chad and the Central African Republic, which Refers to Secretary-General's letter of 5 Mar. 2009 covers the period 15 March -15 Sept. 2008 and 15 Sept. (S/2009/128) and reports his intention to appoint Sahle- 2008-15 Mar. 2009. Work Zewde (Ethiopia) as his new Special Representative in the Central African Republic and head S/2009/309 Report of the Secretary-General on the of UN Peacebuilding Support Office (BONUCA), which is situation in the Central African Republic and the activities to be succeeded by UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office of the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in (BINUCA). that country. Issued: 12 June 2009. S/2009/280 Letter, 29 May 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter S/2009/359 Report of the Secretary-General on the dated 26 May 2009 (S/2009/279) and reports that the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic members of the Security Council took note of his and Chad. intention to appoint Sahle-Work Zewde (Ethiopia) as his Issued: 14 July 2009. new Special Representative in the Central African S/2009/535 Report of the Secretary-General on the Republic and head of the UN Peacebuilding Support United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Office in the Central African Republic. and Chad. S/2009/436 Letter, 27 Aug. 2009, from the President of Issued: 14 Oct. 2009. the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 12 Aug. S/2009/627 Report of the Secretary-General on the 2009 from the Chairman of the Security Council Working situation in the Central African Republic and on the Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Working activities of the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Group's conclusions adopted on 1 July 2009 Office in that country. (S/AC.51/2009/2) on the report of the Secretary-General Issued: 8 Dec. 2009. on children and armed conflict in the Central African General documents Republic (S/2009/66). Draft resolutions S/2009/121 Letter, 27 Feb. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the UN Mission in the Central African S/2009/29 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) and reports the of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and intention of the Secretary-General to appoint Major Chad (MINURCAT)] / France. General Elhadji Mouhamedou Kandji (Senegal) as Force Commander of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) following the transfer of authority from the European Union forces in Chad and the Central African Republic on 15 Mar. 2009. S/2009/122 Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 27 Feb. 2009 (S/2009/121) and reports that members of the Security Council have taken note of his intention to appoint Major General Elhadji Mouhamedou Kandji (Senegal) as Force Commander of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad.
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CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION (continued) (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PRST/2009/35 Statement [made on behalf of the Council Security Council, at the 6250th meeting, 21 December 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of S/PRST/2009/5 Statement [made on behalf of the the item entitled "The situation in the Central African Security Council, at the 6102nd meeting, 7 Apr. 2009, in Republic"] / by the President of the Security Council. connection with the Council's consideration of the item Welcomes ongoing efforts aimed at national entitled "The situation in the Central African Republic"] / reconciliation in the Central African Republic; reiterates its by the President of the Security Council. call on the Government of the Central African Republic to Welcomes the recent progress towards strengthen and accelerate efforts to reform security sector implementing the recommendations of the inclusive institutions and for addressing widespread impunity and political dialogue, held in Bangui from 8-20 Dec. 2008; increasing respect for human rights; also reiterates its call demands that all armed groups which have not yet done on the Government to carry out without delay a so cease violence immediately; calls on all armed groups transparent and accountable disarmament, demobilization to immediately cease the recruitment and use of children; and reintegration (DDR) process. and ensure the welcomes the pledge made by the Economic and completion of disarmament and demobilization before the Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) on 30 2010 elections; strongly condemns the ongoing attacks by Jan. 2009 to contribute to fund the demobilization and the LRA in the Central African Republic; demands that the reintegration process; calls on the Government of the Government of the Central African Republic and all Central African Republic and all political stakeholders to political stakeholders ensure free, fair, transparent and ensure the timely, effective and transparent preparation for credible preparation and conduct of the 2010 elections; the 2009 and 2010 municipal, legislative and presidential welcomes the establishment of the UN Integrated elections; welcomes the recommendation by the Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic Secretary-General to establish a UN Integrated (BINUCA) on 1 Jan. 2010 for the period of one year; urges Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic the Special Representative of the Secretary -General to (BINUCA) to succeed the current UN peacebuilding office take all necessary steps so that BINUCA will be fully (BONUCA); requests the Secretary-General to ensure that operational as soon as possible. the smooth transition to the new integrated office take place as soon as possible. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PRST/2009/13 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6122nd meeting, 8 May 2009, in S/PV.6064 (14 Jan. 2009) Central African Republic and connection with the Council's consideration of the item Chad. entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African S/PV.6091 (10 Mar. 2009) Central African Republic. Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6102 (7 Apr. 2009) Central African Republic. Condemns the renewed military incursions in eastern Chad of Chadian armed groups; stresses that any S/PV.6111 (24 Apr. 2009) Central African Republic, Chad attempt at destabilization of Chad by force is and the Czech Republic. unacceptable; demands that rebel armed groups cease S/PV.6121 (8 May 2009) Chad and Sudan. violence immediately and calls on all parties to reengage in dialogue in the framework of the Sirte agreement of 25 S/PV.6122 (8 May 2009) Chad. Oct. 2007; calls on Sudan and Chad to respect and fully S/PV.6147 (22 June 2009) Central African Republic. implement their mutual commitments, to engage constructively with the Dakar contact group and the good S/PV.6172 (28 July 2009) Central African Republic and offices of Libya and Qatar, to normalize their relations, Chad. cooperate to put an end to cross-border activities of armed S/PV.6240 (15 Dec. 2009) Central African Republic. groups and strengthen actions to combat illicit arms trafficking in the region; reiterates its full support for the UN Discussion in plenary Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad S/PV.6064 (14 Jan. 2009). (MINURCAT), to protect UN and associated personnel and At the 6064th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/29 to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance; calls was adopted unanimously: resolution 1861 (2009). on all parties to abide by their obligations under international humanitarian law; encourages the Chadian S/PV.6091 (10 Mar. 2009). authorities in promoting political dialogue. S/PV.6102 (7 Apr. 2009). At the 6102nd meeting, the President made a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation in the Central African Republic": S/PRST/2009/5. S/PV.6111 (24 Apr. 2009). S/PV.6121 (8 May 2009). - 13 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CHAD –SUDAN (continued) See also: CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6122 (8 May 2009). SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS At the 6122nd meeting, the President made a Reports statement on behalf of Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the S/2009/303 Report of the Security Council mission to the item entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African African Union; Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Republic and the subregion": S/PRST/2009/13. the Congo; and Liberia. Issued: 11 June 2009. S/PV.6147 (22 June 2009). S/2009/562 Letter, 27 Oct. 2009, from the Chairman of the S/PV.6172 (28 July 2009). Security Council Committee established pursuant to S/PV.6204 (22 Oct. 2009). resolution 1591 (2005). Transmits letter dated 2 Oct. 2009 from the Coordinator of the Panel of Experts on the S/PV.6240 (15 Dec. 2009). Sudan transmitting the report of the Panel of Experts on S/PV.6250 (21 Dec. 2009). the Sudan as requested by the Security Council in para. At the 6250th meeting, the President made a 2 of resolution 1841 (2008). statement on behalf of Council members, in connection General documents with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation in the Central African S/2009/231 Note verbale, 5 May 2009, from Chad. Republic": S/PRST/2009/35. Transmits communiqué issued by the Government accusing the Sudan of alleged military aggression in Resolutions contravention of the signing of an agreement in Doha on S/RES/1861(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN normalization of relations between the 2 countries. Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad S/2009/232 Letter, 6 May 2009, from Chad. Requests for (MINURCAT)]. an urgent meeting of the Security Council to discuss an Decides to extend for a period of 12 months the alleged military attack by the Sudan against Chad. multidimensional presence in Chad and military presence in the Central African Republic intended to help create the S/2009/242 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the Libyan Arab security conditions conducive to a voluntary, secure and Jamahiriya. Transmits, in the capacity as the Chairman sustainable return of refugees and displaced persons, inter of the A frican Union, press statement issued by the alia by contributing to the protection of refugees, displaced Peace and Security Council of the African Union at its persons and civilians in danger, by facilitating the provision 187th meeting, held on 8 May 2009 in Addis Ababa, of humanitarian assistance in eastern Chad and the north- concerning the situation in Eastern Chad. eastern Central African Republic and by creating S/2009/243 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the President of the favourable conditions for the reconstruction and economic Security Council. Reports that members of the Security and social development of those areas; decides, for that Council have decided to send a mission to Africa from 14 purpose, to extend until 15 Mar. 2010 the mandate of to 21 May 2009 to visit Ethiopia, Rwanda, the MINURCAT; authorizes the deployment of a military Democratic Republic of the Congo and Liberia; contains component of MINURCAT to follow up European Union-led the terms of reference for each mission and the list of Force (EUFOR) in both Chad and the Central African members. Republic at the end of its mandate, and decides that the transfer of authority between EUFOR and the military S/2009/249 Letter, 12 May 2009, from Qatar. Transmits component of MINURCAT will take place on 15 Mar. 2009; text of the Doha Agreement signed between Chad and decides that MINURCAT shall include a maximum of 300 the Sudan on 3 May 2009 on normalizing relations and police officers, 25 military liaison officers, 5200 military implementation of previous agreements between the two personnel, and an appropriate number of civilian countries. personnel; requests the Secretary-General and the S/2009/255 Letter, 16 May 2009, from the Sudan. Reports Governments of Chad and the Central African Republic to alleged aerial bombardment inside the Sudan by cooperate closely throughout the period of deployment of Chadian warplanes and states that the Government of MINURCAT; demands that armed groups cease violence Sudan reserves its right to respond. immediately and urges all parties in Chad and the Central African Republic, respectively, to respect and implement S/2009/317 Letter, 18 June 2009, from the Sudan. the Sirte agreement of 25 Oct. 2007 and the Reports the presence of foreign aircraft in Sudanese comprehensive peace agreement signed in Libreville on airspace on 6 and 11 June 2009. 21 June 2008. (Adopted unanimously, 6064th meeting, 14 S/2009/355 Letter, 13 July 2009, from the Sudan. Reports Jan. 2009) alleged violation of Sudanese airspace on 27 June 2009 by military aircraft proceeding from Chad. S/2009/369 Letter, 16 July 2009, from the Sudan. Reports alleged violation of Sudanese airspace and bombing of areas inside the Sudan by Chadian aircraft on 16 July 2009.
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CHAD –SUDAN (continued) CHAD SITUATION S/2009/400 Letter, 3 Aug. 2009, from the Sudan. Reports See also: CHAD–SUDAN alleged attack on the Sudanese village of Arwa and the UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN kidnapping of Sudanese citizens by Chadian troops on REPUBLIC AND CHAD 28 July 2009. Reports S/2009/408 Letter, 6 Aug. 2009, from Chad. Refutes S/2009/199 Report of the Secretary-General on the allegations made by the Sudan concerning air strikes on United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Sudanese territory in May and June 2009 and attacks on and Chad. the Sudanese village of Arwa on 28 July 2009. Issued: 14 Apr. 2009. Statements by the President of the Security Council S/2009/214 Letter, 21 Apr. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letters dated 22 Sept. 2008 and 2 S/PRST/2009/13 Statement [made on behalf of the Apr. 2009 from the Secretary-General and High Security Council, at the 6122nd meeting, 8 May 2009, in Representative for the Common Foreign and Security connection with the Council's consideration of the item Policy of the European Union, transmitting the two entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African reports on the activities of the European Union military Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the mission in Chad and the Central African Republic, which Security Council. covers the period 15 March -15 Sept. 2008 and 15 Sept. Condemns the renewed military incursions in 2008-15 Mar. 2009. eastern Chad of Chadian armed groups; stresses that any S/2009/359 Report of the Secretary-General on the attempt at destabilization of Chad by force is United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic unacceptable; demands that rebel armed groups cease and Chad. violence immediately and calls on all parties to reengage Issued: 14 July 2009. in dialogue in the framework of the Sirte agreement of 25 Oct. 2007; calls on Sudan and Chad to respect and fully S/2009/535 Report of the Secretary-General on the implement their mutual commitments, to engage United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic constructively with the Dakar contact group and the good and Chad. offices of Libya and Qatar, to normalize their relations, Issued: 14 Oct. 2009. cooperate to put an end to cross-border activities of armed General documents groups and strengthen actions to combat illicit arms trafficking in the region; reiterates its full support for the UN S/2009/121 Letter, 27 Feb. 2009, from the Secretary- Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad General. Refers to the UN Mission in the Central African (MINURCAT), to protect UN and associated personnel and Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) and reports the to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance; calls intention of the Secretary-General to appoint Major on all parties to abide by their obligations under General Elhadji Mouhamedou Kandji (S enegal) as Force international humanitarian law; encourages the Chadian Commander of the UN Mission in the Central African authorities in promoting political dialogue. Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) following the transfer Participation by non-Council members (without of authority from the European Union forces in Chad and the Central African Republic on 15 Mar. 2009. the right to vote) S/2009/122 Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from the President of the S/PV.6121 (8 May 2009) Chad and Sudan. Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter S/PV.6122 (8 May 2009) Chad. dated 27 Feb. 2009 (S/2009/121) and reports that Discussion in plenary members of the Security Council have taken note of his intention to appoint Major General Elhadji Mouhamedou S/PV.6121 (8 May 2009). Kandji (Senegal) as Force Commander of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad. S/PV.6122 (8 May 2009). At the 6122nd meeting, the President made a S/2009/242 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the Libyan Arab statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Jamahiriya. Transmits, in the capacity as the Chairman with prior consultations among Council members on the of the African Union, press statement issued by the item entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African Peace and Security Council of the African Union at its Republic and the subregion": S/PRST/2009/13. 187th meeting, held on 8 May 2009 in Addis Ababa, concerning the situation in Eastern Chad. Draft resolutions S/2009/29 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT)] / France.
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CHAD SITUATION (continued) CHAD SITUATION (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Resolutions Council S/RES/1861(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/PRST/2009/13 Statement [made on behalf of the Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad Security Council, at the 6122nd meeting, 8 May 2009, in (MINURCAT)]. connection with the Council's consideration of the item Decides to extend for a period of 12 months the entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African multidimensional presence in Chad and military presence Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the in the Central African Republic intended to help create the Security Council. security conditions conducive to a voluntary, secure and Condemns the renewed military incursions in sustainable return of refugees and displaced persons, inter eastern Chad of Chadian armed groups; stresses that any alia by contributing to the protection of refugees, displaced attempt at destabilization of Chad by force is persons and civi lians in danger, by facilitating the provision unacceptable; demands that rebel armed groups cease of humanitarian assistance in eastern Chad and the north- violence immediately and calls on all parties to reengage eastern Central African Republic and by creating in dialogue in the framework of the Sirte agreement of 25 favourable conditions for the reconstruction and economic Oct. 2007; calls on Sudan and Chad to respect and fully and social development of those areas; decides, for that implement their mutual commitments, to engage purpose, to extend until 15 Mar. 2010 the mandate of constructively with the Dakar contact group and the good MINURCAT; authorizes the deployment of a military offices of Libya and Qatar, to normalize their relations, component of MINURCAT to follow up European Union-led cooperate to put an end to cross-border activities of armed Force (EUFOR) in both Chad and the Central African groups and strengthen actions to combat illicit arms Republic at the end of its mandate, and decides that the trafficking in the region; reiterates its full support for the UN transfer of authority between EUFOR and the military Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad component of MINURCAT will take place on 15 Mar. 2009; (MINURCAT), to protect UN and associated personnel and decides that MINURCAT shall include a maximum of 300 to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance; calls police officers, 25 military liaison officers, 5200 military on all parties to abide by their obligations under personnel, and an appropriate number of civilian international humanitarian law; encourages the Chadian personnel; requests the Secretary-General and the authorities in promoting political dialogue. Governments of Chad and the Central African Republic to Participation by non-Council members (without cooperate closely throughout the period of deployment of MINURCAT; demands that armed groups cease violence the right to vote) immediately and urges all parties in Chad and the Central S/PV.6064 (14 Jan. 2009) Central African Republic and African Republic, respectively, to respect and implement Chad. the Sirte agreement of 25 Oct. 2007 and the comprehensive peace agreement signed in Libreville on S/PV.6111 (24 Apr. 2009) Central African Republic, Chad 21 June 2008. (Adopted unanimously, 6064th meeting, 14 and the Czech Republic. Jan. 2009) S/PV.6121 (8 May 2009) Chad and Sudan. CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6122 (8 May 2009) Chad. See also: CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6172 (28 July 2009) Central African Republic and WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Chad. Reports Discussion in plenary S/2009/66 Report of the Secretary-General on children S/PV.6064 (14 Jan. 2009). and armed conflict in the Central African Republic. At the 6064th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/29 Issued: 3 Feb. 2009. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1861 (2009). S/2009/84 Report of the Secretary-General on children S/PV.6111 (24 Apr. 2009). and armed conflict in the Sudan. S/PV.6121 (8 May 2009). Issued: 10 Feb. 2009. S/2009/278 Report of the Secretary-General on children S/PV.6122 (8 May 2009). At the 6122nd meeting, the President made a and armed conflict in Myanmar. Issued: 1 June 2009. statement on behalf of Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the S/2009/325 Report of the Secretary-General on children item entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African and armed conflict in Sri Lanka. Republic and the subregion": S/PRST/2009/13. Issued: 25 June 2009. S/PV.6172 (28 July 2009). S/2009/362 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to S/PV.6204 (22 Oct. 2009). Security Council resolution 1820. Issued: 15 July 2009. S/2009/434 Report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Colombia. Issued: 28 Aug. 2009. - 16 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/2009/450 Report of the Secretary-General on children Draft resolutions and armed conflict in Burundi. S/2009/399 Draft resolution [on children and armed Issued: 10 Sept. 2009. conflict] / Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Benin, S/2009/462 Report of the Secretary-General on children Burkina Faso, Canada, Chile, Comoros, Costa Rica, and armed conflict in Uganda. Côte d'Ivoire, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Issued: 15 Sept. 2009. Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Iceland, General documents Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Mexico, Monaco, Netherlands, New S/2009/378 Letter, 20 July 2009, from Mexico. Transmits, Zealand, Norway, Peru, Portugal, Republic of Korea, in the capacity as Chairman of the Security Council Rwanda, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict, report Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom of Great Britain on the activities of the Working Group since the and Northern Ireland, United Republic of Tanzania, submission of its last report on 11 July 2008 United States of America and Uruguay. (S/2008/455). S/2009/489 Draft resolution [on sexual violence against S/2009/435 Letter, 27 Aug. 2009, from the President of women and children in situations of armed conflict] / the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 12 Aug. Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Belgium, 2009 from the Chairman of the Security Council Working Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Working Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Côte d'Ivoire, Croatia, Group's conclusions adopted on 1 July 2009 Cyprus, Czech Republic, Democratic Republic of the (S/AC.51/2009/2) on the report of the Secretary-General Congo, Denmark, Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, France, on children and armed conflict in Afghanistan Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, (S/2008/695). India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, S/2009/436 Letter, 27 Aug. 2009, from the President of Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Netherlands, New the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 12 Aug. Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Panama, Poland, Portugal, 2009 from the Chairman of the Security Council Working Republic of Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Serbia, Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Working Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Group's conclusions adopted on 1 July 2009 Sweden, Switzerland, the former Yugoslav Republic of (S/AC.51/2009/2) on the report of the Secretary-General Macedonia, Turkey, United Kingdom of Great Britain and on children and armed conflict in the Central African Northern Ireland, United Republic of Tanzania, and Republic (S/2009/66). United States of America. S/2009/437 Letter, 27 Aug. 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 12 Aug. 2009 from the Chairman of the Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Working Group's conclusions adopted on 1 July 2009 (S/AC.51/2009/2) on the report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (S/2008/693). S/2009/490 Letter, 18 Sept. 2009, from Viet Nam. Transmits concept paper for the Security Council open debate on the theme "Women and peace and security: responding to the needs of women and girls in post- conflict situations for sustainable peace and security", to be held on 5 Oct. 2009. S/2009/564 Letter, 27 Oct. 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 22 Oct. 2009 from the Chairman of the Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Working Group's conclusions adopted on 12 Oct. 2009 (S/AC.51/2009/4) on the report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Myanmar (S/2009/278). S/2009/608 Letter, 3 Dec. 2009, from Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Transmits note dated 23 Nov. 2009 from the Minister of Foreign Affairs requesting the Security Council to include in its agenda the "Colombian armed conflict".
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CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6195 (30 Sept. 2009) Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Council Australia, Belgium, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Côte d'Ivoire, Cyprus, Czech S/PRST/2009/9 Statement [made on behalf of the Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Security Council, at the 6114th meeting, 29 Apr. 2009, in Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, connection with the Council's consideration of the item Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Liberia, Liechtenstein, entitled "Children and armed conflict"] / by the President Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Mongolia, of the Security Council. Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Reaffirms its commitment to address the widespread Norway, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Korea, impact of armed conflict on children; stresses the Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Serbia, Singapore, importance of adopting a broad strategy of conflict Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, prevention; reiterates its equally strong condemnation of Switzerland, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia the continuing recruitment and use of children in armed and United Republic of Tanzania. conflict; expresses deep concern with the high incidence and appalling levels of brutality of rape and other forms of Discussion in plenary sexual violence against children; reiterates its call on S/PV.6114 (29 Apr. 2009). parties to armed conflict that have not already done so to prepare and implement, without further delay, concrete S/PV.6114(Resumption1) (29 Apr. 2009). time-bound action plans to halt recruitment and use of At the 6114th meeting, the President made a children; emphasizes the need for concerned Member statement on behalf of Council members, in connection States to take decisive and immediate action against with prior consultations among Council members on the persistent perpetrators of violations against children; item entitled "Children and armed conflict": reiterates the importance of the full, safe and unhindered S/PRST/2009/9. access of humanitarian personnel and goods and the S/PV.6176 (4 Aug. 2009). delivery of humanitarian assistance to all children affected At the 6176th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/399 by armed conflict; invites the Peacebuilding Commission to was adopted unanimously: resolution 1882 (2009). continue to promote child protection in post-conflict situations under its consideration; requests the Secretary- S/PV.6180 (7 Aug. 2009). General to submit his next report by May 2010 on the implementation of its resolutions on children and armed S/PV.6180(Resumption1) (7 Aug. 2009). conflict. S/PV.6195 (30 Sept. 2009). Participation by non-Council members (without At the 6195th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/489 the right to vote) was adopted unanimously: resolution 1888 (2009). Resolutions S/PV.6114 (29 Apr. 2009) Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bosnia and S/RES/1882(2009) [Children and armed conflict]. Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, Chad, Chile, Colombia, Calls upon Member States, UN entities, including the the Czech Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Peacebuilding Commission and other parties concerned to Finland, Germany, Ghana, Guatemala, Iraq, Ireland, ensure that the protection, rights, well-being and Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, empowerment of children affected by armed conflict are Morocco, Myanmar, Nepal, the Netherlands, Peru, the integrated into all peace processes and that post-conflict Philippines, Qatar, the Republic of Korea, Rwanda, Sri recovery and reconstruction planning, programmes and Lanka, Switzerland, Thailand and Uruguay. strategies prioritize issues concerning children affected by armed conflict; and also calls upon concerned Member S/PV.6114(Resumption1) (29 Apr. 2009) Armenia, Benin States to take decisive and immediate action against and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. persistent perpetrators of violations and abuses committed S/PV.6176 (4 Aug. 2009) Argentina, Australia, Belgium, against children in situations of armed conflict, and further Benin, Canada, Chile, the Comoros, Côte d'Ivoire, the calls upon them to bring to justice those responsible for Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, such violations that are prohibited under applicable Guatemala, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Latvia, international law, including with regard to recruitment and Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Netherlands, use of children, killing and maiming and rape and other New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Portugal, the Republic of sexual violence, through national justice systems, and Korea, Rwanda, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, where applicable, international justice mechanisms and Switzerland, the United Republic of Tanzania and mixed criminal courts and tribunals, with a view to ending Uruguay. impunity for those committing crimes against children. (Adopted unanimously, 6176th meeting, 4 Aug. 2009)
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CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/RES/1888(2009) [Sexual violence against women and children in situations of armed conflict]. S/2009/324 Letter, 16 June 2009, from Palestine. Demands that all parties to armed conflict Requests that Security Council invite the Permanent immediately take appropriate measures to protect civilians, Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the including women and children, from all forms of sexual Security Council on the protection of civilians in armed violence; requests that the UN Secretary-General appoint conflict to be held on Friday, 26 June 2009. a Special Representative to provide coherent and strategic leadership, to work effectively to strengthen existing UN S/2009/490 Letter, 18 Sept. 2009, from Viet Nam. coordination mechanisms, and to engage in advocacy Transmits concept paper for the Security Council open efforts, in order to address sexual violence in armed debate on the theme "Women and peace and security: conflict, while promoting cooperation and coordination of responding to the needs of women and girls in post- efforts among all relevant stakeholders, primarily through conflict situations for sustainable peace and security", to the inter-agency initiative "United Nations Action Against be held on 5 Oct. 2009. Sexual Violence in Conflict"; calls upon the Secretary- S/2009/567 Letter, 2 Nov. 2009, from Austria. Transmits General to identify and take the appropriate measures to concept paper for the Security Council open debate on deploy rapidly a team of experts to situations of particular the theme "Protection of civilians in armed conflict", to be concern with respect to sexual violence in armed conflict; held on 11 Nov. 2009 under the Austrian Presidency of decides to include specific provisions, as appropriate, for the Security Council. the protection of women and children from rape and other sexual violence in the mandates of UN peacekeeping S/2009/608 Letter, 3 Dec. 2009, from Bolivarian Republic operations, including, on a case-by-case basis, the of Venezuela. Transmits note dated 23 Nov. 2009 from identification of women's protection advisers (WPAs) the Minister of Foreign Affairs requesting the Security among gender advisers and human rights protection units, Council to include in its agenda the "Colombian armed and requests the Secretary-General to ensure that the conflict". need for, and the number and roles of WPAs are Draft resolutions systematically assessed during the preparation of each UN peacekeeping operation; requests the Secretary-General S/2009/489 Draft resolution [on sexual violence against to ensure that technical support is provided to troop and women and children in situations of armed conflict] / police contributing countries; requests the Secretary- Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Belgium, General to continue and strengthen efforts to implement Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, the policy of zero tolerance of sexual exploitation and Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Côte d'Ivoire, Croatia, abuse in UN peacekeeping operations; requests that the Cyprus, Czech Republic, Democratic Republic of the Secretary-General ensure more systematic reporting on Congo, Denmark, Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, France, incidents of trends, emerging patterns of attack, and early Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, warning indicators of the use of sexual violence in armed India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Liberia, conflict in all relevant reports to the Council; decides to Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, review the mandates of the Special Representative and Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Netherlands, New the Team of Experts within two years, and as appropriate Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Panama, Poland, Portugal, thereafter. (Adopted unanimously, 6195th meeting, 30 Republic of Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Serbia, Sept. 2009) Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the former Yugoslav Republic of CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Macedonia, Turkey, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United Republic of Tanzania, and See also: CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS United States of America. WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/2009/582 Draft resolution [on the protection of civilians Reports in armed conflicts] / Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Benin, S/2009/277 Report of the Secretary-General on the Burkina Faso, Canada, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, protection of civilians in armed conflict. Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Issued: 29 May 2009. Greece, Italy, Japan, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Mexico, Norway, Netherlands, Republic of S/2009/362 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to Moldova, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, Security Council resolution 1820. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Issued: 15 July 2009. United Republic of Tanzania and United States of General documents America. S/2009/31 Letter, 13 Jan. 2009, from Palestine. Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Security Council that will be held on Wednesday, 14 Jan. 2009, on the protection of civilians in armed conflict.
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CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6195 (30 Sept. 2009) Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Council Australia, Belgium, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Côte d'Ivoire, Cyprus, Czech S/PRST/2009/1 Statement [made on behalf of the Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Security Council, at the 6066th meeting, 14 Jan. 2009, in Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, connection with the Council's consideration of the item Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Liberia, Liechtenstein, entitled "Protection of civilians in armed conflict"] / by the Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Mongolia, President of the Security Council. Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Reaffirms its commitment to the full and effective Norway, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Korea, implementation of its resolutions on the protection of Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Serbia, Singapore, civilians in armed conflict and recalls previous statements Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, on the issue made by its President; remains committed to Switzerland, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia addressing the impact of armed conflict on civilians; and United Republic of Tanzania. expresses its deepest concern that civilians continue to account for the majority of victims of acts of violence S/PV.6216 (11 Nov. 2009) Afghanistan, Argentina, committed by parties to armed conflicts; condemns all Australia, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, violations of international law, including international Colombia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, humanitarian law, human rights law and refugee law, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Guatemala, committed against civilians in situations of armed conflict; Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kenya, recognizes the needs of civilians under foreign occupation Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Republic of Moldova, and stresses further, in this regard, the responsibilities of Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Qatar, Republic of the occupying Power; condemns terrorism in all its forms Korea, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, and manifestations, however and by whomever committed; Sri Lanka, Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland, Syrian Arab reiterates the importance of the Aide Memoire as a Republic, United Arab Emirates, United Republic of practical tool that provides a basis for improved analysis Tanzania, Uruguay, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and diagnosis of key protection issues, particularly during and Zambia. deliberations on peacekeeping mandates, and stresses S/PV.6216(Resumption 1) (11 Nov. 2009) Armenia, the need to implement the approaches set out therein on a Benin, Cyprus, the Islamic Republic of Iran and Rwanda. more regular and consistent basis, taking into account the particular circumstances of each conflict situation, and Discussion in plenary undertakes to remain actively seized of the matter. S/PV.6066 (14 Jan. 2009). Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6066(Resumption1) (14 Jan. 2009). At the 6066th meeting, the President made a S/PV.6066 (14 Jan. 2009) Afghanistan, Argentina, statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Australia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, with prior consultations among Council members on the Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Finland, item entitled "Protection of civilians in armed conflict": Indonesia, Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Italy, Jordan, S/PRST/2009/1. Kenya, Kuwait, Liechtenstein, Morocco, Myanmar, New S/PV.6151 (26 June 2009). Zealand, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Qatar, Sudan, Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, United Arab S/PV.6151(Resumption1) (26 June 2009). Emirates, United Republic of Tanzania, Uruguay, S/PV.6180 (7 Aug. 2009). Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) and Palestine. S/PV.6180(Resumption1) (7 Aug. 2009). S/PV.6151 (26 June 2009) Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, S/PV.6195 (30 Sept. 2009). Colombia, Czech Republic, Georgia, Guatemala, At the 6195th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/489 Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Liechtenstein, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1888 (2009). Morocco, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Peru, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Syrian S/PV.6216 (11 Nov. 2009). Arab Republic, Uruguay, Bolivarian Republic of At the 6216th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/582 Venezuela and Palestine. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1894 (2009). S/PV.6180 (7 Aug. 2009) Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Cape Verde, Ecuador, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Kenya, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Republic of Korea, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Timor- Leste and the United Republic of Tanzania.
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CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) (continued) Resolutions S/RES/1894(2009) [Protection of civilians in armed S/RES/1888(2009) [Sexual violence against women and conflict]. Demands that parties to armed conflict comply children in situations of armed conflict]. strictly with the obligations applicable to them under Demands that all parties to armed conflict international humanitarian, human rights and refugee law, immediately take appropriate measures to protect civilians, as well as to implement all relevant decisions of the including women and children, from all forms of sexual Security Council and in this regard, urges them to take all violence; requests that the UN Secretary-General appoint required measures to respect and protect the civilian a Special Representative to provide coherent and strategic population and meet its basic needs; demands that all leadership, to work effectively to strengthen existing UN States and parties to armed conflict fully implement all coordination mechanisms, and to engage in advocacy relevant decisions of the Security Council and in this efforts, in order to address sexual violence in armed regard cooperate fully with UN peacekeeping missions and conflict, while promoting cooperation and coordination of Country Teams in the follow-up and implementation of efforts among all relevant stakeholders, primarily through these resolutions; stresses the importance for all, within the inter-agency initiative "United Nations Action Against the framework of humanitarian assistance, of upholding Sexual Violence in Conflict"; calls upon the Secretary- and respecting the humanitarian principles of humanity, General to identify and take the appropriate measures to neutrality, impartiality and independence; stresses the deploy rapidly a team of experts to situations of particular importance for all parties to armed conflict to cooperate concern with respect to sexual violence in armed conflict; with humanitarian personnel in order to allow and facilitate decides to include specific provisions, as appropriate, for access to civilian populations affected by armed conflict; the protection of women and children from rape and other requests the Secretary-General, in consultation with sexual violence in the mandates of UN peacekeeping relevant actors, to ensure that peacekeeping missions with operations, including, on a case-by-case basis, the protection of civilians' mandates, in keeping with the identification of women's protection advisers (WPAs) strategic plans that guide their deployment, conduct among gender advisers and human rights protection units, mission-wide planning, pre-deployment training, and and requests the Secretary-General to ensure that the senior leadership training on the protection of civilians and need for, and the number and roles of WPAs are requests troop and police contributing countries to ensure systematically assessed during the preparation of each UN the provision of appropriate training of their personnel peacekeeping operation; requests the Secretary-General participating in UN peacekeeping and other relevant to ensure that technical support is provided to troop and missions to heighten the awareness and responsiveness police contributing countries; requests the Secretary- to protection concerns; requests the Secretary-General to General to continue and strengthen efforts to implement develop guidance for UN peacekeeping and other relevant the policy of zero tolerance of sexual exploitation and missions on the reporting on the protection of civilians in abuse in UN peacekeeping operations; requests that the armed conflict with a view to streamlining reporting and Secretary-General ensure more systematic reporting on enhancing the Council's monitoring and oversight of the incidents of trends, emerging patterns of attack, and early implementation of protection mandates of UN warning indicators of the use of sexual violence in armed peacekeeping and other missions; requests the Secretary- conflict in all relevant reports to the Council; decides to General to develop guidance for UN peacekeeping and review the mandates of the Special Representative and other relevant missions on the reporting on the protection the Team of Experts within two years, and as appropriate of civilians in armed conflict with a view to streamlining thereafter. (Adopted unanimously, 6195th meeting, 30 reporting and enhancing the Council's monitoring and Sept. 2009) oversight of the implementation of protection mandates of UN peacekeeping and other missions; requests the Secretary-General to submit his next report on the protection of civilians in armed conflict by Nov. 2010. (Adopted unanimously, 6216th meeting, 11 Nov. 2009)
CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS See also: UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Reports S/2009/21 Nineteenth progress report of the Secretary- General on the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. Issued: 8 Jan. 2009. S/2009/196 Twentieth progress report of the Secretary - General on the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. Issued: 13 Apr. 2009.
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CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) (continued) S/2009/344 Twenty-first progress report of the Secretary - S/2009/637 Letter, 8 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- General on the United Nations Operation in Côte General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to d'Ivoire. appoint Major General Abdul Hafiz (Bangladesh) as Issued: 7 July 2009. Operation Force Commander of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire with effect from 1 Jan. 2010 as a S/2009/495 Twenty-second progress report of the replacement for Major General Fernand Marcel Secretary-General on the United Nations Operation in Amoussou (Benin), whose tour of duty will end on 31 Côte d'Ivoire. Dec. 2009. Issued: 29 Sept. 2009. General documents S/2009/638 Letter, 10 Dec. 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 8 Dec. 2009 S/2009/5 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary-General. (S/2009/637) from the Secretary-General and reports Refers to Security Council resolution 1842 (2008) that the Secretary-General's intention to designate Major concerning Côte d'Ivoire and reports that, after General Abdul Hafiz (Bangladesh) as Commander of the consulting with the Security Council Committee UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire has been brought to the established pursuant to resolution 1572 (2004) the attention of the members of the Security Council. Secretary-General has appointed Joel Hernando Salek S/2009/646 Letter, 14 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- (Colombia) as the 5th expert to serve on the Group of General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1893 Experts until 31 Oct. 2009. (2009) extending the mandate of the Group of Experts S/2009/101 Letter, 19 Feb. 2009, from Burkina Faso. on Côte d'Ivoire until 31 Oct. 2010 and reports that after Transmits communiqué of the 6th meeting of the consulting with the Security Council Committee Evaluation and Monitoring Committee of the established pursuant to resolution 1572 (2004) Ouagadougou Political Agreement, held on 16 Feb. concerning Côte d'Ivoire he has appointed 5 experts for 2009. aviation, arms, customs, diamonds and finance. S/2009/188 Letter, 8 Apr. 2009, from Chairman of the S/2009/672 Letter, 18 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- Security Council Committee Established pursuant to General. Refers to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. (UNOCI) established pursuant to Security Council Transmits the midterm report of the Group of Experts on resolution 1528 (2004) and his letter of 8 Dec. 2009 and Côte d'Ivoire, prepared pursuant to para. 11 of Security reports that the appointment of Major General Abdul Council resolution 1842 (2008). Hafiz (Bangladesh) as Force Commander of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) will take effect from 1 S/2009/257 Letter, 19 May 2009, from Burkina Faso. Apr. 2010 while the tour of duty of the current UNOCI Transmits press statement on the 5th meeting of the Force Commander, Major General Fernand Marcel Permanent Consultative Framework of the Amoussou (Benin) will be extended until 31 Mar. 2010. Ouagadougou Political Agreement held under the auspices of the Facilitator of the inter-Ivorian Direct S/2009/673 Letter, 24 Dec. 2009, from the President of Dialogue, Ouagadougou, 18 May 2009. the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 18 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/672) and reports that his S/2009/446 Letter, 4 Sept. 2009, from the Secretary- intention to extend the appointment of Major General General. Provides an update on the preparation of the Fernand Marcel Amoussou as the Force Commander of provisional electoral list for the presidential election in the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire until 31 Mar. 2010 has Côte d'Ivoire, scheduled to take place on 29 Nov. 2009. been brought to the attention of the members of the S/2009/521 Letter, 7 Oct. 2009, from the Chairman of the Security Council. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/2009/689 Letter, 31 Dec. 2009, from Chairman of the Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Transmits the final report of the Group of Experts on Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. Côte d'Ivoire, prepared pursuant to para. 11 of Security Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Council resolution 1842 (2008). established pursuant to resolution 1572 (2004) S/2009/626 Letter, 7 Dec. 2009, from Burkina Faso. concerning Côte d'Ivoire covering the activities of the Transmits press statement on the 6th meeting of the Committee from 1 Jan. - 31 Dec. 2009. Permanent Consultative Framework of the S/2009/694 Letter, 29 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- Ouagadougou Political Agreement held on 3 Dec. 2009 General. Transmits letter dated 19 Dec. 2009 from Côte under the auspices of the Facilitator of the inter-Ivorian d'Ivoire and Burkina Faso proposing the deployment of a direct dialogue. military unit of up to 500 troops from Burkina Faso to Côte d'Ivoire for a period of 3 months, as part of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI), to reinforce the security arrangements for the presidential elections expected to be held by Mar. 2010.
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CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) (continued) Draft resolutions S/PRST/2009/33 Statement [made on behalf of the S/2009/49 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandates of Security Council, at the 6234th meeting, 8 December 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the the item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire"] / by the French forces which support it] / France. President of the Security Council. S/2009/390 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of Notes with concern the postponement of the 1st the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the round of the presidential election, scheduled for 29 Nov. French forces which support it] / France. 2009; welcomes the 3 Dec. 2009 communiqué of the Permanent Consultative Framework; commends the S/2009/560 Draft resolution [on extension of measures Facilitator, President Blaise Compaoré of Burkina Faso, for imposed by Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) his continued efforts to support the peace process in Côte and 1643 (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and d'Ivoire; takes note that the Permanent Consultative on extension of the mandate of the UN Group of Framework considered that the postponement of the Experts] / France. elections was due to technical and financial constraints Statements by the President of the Security and that the 1st round of the Presidential elections would Council be organized by the end of Feb. or the beginning of Mar. 2010; urges again the Ivorian authorities to allow equitable S/PRST/2009/16 Statement [made on behalf of the access to public media, consistent with the Code of Good Security Council, at the 6133rd meeting, 29 May 2009, in Conduct for Elections; welcomes the signature by connection with the Council's consideration of the item President Laurent Gbagbo on 17 Nov. 2009 of several entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire"] / by the President military rules and regulations, including 7 decrees; recalls of the Security Council. that it will review the mandate and the troop level of the The Security Council welcomes the communiqué UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) by 31 Jan. 2010; dated 18 May 2009 of the Permanent Consultative reiterates its determination to bring its full support to a Framework of the Ouagadougou Political Agreement, credible electoral process in Côte d'Ivoire. which provides a comprehensive electoral time frame leading to the first round of the presidential election in Côte Participation by non-Council members (without d'Ivoire on 29 Nov. 2009; it stresses that this time frame the right to vote) has been endorsed by all the main Ivorian political actors; S/PV.6071 (21 Jan. 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. underlines the importance of the effective implementation of each of the five stages leading to the elections; urges S/PV.6076 (27 Jan. 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. the Ivorian political actors to meet their commitments in full S/PV.6113 (28 Apr. 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. and without further delay; reaffirms its full support to the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Côte S/PV.6133 (29 May 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. d'Ivoire and to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire, and recalls that the Special Representative shall certify that all S/PV.6168 (23 July 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. stages of the electoral process provide all the necessary S/PV.6174 (30 July 2009) Cotê d'Ivoire. guarantees for the holding of free, fair, open and transparent presidential and legislative elections; reiterates S/PV.6209 (29 Oct. 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. its determination to bring its full support to a credible S/PV.6234 (8 Dec. 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. electoral process in Côte d'Ivoire. Discussion in plenary S/PRST/2009/25 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6193rd meeting, 29 September S/PV.6070 (21 Jan. 2009). 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of S/PV.6071 (21 Jan. 2009). the item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6076 (27 Jan. 2009). Reiterates Security Council's full support to the At the 6076th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/49 Ougadougou political process and to the electoral timeline was adopted unanimously: resolution 1865 (2009). endorsed by all the main Ivorian political actors; reiterates S/PV.6113 (28 Apr. 2009). its determination to bring its full support to a credible electoral process and highlights the importance of an S/PV.6133 (29 May 2009). inclusive participation of the Ivorian civil society; it has At the 6133rd meeting, the President made a extended the mandate and has maintained the troop level statement on behalf of Council members, in connection of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI); expresses with prior consultations among Council members on the its concern at the delay in publication of the provisional item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire": voters list; reiterates that the Ivorian political actors are S/PRST/2009/16. bound to respect the electoral timeline; expresses its S/PV.6166 (23 July 2009). intention to start considering the future direction of UNOCI by reviewing by 15 Oct. its mandate and the benchmarks S/PV.6168 (23 July 2009). for a possible drawdown of the operation.
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CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) (continued) S/PV.6174 (30 July 2009). S/RES/1893(2009) [Extension of measures imposed by At the 6174th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/390 Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) and 1643 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1880 (2009). (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and on extension of the mandate of the UN Group of Experts]. S/PV.6193 (29 Sept. 2009). Decides to renew until 31 Oct. 2010 the measures At the 6193rd meeting, the President made a on arms and the financial and travel measures imposed by statement on behalf of Council members, in connection paras. 7 to 12 of resolution 1572 (2004) and the measures with prior consultations among Council members on the preventing the importation by any State of all rough item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire": diamonds from Côte d'Ivoire imposed by para. 6 of S/PRST/2009/25. resolution 1643 (2005); demands that the Ivorian parties to S/PV.6209 (29 Oct. 2009). the Ouagadougou Political Agreement, in particular the At the 6209th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/560 Ivorian authorities, provide unhindered access particularly was adopted unanimously: resolution 1893 (2009). to the Group of Experts firstly established pursuant to para. 7 of resolution 1584 (2004), to equipment, sites and S/PV.6234 (8 Dec. 2009). installations referred to in para. 2 (a) of resolution 1584 At the 6234th meeting, the President made a (2005), and to all weapons, ammunition and related statement on behalf of Council members, in connection materiel, regardless of location, when appropriate without with prior consultations among Council members on the notice and including those under the control of Republican item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire": Guard units, and demands further that they provide access S/PRST/2009/33. under the same conditions to UNOCI in order to carry out S/PV.6258 (14 Jan. 2010). its mandate and to the French forces which support it, as set out in its resolutions 1739 (2007) and 1880 (2009); Resolutions decides to extend the mandate of the Group of Experts as S/RES/1865(2009) [Renewal of the mandates of the UN set out in para. 7 of resolution 1727 (2006) until 31 Oct. Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French 2010 and requests the Secretary-General to take the forces which support it]. necessary administrative measures; decides that, the Urges the Ivorian political actors to find without delay measures imposed by para. 6 of resolution 1643 (2005) an agreement on a new and realistic time frame leading shall not apply to an import that will be used solely for the quickly to free, open, fair and transparent elections; purposes of scientific research and analysis to facilitate the decides to renew the mandates of UNOCI and of the development of specific technical information concerning French forces which support it, as determined in resolution Ivorian diamond production, provided the research is 1739 (2007), until 31 July 2009, in particular to support the coordinated by the Kimberley Process, and approved on a organization in Côte d'Ivoire of free, open, fair and case by case basis by the Committee; and decides that a transparent elections; endorses the recommendation request made in accordance with para. 16 shall be contained in paras. 46 and 61 of the report of the submitted to the Committee jointly by the Kimberley Secretary-General dated 8 Jan. 2009 (S/2009/21) and Process and the importing Member State, and decides decides to reduce the level of authorized military personnel further that where the Committee has approved an from 8115-7450; expresses its intention to review by 31 exemption pursuant to this para., the importing Member July 2009 the mandates of UNOCI and the French forces State shall notify the Committee of the results of the study which support it, the level of troops of UNOCI and the and share the results, without delay, with the Group of benchmarks referred to in para. 19 above, in light of the Experts on Côte d'Ivoire to assist them in their progress achieved in the electoral process and in the investigations. (Adopted unanimously, 6209th meeting, 29 implementation of the key steps of the peace process, and Oct. 2009) requests the Secretary-General to provide to it a report to this end 3 weeks before this date. (Adopted unanimously, COUNTER-TERRORISM COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE 6076th meeting, 27 Jan. 2009) DIRECTORATE S/RES/1880(2009) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN See: TERRORISM Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it]. CTED Urges the political parties to comply fully with the See: TERRORISM Code of Good Conduct for elections and urges Ivorian authorities to allow equitable access to public media; CUBA–UNITED STATES decides to renew the mandates of UNOCI and of the General documents French forces which support it, as determined in resolution 1739 (2007), until 31 Jan. 2010, in particular to support the S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. organization in Côte d'Ivoire of free, open, fair and Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating transparent elections; reaffirms its intention to authorize Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final the Secretary -General to redeploy troops, as may be document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the needed, between the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) and Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el UNOCI. 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CUBA–UNITED STATES (continued) CYPRUS QUESTION (continued) S/2009/515 (A/63/967) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. S/2009/291 (A/63/875) Letter, 4 June 2009, from Cyprus. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Reports alleged violation of Cyprus's sovereignty and Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Special territorial integrity, as well as its air and maritime space, Declaration of the Heads of State and Government of the by Turkey on 27 and 28 May 2009. Non-Aligned Movement on the necessity of ending the S/2009/294 (A/63/878) Letter, 5 June 2009, from Cyprus. economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed Reports alleged violations of the airspace of Cyprus by by the United States of America against Cuba, adopted military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force, 1 Apr. - 28 May by the 15th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement, held 2009. in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. S/2009/296 Letter, 5 June 2009, from Cyprus. Transmits S/2009/593 (A/64/534) Letter, 11 Nov. 2009, from Cuba. response to the explanation of vote against the draft Reports the release of Santiago Álvarez Fernández- resolution concerning the Cyprus question, made by the Magriña, who has allegedly committed terrorist acts representative of Turkey at the 6123rd meeting of the against the Cuba, from prison in the United States and Security Council held on 29 May 2009. calls for the release of 5 Cubans allegedly held as political prisoners in the United States. S/2009/313 (A/63/887) Letter, 17 June 2009, from Turkey. Transmits letter dated 16 June 2009 from Kemal Gökeri CYPRUS QUESTION of the Turkish Cypriot community refuting alleged See also: UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS violations of international air traffic regulations and the national airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft Reports (A/63/878-S/2009/294). S/2009/248 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2009/321 (A/63/888) Letter, 19 June 2009, from United Nations operation in Cyprus. Cyprus. Transmits letter dated 19 June 2009 from Kemal Issued: 15 May 2009. Gökeri of the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting alleged S/2009/609 Report of the Secretary-General on the distortions of the realities of the Cyprus question United Nations operation in Cyprus. (S/2009/296) and states that the Turkish Cypriot Issued: 25 Nov. 2009. Community remains committed to finding a comprehensive settlement to Cyprus question. S/2009/610 Report of the Secretary-General on his mission of good offices in Cyprus. S/2009/417 (A/63/939) Letter, 10 Aug. 2009, from Issued: 30 Nov. 2009. Cyprus. Reports alleged violations of international air traffic regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by military General documents aircraft of the Turkish Air Force, 1 June-31 July 2009. S/2009/81 (A/63/711) Letter, 6 Feb. 2009, from Cyprus. S/2009/428 (A/63/948) Letter, 19 Aug. 2009, from Turkey. Refers to letter dated 10 Dec. 2008 (A/63/599- Transmits letter dated 19 Aug. 2009 from Kemal Gökeri S/2008/788) and reports alleged violations of of the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting alleged international air traffic regulations and the national violations of international air traffic regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by military aircraft of the Turkish Air airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft (A/63/939- Force, recorded from 2 Dec. 2008 to 28 Jan. 2009. S/2009/417). S/2009/115 (A/63/742) Letter, 25 Feb. 2009, from Turkey. S/2009/529 (A/64/488) Letter, 9 Oct. 2009, from Cyprus. Transmits letter dated 24 Feb. 2009 from Kemal Gökeri Reports alleged violations of international air traffic of the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting alleged regulations and the national airspace of the Republic of violations of international air traffic regulations and the Cyprus by military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force, national airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft (A/63/711- recorded from 1 Aug. to 30 Sept. 2009. S/2009/81). S/2009/543 (A/64/498) Letter, 19 Oct. 2009, from Turkey. S/2009/187 (A/63/813) Letter, 7 Apr. 2009, from Cyprus. Transmits letter dated 16 Oct. 2009 from Kemal Gökeri Refers to letter dated 6 Feb. 2009 (A/63/711-S/2009/81) of the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting alleged and reports alleged violations of international air traffic violations of international air traffic regulations and the regulations and the national airspace of Cyprus by airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft (A/64/488- military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force, recorded from 2 S/2009/529). Feb. 2009 to 28 Mar. 2009. S/2009/581 (A/64/523) Letter, 9 Nov. 2009, from Turkey. S/2009/216 (A/63/828) Letter, 17 Apr. 2009, from Turkey. Transmits letter dated 6 Nov. 2009 from Kemal Gökeri of Transmits letter dated 15 Apr. 2009 from Kemal Gökeri the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting allegations made of the Turkish Cypriot community forwarding letter dated by Cyprus at the high-level plenary meeting of the UN 14 Apr. from Mehmet Ali Talat of the Turkish Cypriot General Assembly on 24 Sept. 2009. community concerning alleged activities of the Greek Cypriot Community regarding the delimitation of S/2009/668 (A/64/607) Letter, 18 Dec. 2009, from maritime jurisdiction areas in the Eastern Mediterranean. Cyprus. Reports alleged violations of international air traffic regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force, 1 Oct.-26 Nov. 2009.
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CYPRUS QUESTION (continued) CYPRUS QUESTION (continued) Draft resolutions Resolutions S/2009/276 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/RES/1873(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] / Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. China, France, Russian Federation, United Kingdom of Reaffirms all its relevant resolutions on Cyprus, in Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of particular resolution 1251 (1999) of 29 June 1999 and America. subsequent resolutions; expresses its full support for UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) and decides to S/2009/641 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate extend its mandate for a further period ending 15 of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] / December 2009; calls on both sides to continue to engage, China, France, Russian Federation, United Kingdom of as a matter of urgency and while respecting UNFICYP's Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of mandate, in consultations with UNFICYP on the America. demarcation of the buffer zone, and on the UN 1989 aide- Statements by the President of the Security memoire, with a view to reaching early agreement on Council outstanding issues; requests the Secretary-General to submit a report on implementation of this resolution, S/PRST/2009/10 Statement [made on behalf of the including on contingency planning in relation to the Security Council, at the 6115th meeting, 30 Apr. 2009, in settlement, by 1 December 2009 and to keep the Security connection with the Council's consideration of the item Council updated on events as necessary. (Adopted 14-1-0, entitled "The situation in Cyprus"] / by the President of 6132nd meeting, 29 May 2009) the Security Council. Strongly urges the leaders to increase the S/RES/1898(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN momentum in the negotiations to ensure the full Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. exploitation of this opportunity to reach a comprehensive Urges full exploitation of this opportunity, including settlement based on a bicommunal, bizonal federation with by intensifying the momentum of negotiations, improving political equality, as set out in the relevant Security Council the current atmosphere of trust and goodwill, and resolutions; emphasizes the importance of all parties engaging in the process in a constructive and open engaging fully, flexibly and constructively and looks manner; urges also the implementation of confidence- forward to decisive progress in the negotiations in the near building measures, and looks forward to agreement on and future; fully supports the Secretary-General's Good Offices implementation of further such steps, including the opening Mission and encourages the Secretary-General's Special of other crossing points; decides to extend its mandate for Adviser to continue to offer the leaders any support they a further period ending 15 June 2010; calls on the Turkish need to achieve a settlement; and reiterates its full support Cypriot side and Turkish forces to restore in Strovilia the for the process and underlines the benefits that military status quo which existed there prior to 30 June reunification will bring to the island. 2000; requests the Secretary-General to submit a report Discussion in plenary on implementation of this resolution, including on contingency planning in relation to the settlement, by 1 S/PV.6115 (30 Apr. 2009). June 2010 and to keep the Security Council updated on At the 6115th meeting, the President made a events as necessary. (Adopted 14-1-0, 6239th meeting, 14 statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Dec. 2009) with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation in Cyprus": S/PRST/2009/10. DARFUR S/PV.6126 (22 May 2009). See: AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6132 (29 May 2009). At the 6132nd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/276 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– was adopted (14-1-0): resolution 1873 (2009). MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6231 (7 Dec. 2009). Reports S/PV.6239 (14 Dec. 2009). S/2009/222 Letter, 24 Apr. 2009, from the Chairman of the At the 6239th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/641 Security Council Committee Established pursuant to was adopted (14-1-0): resolution 1898(2009). Resolution 1718 (2006). Transmits report and decision of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1718 (2006) submitted in accordance with the presidential statement of 13 Apr. 2009 (S/PRST/2009/7).
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DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– MISSILE LAUNCHINGS (continued) MISSILE LAUNCHINGS (continued) S/2009/364 Letter, 16 July 2009, from the Acting S/2009/443 Letter, 3 Sept. 2009, from the Democratic Chairman of the Security Council Committee established People's Republic of Korea. Refers to letter from the pursuant to Resolution 1718 (2006). Transmits report Security Council Committee Established pursuant to and decision of the Security Council Committee Resolution 1718 (2006) requesting a clarification and established pursuant to Resolution 1718 (2006) states that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea submitted in accordance with para. 24 of resolution 1874 rejects Security Council resolution 1874 (2009) and, (2009). therefore, will not respond to the request for clarification. General documents S/2009/501 Letter, 1 Oct. 2009, from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Transmits the response of S/2009/176 Letter, 4 Apr. 2009, from Japan. Requests the the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to a question President of the Security Council to convene an urgent regarding the recent summit of the Security Council, meeting of the Security Council to consider the launch posed by the Korean Central News Agency on 30 Sept. by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, under the 2009. Council's agenda item entitled "Non- proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea". S/2009/555 Letter, 26 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/186 Letter, 6 Apr. 2009, from the Republic of General. Reports the appointment of Xiaodong Xue (China) to serve on the Panel of Experts established Korea. Transmits statement by the Government on the pursuant to Security Council resolution 1874 (2009) launch of a long-range rocket by the Democratic replacing Xiaohong Dang (China) who was earlier People's Republic of Korea on 5 April 2009; states that appointed to the same role, but was unable to assume the launch is a violation of the Security Council her functions. resolution 1718 (2006). Draft resolutions S/2009/192 (A/63/814) Letter, 6 Apr. 2009, from the Russian Federation and the United States. Transmits 2 S/2009/301 Draft resolution [on measures against the joint statements by the Presidents of the Russian Democratic People's Republic of Korea in connection Federation and the United States, adopted at their with its nuclear weapon tests] / France, Japan, Republic meeting in London on 1 Apr. 2009; one statement of Korea, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern concerns strengthening strategic stability and Ireland and United States of America. international security, and meeting contemporary global Statements by the President of the Security challenges; the other concerns negotiations on further Council reductions in strategic offensive arms. S/2009/205 Letter, 14 Apr. 2009, from the United States. S/PRST/2009/7 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6106th meeting, 13 Apr. 2009, in Transmits list of items, materials, equipment, goods and technology related to ballistic missile-related connection with the Council's consideration of the item programmes; updates the list contained in the annex to entitled "Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea"] / by the President of the Security Council. the document S/2006/815. Reiterates that the Democratic People's Republic of S/2009/271 Letter, 25 May 2009, from Japan. Requests Korea (DPRK) must comply fully with its obligations under the President of the Security Council to convene an Security Council resolution 1718 (2006); demands that the urgent meeting of the Security Council to consider the DPRK not conduct any further launch; agrees to adjust the announcement by the Democratic People's Republic of measures imposed by para. 8 of resolution 1718 (2006) Korea that it conducted a nuclear test, under the agenda through the designation of entities and goods, and directs item entitled "Non-proliferation/Democratic People's the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1718 Republic of Korea". (2006) to undertake its tasks to this effect and to report to the Security Council by 24 Apr. 2009, and further agrees S/2009/274 (A/63/866) Identical letters, 26 May 2009, that, if the Committee has not acted, then the Security from Mongolia to the President of the General Assembly Council will complete action to adjust the measures by 30 and the President of the Security Council. Transmits Apr. 2009; urges all the participants to intensify their efforts statement of 26 May 2009 from the Ministry of Foreign on the full implementation of the 19 Sept. 2005 Joint Affairs on the nuclear test conducted by the Democratic Statement issued by China, the DPRK, Japan, Republic of People's Republic of Korea on 25 May 2009. Korea, the Russian Federation and the United States and S/2009/416 Letter, 12 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- their subsequent consensus documents. General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1874 Participation by non-Council members (without (2009) and reports the appointment of 7 experts for an the right to vote) initial period of 1 year to carry out tasks specified in para. 26 of resolution 1874 (2009). S/PV.6141 (12 June 2009) Republic of Korea.
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DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO MISSILE LAUNCHINGS (continued) SITUATION Discussion in plenary See also: DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO– UGANDA S/PV.6106 (13 Apr. 2009). RWANDA SITUATION At the 6106th meeting, the President made a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE with prior consultations among Council members on the DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO item entitled "Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Reports Republic of Korea": S/PRST/2009/7. S/2009/160 Twenty-seventh report of the Secretary- S/PV.6141 (12 June 2009). General on the United Nations Organization Mission in At the 6141st meeting, draft resolution S/2009/301 the Democratic Republic of the Congo. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1874 (2009). Issued: 27 Mar. 2009. Resolutions S/2009/253 Letter, 14 May 2009, from the Chairman of S/RES/1874(2009) [Measures against the Democratic the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to People's Republic of Korea in connection with its nuclear Resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic weapon tests]. Republic of the Congo. Transmits interim report of the Condemns in the strongest terms the nuclear test Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the conducted by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea Congo submitted in accordance with para. 8 of Security (DPRK) on 25 May 2009 (local time) in violation and Council resolution 1857 (2008). flagrant disregard of its relevant resolutions; demands that S/2009/303 Report of the Security Council mission to the the DPRK not conduct any further nuclear test or any African Union; Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of launch using ballistic missile technology; decides that the the Congo; and Liberia. DPRK shall abandon all nuclear weapons; decides to Issued: 11 June 2009. authorize all Member States to seize and dispose of items the supply, sale, transfer, or export of which is prohibited S/2009/335 Twenty-eighth report of the Secretary-General by paras. 8 (a), 8 (b), or 8 (c) of resolution 1718; decides on the United Nations Organization Mission in the that Member States shall prohibit the provision by their Democratic Republic of the Congo. nationals or from their territory of bunkering services; Issued: 30 June 2009. decides that the Committee shall intensify its efforts to S/2009/472 Twenty-ninth report of the Secretary-General promote the full implementation of resolution 1718 (2006); on the United Nations Organization Mission in the calls upon the DPRK to join the Comprehensive Nuclear- Democratic Republic of the Congo. Test-Ban Treaty at the earliest date. (Adopted Issued: 18 Sept. 2009. unanimously, 6141st meeting, 12 June 2009) S/2009/603 Letter, 23 Nov. 2009, from the Chairman of DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO– the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to UGANDA Resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Includes 126 annexes (p. 94- See also: DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO 287) with documents, photographs, e-mails, SITUATION correspondence, money transfers, network diagrams, General documents transport records, etc.. Transmits final report of the Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the S/2009/281 Letter, 26 May 2009, from the Secretary- Congo submitted in accordance with para. 8 of Security General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to Council resolution 1857 (2008). suspend the assignment of his Special Envoy for the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)-Affected Areas in Uganda S/2009/623 Thirtieth report of the Secretary-General on as of 30 June 2009. the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. S/2009/282 Letter, 29 May 2009, from the President of the Issued: 4 Dec. 2009. Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 26 May 2009 (S/2009/281) concerning his S/2009/667 Letter, 31 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of intention to suspend as of 30 June 2009, the assignment the Security Council Committee established pursuant to of his Special Envoy for the Lord's Resistance Army- resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic affected areas, and reports that members of the Security Republic of the Congo. Transmits report of the Security Council have taken note of the information and intention Council Committee established pursuant to resolution contained in the letter. 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic Republic of the Congo, containing an account of the Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2009.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION (continued) SITUATION (continued) General documents Draft resolutions S/2009/93 Letter, 13 Feb. 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/604 Draft resolution [on expansion of the mandate General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1857 of the Committee established pursuant to resolution (2008) and reports the appointment of 3 experts to the 1533 (2004) and extension of measures on arms, Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the transport, financial and travel against the Democratic Congo; reports also the selection of Dinesh Mahtani to Republic of the Congo imposed by resolution 1807 serve as the finance expert as well as the Coordinator of (2008)] / France. the Group of Experts. S/2009/663 Draft resolution [on extension of the S/2009/105 Letter, 19 Feb. 2009, from Secretary-General. deployment of the UN Organization Mission in the Refers to Security Council resolution 1856 (2008) of 22 Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] / France. Dec. 2008 and reports that the concept of operations Participation by non-Council members (without and the rules of engagement for the UN Organization the right to vote) Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have been revised to meet the requirements of the robust S/PV.6104 (9 Apr. 2009) Democratic Republic of the mandate of the Mission and provides the military Congo. component of MONUC with clear strategic objectives and end states. S/PV.6159 (10 July 2009) Democratic Republic of the Congo. S/2009/151 Letter, 18 Mar. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits report from the Special Adviser of the S/PV.6203 (16 Oct. 2009) Democratic Republic of the Secretary-General on the Prevention of Genocide dated Congo. 5 Mar. 2009 on his mission to the Great Lakes region S/PV.6253 (23 Dec. 2009) Democratic Republic of the from 22 Nov. to 5 Dec. 2008 with respect to the situation Congo. in North Kivu. Discussion in plenary S/2009/243 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Reports that members of the Security S/PV.6083 (17 Feb. 2009). Council have decided to send a mission to Africa from 14 S/PV.6104 (9 Apr. 2009). to 21 May 2009 to visit Ethiopia, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Liberia; contains S/PV.6159 (10 July 2009). the terms of reference for each mission and the list of S/PV.6203 (16 Oct. 2009). members. S/PV.6225 (30 Nov. 2009). S/2009/437 Letter, 27 Aug. 2009, from the President of At the 6225th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/604 the Security Council. Transmits letter dated 12 Aug. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1896 (2009). 2009 from the Chairman of the Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Working S/PV.6244 (16 Dec. 2009). Group's conclusions adopted on 1 July 2009 S/PV.6253 (23 Dec. 2009). (S/AC.51/2009/2) on the report of the Secretary-General At the 6253rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/663 on children and armed conflict in the Democratic was adopted unanimously: resolution 1906 (2009). Republic of the Congo (S/2008/693). S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. S/2009/657 Letter, 9 Dec. 2009, from the United Republic of Tanzania. Refers to the report of the Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the Congo (S/2009/603) and refutes the allegation that illegal shipment of arms to the Forces démocratiques de libération du Rwanda (FDLR) was done with the knowledge of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION (continued) SITUATION (continued) Resolutions S/RES/1906(2009) [Extension of the deployment of the S/RES/1896(2009) [Expansion of the mandate of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)]. Committee Established pursuant to resolution 1533 Decides to extend the deployment of the UN (2004) and extension of measures on arms, transport, Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the financial and travel against the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUC) until 31 May 2010, with the intention to the Congo imposed by resolution 1807 (2008)]. extend it further at that date for 12 months, authorizes the Decides to renew until 30 Nov. 2010 the measures continuation until that date of up to 19,815 military on arms; decides to renew, for the period specified in para. personnel, 760 military observers, 391 police personnel 1 above, the measures on transport; decides to renew, for and 1,050 personnel of formed police units, and stresses the period specified in para. 1 above, the financial and its intention to consider in the subsequent resolution travel measures; decides further to expand the mandate of assessing and adjusting the mandate and to remain the Committee as set out in para. 8 of resolution 1533 strongly committed to contributing to the long-term stability (2004) and expanded upon in para. 18 of resolution 1596 of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; requests the (2005), para. 4 of resolution 1649 (2005) and para. 14 of Secretary-General to conduct a strategic review of the resolution 1698 (2006) and reaffirmed in para. 15 of situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and resolution 1807 (2008) and paras. 6 and 25 of resolution MONUC's progress toward achieving its mandate; decides 1857 (2008) to include the following tasks; decides that the that, from the adoption of this resolution, MONUC, working mandate of the Group of Experts referred to in para. 6 in close cooperation with the Government of the above shall also include the task to produce, taking into Democratic Republic of the Congo, shall have the account para. 4 (g) of resolution 1857 (2008), drawing inter following mandate, in order of priority: a) ensure the alia on their reports and taking advantage of work done in effective protection of civilians, humanitarian personnel other forums, recommendations to the Committee for and UN personnel and facilities; b) carry out enhanced guidelines for the exercise of due diligence by the activities of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration importers, processing industries and consumers of mineral (DDR) of Congolese armed groups and of disarmament, products regarding the purchase, sourcing (including steps demobilization, repatriation, resettlement and reintegration to be taken to ascertain the origin of mineral products), (DDRRR) of foreign armed groups; c) support the security acquisition; decides that when appropriate and no later sector reform led by the Government of the Democratic than 30 Nov. 2010, it shall review the measures set forth in Republic of the Congo; demands that all armed groups this resolution, with a view to adjusting them, as immediately cease all forms of violence and human rights appropriate, in light of the security situation in the abuse against the civilian population. (Adopted Democratic Republic of the Congo, in particular progress unanimously, 6253rd meeting, 23 Dec. 2009) in security sector reform including the integration of the armed forces and the reform of the national police, and in DISARMAMENT disarming, demobilizing, repatriating, resettling and reintegrating, as appropriate, Congolese and foreign See also: NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT armed groups. (Adopted unanimously, 6225th meeting, 30 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Nov. 2009) General documents S/2009/63 Letter, 30 Jan. 2009, from the Acting Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to para. 8 of Security Council resolution 1810 (2008) and reports that the Committee has decided to establish a Working Group to consider the modalities of a comprehensive review of the status of implementation of resolution 1540 (2004). S/2009/192 (A/63/814) Letter, 6 Apr. 2009, from the Russian Federation and the United States. Transmits 2 joint statements by the Presidents of the Russian Federation and the United States, adopted at their meeting in London on 1 Apr. 2009; one statement concerns strengthening strategic stability and international security, and meeting contemporary global challenges; the other concerns negotiations on further reductions in strategic offensive arms. S/2009/205 Letter, 14 Apr. 2009, from the United States. Transmits list of items, materials, equipment, goods and technology related to ballistic missile-related programmes; updates the list contained in the annex to the document S/2006/815.
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DISARMAMENT (continued) DJIBOUTI–ERIT REA (continued) S/2009/316 Letter, 19 June 2009, from Japan. Transmits S/2009/666 Letter, 23 Dec. 2009, from Eritrea. Transmits the sensitive list of dual-use goods and technologies of press release entitled "A shameful day for the United the Wassenaar Arrangement. Nations" issued on 23 Dec. 2009 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs concerning the arms embargo imposed S/2009/477 Letter, 18 Sept. 2009, from Mexico. Transmits on Eritrea. NGO Declaration: Disarming for Peace and Development, adopted at the 62nd Annual UN DPI/NGO Draft resolutions Conference, 11 Sept. 2009. S/2009/25 Draft resolution [on resolving the border S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. dispute between Djibouti and Eritrea and the withdrawal Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating of Eritrean forces from the area of conflict] / France. Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final S/2009/654 Draft resolution [on arms embargo against document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Eritrea and on expansion of the mandate of the Security Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. 751 (1992)] / Uganda. DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Participation by non-Council members (without General documents the right to vote) S/2009/28 Letter, 12 Jan. 2009, from Eritrea. Expresses S/PV.6065 (14 Jan. 2009) Djibouti and Eritrea. concern at the alleged ongoing attempt by certain S/PV.6254 (23 Dec. 2009) Djibouti, Ethiopia and Somalia. members of the Council to adopt a resolution in relation Discussion in plenary to the relation between Djibouti and Eritrea. S/PV.6065 (14 Jan. 2009). S/2009/163 Letter, 30 Mar. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1862 At the 6065th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/25 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1862 (2009). (2009), reports on mediation efforts regarding the current situation between Eritrea and Djibouti and confirms that S/PV.6254 (23 Dec. 2009). the Secretariat remains in contact with both countries At the 6254th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/654 and relevant regional organizations to assist the two was adopted 13-1-1: resolution 1907 (2009). parties and the region in the implementation of the Resolutions resolution. S/RES/1862(2009) [The settlement of the border dispute S/2009/180 Letter, 6 Apr. 2009, from Djibouti. Refers to the military confrontation between Djibouti and Eritrea between Djibouti and Eritrea and withdrawal of Eritrean forces from the area of conflict]. concerning Ras Doumeira and Doumeira islands and Urges Djibouti and Eritrea to resolve their border requests the Security Council to make an urgent decision on the implementation of Security Council dispute peacefully, as a matter of priority and in a manner consistent with international law, and emphasizes that it is resolution 1862 (2009) by Eritrea. the primary responsibility of the parties to set up the S/2009/217 Letter, 23 Apr. 2009, from Djibouti. Refers to appropriate diplomatic and legal framework to this end; the Security Council resolution 1862 (2009) on the demands that Eritrea: (i) withdraw its forces and all their settlement of the border dispute between Djibouti and equipment to the positions of the status quo ante, and Eritrea concerning Ras Doumeira and Doumeira islands ensure that no military presence or activity is being and transmits documents from the Intergovernmental pursued in the area where the conflict occurred in Ras Authority for Development, the Assembly of the African Doumeira and Doumeira Island in June 2008, and (ii) Union, the League of Arab States and the Organization acknowledge its border dispute with Djibouti in Ras of the Islamic Conference regarding their positions on Doumeira and Doumeira Island, engage actively in the matter. dialogue to defuse the tension and engage also in diplomatic efforts leading to a mutually acceptable S/2009/319 Letter, 19 June 2009, from Djibouti. Refers to settlement of the border issue, and (iii) abide by its the military confrontation between Djibouti and Eritrea international obligations as a Member of the UN, respect concerning Ras Doumeira and Doumeira islands and the principles mentioned in art. 2, paras. 3, 4, and 5, and reports that Eritrea has not complied with Security art. 33 of the Charter, and cooperate fully with the Council resolution 1862 (2009) and has boosted its Secretary-General, in particular through his proposal of forces and is undertaking significant construction work in good offices mentioned in para. 3; demands that Eritrea the occupied area. comply immediately with para. 5 above and, in any case, S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. no later than 5 weeks after the adoption of this resolution; Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating decides to review the situation 6 weeks from the adoption Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final of this resolution, on the basis of the report mentioned in document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the para. 7, with a view to taking a further decision. (Adopted Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el unanimously, 6065th meeting, 14 Jan. 2009) Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009.
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DJIBOUTI–ERITREA (continued) ERITREA–ETHIOPIA S/RES/1907(2009) [Arms embargo against Eritrea and on General documents expansion of the mandate of the Security Council S/2009/28 Letter, 12 Jan. 2009, from Eritrea. Expresses Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 751 concern at the alleged ongoing attempt by certain (1992)]. members of the Council to adopt a resolution in relation Decides that all Member States shall immediately to the relation between Djibouti and Eritrea. take the necessary measures to prevent the sale or supply to Eritrea by their nationals or from their territories or using S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. their flag vessels or aircraft, of arms and related materiel of Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating all types; decides that Eritrea shall not supply, sell or Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final transfer directly or indirectly from its territory or by its document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the nationals or using its flag vessels or aircraft any arms or Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el related materiel, and that all Member States shall prohibit Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. the procurement of the items, training and assistance described in para. 5 above from Eritrea by their nationals, ETHIOPIA–ERITREA or using their flag vessels or aircraft, whether or not See: ERITREA–ETHIOPIA originating in the territory of Eritrea; calls upon all Member States to inspect, in their territory, including seaports and EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY airports, all cargo to and from Somalia and Eritrea, if the State concerned has information that provides reasonable See also: BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION grounds to believe the cargo contains items the supply, FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION transfer, or export of which is prohibited by paras. 5 and 6 GREECE –THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC of this resolution or the general and complete arms OF MACEDONIA embargo to Somalia established pursuant to para. 5 of KOSOVO (SERBIA) resolution 733 (1992) and elaborated and amended by subsequent resolutions for the purpose of ensuring strict Discussion in plenary implementation of those provisions; decides to authorize S/PV.6088 (27 Feb. 2009). all Member States to, and that all Member States shall, upon discovery of items prohibited by paras. 5 and 6 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA–INTERNATIONAL above, seize and dispose (either by destroying or TRIBUNAL rendering inoperable) items the supply, sale, transfer, or export of which is prohibited; decides to further expand the See: INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER mandate of the Monitoring Group re-established by YUGOSLAVIA resolution 1853 (2008) to monitor and report on implementation of the measures imposed in this resolution. FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (Adopted 13-1-1, 6254th meeting, 23 Dec. 2009) See also: BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER ECONOMIC EMBARGO–CUBA YUGOSLAVIA See: CUBA–UNITED STATES KOSOVO (SERBIA) ENVIRONMENT Reports General documents S/2009/44 Letter, 14 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits the 16th three-monthly report on the S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. activities of the European Union military mission in Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUFOR), which covers the Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final period from 1 Sept. -30 Nov. 2008. document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el S/2009/149 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Issued: 17 Mar. 2009. S/2009/518 (A/63/970) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating S/2009/246 Letter, 13 May 2009, from the Secretary- Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Sharm El General. Transmits letter dated 8 May 2009 from the Sheikh Summit Declaration, adopted by the 15th Summit High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, enclosing the 35th report on the implementation of the Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. Peace Agreement covering the period 1 Nov. 2008-30 Apr. 2009, submitted pursuant to Security Council ERITREA–DJIBOUTI resolution 1031 (1995). See: DJIBOUTI–ERITREA
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) S/2009/258 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2009/354 Letter, 1 July 2009, from the Secretary- administrative and budgetary aspects of the options for General. Transmits letter dated 25 June 2009 from the possible locations for the archives of the International Secretary-General and High Representative for the Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the seat of the Union enclosing the 18th quarterly report on the Residual Mechanism(s) for these Tribunals. activities of the European Union military mission in Issued: 21 May 2009. Bosnia and Herzegovina covering the period from 1 Mar. to 31 May 2009. S/2009/300 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. S/2009/386 Letter, 22 July 2009, from the Secretary- Issued: 10 June 2009. General. Reports the resignation of Mohamed Shahabuddeen (Guyana), Iain Bonomy (United S/2009/394 (A/64/205) Report of the International Kingdom) and Christine Van Den Wyngaert (Belgium) as Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia : note / by the permanent judges of the International Criminal Tribunal Secretary-General. for the Former Yugoslavia effective 10 May, 31 Aug. and Issued: 3 July 2009. - Transmits the 16th annual 1 Sept., respectively; also reports his intention to appoint report of the International Tribunal for the Former Guy Delvoie (Belgium), Howard Morrison (United Yugoslavia covering the period 1 Aug. 2008-31 July 2009. Kingdom) and Sir Burton Hall (Bahamas) to replace S/2009/497 Report of the Secretary-General on the them. United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. S/2009/387 Letter, 27 July 2009, from the President of the Issued: 30 Sept. 2009. Security Council. Refers to letter dated 22 July 2009 S/2009/588 Letter, 12 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- (S/2009/386) from the Secretary-General and reports General. Transmits letter dated 6 Nov. 2009 from the that members of the Security Council support the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina appointment of Guy Delvoie, Howard Morrison and Sir enclosing the 36th report on the Implementation of the Burton Hall as permanent judges of the International Peace Agreement for the period 1 May-31 Oct. 2009, Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1031 Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law (1995). Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. S/2009/616 Letter, 1 Dec. 2009, from Turkey. Transmits the final report of the meeting of the Organization of the S/2009/410 Letter, 7 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- Islamic Conference Contact Group on Bosnia and General. Refers to letter dated 27 July 2009 from the Herzegovina held in Istanbul on 9 Nov. 2009. President of the Security Council (S/2009/387) and General documents reports that a corresponding letter has been received from the President of the General Assembly and that, S/2009/208 (A/63/820) Letter, 1 Apr. 2009, from the accordingly, the Secretary-General has appointed Guy Russian Federation. Transmits text of a decision of the Delvoie, Howard Morrison and Burton Hall as permanent State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian judges of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Federation entitled "On the 10th anniversary of the Former Yugoslavia. military operation launched by the North Atlantic Treaty S/2009/418 Letter, 12 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- Organization (NATO) against the Federal Republic of General. Transmits letter dated 20 March 2009 from the Yugoslavia". Secretary-General and High Representative for the S/2009/252 Letter, 14 May 2009, from the President of the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Union enclosing the 17th quarterly report on the Responsible for Serious Violations of International activities of the European Union military mission in Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Bosnia and Herzegovina covering the period from 1 Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Transmits assessments December 2008 to 28 February 2009. of the President and the Prosecutor of the International S/2009/496 Letter, 28 Sept. 2009, from the President of Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's pursuant to para. 6 of the Security Council resolution report dated 21 May 2009 (S/2009/258) on the 1534 (2004). administrative and budgetary aspects of the options for S/2009/333 Letter, 19 June 2009, from the Secretary- possible locations for the archives of the International General. Transmits letters dated 27 and 29 May 2009 Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International from the Presidents of the International Tribunal for the Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the seat of the Former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal residual mechanism(s) for the Tribunals and reports that Tribunal for Rwanda respectively requesting the members of the Council welcome the recommendations expansion of the Appeals Chamber, extension of the contained therein. term of office of judges, exceeding temporarily the statutory maximum number of ad litem judges and allow one judge to engage in another occupation in his home country.
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) S/2009/525 Letter, 8 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary - S/PV.6202 (15 Oct. 2009) Serbia. General. Transmits letter dated 28 Sept. 2009 from the S/PV.6220 (18 Nov. 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, High Representative for the Common Foreign and Germany and Italy. Security Policy and Secretary-General of the Council of the European Union enclosing the 19th quarterly report S/PV.6222 (23 Nov. 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, on the activities of the European Union military mission Serbia and Sweden. in Bosnia and Herzegovina covering the period from 1 June-31 Aug. 2009. S/PV.6228 (3 Dec. 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kenya, Rwanda, Serbia and Sweden. S/2009/570 Letter, 28 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary- Discussion in plenary General. Transmits letter dated 29 Sept. 2009 from the President of the International Tribunal for the Former S/PV.6099 (25 Mar. 2009). Yugoslavia seeking the extension of the terms of office At the 6099th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/154 of ad litem judges, Kimberly Prost (Canada) and Ole was adopted unanimously: resolution 1869 (2009). Bjorn Stole (Norway), until the end of Mar. 2010, in order that they may complete the judgment in the case of the S/PV.6130 (28 May 2009). Prosecutor v. Popoviâc et al. S/PV.6134 (4 June 2009). S/2009/589 Letter, 12 Nov. 2009, from the President of S/PV.6144 (17 June 2009). the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. Transmits assessments of the President and S/PV.6155 (7 July 2009). of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal At the 6155th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/339 for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted pursuant to para. 6 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1877 (2009). of the Security Council resolution 1534 (2004). S/PV.6202 (15 Oct. 2009). Draft resolutions S/PV.6220 (18 Nov. 2009). S/2009/154 Draft resolution [on the designation of Valentin At the 6220th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/591 Inzko as High Representative for the Implementation of was adopted unanimously: resolution 1895 (2009). the Peace Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina] / S/PV.6222 (23 Nov. 2009). Austria, Croatia, France, Germany, Italy, Russian Federation, Turkey, United Kingdom and United States. S/PV.6228 (3 Dec. 2009). S/2009/339 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of S/PV.6242 (16 Dec. 2009). office of permanent and ad litem judges to the At the 6242nd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/644 International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia was adopted unanimously: resolution 1900 (2009). (ICTY) and on amending art. 14 of the Statute of the Resolutions International Tribunal] / Austria. S/RES/1869(2009) [Designation of Valentin Injko as the S/2009/591 Draft resolution [on authorization of the High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace Member States to establish for a further period of 12 Agreement in Bosnia and Herzegovina]. months a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) in Welcomes and agrees to the designation by the Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal successor to Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council on 13 stabilization force (SFOR)] / Austria, Croatia, France, Mar. 2009 of Mr. Valentin Inzko as High Representative in Germany, Italy, Russian Federation, Turkey, United succession to Mr. Miroslav Lajcák; takes note of the Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Declarations of the Steering Board of the Peace United States of America. Implementation Council of 27 Feb. 2008 and 20 Nov. 2008 S/2009/644 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of regarding fulfilment of the 5 objectives and two conditions office of permanent and ad litem judges to the required for a transition from the Office of the High International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia Representative to an Office of the EU Special (ICTY) and on temporarily amending art. 12, para. 1, of Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina. (Adopted the Statute of the International Tribunal] / Austria. unanimously, 6099th meeting, 25 Mar. 2009) Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6099 (25 Mar. 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany and Italy. S/PV.6130 (28 May 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Czech Republic and Serbia. S/PV.6134 (4 June 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kenya, Rwanda and Serbia. S/PV.6144 (17 June 2009) Serbia.
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1877(2009) [Extension of the terms of office of S/RES/1895(2009) [Authorization of the Member States to permanent and ad litem judges to the International establish a Multinational Stabilization Force (EUFOR) as Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and a legal successor to Stabilization Force (SFOR) in on amending art. 14 of the Statute of the International Bosnia and Herzegovina]. Tribunal]. Authorizes the Member States acting through or in Decides to review the extension of the term of office cooperation with the EU to establish for a further period of of the permanent judges at the International Tribunal, who 12 months, starting from the date of the adoption of this are members of the Appeals Chamber, by 31 Dec. 2009; resolution, a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) as a decides to extend the term of office of 8 permanent judges legal successor to Stabilization Force (SFOR) under at the International Tribunal until 31 Dec. 2010; decides to unified command and control, which will fulfil its missions extend the term of office of 10 ad litem judges, currently in relation to the implementation of Annex 1-A and Annex 2 serving at the International Tribunal, until 31 Dec. 2010; of the Peace Agreement in cooperation with the NATO decides to extend the term of office of 9 ad litem judges, Headquarters presence in accordance with the who are not currently appointed to serve at the arrangements agreed between NATO and the EU as International Tribunal, until 31 Dec. 2010; decides to communicated to the Security Council in their letters of 19 amend art. 14, para. 3, and art. 14, para. 4, of the Statute Nov. 2004, which recognize that EUFOR will have the of the International Tribunal and to replace those paras. main peace stabilization role under the military aspects of with the provisions set out in the annex to this resolution. the Peace Agreement; authorizes the Member States (Adopted unanimously, 6155th meeting, 7 July 2009) acting under paras. 10 and 11 above to take all necessary measures to effect the implementation of and to ensure compliance with Annexes 1-A and 2 of the Peace Agreement, stresses that the parties shall continue to be held equally responsible for the compliance with that Annex and shall be equally subject to such enforcement action by EUFOR and the NATO presence as may be necessary to ensure implementation of those Annexes and the protection of EUFOR and the NATO presence; authorizes Member States to take all necessary measures, at the request of either EUFOR or the NATO Headquarters, in defence of the EUFOR or NATO presence respectively, and to assist both organizations in carrying out their missions, and recognizes the right of both EUFOR and the NATO presence to take all necessary measures to defend themselves from attack or threat of attack; authorizes the Member States acting under paras. 10 and 11 above, in accordance with Annex 1-A of the Peace Agreement, to take all necessary measures to ensure compliance with the rules and procedures governing command and control of airspace over Bosnia and Herzegovina with respect to all civilian and military air traffic; demands that the parties respect the security and freedom of movement of EUFOR, the NATO presence, and other international personnel; requests the Member States acting through or in cooperation with the EU and the Member States acting through or in cooperation with NATO to report to the Council on the activity of EUFOR and NATO Headquarters presence respectively, through the appropriate channels and at least at three-monthly intervals. (Adopted unanimously, 6220th meeting, 18 Nov. 2009)
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1900(2009) [Extension of the terms of office of S/2009/305 (A/63/884) Identical letters, 10 June 2009, permanent and ad litem judges to the International from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and the President of the Security Council. Transmits on temporarily amending art. 12, para. 1, of the Statute document of 3 June 2009 prepared by the Ministries of of the International Tribunal]. Foreign Affairs and Internal Affairs of Georgia concerning Decides that, notwithstanding the expiry of their alleged violations by the Russian Federation of the six- terms of office on 31 Dec. 2009, Judges Kimberley Prost point Ceasefire Agreement of 12 August. (Canada) and Ole Bjorn Stole (Norway) complete the S/2009/306 (A/63/883) Identical letters, 10 June 2009, Popoviâc case which they began before the expiry of their from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and terms of office; and takes note of the intention of the the President of the Security Council. Transmits International Tribunal to complete the case before the end statement of 6 June 2009 by the Ministry of Foreign of Mar. 2010; decides in this regard that the total number Affairs of Georgia concerning alleged military activity by of ad litem judges serving at the International Tribunal may the Russian Federation in the Tskhinvali region, Georgia temporarily exceed the maximum of 12 provided for in art. in August 2008. 12, para. 1, of the Statute of the International Tribunal, to a maximum of 13 at any one time, returning to a maximum S/2009/308 (A/63/885) Identical letters, 11 June 2009, of 12 by 31 Mar. 2010; decides to allow ad litem Judges from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and Prost and Stole to serve at the International Tribunal the President of the Security Council. Transmits beyond the cumulative period of service provided for under statement of 9 June 2009 by the Ministry of Foreign art. 13 ter, para. 2, of the Statute of the International Affairs of Georgia concerning alleged incidents in the Tribunal. (Adopted unanimously, 6242nd meeting, 16 Dec. village of Perevi, Sachkhere district and the Gali district 2009) on 7 and 8 June respectively. GEORGIA SITUATION S/2009/371 (A/63/932) Identical letters, 17 July 2009, from Georgia to the Secretary-General and the President See also: UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA of the Security Council. Transmits document prepared by Reports the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding alleged violations by the Russian Federation of the six-point S/2009/69 Report of the Secretary-General on the Ceasefire Agreement of 12 Aug. 2008. situation in Abkhazia, Georgia, pursuant to Security Council resolution 1839 (2008). S/2009/409 (A/63/936) Identical letters, 5 Aug. 2009, from Issued: 3 Feb. 2009. Georgia to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statement by the S/2009/69/Corr.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the Parliament of Georgia on the alleged illegal entry of the situation in Abkhazia, Georgia, pursuant to Security President of the Russian Federation, Dimitri Medvedev, Council resolution 1839 (2008) : corrigendum. into the Georgian territory occupied by Russia. Issued: 10 Mar. 2009. - Corrects text. S/2009/413 (A/63/938) Identical letters, 7 Aug. 2009, from S/2009/254 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to the Russian Federation addressed to the Secretary- Security Council resolutions 1808 (2008), 1839 (2008) General and the President of the Security Council. and 1866 (2009). Transmits statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Issued: 18 May 2009. 6 Aug. 2009 on the anniversary of the events in South General documents Ossetia. S/2009/48 (A/63/688) Identical letters, 23 Jan. 2009, from S/2009/441 (A/63/955) Identical letters, 1 Sept. 2009, Georgia addressed to the secretary-General and the from Georgia to the Secretary-General and the President President of the Security Council. Transmits 4 of the Security Council. Transmits document prepared by statements of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia reporting alleged shooting of a Georgian policeman from the alleged violations of the Ceasefire Agreement of 12 Aug. occupied territory, shootings near the village of Dvani, 2008 by the Russian Federation during July and Aug. Kareli district and attack carried out in the village of Koki, 2009. Zugdidi district. S/2009/600 (A/64/541) Identical letters, 18 Nov. 2009, S/2009/127 (A/63/750) Identical letters, 3 Mar. 2009, from from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and Georgia to the Secretary-General and the President of the President of the Security Council. Transmits the Security Council. Transmits statement of the Ministry statement of 12 Nov. 2009 by the Ministry of Foreign of Foreign Affairs of 27 Feb. 2009 concerning the alleged Affairs on the 8th round of the Geneva discussions held expulsion of families from Otobaia in the Gali district. on 12 Nov. 2009 concerning the security and stability of Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali region and the return of refugees and internally displaced persons.
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GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA) –REGIONAL SECURITY S/2009/630 (A/64/560) Identical letters, 8 Dec. 2009, from Georgia to the Secretary-General and the President See also: BURUNDI SITUATION of the Security Council. Reports that the Russian DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO– Federation assigned its telephone codes to the region of UGANDA Abkhazia in contravention of international norms and the DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO national legislation of Georgia. SITUATION S/2009/661 (A/64/585) Identical letters, 17 Dec. 2009, KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS from Georgia to the Secretary-General and the President RWANDA SITUATION of the Security Council. Transmits statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on elections in Abkhazia Reports (Georgia). S/2009/303 Report of the Security Council mission to the Draft resolutions African Union; Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo; and Liberia. S/2009/88 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Issued: 11 June 2009. of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)]. General documents S/2009/310 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)] / S/2009/243 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the President of the Austria, Croatia, France, Germany, Turkey, United Security Council. Reports that members of the Security Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Council have decided to send a mission to Africa from 14 United States of America. to 21 May 2009 to visit Ethiopia, Rwanda, the The draft resolution was not adopted due to the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Liberia; contains negative vote of a permanent member of the Council the terms of reference for each mission and the list of (Russian Federation). members. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2009/281 Letter, 26 May 2009, from the Secretary- the right to vote) General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to suspend the assignment of his Special Envoy for the S/PV.6082 (13 Feb. 2009) Georgia and Germany. Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)-Affected Areas in Uganda as of 30 June 2009. S/PV.6143 (15 June 2009) Georgia and Germany. Discussion in plenary S/2009/282 Letter, 29 May 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter S/PV.6082 (13 Feb. 2009). dated 26 May 2009 (S/2009/281) concerning his At the 6082nd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/88 intention to suspend as of 30 June 2009, the assignment was adopted unanimously: resolution 1866 (2009). of his Special Envoy for the Lord's Resistance Army- S/PV.6088 (27 Feb. 2009). affected areas, and reports that members of the Security Council have taken note of the information and intention S/PV.6140 (12 June 2009). contained in the letter. S/PV.6143 (15 June 2009). S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. At the 6143rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/310 Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating was not adopted due to the negative vote of a permanent Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final member of the Security Council (Russian Federation). document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Resolutions Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. S/RES/1866(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Discussion in plenary Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)]. Requests the Secretary-General to report to the S/PV.6067 (15 Jan. 2009). Council on the implementation of this resolution, and on S/PV.6215 (9 Nov. 2009). the situation on the ground and the activities of the UN mission, including recommendations on future activities by GREECE–THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC 15 May 2009; expresses its intention to outline the elements of a future UN presence in the region by 15 June OF MACEDONIA 2009, taking into account the recommendations to be General documents contained in the above-mentioned report of the Secretary- General, the Geneva discussions and developments on S/2009/82 (A/63/712) Letter, 6 Feb. 2009, from Greece. the ground; decides to extend the mandate of the UN Reports alleged violations of security Council resolutions mission for a new period terminating on 15 June 2009. 817 (1993) and 845 (1993) and the Interim Accord by the (Adopted unanimously, 6082nd meeting, 13 Feb. 2009) former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and confirms Greece's commitment to the objective of reaching a mutually agreed solution to the name issue.
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GREECE–THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC GUINEA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) OF MACEDONIA (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/2009/150 (A/63/772) Letter, 14 Mar. 2009, from the Council former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Refutes S/PRST/2009/27 Statement [made on behalf of the allegations contained in letter from Greece (A/63/712) Security Council, at the 6207th meeting, 28 October concerning alleged violations of Security Council 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of resolutions 817 (1993) and 845 (1993) and the Interim the item entitled "Peace consolidation in West Africa"] / Accord. by the President of the Security Council. S/2009/285 (A/63/869) Letter, 2 June 2009, from Greece. Remains deeply concerned by the situation in Refers to the letter from the former Yugoslav Republic of Guinea; condemns the violence that reportedly caused Macedonia (A/63/772-S/2009/150), and transmits the more than 150 deaths and hundreds of wounded and other alleged violations of the Interim Accord on the part of the blatant violations of human rights; reiterates the need for latter. the national authorities to fight against impunity; welcomes the public statements by the International Contact Group, S/2009/381 (A/63/934) Letter, 23 July 2009, from the the Economic Community of West African States former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Refers to letter (ECOWAS) and the African Union; welcomes further the of 3 June 2009 from Greece and refutes allegations ECOWAS Summit's statement stressing the importance of concerning violations of Security Council resolutions 817 the establishment of a new transitional authority that would (1993) and 845 (1993) and the 1995 Interim Accord. ensure credible, free and fair elections; takes note of the GUINEA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS decisions by the African Union Peace and Security Council regarding the imposition of targeted sanctions against the General documents President of the National council for Democracy and Development (CNDD) and other individuals; also takes S/2009/140 Letter, 11 Mar. 2009, from Burkina Faso. note of the decision of ECOWAS to impose an arms Transmits the text of the communiqué of the 1st session embargo on Guinea. of the International Contact Group on Guinea, held on 16 and 17 Feb. 2009 in Conakry. GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/2009/421 Letter, 4 Aug. 2009, from Guinea. Reports the Reports creation of an ad hoc committee to conduct a midterm review of the transition process in Guinea and make S/2009/169 Report of the Secretary-General on practical proposals for the successful completion of the developments in Guinea-Bissau and on the activities of various stages of the process. the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in that country. S/2009/422 Letter, 5 Aug. 2009, from Guinea. Transmits Issued: 31 Mar. 2009. final communiqué of the 5th meeting of the International Contact Group on Guinea, held in Conakry, 16-17 July S/2009/302 Report of the Secretary-General on 2009. developments in Guinea-Bissau and on the activities of the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in that S/2009/556 Letter, 28 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary- country. General. Reports the Secretary -General's decision to Issued: 10 June 2009. establish an international Commission of Inquiry to investigate the killings, injuries and alleged gross human S/2009/552 Report of the Secretary-General on rights violations that took place in the Republic of Guinea developments in Guinea-Bissau and on the activities of on 28 Sept. 2009. the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in that country. S/2009/568 Letter, 29 Oct. 2009, from the African Union. Issued: 22 Oct. 2009. Transmits decisions PSC/AHG/COMM.1(CCVII), PSC/AHG/COMM.2(CCVII) and General documents PSC/AHG/COMM.3(CCVII) on the report of the African S/2009/55 Letter, 27 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- Union High Level Panel on Darfur and on the situation in General. Refers to letter dated 10 Dec. 2008 the Republic of Guinea and in the Republic of the Niger, (S/2008/777) recommending the extension of the respectively., which were adopted by the African Union mandate of the UN Peacebuilding Support Office in Peace and Security Council at its 207th meeting, held in Guinea-Bissau (UNOGBIS) for an additional year, until Abuja at the level of Heads of State and Government on 31 Dec. 2009 and reports his intention to appoint Joseph 29 Oct. 2009. Mutaboba (Rwanda) as his Representative in Guinea- S/2009/693 Letter, 18 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- Bissau and Head of UNOGBIS. General. Transmits report of the Commission of Inquiry established with a mandate to determine responsibilities, identify those responsible and make recommendations regarding the violence that took place in Conakry, Guinea on 28 Sept. 2009.
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GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION (continued) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION (continued) S/2009/56 Letter, 30 Jan. 2009, from the President of the S/PRST/2009/6 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- Security Council, at the 6105th meeting, 9 Apr. 2009, in General dated 27 Jan. 2009 (S/2009/55) and reports that connection with the Council's consideration of the item members of the Council have taken note of the intention entitled "The situation in Guinea-Bissau"] / by the of the Secretary-General to appoint Joseph Mutaboba President of the Security Council. (Rwanda) as his Representative in Guinea-Bissau and Welcomes the swearing-in as Interim President of Head of the UN Peacebuilding Support Office in Guinea- Guinea-Bissau of M. Raimundo Pereira and notes with Bissau (UNOGBIS). satisfaction the commitment of the new authorities to maintain the constitutional order; welcomes the S/2009/120 Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from Portugal. Transmits, presidential election for 28 June 2009, and urges the on behalf of the presidency of the Community of Government and all political actors to hold a free, fair, Portuguese-speaking Countries, statement of the transparent and credible presidential election; expresses Community of Portuguese-speaking Countries on the need to deploy military and police contingents to Guinea-Bissau, approved during an extraordinary ensure the protection of the republican institutions, the meeting held in Lisbon on 2 March 2009. authorities; condemns recent cases of arbitrary detentions, S/2009/298 Letter, 9 June 2009, from Portugal. Transmits, armed attacks and intimidation, and demands a full on behalf of the presidency of the Community of protection of human rights and fundamental freedom of the Portuguese-speaking Countries, statement on the people; stresses the importance of national reconciliation situation in Guinea-Bissau, issued in Lisbon on 5 June and the fight against impunity; reiterates the importance of 2009. the security sector reform; remains concerned by the Draft resolutions growth in illegal drug trafficking, as well as transnational organized crime; calls on the international community to S/2009/327 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate provide timely and adequate support for the of UN Peacebuilding Support Office in Guinea-Bissau implementation of the Strategic Peacebuilding Framework (UNOGBIS) and the establishment of the UN Integrated adopted by the Peacebuilding Commission (PBC); Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau (UNIOGBIS)] / reiterates the importance of the regional dimension in the Burkina Faso. resolution of the problems; looks forward to receiving Statements by the President of the Security recommendations from the Secretary -General on how the UN presence should be reconfigured to support Council peacebuilding more effectively. S/PRST/2009/2 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PRST/2009/29 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6089th meeting, 3 Mar. 2009, in Security Council, at the 6213th meeting, 5 November connection with the Council's consideration of the item 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of entitled "The situation of Guinea-Bissau"] / by the the item entitled "The situation in Guinea-Bissau"] / by President of the Security Council. the President of the Security Council. Condemns in the strongest terms the assassinations Welcomes the peaceful presidential elections that of the President of Guinea-Bissau, Joao Bernardo Vieira, were held on 28 June and 26 July 2009, and the and the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, Tagme Na inauguration of President Malam Bacai Sanha on 8 Sept.; Waie, on 1 and 2 Mar. 2009; calls on the Government to urges the Armed forces to ensure that their commitment to bring to justice those responsible for these violent acts; abide by the civilian authorities and respect constitutional urges all parties to resolve their disputes through political order is fully honoured; reiterates the importance of and peaceful means within the framework of its democratic consolidating democracy, security, the rule of law, national institutions and opposes any attempt to change the reconciliation and the fight against impunity to ensure government through unconstitutional means; welcomes sustainable peace in Guinea-Bissau; underlines the statements condemning the incidents the international challenges faced by the Government, in particular to community; calls on all to assist in preserving the ensure that the Security sector is effective, professional constitutional order in Guinea-Bissau and to continue to and accountable; urges the Government to take the support peacebuilding efforts in the country; reaffirms its necessary actions against drug trafficking and organized commitment to support the efforts of the Government and crime in West Africa; calls on the international community people of Guinea-Bissau to consolidate democratic to provide timely and adequate support for the institutions, peace and stability in that country. implementation of the Strategic Framework for Peacebuilding in Guinea-Bissau, adopted on 1 Oct. 2008 by the Peacebuilding Commission, including that of the quick-impacts projects; welcomes the ongoing planning for the transition of the UN Peacebuilding Support Office in Guinea-Bissau (UNOGBIS) to an Integrated Peacebuilding Office (UNIOGBIS) on 1 Jan. 2010. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6103 (8 Apr. 2009) Guinea-Bissau.
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GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION (continued) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/PV.6212 (5 Nov. 2009) Guinea-Bissau. S/2009/439 Report of the Secretary-General on the Discussion in plenary United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. Issued: 1 Sept. 2009. S/PV.6089 (3 Mar. 2009). General documents At the 6089th meeting, the President made a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection S/2009/139 Letter, 10 Mar. 2009, from the President of the with prior consultations among Council members on the Security Council. Reports that the members of the item entitled "The situation in Guinea-Bissau": Security Council have decided to send a mission to Haiti S/PRST/2009/2. from 11 to 14 Mar. 2009, and transmits the terms of reference of the mission. S/PV.6103 (8 Apr. 2009). S/2009/164 Letter, 26 Mar. 2009, from the Secretary- S/PV.6105 (9 Apr. 2009). General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to At the 6105th meeting, the President made a appoint Major General Floriano Peixoto Vieira Neto statement on behalf of Council members, in connection (Brazil) to the post of Force Commander of the UN with prior consultations among Council members on the Stabilization Mission in Haiti to replace Major General item entitled "The situation in Guinea-Bissau": Carlos Alberto dos Santos Cruz. S/PRST/2009/6. S/2009/165 Letter, 30 Mar. 2009, from the President of the S/PV.6149 (23 June 2009). Security Council. Refers to the Secretary-General's letter S/PV.6152 (26 June 2009). dated 26 Mar. 2009 (S/2009/164) and notes his intention At the 6152nd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/327 to appoint Major General Floriano Peixoto Vieira Neto was adopted unanimously: resolution 1876 (2009). (Brazil) as Force Commander of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti. S/PV.6212 (5 Nov. 2009). S/2009/204 (A/63/819) Letter, 10 Apr. 2009, from Mexico. S/PV.6213 (5 Nov. 2009). Transmits statement by the States members of the Rio At the 6213th meeting, the President made a Group and of the Caribbean Community entitled statement on behalf of Council members, in connection "Towards a new paradigm of cooperation", issued on 8 with prior consultations among Council members on the Apr. 2009 in preparation for the Donors Conference on item entitled "The situation in Guinea-Bissau": the Economic and Social Development of Haiti to be S/PRST/2009/29. held in Washington D.C. on 14 April 2009. Resolutions S/2009/509 Letter, 2 Oct. 2009, from Argentina. Transmits S/RES/1876(2009) [Extension of the mandate of UN the joint communiqué of the Governments of States Peacebuilding Support Office in Guinea-Bissau members of the 2 x 9 Mechanism on Haiti, which brings (UNOGBIS) and the establishment of the UN Integrated together the Latin American countries contributing Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau (UNIOGBIS)]. military and police personnel to the United Nations Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti. Peacebuilding Support Office in Guinea-Bissau Draft resolutions (UNOGBIS) until 31 Dec. 2009; requests the Secretary- General to establish a UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office S/2009/530 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate in Guinea-Bissau (UNIOGBIS) to succeed UNOGBIS, as of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] / recommended by him in his report (S/2009/302) for an Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Canada, Chile, initial period of 12 months, beginning on 1 Jan. 2010; Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, France, Guatemala, requests the Secretary-General, through his Special Japan, Mexico, Peru, Spain, Turkey, Uganda, United Representative for Guinea-Bissau and UNIOGBIS, to Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United assist the Government of Guinea-Bissau for an effective States of America, Uruguay and Viet Nam. coordination of the support provided by the international community to security sector reform in Guinea-Bissau. (Adopted unanimously, 6152nd meeting, 26 June 2009) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS See also: UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Reports S/2009/129 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. Issued: 6 Mar. 2009. S/2009/175 Report of the Security Council mission to Haiti (11 to 14 March 2009). Issued: 3 Apr. 2009.
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HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6200 (13 Oct. 2009). Council At the 6200th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/530 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1892 (2009). S/PRST/2009/4 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6101st meeting, 6 Apr. 2009, in Resolutions connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/RES/1892(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN entitled "The question concerning Haiti"] / by the Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)]. President of the Security Council. Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Welcomes the progress achieved so far in critical Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) until 15 Oct. areas for the consolidation of Haiti's stability, namely 2010, with the intention of further renewal; decides, political dialogue, extension of State authority, including therefore, that MINUSTAH will consist of a military border management, strengthening of security, and rule of component of up to 6,940 troops of all ranks and of a law and human rights; reiterates the need for security to be police component of up to 2,211 police; requests that accompanied by social and economic development as a MINUSTAH continue its support of the Haitian National way for Haiti to achieve lasting stability; calls upon UN Police (HNP) as deemed necessary to ensure security in Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) and the UN Haiti; requests the UN country team, and calls upon all Country Team to enhance further their coordination with actors, to complement security and development the Government of Haiti and International and regional operations undertaken by the Government of Haiti with the partners; recognizes the vital importance of the high-level support of MINUSTAH; condemns any attack against donor conference on Haiti to be hosted by the Inter- personnel or facilities from MINUSTAH and demands that American Development Bank in Washington D.C. on 14 no acts of intimidation or violence be directed against the Apr.; urges the institutions of Haiti to intensify their efforts UN and associated personnel or facilities or other actors to meet the Haitian population's basic needs, and to work engaged in humanitarian, development or peacekeeping together to promote dialogue, the rule of law and good work; requests MINUSTAH to continue to pursue its governance; reaffirms the need for the upcoming elections community violence reduction approach; strongly for the renewal of 1/3 of the Senate to be inclusive, free condemns the grave violations against children affected by and fair. armed violence, as well as widespread rape and other Participation by non-Council members (without sexual abuse of women and girls. (Adopted unanimously, the right to vote) 6200th meeting, 13 Oct. 2009) S/PV.6093 (19 Mar. 2009) Haiti. HONDURAS –POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6101 (6 Apr. 2009) Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, General documents Colombia, Cuba, the Czech Republic, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Haiti, Peru, Uruguay and the S/2009/329 Letter, 28 June 2009, from Honduras. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Transmits statement concerning the state of emergency in Honduras. S/PV.6101(Resumption1) (6 Apr. 2009) Jamaica. S/2009/487 Letter, 22 Sept. 2009, from Brazil. Transmits S/PV.6186 (9 Sept. 2009) Argentina, Brazil, Canada, note verbale from Honduras alleging that provocative Chile, Colombia, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, messages have been transmitted from the Brazilian Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Jamaica, Norway, Peru, Embassy in Tegucigalpa and requests an urgent meeting Spain, Sweden, Uruguay and Venezuela (Bolivarian of the Security Council to inform the Council of the Republic of). situation related to the presence of President José S/PV.6200 (13 Oct. 2009) Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Manuel Zelaya in the Embassy of Brazil. Chile, Colombia, Guatemala, Haiti, Peru, Spain and S/2009/491 (A/64/374) Identical letters, 23 Sept. 2009, Uruguay. from Mexico addressed to the President of the General Discussion in plenary Assembly and the President of the Security Council. Transmits, in the capacity as the President of the Rio S/PV.6093 (19 Mar. 2009). Group, statement by the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of S/PV.6101 (6 Apr. 2009). the Rio Group on the situation in Honduras. Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.6101(Resumption1) (6 Apr. 2009). At the resumed 6101st meeting, the President made the right to vote) a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection S/PV.6192 (25 Sept. 2009) Brazil. with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The question concerning Haiti": Discussion in plenary S/PRST/2009/4. S/PV.6192 (25 Sept. 2009). S/PV.6185 (4 Sept. 2009). S/PV.6186 (9 Sept. 2009).
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HUMAN RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY See also: INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY YUGOSLAVIA EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL General documents SECURITY PEACEBUILDING S/2009/372 (A/63/931) Letter, 17 July 2009, from Uzbekistan. Transmits the Yekaterinburg Declaration of PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS the Heads of States members of the Shanghai Reports Cooperation Organization, adopted at its Heads of States Council meeting, held on 15 and 16 June 2009 in S/2009/189 Report of the Secretary-General on Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation. enhancing mediation and its support activities. Issued: 8 Apr. 2009. S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating S/2009/398 Letter, 31 July 2009, from the Chairman of the Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final Security Council Working Group on Peacekeeping document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Operations. Transmits interim report on the work of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Working Group on Peacekeeping Operations in 2009. Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. General documents S/2009/516 (A/63/968) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. S/2009/126 (A/63/749) Letter, 26 Feb. 2009, from the Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Russian Federation. Transmits texts of the following Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Special regulations approved by a decision of 6 October 2007 of Declaration of the Heads of State and Government of the the Collective Security Council of the Collective Security Non-Aligned Movement on Nelson Mandela International Treaty Organization: Regulations for the Collective Day, 18 July, adopted by the 15th Summit of the Non- Peacekeeping Forces of the Collective Security Treaty Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, from Organization; Regulations for task forces for the 11 to 16 July 2009. preparation of peacekeeping operations of the Collective S/2009/518 (A/63/970) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Security Treaty Organization and Regulations for the Head of the peacekeeping mission of the Collective Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Security Treaty Organization. Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Sharm El Sheikh Summit Declaration, adopted by the 15th Summit S/2009/241 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the League of Arab of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, States. Transmits letter from the Secretary-General of Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. the League of Arab States regarding the outcome of the 2nd Summit of Arab and South American Countries held ICJ in Doha, 31 Mar. 2009 and the Doha Declaration issued Discussion in plenary by the Summit. S/PV.6208 (29 Oct. 2009). S/2009/315 Letter, 16 June 2009, from France. Transmits list of items, materials, equipment, goods and INDIA-PAKISTAN QUESTION technologies related to nuclear and ballistic programmes. General documents S/2009/341 (A/63/918) Letter, 6 July 2009, from S/2009/233 Letter, 5 May 2009, from the Secretary- Kazakhstan. Transmits texts of appeal by the General. Refers to Security Council resolution 307 participants of the 3rd Congress of Leaders of World and (1971) of 21 Dec. 1971, by which the Council decided Traditional Religions, adopted on 2 July 2009 in Astana, that the UN Military Observer Group in India and Kazakhstan. Pakistan (UNMOGIP) should monitor the ceasefire line in Jammu and Kashmir; proposes that the Republic of S/2009/342 (A/63/916) Letter, 6 July 2009, from the the Philippines be added to the list of contributors to Russian Federation. Transmits text and translation of a UNMOGIP. Declaration by the Heads of States members of the Collective Security Treaty Organization adopted during S/2009/234 Letter, 7 May 2009, from the President of the the meeting of the Organization's Collective Security Security Council. Reports the Secretary-General's Council in Moscow on 14 June 2009. intention to add the Philippines to the list of countries that have agreed to provide military personnel to the UN S/2009/358 (A/63/927) Letter, 13 July 2009, from Italy. Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan has been Transmits the Chair's summary containing a synthesis of brought to the attention of the members of the Security the L'Aquila Group of Eight Summit held from 8 to 10 Council. July.
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INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) S/2009/372 (A/63/931) Letter, 17 July 2009, from Statements by the President of the Security Uzbekistan. Transmits the Yekaterinburg Declaration of Council the Heads of States members of the Shanghai S/PRST/2009/8 Statement [made on behalf of the Cooperation Organization, adopted at its Heads of Security Council, at the 6108th meeting, 21 Apr. 2009, in States Council meeting, held on 15 and 16 June 2009 in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation. entitled "Maintenance of international peace and S/2009/433 (A/63/952) Letter, 24 Aug. 2009, from the security: mediation and settlement of disputes"] / by the Russian Federation. Transmits joint statement dated 18 President of the Security Council. Aug. 2009 by the Presidents of the Russian Federation Recognizes the importance of mediation, to be and Israel on the 70th anniversary of the start of the 2nd launched at the earliest possible phases of conflicts, as World War. well as in the implementation phases of signed peace agreements and underlines the need to design mediation S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. processes that address the root causes of conflicts and Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating contribute to peacebuilding, in order to ensure sustainable Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final peace; emphasizes the importance of the actions document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the undertaken by the UN Secretary-General, in promoting Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el mediation and in the pacific settlement of disputes, and Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. welcomes the continued efforts by the Department of S/2009/518 (A/63/970) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Political Affairs, in particular through the Mediation Support Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Unit to respond to emerging and existing crises; Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Sharm El underscores that mediation support efforts should be Sheikh Summit Declaration, adopted by the 15th Summit responsive to the demands of fast-moving peace of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, processes; requests the Secretary-General to work in Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. partnership with Member States, regional and subregional organizations and other relevant partners in a coordinated S/2009/540 Letter, 16 Oct. 2009, from the Islamic and mutually complementary manner when cooperating in Republic of Iran. Transmits package of proposals entitled a mediation process; notes with concern the very low "Cooperation for Peace, Justice and Progress", numbers of women in formal roles in mediation processes, presented by the Islamic Republic of Iran to the and stresses the need to ensure that women are countries of the 5+1 group for comprehensive and appropriately appointed at decision-making levels, as high- constructive negotiations. level mediators, and within the composition of the S/2009/580 (A/64/522) Letter, 9 Nov. 2009, from mediators' teams in line with resolutions 1325 (2000) and Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey. 1820 (2008). Transmits the Nakhchivan Declaration and the S/PRST/2009/22 Statement [made on behalf of the Nakhchivan Agreement on the Establishment of the Security Council, at the 6164th meeting, 17 July 2009, in Cooperation Council of Turkic-speaking States, signed connection with the Council's consideration of the item by Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey at entitled "Threats to international peace and security the 9th Summit of the Heads of the Turkic-speaking caused by terrorist acts"] / by the President of the Countries in Nakhchivan city, Azerbaijan on 3 Oct. 2009. Security Council. Condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist attacks that occurred in Jakarta, Indonesia on 17 July 2009; reaffirms that terrorism in all its forms and manifestations constitutes one of the most serious threats to international peace and security, and that any acts of terrorism are criminal and unjustifiable, regardless of their motivation, wherever, whenever and by whomsoever committed; and further reaffirms the need to combat by all means, in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6108 (21 Apr. 2009) Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, the Czech Republic, Egypt, Finland, Indonesia, Kenya, Liechtenstein, Morocco, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, the Republic of Korea, Senegal, South Africa, Switzerland, the United Republic of Tanzania and Uruguay. S/PV.6108(Resumption1) (21 Apr. 2009) the Sudan. - 43 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –FORMER YUGOSLAVIA (continued) S/PV.6164 (17 July 2009) Indonesia. Discussion in plenary S/2009/333 Letter, 19 June 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letters dated 27 and 29 May 2009 S/PV.6078 (29 Jan. 2009). from the Presidents of the International Tribunal for the S/PV.6108 (21 Apr. 2009). Former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda respectively requesting the S/PV.6108(Resumption1) (21 Apr. 2009). expansion of the Appeals Chamber, extension of the At the 6108th meeting, the President made a term of office of judges, exceeding temporarily the statement on behalf of Council members, in connection statutory maximum number of ad litem judges and allow with prior consultations among Council members on the one judge to engage in another occupation in his home item entitled "Maintenance of international peace and country. security: mediation and settlement of disputes": S/PRST/2009/8. S/2009/386 Letter, 22 July 2009, from the Secretary- General. Reports the resignation of Mohamed S/PV.6164 (17 July 2009). Shahabuddeen (Guyana), Iain Bonomy (United At the 6164th meeting, the President made a Kingdom) and Christine Van Den Wyngaert (Belgium) as statement, on behalf of the Council members, in permanent judges of the International Criminal Tribunal connection with prior consultations among Council for the Former Yugoslavia effective 10 May, 31 Aug. and members on the item entitled "Threats to international 1 Sept., respectively; also reports his intention to appoint peace and security caused by terrorist acts": Guy Delvoie (Belgium), Howard Morrison (United S/PRST/2009/22. Kingdom) and Sir Burton Hall (Bahamas) to replace them. INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/2009/387 Letter, 27 July 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 22 July 2009 See also: FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (S/2009/386) from the Secretary-General and reports Reports that members of the Security Council support the appointment of Guy Delvoie, Howard Morrison and Sir S/2009/258 Report of the Secretary-General on the Burton Hall as permanent judges of the International administrative and budgetary aspects of the options for Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for possible locations for the archives of the International Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the seat of the since 1991. Residual Mechanism(s) for these Tribunals. Issued: 21 May 2009. S/2009/410 Letter, 7 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Refers to letter dated 27 July 2009 from the S/2009/394 (A/64/205) Report of the International President of the Security Council (S/2009/387) and Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia : note / by the reports that a corresponding letter has been received Secretary-General. from the President of the General Assembly and that, Issued: 3 July 2009. - Transmits the 16th annual accordingly, the Secretary-General has appointed Guy report of the International Tribunal for the Former Delvoie, Howard Morrison and Burton Hall as permanent Yugoslavia covering the period 1 Aug. 2008-31 July 2009. judges of the International Criminal Tribunal for the General documents Former Yugoslavia. S/2009/208 (A/63/820) Letter, 1 Apr. 2009, from the S/2009/496 Letter, 28 Sept. 2009, from the President of Russian Federation. Transmits text of a decision of the the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian report dated 21 May 2009 (S/2009/258) on the Federation entitled "On the 10th anniversary of the administrative and budgetary aspects of the options for military operation launched by the North Atlantic Treaty possible locations for the archives of the International Organization (NATO) against the Federal Republic of Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Yugoslavia". Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the seat of the residual mechanism(s) for the Tribunals and reports that S/2009/252 Letter, 14 May 2009, from the President of the members of the Council welcome the recommendations International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons contained therein. Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the S/2009/570 Letter, 28 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary- Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Transmits assessments General. Transmits letter dated 29 Sept. 2009 from the of the President and the Prosecutor of the International President of the International Tribunal for the Former Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted Yugoslavia seeking the extension of the terms of office pursuant to para. 6 of the Security Council resolution of ad litem judges, Kimberly Prost (Canada) and Ole 1534 (2004). Bjorn Stole (Norway), until the end of Mar. 2010, in order that they may complete the judgment in the case of the Prosecutor v. Popoviâc et al.
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –FORMER INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –FORMER YUGOSLAVIA (continued) YUGOSLAVIA (continued) S/2009/589 Letter, 12 Nov. 2009, from the President of Resolutions the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former S/RES/1877(2009) [Extension of the terms of office of Yugoslavia. Transmits assessments of the President and permanent and ad litem judges to the International of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted pursuant to para. 6 on amending art. 14 of the Statute of the International of the Security Council resolution 1534 (2004). Tribunal]. S/2009/687 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from Austria. Transmits Decides to review the extension of the term of office letter summarizing the activi ties of the Informal Working of the permanent judges at the International Tribunal, who Group on International Tribunals during the period 1 are members of the Appeals Chamber, by 31 Dec. 2009; Jan. -31 Dec. 2009 on the establishment of a residual decides to extend the term of office of 8 permanent judges mechanism to carry out essential functions of the at the International Tribunal until 31 Dec. 2010; decides to International Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and extend the term of office of 10 ad litem judges, currently Rwanda after their closure. serving at the International Tribunal, until 31 Dec. 2010; Draft resolutions decides to extend the term of office of 9 ad litem judges, who are not currently appointed to serve at the S/2009/339 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of International Tribunal, until 31 Dec. 2010; decides to office of permanent and ad litem judges to the amend art. 14, para. 3, and art. 14, para. 4, of the Statute International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia of the International Tribunal and to replace those paras. (ICTY) and on amending art. 14 of the Statute of the with the provisions set out in the annex to this resolution. International Tribunal] / Austria. (Adopted unanimously, 6155th meeting, 7 July 2009) S/2009/644 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of S/RES/1900(2009) [Extension of the terms of office of office of permanent and ad litem judges to the permanent and ad litem judges to the International International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and (ICTY) and on temporarily amending art. 12, para. 1, of on temporarily amending art. 12, para. 1, of the Statute the Statute of the International Tribunal] / Austria. of the International Tribunal]. Participation by non-Council members (without Decides that, notwithstanding the expiry of their terms of office on 31 Dec. 2009, Judges Kimberley Prost the right to vote) (Canada) and Ole Bjorn Stole (Norway) complete the S/PV.6134 (4 June 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Popoviâc case which they began before the expiry of their Kenya, Rwanda and Serbia. terms of office; and takes note of the intention of the International Tribunal to complete the case before the end S/PV.6228 (3 Dec. 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, of Mar. 2010; decides in this regard that the total number Kenya, Rwanda, Serbia and Sweden. of ad litem judges serving at the International Tribunal may Discussion in plenary temporarily exceed the maximum of 12 provided for in art. 12, para. 1, of the Statute of the International Tribunal, to a S/PV.6134 (4 June 2009). maximum of 13 at any one time, returning to a maximum S/PV.6155 (7 July 2009). of 12 by 31 Mar. 2010; decides to allow ad litem Judges At the 6155th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/339 Prost and Stole to serve at the International Tribunal was adopted unanimously: resolution 1877 (2009). beyond the cumulative period of service provided for under art. 13 ter, para. 2, of the Statute of the International S/PV.6228 (3 Dec. 2009). Tribunal. (Adopted unanimously, 6242nd meeting, 16 Dec. S/PV.6242 (16 Dec. 2009). 2009) At the 6242nd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/644 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –RWANDA was adopted unanimously: resolution 1900 (2009). See also: RWANDA SITUATION Reports S/2009/258 Report of the Secretary-General on the administrative and budgetary aspects of the options for possible locations for the archives of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the seat of the Residual Mechanism(s) for these Tribunals. Issued: 21 May 2009.
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –RWANDA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –RWANDA (continued) (continued) S/2009/396 (A/64/206) Report of the International S/2009/425 Letter, 18 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda : note / by the Secretary- General. Refers to letter dated 4 Aug. 2009 from the General. President of the Security Council (S/2009/404) Issued: 31 July 2009. - Transmits the 14th annual concurring with the proposal to appoint Bakhtiyar report of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Tuzmukhamedov as a permanent judge of the submitted by the President of the International Criminal International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, and reports Tribunal in accordance with art. 32 of its statute, for the that he has received a corresponding letter from the period 1 July 2008-30 June 2009. President of the General Assembly and has accordingly General documents appointed Bakhtiyar Tuzmukhamedov as a permanent judge of the Tribunal effective 18 Aug. 2009 until 31 Dec. S/2009/247 Letter, 14 May 2009, from the President of the 2010. International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Transmits S/2009/496 Letter, 28 Sept. 2009, from the President of the assessments of the President and the Prosecutor of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on the report dated 21 May 2009 (S/2009/258) on the implementation of the completion strategy of the administrative and budgetary aspects of the options for Tribunal, in conformity with Security Council resolution possible locations for the archives of the International 1534 (2004), as at 4 May 2009. Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International S/2009/333 Letter, 19 June 2009, from the Secretary- Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the seat of the General. Transmits letters dated 27 and 29 May 2009 residual mechanism(s) for the Tribunals and reports that from the Presidents of the International Tribunal for the members of the Council welcome the recommendations Former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal contained therein. Tribunal for Rwanda respectively requesting the S/2009/571 Letter, 2 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary - expansion of the Appeals Chamber, extension of the General. Transmits letter dated 15 Oct. 2009 from the term of office of judges, exceeding temporarily the President of the International Criminal Tribunal for statutory maximum number of ad litem judges and allow Rwanda (ICTR) requesting that the Security Council one judge to engage in another occupation in his home permit the ICTR to exceed the maximum number of ad country. litem judges allowed by art. 11, para. 1, of the statute of S/2009/334 Letter, 26 June 2009, from the Secretary- the International Tribunal by extending, to 31 Dec. 2010, General. Transmits letter dated 15 June 2009 from the the authorization granted in Security Council resolution President of the International Criminal Tribunal for 1855 (2008). Rwanda requesting one judge to engage in another S/2009/587 Letter, 12 Nov. 2009, from the President of professional occupation in his home country and to work the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. part-time while drafting his final judgment, and permit the Transmits the assessments of the President and the Tribunal to recruit an additional ad litem judge from Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for former judges of the International Tribunal for the Former Rwanda on the implementation of the completion Yugoslavia who have not been assigned to any case. strategy of the Tribunal, pursuant to Security Council S/2009/336 Letter, 7 July 2009, from the Secretary- resolution 1534 (2004), as at 9 Nov. 2009. General. Transmits letter dated 1 July 2009 from the S/2009/601 Letter, 23 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- President of the International Criminal Tribunal for General. Transmits letter dated 6 Nov. 2009 from the Rwanda reporting the intention of the Russian President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Federation to replace Judge Egorov; requests Rwanda requesting that the Security Council authorize permission for Judge Egorov to continue to serve in the Judge Erik Mose to serve at the International Tribunal Tribunal until the completion of the cases which he was beyond the expiry of his term of office to complete the assigned; also requests derogation from the statutory Setako case. prohibition against 2 judges of the same nationality serving at the Tribunal at the same time. S/2009/687 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from Austria. Transmits letter summarizing the activities of the Informal Working S/2009/403 Letter, 31 July 2009, from the Secretary- Group on International Tribunals during the period 1 General. Refers to the statute of the International Jan. -31 Dec. 2009 on the establishment of a residual Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and reports that the mechanism to carry out essential functions of the Government of the Russian Federation has nominated International Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Bakhtiyar Tuzmukhamedov to replace Judge Egorov Rwanda after their closure. who has resigned; includes the curriculum vitae of Bakhtiyar Tuzmukhamedov as an annex. Draft resolutions S/2009/404 Letter, 4 Aug. 2009, from the President of the S/2009/340 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of Security Council. Refers to the Secretary-General's letter office of permanent and ad litem judges to the dated 31 July 2009 (S/2009/403) and reports that the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and members of the Security Council support his intention to on amending art. 13 of the Statute of the International appoint Bakhtiyar Tuzmukhamedov as a permanent Tribunal] / Austria. judge of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. - 46 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –RWANDA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –RWANDA (continued) (continued) S/2009/645 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of S/RES/1901(2009) [Extension of the terms of office of trial office of permanent and ad litem judges to the judges at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and (ICTR) and on temporarily amending art. 11, para. 1 of on temporarily amending art. 11, para. 1, of the Statute the Statute of the International Tribunal]. of the International Tribunal] / Austria. Underlines its intention to extend, by 30 June 2010, Participation by non-Council members (without the terms of office of all trial judges at the International the right to vote) Tribunal based on the Tribunal's projected trial schedule and the terms of office of all appeals judges until 31 Dec. S/PV.6134 (4 June 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2012, or until the completion of the cases to which they are Kenya, Rwanda and Serbia. assigned if sooner, and requests the President of the International Tribunal to submit to the Council an updated S/PV.6228 (3 Dec. 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, trial and appeals schedule, including information on the Kenya, Rwanda, Serbia and Sweden. judges whose extension of the terms of office or Discussion in plenary redeployment to the Appeals Chamber will be sought; decides that in order for the International Tribunal to S/PV.6134 (4 June 2009). complete existing trials or conduct additional trials the total S/PV.6156 (7 July 2009). number of ad litem Judges serving at the International At the 6156th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/340 Tribunal may from time to time temporarily exceed the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1878 (2009). maximum of 9 provided for in art. 11, para. 1, of the Statute of the International Tribunal, to a maximum of 12 at any S/PV.6228 (3 Dec. 2009). one time, returning to a maximum of 9 by 31 Dec. 2010; S/PV.6243 (16 Dec. 2009). decides that, notwithstanding the expiry of his term of At the 6243rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/645 office on 31 Dec. 2009, Judge Erik Mose complete the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1901 (2009). Setako case which he began before the expiry of his term of office; and takes note of the intention of the International Resolutions Tribunal to complete the case before the end of Feb. 2010. S/RES/1878(2009) [Extension of the terms of office of (Adopted unanimously, 6243rd meeting, 16 Dec. 2009) permanent and ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and on amending IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–ISRAEL art. 13 of the Statute of the International Tribunal]. General documents Decides to extend the term of office of 5 permanent judges at the International Tribunal, who are members of S/2009/91 Letter, 11 Feb. 2009, from the Islamic Republic the Trial Chambers, until 31 Dec. 2010; decides that the of Iran. Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign term of office of the permanent judge appointed to replace Affairs requesting the establishment of a special Sergei Aleckseevich Egorov shall extend until 31 Dec. commission to investigate the case of alleged abduction 2010; decides to extend the term of office of 11 ad litem of 4 Iranian diplomats in Lebanon in 1982. judges until 31 Dec. 2010; decides to allow ad litem judge S/2009/202 Letter, 14 Apr. 2009, from the Islamic Joensen to serve in the International Tribunal beyond the Republic of Iran. Refers to letters (A/61/571-S/2006/884, cumulative period of service; decides that Judge Joseph A/61/954-S/2007/354, A/62/705-S/2008/117, A/62/798- Asoka Nihal de Silva and Judge Emile Francis Short may S/2008/240, S/2008/377, S/2008/599 and S/2008/790) work part-time and engage in another judicial occupation and reports alleged threats made by Israel against the or occupation of equivalent independent status in their Islamic Republic of Iran. home countries during the remainder of their terms of office; decides that Judge Egorov complete the cases S/2009/520 Letter, 6 Oct. 2009, from the Islamic Republic which he began before his resignation; decides to amend of Iran. Refers to letters (A/61/571-S/2006/884, art. 13, para. 3 of the Statute of the International Tribunal A/61/954-S/2007/354, A/62/705-S/2008/117, A/62/798- as set out in the annex to this resolution. (Adopted S/2008/240, S/2008/377, S/2008/599, S/2008/790 and unanimously, 6156th meeting, 7 July 2009) S/2009/202) and reports alleged threats made by Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran. S/2009/574 Identical letters, 5 Nov. 2009, from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports alleged violation of Security Council 1747 (2007) by the Islamic Republic of Iran by exporting a wide range of weaponry concealed and declared as civilian cargo on the vessel named "the Francop" sailing under the flag of Antigua and Barbuda.
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IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED ARAB IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED STATES EMIRATES General documents General documents S/2009/634 Letter, 2 Dec. 2009, from the Islamic Republic S/2009/89 Letter, 9 Feb. 2009, from the United Arab of Iran addressed to the Secretary-General. Transmits Emirates. Refers to the item entitled "Letter dated 3 note verbale dated 24 Oct. 2009, from the Ministry of December 1971 from the Permanent Representatives of Foreign Affairs addressed to the Embassy of Switzerland Algeria, Iraq, the Libyan Arab Republic and the People's (Interests Section of the United States of America) in Democratic Republic of Yemen to the United Nations Tehran, concerning alleged unlawful attack by the United addressed to the President of the Security Council States Navy in the Persian Gulf against an Iranian (S/10409)" relating to the alleged occupation by the fishing boat, which caused it to sink. Islamic Republic of Iran of the Greater Tunb, the Lesser S/2009/649 (A/64/569) Letter, 10 Dec. 2009, from the Tunb and Abu Musa; requests the item be retained on Islamic Republic of Iran. Transmits note verbale dated 9 the list of matters of which the Security Council is seized Nov. 2009 to the Embassy of Switzerland, Interests for the year 2009. Section of the United States of America in Tehran S/2009/145 Letter, 11 Mar. 2009, from the League of Arab concerning alleged unlawful act by the US Navy against States. Transmits resolution 7016, adopted by the an Iranian commercial ship on the high seas. Council of the League of Arab States at its meeting held at the ministerial level during its 131st ordinary sess. IRAQ –KUWAIT (Cairo, 1-3 Mar. 2009), concerning the 3 islands of the See: IRAQ SITUATION Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa. IRAQ SITUATION S/2009/195 Letter, 9 Apr. 2009, from Islamic Republic of Iran. Refers to the letters by the Permanent Observer of See also: UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ the League of Arab States, including the letters Reports circulated in documents S/2008/296, S/2008/344, S/2008/609 and S/2009/145 regarding the 3 islands of S/2009/79 Letter, 3 Feb. 2009, from the Chairman of the the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa; states Security Council Committee established pursuant to that Islamic Republic of Iran is against the alleged resolution 1518 (2003). Transmits report of the Security territorial claim of the islands by United Arab Emirates Council Committee established pursuant to resolution and states that the 3 islands belong to Iran and the 1518 (2003) concerning Iraq, containing an account of name of the sea between Iran and the Arabian Peninsula the Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2008, is the "Persian Gulf". submitted in accordance with the note by the President of the Security Council of 29 Mar. 1995 (S/1995/234). S/2009/206 Letter, 14 Apr. 2009, from the League of Arab States. Transmits decision 460 concerning the 3 islands S/2009/102 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to of the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa, paragraph 6 of resolution 1830 (2008). adopted by the Council of the League of Arab States at Issued: 20 Feb. 2009. its meeting held at the summit level during its 21st S/2009/190 Comprehensive report requested in a letter regular sess., Doha, 29-30 Mar. 2009. dated 2008/03/26 from the President of the Security S/2009/467 Letter, 14 Sept. 2009, from the League of Council to the Secretary-General. Arab States. Transmits resolution 7089 concerning the Issued: 8 Apr. 2009. islands of the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu S/2009/284 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to Musa, adopted by the Council of the League of Arab paragraph 6 of resolution 1830 (2008). States at its 132nd ordinary session, held at the Issued: 2 June 2009. ministerial level in Cairo on 9 Sept. 2009. S/2009/314 Note [transmitting report of the Board of IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED KINGDOM Auditors on the UN escrow (Iraq) accounts for the General documents financial period ended 31 Dec. 2008] / by the Secretary - General. S/2009/240 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the Islamic Issued: 18 June 2009. Republic of Iran. Refers to statement made by the United Kingdom representative at the Security Council S/2009/385 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to meeting held on 11 May 2009 and refutes allegations paragraph 5 of resolution 1859 (2008). and references made against Iran. Issued: 27 July 2009. S/2009/393 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1830 (2008). Issued: 30 July 2009. S/2009/430 First report of the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 3 of resolution 1859 (2008). Issued: 24 Aug. 2009.
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) IRAQ SITUATION (continued) S/2009/539 Twenty-eighth report of the Secretary-General S/2009/230 Letter, 1 May 2009, from the Secretary- pursuant to paragraph 14 of resolution 1284 (1999). General. Refers to letter dated 25 July 2008 Issued: 16 Oct. 2009. (S/2008/492) on the arrangements for the termination of the operations related to the letters of credit issued S/2009/585 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to against the UN Iraq Account under Security Council paragraph 6 of resolution 1883 (2009). resolution 1483 (2003) and updates on the status of the Issued: 11 Nov. 2009. remaining activity relating to the operations of the letters S/2009/671 Letter, 22 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of of credit as at 31 Mar. 2009. the Security Council Committee established pursuant to S/2009/241 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the League of Arab resolution 1518 (2003). Transmits report of the Security States. Transmits letter from the Secretary-General of Council Committee established pursuant to resolution the League of Arab States regarding the outcome of the 1518 (2003) concerning Iraq, containing an account of 2nd Summit of Arab and South American Countries held the Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2009, in Doha, 31 Mar. 2009 and the Doha Declaration issued submitted in accordance with the note by the President by the Summit. of the Security Council of 29 Mar. 1995 (S/1995/234). General documents S/2009/262 Letter, 21 May 2009, from the Secretary- General. Notes the Security Council's press statement of S/2009/92 Letter, 12 Feb. 2009, from Kuwait. Refers to 16 Apr. 2009 regarding the agreement of its members to summary statement by the Secretary-General of 30 Jan. finance the continuation of the activities of the High-level 2009 (S/2009/10) and requests that item 63 in para. 3 of Coordinator for a period of six months, with a possibility the summary statement be retained on the list of matters of further extension and suggests that these funds be of which the Security Council is seized. earmarked from the operating reserves and fund balance of the 2.2 per cent part of the Iraq escrow S/2009/143 Letter, 10 Mar. 2009, from Iraq. Transmits account intended for administration and operational letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq costs. regarding para. 5 of Security Council resolution 1859 (2008) on extension of the arrangements for the S/2009/263 Letter, 22 May 2009, from the President of the depositing into the Development Fund for Iraq of Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter proceeds from export sales of petroleum, petroleum dated 21 May 2009 (S/2009/262) concerning the products and natural gas; reports Iraq's cooperation with activities of the High-level Coordinator undertaken to all resolutions pertaining to it and requests the Security fulfil the mandate outlined in para. 14 of Security Council Council to close its files on Iraq to enable it achieve resolution 1284 (1999) and reports that members of the international standing equal to that which it held prior to Security Council have taken note of the information the adoption of resolutions. contained in the letter and the proposal made therein. S/2009/178 Letter, 24 Mar. 2009, from Kuwait. Transmits S/2009/346 Letter, 6 July 2009, from the Secretary- letter from the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to Foreign Affairs regarding para. 5 of Security Council appoint Ad Melkert (the Netherlands) as the Special resolution 1859 (2008); reports that Kuwait has still Representative for Iraq and Head of UNAMI to succeed outstanding issues with Iraq concerning prisoners and Staffan de Mistura (Sweden), who completed his missing persons, the return of Kuwaiti property, assignment on 30 June 2009. maintenance of boundary pillars and the issue of S/2009/347 Letter, 8 July 2009, from the President of the compensation before closure of the file on Iraq. Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- S/2009/203 Letter, 14 Apr. 2009, from Kuwait. Refers to General dated 6 July 2009 (S/2009/346) and reports that the comprehensive report (S/2009/190), which includes members of the Council have taken note of the intention an update on the progress that has been made since the of the Secretary-General to appoint Ad Melkert (the appointment of Ambassador Gennady Tarasov as the Netherlands) as the Special Representative for Iraq and High-level Coordinator with respect to compliance by Head of UNAMI. Iraq with its obligations regarding the repatriation or S/2009/350 Letter, 8 July 2009, from Iraq. Reports the return of all Kuwaiti and third-country nationals, or their remains, and the return of all Kuwaiti property, including hand over of old Kuwaiti currency, postage stamps and travel cheques belonging to the Kuwaiti Central Bank archives. returned by Iraq and transmits the handover minutes S/2009/226 Letter, 30 Apr. 2009, from the President of the signed by both the Governments of Iraq and Kuwait. Governing Council of the UN Compensation S/2009/370 Letter, 16 July 2009, from Iraq. Reports that Commission. Reports on the activities of the Governing Council's 67th session, which was held at Geneva on 28 the Government of Iraq has invited the Head of the National Committee for Missing Persons and Prisoners and 29 Apr. 2009. of War Affairs of Kuwait and his working team to visit Baghdad to discuss possible means of cooperation and transmits copy of the invitation.
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) IRAQ SITUATION (continued) S/2009/395 Note verbale, 30 July 2009, from Iraq. S/2009/660 Draft resolution [on extension of the Transmits letter dated 29 July 2009 from the Minister for arrangements for depositing into the Development Fund Foreign Affairs requesting the renewal of the mandate of for Iraq of proceeds from export sales of petroleum, the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) for a further petroleum products and natural gas] / Japan, Uganda, period of 12 months. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, [and] United States of America. S/2009/405 Letter, 4 Aug. 2009, from Kuwait. Transmits copy of letter dated 21 July 2009 from the Acting Statements by the President of the Security President of the National Committee for Missing Persons Council and Prisoners of War Affairs addressed to the Chief of S/PRST/2009/17 Statement [made on behalf of the Staff of the Prime Minister of Iraq regarding the issue of Security Council, at the 6145th meeting, 18 June 2009, the remains of Kuwaiti prisoners and missing persons. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. entitled "The situation concerning Iraq"] / by the Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating President of the Security Council. Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final Commends the important efforts made by the document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Government of Iraq to strengthen democracy and the rule Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el of law; reaffirms its full support for the UN Assistance Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) in advising, supporting and assisting the Iraqi people and Government; underscores S/2009/548 Letter, 21 Oct. 2009, from Kuwait. Refers to UNAMI's important role in supporting the Iraqi people and the 28th report of the Secretary-General pursuant to Government to promote dialogue; emphasizes UNAMI's para. 14 of resolution 1284 (1999) (S/2009/539), efforts to assist the Iraqi Government and the Independent concerning missing Kuwaiti and third-country nationals, High Electoral Commission in the development of as well as missing Kuwaiti property, including the processes for holding elections. national archives and requests the extension of the High-Level Coordinator's mandate until June 2010. S/PRST/2009/30 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6219th meeting, 16 November S/2009/551 Letter, 21 Oct. 2009, from the President of the 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of Security Council. Refers to the 28th report of the the item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq"] / by the Secretary-General pursuant to para. 14 of resolution President of the Security Council. 1284 (1999) (S/2009/539) dealing with the issues of Emphasizes United Nations Assistance Mission for missing Kuwaiti and 3rd country nationals, property and Iraq's (UNAMI) efforts to assist the Iraqi Government and the national archive and states Iraq's support for the the Independent High Electoral Commission in the extension of the financing of the mandate of the High- development of processes for holding elections; strongly level Coordinator until Feb. 2010. endorses UNAMI's continued assistance to the Iraqi S/2009/573 Letter, 3 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary - people and Government in preparation for the Iraqi General. Transmits letter dated 26 Oct. 2009 from the national parliamentary elections planned for Jan. 2010; Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq requesting for a high- endorses the Secretary-General's appeal to all political level international envoy to be appointed to assess the blocs and their leaders in Iraq to demonstrate true extent of foreign involvement in terrorist acts committed statesmanship during the election campaign and in Iraq regarding the attacks which took place in participate in a spirit of national unity; and reaffirms the Baghdad on 19 Aug. and 25 Oct. 2009. need to combat threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts by all means, in accordance with S/2009/594 Letter, 12 Nov. 2009, from the President of the Charter of the United Nations, ensuring that measures the Governing Council of the UN Compensation taken to combat terrorism fully comply with all obligations Commission. Reports on the activities of the Governing under international law, in particular international human Council at its 68th session held in Geneva on 10 and 12 rights, refugee and humanitarian law. Nov. 2009. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2009/685 Letter, 29 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- the right to vote) General. Refers to letter dated 26 Mar. 2008 (S/2008/206) from the President of the Security Council S/PV.6087 (26 Feb. 2009) Iraq. and reports expenditures for activities undertaken to S/PV.6145 (18 June 2009) Iraq. fulfill para. 14 of resolution 1284 (1999) from 25 Apr. 2008 to 30 Nov. 2009; requests the sum of S/PV.6177 (4 Aug. 2009) Iraq. US$251,400.00 for the continuation of the High-level S/PV.6179 (7 Aug. 2009) Iraq. Coordinator's activities until 30 June 2010. . Draft resolutions S/PV.6218 (16 Nov. 2009) Iraq. S/2009/406 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.6219 (16 Nov. 2009) Iraq. of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)] / United S/PV.6249 (21 Dec. 2009) Iraq. Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America.
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) IRAQ SITUATION (continued) Discussion in plenary S/RES/1905(2009) [Extension of the arrangements for S/PV.6087 (26 Feb. 2009). depositing into the Development Fund for Iraq of proceeds from export sales of petroleum, petroleum S/PV.6145 (18 June 2009). products and natural gas]. At the 6145th meeting, the President made a Decides to provide an extension, until 31 Dec. 2010, statement on behalf of Council members, in connection on the arrangements established in para. 20 of resolution with prior consultations among Council members on the 1483 (2003) for the depositing into the Development Fund item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq": for Iraq of proceeds from export sales of petroleum, S/PRST/2009/17. petroleum products and natural gas and the arrangements referred to in para. 12 of resolution 1483 (2003) and para. S/PV.6177 (4 Aug. 2009). 24 of resolution 1546 (2004) for the monitoring of the S/PV.6179 (7 Aug. 2009). Development Fund for Iraq by the International Advisory At the 6179th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/406 and Monitoring Board and further decides that, subject to was adopted unanimously: resolution 1883 (2009). the exception provided for in para. 27 of resolution 1546 (2004), the provisions of para. 22 of resolution 1483 (2003) S/PV.6218 (16 Nov. 2009). shall continue to apply until that date, including with S/PV.6219 (16 Nov. 2009). respect to funds and financial assets and economic At the 6219th meeting, the President made a resources described in para. 23 of that resolution; decides statement on behalf of Council members, in connection further that the provisions in the above para. for the with prior consultations among Council members on the deposit of proceeds into the Development Fund for Iraq item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq": and for the role of the International Advisory and S/PRST/2009/30. Monitoring Board and the provisions of para. 22 of resolution 1483 (2003) shall be reviewed at the request of S/PV.6238 (14 Dec. 2009). the Government of Iraq or no later than 15 June 2010. S/PV.6249 (21 Dec. 2009). (Adopted unanimously, 6249th meeting, 21 Dec. 2009) At the 6249th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/660 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1905 (2009). ISRAEL–IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) Resolutions See: IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–ISRAEL S/RES/1883(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN KOREAN QUESTION Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)]. See also: DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Assistance KOREA–MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) for a period of 12 months from the date of this resolution; decides further that the Special KOSOVO (SERBIA) Representative of the Secretary-General and UNAMI, at the request of the Government of Iraq and taking into See also: FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION account the letter of 29 July 2009 from the Minister of UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN Foreign Affairs of Iraq to the Secretary-General KOSOVO (S/2009/395), shall continue to pursue their expanded Reports mandate as stipulated in resolution 1770 (2007) and 1830 (2008); recognizes that the security of UN personnel is S/2009/149 Report of the Secretary-General on the essential for UNAMI to carry out its work for the benefit of United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. the people of Iraq and calls upon the Government of Iraq Issued: 17 Mar. 2009. and other Member States to continue to provide security S/2009/300 Report of the Secretary-General on the and logistical support to the UN presence in Iraq; United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. expresses its intention to review the mandate of UNAMI in Issued: 10 June 2009. 12 months or sooner, if requested by the Government of Iraq; requests the Secretary -General to report to the S/2009/497 Report of the Secretary-General on the Council on a quarterly basis on the progress made United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. towards the fulfilment of all UNAMI's responsibilities. Issued: 30 Sept. 2009. (Adopted unanimously, 6179th meeting, 7 Aug. 2009) Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6097 (23 Mar. 2009) Serbia and Kosovo. S/PV.6144 (17 June 2009) Serbia. S/PV.6202 (15 Oct. 2009) Serbia. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6088 (27 Feb. 2009). S/PV.6097 (23 Mar. 2009).
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KOSOVO (SERBIA) (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/PV.6144 (17 June 2009). S/2009/42 (A/63/683) Identical letters, 14 Jan. 2009, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/PV.6202 (15 Oct. 2009). President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical KUWAIT–IRAQ summary of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by air, sea and land committed by Israel during the month of See: IRAQ SITUATION Dec. 2008. LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/2009/43 (A/63/685) Identical letters, 15 Jan. 2009, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the See also: UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON President of the Security Council. Reports that on 8 and Reports 14 Jan. 2009, Israeli forces allegedly pounded Lebanese territories with mortar bombs in violation of the Blue Line S/2009/106 Fourth report of the Secretary-General and Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1757 (2007). S/2009/45 (A/63/687) Identical letters, 20 Jan. 2009, from Issued: 24 Feb. 2009. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical S/2009/119 Ninth report of the Secretary -General on summary of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). air, sea and land committed by Israel from 1 to 14 Issued: 3 Mar. 2009. January 2009. S/2009/218 Ninth semi-annual report of the Secretary- S/2009/74 (A/63/706) Identical letters, 5 Feb. 2009, from General on the implementation of Security Council Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the resolution 1559 (2004). President of the Security Council. Reports alleged Issued: 24 Apr. 2009. interception in international waters of a Lebanese vessel S/2009/330 Tenth report of the Secretary -General on carrying humanitarian aid and medicine to Gaza by Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). Israeli gunboats on 4 Feb. 2009. Issued: 29 June 2009. S/2009/75 (A/63/707) Identical letters, 5 Feb. 2009, from S/2009/542 Tenth semi-annual report of the Secretary- Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the General on the implementation of Security Council President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical resolution 1559 (2004). summary of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by Issued: 21 Oct. 2009. air, sea and land committed by Israel from 15 to 31 Jan. 2009. S/2009/566 Eleventh report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 S/2009/76 (A/63/708) Identical letters, 5 Feb. 2009, from (2006). Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Issued: 2 Nov. 2009. President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical table of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by air, General documents sea and land committed by Israel during Jan. 2009. S/2009/27 Identical letters, 8 Jan. 2009, from Israel S/2009/97 (A/63/721) Identical letters, 13 Feb. 2009, from addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the the Security Council. Reports that on 8 Jan. 2009, 3 President of the Security Council. Transmits position Katyusha rockets were allegedly fired from Lebanese paper of Lebanon on the implementation of Security territory into Israel striking the area of Nahariya and Council resolution 1701 (2006) and lists of alleged Israeli hitting a nursing home wounding 2 elderly women. maritime, air and land violations of the Blue Line as S/2009/38 Identical letters, 14 Jan. 2009, from Israel compiled by Lebanese armed forces for the period from addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of 5 Nov. 2008 to 1 Feb. 2009. the Security Council. Reports that at least 4 Katyusha S/2009/110 (A/63/738) Identical letters, 20 Feb. 2009, rockets were fired from Lebanese territory into Israel, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and with 3 of the rockets striking the area of Kiryat Shmona, the President of the Security Council. Transmits 14 Jan. 2009, . statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2009/41 (A/63/682) Identical letters, 14 Jan. 2009, from territory by air, sea and land committed by Israel from 1 Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the to 16 February 2009. President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical S/2009/141 (A/63/762) Identical letters, 12 Mar. 2009, summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 17-31 the President of the Security Council. Transmits table Dec. 2008. listing alleged violations of Lebanese territory by air, sea and land committed by Israel during February 2009.
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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2009/142 (A/63/763) Identical letters, 12 Mar. 2009, S/2009/292 (A/63/877) Identical letters, 4 June 2009, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and from Lebanon to the Secretary-General and the the President of the Security Council. Transmits report of President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical alleged violations of Lebanese territory by air, sea and summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and land committed by Israel during the period 17-28 Feb. territory committed by Israel from 15 to 31 May 2009. 2009. S/2009/293 (A/63/876) Identical letters, 4 June 2009, S/2009/155 (A/63/776) Identical letters, 19 Mar. 2009, 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 table listing alleged violations of Lebanese statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by air, sea and land committed by Israel during territory by air, sea and land committed by Israel from 1 May 2009. to 14 Mar. 2009. S/2009/307 (A/63/882) Identical letters, 11 June 2009, S/2009/191 (A/63/ 815) Identical letters, 7 Apr. 2009, from from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Lebanon. Reports incidents caused by landmines the President of the Security Council. Transmits position allegedly planted by Israel against Lebanese civilians in paper from Lebanon on the implementation of Security southern Lebanon in violation of Security Council Council resolution 1701 (2006), lists of alleged land, resolution 1701 (2006). maritime and airspace violations of Lebanese territory committed by Israel, Feb.- May 2009 and statistical S/2009/227 Identical letters, 4 May 2009, from the Syrian summary table. Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits the S/2009/322 (A/63/889) Identical letters, 17 June 2009, position of the Syrian Arab Republic in respect of the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and semi-annual report of the Secretary-General on the the President of the Security Council. Transmits implementation of Security Council resolution 1559 statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese (2004). airspace and territory committed by Israel, 1-14 June 2009. S/2009/238 (A/63/849) Identical letters, 5 May 2009, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2009/345 Identical letters, 8 July 2009, from the Syrian President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and summary of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter air, sea and land committed by Israel during Apr. 2009. that represents the position of the Syrian Arab Republic on the 10th report of the Secretary-General on the S/2009/239 (A/63/850) Identical letters, 5 May 2009, from implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 Lebanon. Transmits statistical summary of alleged (2006) (S/2009/330). violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel between 15 and 30 Apr. 2009. S/2009/348 (A/63/921) Identical letters, 6 July 2009, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2009/264 (A/63/860) Identical letters, 20 May 2009, President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical from Lebanon to the Secretary-General and the table showing alleged vi olations committed by Israel by President of the Security Council. Reports alleged air, sea and land during June 2009. violations of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006) by Israel in the form of a string of creating spying networks S/2009/349 (A/63/922) Identical letters, 6 July 2009, from inside Lebanon. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical S/2009/268 (A/63/862) Identical letters, 20 May 2009, summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, from Lebanon to the Secretary-General and the territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 22-30 President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical June 2009. summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel between 1 and 14 May S/2009/365 Identical letters, 16 July 2009, from Israel 2009. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports series of explosions in S/2009/287 (A/63/870) Identical letters, 2 June 2009, Lebanon on 14 July 2009 and alleges that these are from Lebanon to the Secretary-General and the arms smuggled by Hizbollah and placed in civilian President of the Security Council. Reports that Israeli villages in contravention of Security Council resolution forces allegedly permitted Lebanese citizens wanted on 1701 (2006). suspicion of collaborating with Israel, to enter the Occupied Palestinian Territory crossing the Blue Line S/2009/375 Identical letters, 20 July 2009, from Israel and the technical fence, considered by the Lebanese addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Government to be a violation of Security Council the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 16 July 2009 resolution 1701 (2006). (S/2009/365) and reports incidents allegedly committed by Lebanese civilians in violation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006).
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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2009/379 (A/63/933) Identical letters, 22 July 2009, S/2009/469 Letter, 15 Sept. 2009, from the Syrian Arab from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Republic. Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign the President of the Security Council. Refers to an Affairs addressed to the Secretary -General and the explosion in Southern Lebanon and refutes allegations President of the Security Council, as well as 3 CDs by Israel that the series of explosions in Lebanon on 14 containing televised interviews of General Jamil El July 2009 were due to arms smuggled by Hizbollah and Sayed over the assassination of former Lebanese Prime placed in civilian villages in contravention of Security Minister Rafiq Hariri, screened on 1, 15 and 27 May Council resolution 1701 (2006). 2009 by the Lebanese Al-Manar and OTV television stations and Al-Jazeera of Qatar. S/2009/407 Letter, 6 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Requests the renewal of the mandate of the S/2009/479 (A/64/362) Identical letters, 18 Sept. 2009, UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) for a further from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and period of 12 months, until 31 Aug. 2010. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2009/414 (A/63/943) Identical letters, 11 Aug. 2009, airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Israel, 1-14 Sept. 2009. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Israel, 1-31 July 2009. Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the S/2009/415 (A/63/944) Identical letters, 11 Aug. 2009, Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical table listing alleged violations of Lebanese S/2009/532 Letter, 13 Oct. 2009, from Israel. Refers to territory by air, sea and land committed by Israel during Security Council resolution 1701 (2006) and reports July 2009. explosion that allegedly took place on 12 Oct. 2009 in a civilian structure in the Lebanese village of Tayr Filsi; S/2009/429 (A/63/949) Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2009, requests that the UN Interim Force in Lebanon from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and commence an investigation into the incident. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2009/536 (A/64/492) Identical letters, 13 Oct. 2009, airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Israel, 1-15 Aug. 2009. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2009/451 (A/63/962) Identical letters, 9 Sept. 2009, airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Israel, 15-21 Sept. 2009. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical table listing alleged violations of Lebanese S/2009/544 (A/64/496) Identical letters, 19 Oct. 2009, territory by air, sea and land committed by Israel during from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Aug. 2009. the President of the Security Council. Transmits position paper from Lebanon in preparation for the S/2009/452 (A/63/961) Identical letters, 9 Sept. 2009, comprehensive assessment by the Secretary-General in from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and his upcoming report on the implementation of Security the President of the Security Council. Transmits Council resolution 1701 (2006) and lists of alleged Israeli statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese air, maritime and land violations of the Blue Line airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by covering the period from May to Sept. 2009. Israel, 16-31 Aug. 2009. S/2009/558 (A/64/503) Identical letters, 26 Oct. 2009, S/2009/454 Identical letters, 11 Sept. 2009, 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 the Security Council. Reports that 3 Katyusha rockets statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese were allegedly launched from Lebanese territory into airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel landing near the city of Nahariya in northern Israel Israel, 1-14 Oct. 2009. on 11 Sept. 2009. S/2009/561 (A/64/506) Identical letters, 28 Oct. 2009, S/2009/458 (A/63/964) Identical letters, 14 Sept. 2009, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports alleged the President of the Security Council. Reports alleged bombardment of the outskirts of the town of Houla in shelling of the outskirts of Klaele by the Israeli army on South Lebanon by the Israeli army on 27 Oct. 2009 and 11 Sept. 2009, claimed to be in response to the states that the incident constitutes a breach of Security launching of two Grad missiles from the same area on Council resolution 1701 (2006). the same day.
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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2009/563 Identical letters, 26 Oct. 2009, from Israel S/2009/636 (A/64/564) Identical letters, 9 Dec. 2009, addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Security Council. Reports that a 107-millimetre the President of the Security Council. Transmits rocket was fired from Lebanon and struck the area of the statistical table of alleged violations of Lebanese city of Kiryat Shmona in northern Israel on 26 Oct. 2009 airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by in violation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). Israel during the month of Nov. 2009. S/2009/572 Identical letters, from the Syrian Arab S/2009/686 (A/64/615) Identical letters, 29 Dec. 2009, Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and President of the Security Council. Transmits the position the President of the Security Council. Transmits of the Syrian Arab Republic on the 10th semi-annual statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of airspace and territory committed by Israel, 1-7 Dec. Security Council resolution 1559 (2004) (S/2009/542). 2009. S/2009/578 (A/64/520) Identical letters, 11 Nov. 2009, Draft resolutions from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2009/431 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate the President of the Security Council. Transmits of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] / Belgium, statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Croatia, France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom of Great airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of Israel, 15-31 Oct. 2009. America. S/2009/579 (A/64/521) Identical letters, 9 Nov. 2009, from Participation by non-Council members (without Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the the right to vote) President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical table of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, S/PV.6120 (7 May 2009) Lebanon. territorial waters and territory committed by Israel during S/PV.6183 (27 Aug. 2009) Belgium, Israel, Italy, Lebanon the month of Oct. 2009. and Spain. S/2009/583 Identical letters, 10 Nov. 2009, from the Discussion in plenary Syrian Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary- General and the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6120 (7 May 2009). Transmits the position of the Syrian Arab Republic on the S/PV.6181 (13 Aug. 2009). 11th report of the Secretary -General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 S/PV.6183 (27 Aug. 2009). (2006) (S/2009/566). At the 6183rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/431 S/2009/606 (A/64/544) Identical letters, 23 Nov. 2009, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1884 (2009). from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Resolutions the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/RES/1884(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)]. airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Decides to extend the present mandate of UN Israel, 1-15 Nov. 2009. Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) until 31 Aug. 2010; S/2009/628 Letter, 7 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- commends the positive role of UNIFIL, whose deployment General. Refers to the command of the UN Interim Force together with the Lebanese Armed Forces has helped to in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and reports the Secretary-General's establish a new strategic environment in southern intention to appoint Major General Alberto Asarta Lebanon; strongly calls upon all parties concerned to Cuevas (Spain) as Head of Mission and UNIFIL Force respect the cessation of hostilities and the Blue Line in its Commander to replace Major General Claudio Graziano, entirety and to cooperate fully with the UN and UNIFIL and who will relinquish his post on 28 Jan. 2010. to abide scrupulously by their obligation to respect the safety of UNIFIL and other UN personnel, including by S/2009/629 Letter, 9 Dec. 2009, from the President of the avoiding any course of action which endangers UN Security Council. Refers to letter dated 7 Dec. 2009 personnel and by ensuring UNIFIL is accorded full freedom (S/2009/628) from the Secretary-General and reports of movement within its area of operation; urges all parties that the Secretary-General's intention to designate Major to cooperate fully with the Security Council and the General Alberto Asarta Cuevas (Spain) as Head of Secretary-General to achieve a permanent ceasefire and a Mission and UN Interim-Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) long-term solution as envisioned in resolution 1701 (2006). Commander has been brought to the attention of the (Adopted unanimously, 6183rd meeting, 27 Aug. 2009) members of the Security Council. S/2009/635 (A/64/563) Identical letters, 9 Dec. 2009, from Lebanon to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. 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LIBERIA SITUATION LIBERIA SITUATION (continued) See also: UN MISSION IN LIBERIA S/2009/109 Letter, 24 Feb. 2009, from the Secretary- Reports General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1854 (2008) extending the mandate of the Panel of Experts S/2009/86 Eighteenth progress report of the Secretary- appointed pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1819 General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. (2008) for a further period until 20 Dec. 2009 and reports Issued: 10 Feb. 2009. the appointment of Hervé Gonsolin (France) as the 3rd S/2009/236 Letter, 6 May. 2009, from the Chairman of the expert to serve the Panel. Security Council Committee established pursuant to S/2009/182 Note [on election of the Chairman of the resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Transmits Security Council Committee Established pursuant to report of the Security Council Committee established Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia]. pursuant to resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia, covering the Committee's activities during the period S/2009/243 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the President of the Jan. to Dec. 2008 submitted in accordance with the note Security Council. Reports that members of the Security by the President of the Security Council dated 29 Mar. Council have decided to send a mission to Africa from 14 1995 (S/1995/234). to 21 May 2009 to visit Ethiopia, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Liberia; contains S/2009/290 Letter, 5 June 2009, from the Chairman of the the terms of reference for each mission and the list of Security Council Committee Established pursuant to members. Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Transmits midterm report of the Panel of Experts on Liberia Draft resolutions submitted pursuant to para. 4 of Security Council S/2009/455 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate resolution 1854 (2008), covers the period 20 Jan.-15 of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)]. May 2009. S/2009/648 Draft resolution [on extension of travel ban on S/2009/299 Special report of the Secretary-General on the persons deemed to be a threat to the peace in Liberia United Nations Mission in Liberia. and readjustment of the arms embargo] / United States Issued: 10 June 2009. of America. S/2009/303 Report of the Security Council mission to the Participation by non-Council members (without African Union; Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the right to vote) the Congo; and Liberia. Issued: 11 June 2009. S/PV.6188 (15 Sept. 2009) Liberia. S/2009/411 Nineteenth progress report of the Secretary- S/PV.6246 (17 Dec. 2009) Liberia. General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. Discussion in plenary Issued: 10 Aug. 2009. S/PV.6131 (28 May 2009). S/2009/640 Letter, 11 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6184 (3 Sept. 2009). Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Transmits S/PV.6188 (15 Sept. 2009). final report of the Panel of Experts on Liberia submitted At the 6188th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/455 pursuant to para. 4 of Security Council resolution 1854 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1885 (2009). (2008). S/PV.6238 (14 Dec. 2009). S/2009/691 Letter, 31 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to S/PV.6246 (17 Dec. 2009). resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Transmits At the 6246th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/648 report of the Security Council Committee established was adopted unanimously: resolution 1903 (2009). pursuant to resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia, Resolutions covering the Committee's activities during the period 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2009 submitted in accordance with the S/RES/1885(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN note by the President of the Security Council dated 29 Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)]. Mar. 1995 (S/1995/234). Decides that the mandate of the UN Mission in General documents Liberia (UNMIL) shall be extended until 30 Sept. 2010; authorizes UNMIL to assist the Liberian government with S/2009/47 Letter, 20 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- the 2011 general presidential and legislative elections; General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1854 endorses the Secretary-General's recommendation to (2008) extending the mandate of the Panel of Experts implement the 3rd stage of UNMIL's drawdown, from Oct. Established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 2009-May 2010, repatriating 2,029 military personnel, 3 1760 (2007) for a further period until 20 Dec. 2009 and attack helicopters, and 72 armoured personnel carriers, reports the appointment of Thomas R. Creal (United leaving UNMIL's military strength at 8,202 personnel, States) and Wynet V. Smith (Canada) as experts; including 7,952 troops in Liberia and 250 at the Special designates Wynet V. Smith as Coordinator of the Panel. Court for Sierra Leone and keeping the UNMIL police component at its current authorized strength. (Adopted unanimously, 6188th meeting, 15 Sept. 2009) - 56 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
LIBERIA SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/RES/1903(2009) [Extension of travel ban on persons See also: LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS deemed to be a threat to the peace in Liberia and PALESTINE QUESTION readjustment of the arms embargo]. TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Decides to renew the measures on travel imposed UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE by para. 4 of resolution 1521 (2003) for a period of 12 months from the date of adoption of this resolution; UN TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION IN decides that all States shall take the necessary measures PALESTINE to prevent the direct or indirect supply, sale or transfer, Reports from their territories or by their nationals, or using their flag vessels or aircraft, of arms and any related materiel and S/2009/106 Fourth report of the Secretary-General the provision of any assistance, advice or training related submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1757 to military activities, including financing and financial (2007). assistance, to all non-governmental entities and individuals Issued: 24 Feb. 2009. operating in the territory of Liberia for a period of 12 S/2009/119 Ninth report of the Secretary -General on months from the date of adoption of this resolution; Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). decides that the measures shall not apply to supplies of Issued: 3 Mar. 2009. arms and related materiel as well as technical training and assistance intended solely for support of or use by the UN S/2009/218 Ninth semi-annual report of the Secretary - Mission in Liberia (UNMIL); and decides to extend the General on the implementation of Security Council mandate of the Panel of Experts appointed pursuant to resolution 1559 (2004). para. 4 of resolution 1854 (2008) for a further period until Issued: 24 Apr. 2009. 20 Dec. 2010. (Adopted unanimously, 6246th meeting, 17 S/2009/244 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the League of Arab Dec. 2009) States. Transmits executive summary of the report of the Independent Fact-Finding Committee on Gaza on the MADAGASCAR SITUATION dire humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip as a result General documents of the alleged Israeli attack which started on 27 Dec. 2008. S/2009/166 Letter, 20 Mar. 2009, from the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Transmits, in the capacity as the Chairman S/2009/250 (A/63/855) Letter, 4 May 2009, from the of the African Union, the communiqué on the situation in Secretary-General. Transmits summary of the report of Madagascar, adopted by the Peace and Security Council the UN Headquarters Board of Inquiry into certain of the African Union at its 181st meeting, held on 20 Mar. incidents in the Gaza Strip between 27 Dec. 2008 and 2009. 19 Jan. 2009. S/2009/460 Letter, 15 Sept. 2009, from the African Union. S/2009/295 Report of the Secretary-General on the Transmits press statement (No. PSC/PR/CCII) issued by United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the the Peace and Security Council of the African Union at period from 1 January 2009 to 30 June 2009. its 202nd meeting, held in Addis Ababa on 10 Sept. Issued: 8 June 2009. 2009, on recent developments in the situation in S/2009/330 Tenth report of the Secretary -General on Madagascar. Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). MAURITANIA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Issued: 29 June 2009. General documents S/2009/464 (A/64/351) Peaceful settlement of the question of Palestine : report of the Secretary-General. S/2009/85 Letter, 10 Feb. 2009, from the Libyan Arab Issued: 15 Sept. 2009. Jamahiriya. Transmits, in the capacity as the S/2009/542 Tenth semi-annual report of the Secretary- representative of the current Chairman of the African General on the implementation of Security Council Union, communiqué on the situation in Mauritania resolution 1559 (2004). adopted by the African Union Peace and Security Issued: 21 Oct. 2009. Council at its 168th meeting, held on 5 Feb. 2009 in Addis Ababa. S/2009/566 Eleventh report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). Issued: 2 Nov. 2009. S/2009/597 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the period from 1 July 2009 to 31 December 2009. Issued: 18 Nov. 2009.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) General documents S/2009/15 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. Transmits, in S/2009/3 (A/ES-10/431) Identical letters, 2 Jan. 2009, the capacity as Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 326 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-30 Dec. the escalation of Israel's military attack on the Gaza Strip. 2008 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the Gaza Strip has killed 428 Palestinians and injured over S/2009/22 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. Transmits, in 2,200 others. the capacity as Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the S/2009/4 (A/ES-10/432) Identical letters, 5 Jan. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on the escalation of Israel's military attack on the Gaza the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Strip. 327 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 Jan. 2009 and reports that in less than 10 days, Israel's S/2009/24 Letter, 8 Jan. 2009, from Palestine. Requests indiscriminate use of force has killed more than 500 the Security Council to invite Riad Al-Malki, Minister for Palestinians, including 107 children and 37 women. Foreign Affairs of the Palestinian Authority, to participate S/2009/6 Identical letters, 4 Jan. 2009, from Israel in the meeting of the Security Council, to be held on 8 Jan. 2009, to discuss the situation in the Occupied addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports that Israeli Defense Forces Palestinian Territory, particularly in the Gaza Strip. began to implement the 2nd stage of the military S/2009/26 (A/ES-10/435) Identical letters, 9 Jan. 2009, operation in the Gaza Strip on 5 Jan. 2009 , which from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and includes a ground campaign of forces in Gaza. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 329 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-6 Jan. S/2009/7 (A/63/672) Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Qatar. Transmits statement of the Emir of Qatar, in connection 2009 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the Gaza Strip allegedly killed more than 800 Palestinians with the Israeli military action against Gaza. and injured more than 3,300. S/2009/8 (A/ES-10/433) Identical letters, 6 Jan. 2009, S/2009/27 Identical letters, 8 Jan. 2009, 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 previous 328 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Jan. the Security Council. Reports that on 8 Jan. 2009, 3 Katyusha rockets were allegedly fired from Lebanese 2009 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the territory into Israel striking the area of Nahariya and Gaza Strip allegedly killed Palestinian civilians and families targeting schools and refugee camps. hitting a nursing home wounding 2 elderly women. S/2009/30 (A/ES-10/437) Identical letters, 12 Jan. 2009, S/2009/9 Letter, 6 Jan. 2009, from Palestine. Requests the Security Council to invite Mahmoud Abbas, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Palestine 330 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-9 Jan. Liberation Organization and President of the Palestinian National Authority, to participate in the meeting of the 2009 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the Gaza Strip allegedly killed more than 905 Palestinians Security Council, to be held on 6 Jan. 2009, to discuss and injured more than 4,100. the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly in the Gaza Strip. S/2009/32 Identical letters, 13 Jan. 2009, from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2009/12 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Qatar. Transmits letter dated 4 Jan. 2009 addressed to the Secretary-General the Security Council. Reports that Israel has accumulated evidence that Hamas deliberately uses from Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser Al-Misnad in civilians as human shields by launching operations from connection with the situation in the Middle East, including the question of Palestine. civilian locations and booby-trapping civilian houses and other buildings with total disregard for the safety of S/2009/13 (A/63/673) Letter, 29 Dec. 2008, from Cuba. civilians. Transmits, in his capacity as Chair of the Coordinating S/2009/33 Letter, 13 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. Transmits, in Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the the capacity as Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on Israel's military activity against the Gaza Strip in the the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on Occupied Palestinian Territory. the non-compliance by Israel of Security Council's S/2009/14 Identical letters, 7 Jan. 2009, from Egypt resolution 1860 (2009) and the escalation of Israel's addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of military aggression against the Gaza Strip. the Security Council. Transmits statement delivered by President Hosni Mubarek at the joint press conference with the President of France, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, 6 Jan. 2009.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2009/34 Letter, 9 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/50 (A/63/691) Identical letters, 23 Jan. 2009, from General. Refers to the command of the UN Truce Qatar addressed to the Secretary-General and the Supervision Organization (UNTSO) and reports the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter Secretary-General's intention to appoint Major General addressed to the President of the Security Council in Robert Mood (Norway) as the Head of Mission and Chief connection with the Israeli military action against Gaza. of staff of the UN Truce Supervision Organization in S/2009/65 (A/ES-10/445) Identical letters, 2 Feb. 2009, Palestine (UNTSO), to replace Major General Ian from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Gordon who will relinquish the post on 15 Jan. 2009. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2009/35 Letter, 14 Jan. 2009, from the President of the 332 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-14 Jan. Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter 2009 and reports the humanitarian disaster inflicted on dated 9 Jan. 2009 (S/2009/34) and reports that the population of Gaza due to Israel's military action. members of the Security Council have taken note of his S/2009/73 (A/63/705) Letter, 4 Feb. 2009, from Egypt. intention to appoint Major General Robert Mood of Refers to letter dated 22 Jan. 2009 and transmits letter Norway as the Head of Mission and Chief of Staff of the from the President of the Egyptian Red Crescent Society UN Truce Supervision Organization. regarding Egypt's efforts to alleviate the humanitarian S/2009/36 (A/63/679) Letter, 13 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. situation in the Gaza Strip. Transmits, in his capacity as Chairman of the S/2009/74 (A/63/706) Identical letters, 5 Feb. 2009, from Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non- President of the Security Council. Reports alleged Aligned Movement on the non-compliance by Israel with interception in international waters of a Lebanese vessel Security Council resolution 1860 (2009) and the carrying humanitarian aid and medicine to Gaza by escalation of military aggression against the Gaza Strip. Israeli gunboats on 4 Feb. 2009. S/2009/38 Identical letters, 14 Jan. 2009, from Israel S/2009/75 (A/63/707) Identical letters, 5 Feb. 2009, from addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the the Security Council. Reports that at least 4 Katyusha President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical rockets were fired from Lebanese territory into Israel, summary of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by with 3 of the rockets striking the area of Kiryat Shmona, air, sea and land committed by Israel from 15 to 31 Jan. 14 Jan. 2009, . 2009. S/2009/40 (A/ES-10/442) Identical letters, 14 Jan. 2009, S/2009/76 (A/63/708) Identical letters, 5 Feb. 2009, from from Palestine. Refers to previous 331 letters from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-12 Jan. 2009 and reports President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical that Israeli bombardment in the Gaza Strip has allegedly table of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by air, killed more than 1,000 Palestinians and injured nearly sea and land committed by Israel during Jan. 2009. 5,000. S/2009/95 (A/63/718) Letter, 5 Feb. 2009, from Pakistan. S/2009/41 (A/63/682) Identical letters, 14 Jan. 2009, from Transmits text of resolution adopted by the Senate of Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Pakistan on 23 Jan. 2009 concerning the situation in the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Gaza Strip arising from Israeli military attacks. summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 17-31 S/2009/97 (A/63/721) Identical letters, 13 Feb. 2009, from Dec. 2008. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2009/42 (A/63/683) Identical letters, 14 Jan. 2009, from President of the Security Council. Transmits position paper of Lebanon on the implementation of Security Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Council resolution 1701 (2006) and lists of alleged Israeli President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical maritime, air and land violations of the Blue Line as summary of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by compiled by Lebanese armed forces for the period from air, sea and land committed by Israel during the month of 5 Nov. 2008 to 1 Feb. 2009. Dec. 2008. S/2009/98 (A/ES-10/448) Identical letters, 18 Feb. 2009, S/2009/43 (A/63/685) Identical letters, 15 Jan. 2009, 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 that on 8 and 333 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 Feb. 14 Jan. 2009, Israeli forces allegedly pounded Lebanese 2009 and reports the continuation and intensification of territories with mortar bombs in violation of the Blue Line Israel's settlement campaign in the Occupied Palestinian and Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). Territory, including East Jerusalem. S/2009/45 (A/63/687) Identical letters, 20 Jan. 2009, from S/2009/110 (A/63/738) Identical letters, 20 Feb. 2009, Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical the President of the Security Council. Transmits summary of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese air, sea and land committed by Israel from 1 to 14 territory by air, sea and land committed by Israel from 1 January 2009. to 16 February 2009. - 59 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2009/113 (A/ES-10/449) Identical letters, 25 Feb. 2009, S/2009/157 (A/63/783) Identical letters, 25 Mar. 2009, 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. Condemns the 334 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-18 Feb. assassination of General Kamal Naji, Deputy 2009 and reports ongoing attempts by Israel to alter the Representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization status, demographic composition and character of the (PLO) and 3 other PLO officials in Lebanon; urges the Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly East international community to extend their full cooperation Jerusalem. to the investigation of the incident. S/2009/123 (A/63/748) Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from Egypt S/2009/191 (A/63/815) Identical letters, 7 Apr. 2009, from addressed to the Secretary-General. Transmits Lebanon. Reports incidents caused by landmines Conclusions by the Chair of the International Conference allegedly planted by Israel against Lebanese civilians in in Support of the Palestinian Economy for the southern Lebanon in violation of Security Council Reconstruction of Gaza, held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, resolution 1701 (2006). 2 Mar. 2009 . S/2009/194 (A/ES-10/452) Identical letters, 8 Apr. 2009, S/2009/125 Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from Yemen. Refers to from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the approval of the Supreme Court of Israel to build a the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous museum of tolerance in Jerusalem and requests the 336 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-6 Mar. Security Council to bring pressure on Israel to halt 2009 and reports alleged military attacks against alleged destruction of important Islamic antiquities in and Palestinian settlers in Occupied Palestinian Territory, features of the city of Jerusalem and, in particular, the particularly in East Jerusalem. Maman Allah cemetery. S/2009/209 (A/ES-10/453) Identical letters, 16 Apr. 2009, S/2009/130 (A/ES-10/451) Identical letters, 6 Mar. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to 337 the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous letters from Palestine dated 28 Sept. 2000-8 Apr. 2009 335 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 Feb. regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2009 and reports alleged demolition of Palestinian Territory and reports incidents in East Jerusalem which homes in Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly East are allegedly caused by policies and actions of Israel Jerusalem. and which are threatening prospects for peace between the parties. S/2009/131 Identical letters, 2 Mar. 2009, from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2009/212 Letter, 16 Apr. 2009, from the League of Arab the Security Council. Reports alleged rocket and mortar States. Transmits letter dated 9 Apr. 2009 from the attacks carried out by Hamas against Israeli Secretary General of the League of Arab States communities from 18 Jan. to 1 Mar. 2009. regarding the outcome of the 21st session of the Arab Summit held in Doha, 20-30 Mar. 2009; includes S/2009/141 (A/63/762) Identical letters, 12 Mar. 2009, resolutions, communiqués and the Doha Declaration from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and adopted at the Summit. the President of the Security Council. Transmits table listing alleged violations of Lebanese territory by air, sea S/2009/227 Identical letters, 4 May 2009, from the Syrian and land committed by Israel during February 2009. Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits the S/2009/142 (A/63/763) Identical letters, 12 Mar. 2009, position of the Syrian Arab Republic in respect of the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and semi-annual report of the Secretary-General on the the President of the Security Council. Transmits report of implementation of Security Council resolution 1559 alleged violations of Lebanese territory by air, sea and (2004). land committed by Israel during the period 17-28 Feb. 2009. S/2009/228 (A/ES-10/454) Identical letters, 30 Apr. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2009/153 Letter, 23 Mar. 2009, from Palestine. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent 338 letters from Palestine dated 28 Sept. 2000-16 Apr. Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian meeting of the Security Council that will be held on Territory and reports on the policies and practices of Wednesday, 25 Mar. 2009, regarding the situation in the Israel which are threatening prospects for peace. Middle East, including the Palestine question. S/2009/238 (A/63/849) Identical letters, 5 May 2009, from S/2009/155 (A/63/776) Identical letters, 19 Mar. 2009, Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical the President of the Security Council. Transmits summary of alleged violations of Lebanese territory by statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese air, sea and land committed by Israel during Apr. 2009. territory by air, sea and land committed by Israel from 1 to 14 Mar. 2009.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2009/239 (A/63/850) Identical letters, 5 May 2009, from S/2009/307 (A/63/882) Identical letters, 11 June 2009, Lebanon. Transmits statistical summary of alleged from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed the President of the Security Council. Transmits position by Israel between 15 and 30 Apr. 2009. paper from Lebanon on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006), lists of alleged land, S/2009/241 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the League of Arab maritime and airspace violations of Lebanese territory States. Transmits letter from the Secretary-General of committed by Israel, Feb.- May 2009 and statistical the League of Arab States regarding the outcome of the summary table. 2nd Summit of Arab and South American Countries held in Doha, 31 Mar. 2009 and the Doha Declaration issued S/2009/322 (A/63/889) Identical letters, 17 June 2009, by the Summit. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2009/264 (A/63/860) Identical letters, 20 May 2009, statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese from Lebanon to the Secretary-General and the airspace and territory committed by Israel, 1-14 June President of the Security Council. Reports alleged 2009. violations of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006) by Israel in the form of a string of creating spying networks S/2009/338 (A/ES-10/458) Identical letters, 2 July 2009, inside Lebanon. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2009/265 (A/63/861) Letter, 19 May 2009, from the 340 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-22 May Chairman of the Committee on the Exercise of the 2009 and reports incidents allegedly caused by Israel's Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. Transmits settlement policy. statement adopted on 19 May 2009 at the 316th meeting of the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable S/2009/345 Identical letters, 8 July 2009, from the Syrian Rights of the Palestinian People on the situation in the Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and Occupied East Jerusalem. the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter that represents the position of the Syrian Arab Republic S/2009/268 (A/63/862) Identical letters, 20 May 2009, on the 10th report of the Secretary-General on the from Lebanon to the Secretary-General and the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical (2006) (S/2009/330). summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel between 1 and 14 May S/2009/348 (A/63/921) Identical letters, 6 July 2009, from 2009. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical S/2009/269 (A/ES-10/457) Identical letters, 22 May 2009, table showing alleged violations committed by Israel by from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and air, sea and land during June 2009. the President of the Security Council. Refers to 339 letters from Palestine dated 28 Sept. 2000-30 Apr. 2009 S/2009/349 (A/63/922) Identical letters, 6 July 2009, from regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Territory and reports incidents in East Jerusalem which President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical are allegedly caused by policies and actions of Israel summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, and which are threatening prospects for peace between territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 22-30 the parties. June 2009. S/2009/287 (A/63/870) Identical letters, 2 June 2009, S/2009/365 Identical letters, 16 July 2009, from Israel from Lebanon to the Secretary-General and the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of President of the Security Council. Reports that Israeli the Security Council. Reports series of explosions in forces allegedly permitted Lebanese citizens wanted on Lebanon on 14 July 2009 and alleges that these are suspicion of collaborating with Israel, to enter the arms smuggled by Hizbollah and placed in civilian Occupied Palestinian Territory crossing the Blue Line villages in contravention of Security Council resolution and the technical fence, considered by the Lebanese 1701 (2006). Government to be a violation of Security Council S/2009/375 Identical letters, 20 July 2009, from Israel resolution 1701 (2006). addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2009/292 (A/63/877) Identical letters, 4 June 2009, the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 16 July 2009 from Lebanon to the Secretary-General and the (S/2009/365) and reports incidents allegedly committed President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical by Lebanese civilians in violation of Security Council summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and resolution 1701 (2006). territory committed by Israel from 15 to 31 May 2009. S/2009/293 (A/63/876) Identical letters, 4 June 2009, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. 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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2009/379 (A/63/933) Identical letters, 22 July 2009, S/2009/453 (A/ES-10/461) Identical letters, 10 Sept. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- the President of the Security Council. Refers to an General and the President of the Security Council. explosion in Southern Lebanon and refutes allegations Refers to 342 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000 by Israel that the series of explosions in Lebanon on 14 to 3 Aug. 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied July 2009 were due to arms smuggled by Hizbollah and Palestinian Territory and reports alleged eviction of placed in civilian villages in contravention of Security Palestinian families from their homes in East Jerusalem Council resolution 1701 (2006). caused by the Israeli Government approval of the construction of illegal settlement units on confiscated S/2009/380 Letter, 22 July 2009, from Palestine. Palestinian lands. Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the S/2009/454 Identical letters, 11 Sept. 2009, from Israel open debate of the Security Council which is to be held addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of on Monday, 27 July 2009, regarding the situation in the the Security Council. Reports that 3 Katyusha rockets Middle East, including the Palestinian question. were allegedly launched from Lebanese territory into Israel landing near the city of Nahariya in northern Israel S/2009/401 (A/ES-10/459) Identical letters, 3 Aug. 2009, on 11 Sept. 2009. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to 341 S/2009/458 (A/63/964) Identical letters, 14 Sept. 2009, letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 July 2009 from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian the President of the Security Council. Reports alleged Territory and reports eviction of Palestinian families from shelling of the outskirts of Klaele by the Israeli army on their homes in East Jerusalem which are allegedly 11 Sept. 2009, claimed to be in response to the caused by policies and actions of Israel and which are launching of two Grad missiles from the same area on threatening prospects for peace between the parties. the same day. S/2009/407 Letter, 6 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/479 (A/64/362) Identical letters, 18 Sept. 2009, General. Requests the renewal of the mandate of the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) for a further the President of the Security Council. Transmits period of 12 months, until 31 Aug. 2010. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by S/2009/414 (A/63/943) Identical letters, 11 Aug. 2009, Israel, 1-14 Sept. 2009. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2009/493 Identical letters, 2 Oct. 2009, from Israel. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Reports alleged increase in attacks emanating from the airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Gaza Strip in the month of Sept., including the launching Israel, 1-31 July 2009. of rockets, mortars and other attacks launched with light weapons and anti-tank missiles. S/2009/420 (A/ES-10/460) Identical letters, 13 Aug. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2009/494 (A/ES-10/462) Identical letters, 28 Sept. the President of the Security Council. Transmits 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- memorandum from Head of the Palestinian National General and the President of the Security Council. Committee for the Register of Damage caused by the Refers to previous 343 letters from Palestine dated 29 construction of the Wall and member of the Executive Sept. 2000-10 Sept. 2009 and reports that on 27 Sept. Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization on 2009 Israel forces allegedly attacked Palestinian the 5th anniversary of the International Court of Justice worshippers at Al-Haram Al-Sharif as they attempted to advisory opinion on the "Legal Consequences of the fend off over 150 extremists from breaking into the Holy Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Compound. Territory". S/2009/507 (A/64/473) Letter, 29 Sept. 2009, from Egypt. S/2009/429 (A/63/949) Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2009, Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement the President of the Security Council. Transmits expressing serious concern about the alleged Israeli statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese activities in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by East Jerusalem, issued 29 Sept. 2009. Israel, 1-15 Aug. 2009. S/2009/510 Letter, 6 Oct. 2009, from the Libyan Arab S/2009/452 (A/63/961) Identical letters, 9 Sept. 2009, Jamahiriya. Requests an urgent meeting of the Security from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Council to discuss the report of the UN Fact Finding the President of the Security Council. Transmits Mission on the Gaza Conflict led by Justice Richard statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Goldstone. airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 16-31 Aug. 2009.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2009/513 (A/ES-10/464) Identical letters, 5 Oct. 2009, S/2009/534 (A/ES-10/466) Identical letters, 13 Oct. 2009, 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 344 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Sept. 345 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Oct. 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports on an alleged attack on Palestinian Territory and reports continuation of construction of new worshippers at Al-Haram Al-Sharif and Al-Aqsa mosque illegal settlement housing units in East Jerusalem by by Israel forces on 4 Oct. 2009 and settlement activities Israel, and the eviction and demolition of Palestinian's in Al-Walajeh. homes on 13 Oct. 2009. S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. S/2009/536 (A/64/492) Identical letters, 13 Oct. 2009, Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final the President of the Security Council. Transmits document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. Israel, 15-21 Sept. 2009. S/2009/517 (A/63/969) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. S/2009/538 Letter, 7 Oct. 2009, from Libyan Arab Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Jamahiriya. Transmits report of the UN Fact-Finding Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Declaration Mission on the Gaza Conflict. on Palestine, adopted by the 15th Summit of the Non- S/2009/544 (A/64/496) Identical letters, 19 Oct. 2009, Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, from from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and 11 to 16 July 2009. the President of the Security Council. Transmits position S/2009/518 (A/63/970) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. paper from Lebanon in preparation for the Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating comprehensive assessment by the Secretary-General in Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Sharm El his upcoming report on the implementation of Security Sheikh Summit Declaration, adopted by the 15th Summit Council resolution 1701 (2006) and lists of alleged Israeli of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, air, maritime and land violations of the Blue Line Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. covering the period from May to Sept. 2009. S/2009/519 Letter, 7 Oct. 2009, from Egypt. Expresses S/2009/554 (A/ES-10/467) Letter, 26 Oct. 2009, from the full support of the Non-aligned Movement for the Palestine. Refers to previous 346 letters from Palestine request presented by Libyan Arab Jamahiriya for an dated 29 Sept. 2000-13 Oct. 2009 regarding the urgent meeting of the Security Council to discuss the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and report of the UN Fact Finding Mission on Gaza Conflict. reports that on 25 Oct. 2009 Israeli forces allegedly stormed Al-Haram Al-Sharif compound and attacked S/2009/524 Letter, 8 Oct. 2009, from the Syrian Arab Palestinian worshippers injuring at least 30 civilians and Republic. Expresses, in the capacity as Chairman of the detaining 20 others. Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) Group in New York, the full support of the OIC member States to S/2009/558 (A/64/503) Identical letters, 26 Oct. 2009, the request made by the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya to from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and convene an urgent meeting of the Security Council to the President of the Security Council. Transmits consider the report of the UN Fact Finding Mission on statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese the Gaza Conflict. airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 1-14 Oct. 2009. S/2009/531 Letter, 13 Oct. 2009, from Palestine. Requests that the Security Council invite Palestine, to be S/2009/561 (A/64/506) Identical letters, 28 Oct. 2009, represented by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Palestinian National Authority, to participate in the the President of the Security Council. Reports alleged meeting of the Security Council which is to be held on 14 bombardment of the outskirts of the town of Houla in Oct. 2009, regarding the situation in the Middle East, South Lebanon by the Israeli army on 27 Oct. 2009 and including the Palestinian question. states that the incident constitutes a breach of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). S/2009/532 Letter, 13 Oct. 2009, from Israel. Refers to Security Council resolution 1701 (2006) and reports S/2009/563 Identical letters, 26 Oct. 2009, from Israel explosion that allegedly took place on 12 Oct. 2009 in a addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of civilian structure in the Lebanese village of Tayr Filsi; the Security Council. Reports that a 107-millimetre requests that the UN Interim Force in Lebanon rocket was fired from Lebanon and struck the area of the commence an investigation into the incident. city of Kiryat Shmona in northern Israel on 26 Oct. 2009 in violation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006).
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2009/565 (A/ES-10/468) Letter, 30 Oct. 2009, from S/2009/598 (A/ES-10/469) Letter, 18 Nov. 2009, from Palestine. Refers to previous 347 letters from Palestine Palestine. Refers to previous 348 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-26 Oct. 2009 regarding the dated 29 Sept. 2000-30 Oct. 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports that on 26 Oct. 2009 Israeli forces allegedly reports that on Tuesday, 17 Nov. 2009 Israel allegedly demolished Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem approved the construction of 900 more new settlement displacing 26 civilians. housing units in the settlement of "Gilo", south of Occupied East Jerusalem. S/2009/572 Identical letters, from the Syrian Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2009/605 (A/ES-10/470) Letter, 23 Nov. 2009, from President of the Security Council. Transmits the position Palestine. Refers to previous 349 letters from Palestine of the Syrian Arab Republic on the 10th semi-annual dated 29 Sept. 2000-26 Oct. 2009 regarding the report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Security Council resolution 1559 (2004) (S/2009/542). reports that on that on 22 Nov. 2009 Israeli war planes allegedly struck civilian targets in the Gaza Strip and S/2009/577 Letter, 10 Nov. 2009, from Palestine. injured 8 Palestinian civilians. Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the S/2009/606 (A/64/544) Identical letters, 23 Nov. 2009, Security Council to be held on 11 Nov. 2009 to discuss from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the protection of civilians in armed conflict. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2009/578 (A/64/520) Identical letters, 11 Nov. 2009, airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Israel, 1-15 Nov. 2009. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2009/614 Identical letters, 1 Dec. 2009, from Israel. airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Reports alleged attacks emanating from the Gaza Strip Israel, 15-31 Oct. 2009. in the month of Nov. 2009, including the launching of rockets and mortars. S/2009/579 (A/64/521) Identical letters, 9 Nov. 2009, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2009/635 (A/64/563) Identical letters, 9 Dec. 2009, President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical from Lebanon to the Secretary-General and the table of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical territorial waters and territory committed by Israel during summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, the month of Oct. 2009. territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 16-30 Nov. 2009. S/2009/583 Identical letters, 10 Nov. 2009, from the Syrian Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary- S/2009/636 (A/64/564) Identical letters, 9 Dec. 2009, General and the President of the Security Council. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Transmits the position of the Syrian A rab Republic on the the President of the Security Council. Transmits 11th report of the Secretary -General on the statistical table of alleged violations of Lebanese implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by (2006) (S/2009/566). Israel during the month of Nov. 2009. S/2009/586 Letter, 10 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/662 (A/ES-10/471) Letter dated, 14 Dec. 2009, General. Transmits report of the UN Fact-Finding from Palestine. Refers to previous 350 letters from Mission on the Gaza Conflict pursuant to the request by Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-23 Nov. 2009 regarding the General Assembly contained in para. 2 of its the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and resolution 64/10 of 5 Nov. 2009. reports arson in a mosque located in the village of Yasouf, near the city of Nablus allegedly committed by S/2009/595 (A/64/535) Letter, 12 Nov. 2009, from extremist settlers on 11 Dec. 2009. Palestine. Transmits statement on the Report of the UN Fact Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict (the S/2009/675 (A/ES-10/472) Letter, 28 Dec. 2009, from Goldstone Report) issued by the Cabinet of the Palestine. Refers to previous 351 letters from Palestine Palestinian National Authority, at its weekly meeting in dated 29 Sept. 2000-14 Dec. 2009 regarding the Ramallah on 10 Nov. 2009; welcomes the adoption of situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and the report by the General Assembly and affirms the reports the denial of travel permits to visit Jerusalem readiness of the Palestinian Authority to do all that has during the holidays and the killing of 6 Palestinians on 26 been requested of it. Dec. 2009 in Nablus allegedly committed by Israeli forces. S/2009/686 (A/64/615) Identical letters, 29 Dec. 2009, 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, 1-7 Dec. 2009. - 64 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) Draft resolutions S/PRST/2009/34 Statement [made on behalf of the S/2009/23 Draft resolution [on a durable and fully Security Council, at the 6241st meeting, 16 December 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of respected ceasefire and the full withdrawal of Israeli the item entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by forces from the Gaza Strip] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. the President of the Security Council. Refers to the report of the Secretary-General on the S/2009/320 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate UN Disengagement Observer Force (S/2009/597) that of the UN Disengagement Observer Force]. states in para. 11 "... the situation in the Middle East is tense and is likely to remain so, unless and until a S/2009/431 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] / Belgium, Middle East problem can be reached"; states that it reflects Croatia, France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom of Great the view of the Security Council. Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/2009/651 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force]. S/PV.6061 (6 Jan. 2009) Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Statements by the President of the Security Morocco, Norway, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Palestine. Council S/PV.6061(Resumption1) (7 Jan. 2009) Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Czech Republic, S/PRST/2009/14 Statement [made on behalf of the Ecuador, Iceland, Indonesia, Islamic Republic of Iran, Security Council, at the 6123rd meeting, 11 May 2009, in Malaysia, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Paraguay, Venezuela connection with the Council's consideration of the item (Bolivarian Republic of). entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question"] / by the President of the Security S/PV.6063 (8 Jan. 2009) Egypt, Israel, Saudi Arabia and Council. Palestine. Encourages the Quartet's ongoing work to support S/PV.6100 (25 Mar. 2009) Afghanistan, Algeria, Australia, the parties in their efforts to achieve a comprehensive, just Bangladesh, Brazil, Cuba, the Czech Republic, Ecuador, and lasting peace in the Middle East; reiterates its call for Egypt, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, renewed and urgent efforts by the parties and the Jordan, the Republic of Korea, Israel, Lebanon, international community to achieve a comprehensive, just Malaysia, Mali, Morocco, Norway, Nicaragua, Pakistan, and lasting peace in the Middle East, based on the vision Palestine, Qatar, South Africa, the Syrian Arab Republic of a region where 2 democratic States, Israel and and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Palestine, live side by side in peace within secure and recognized borders; calls upon the parties to fulfil their S/PV.6100(Resumption1) (25 Mar. 2009) Afghanistan, obligations under the Performance-Based Road-map; calls Algeria, Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Cuba, the Czech on all States and international organizations to support the Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, Indonesia, the Islamic Palestinian government that is committed to the "Quartet" Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, the Republic of Korea, principles and the Arab Peace Initiative; calls for Israel, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mali, Morocco, Norway, assistance to help develop the Palestinian economy, to Nicaragua, Pakistan, Palestine, Qatar, South Africa, the maximize the resources available to the Palestinian Syrian Arab Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of Authority and to build Palestinian institutions; supports the Venezuela. proposal of the Russian Federation to convene, in consultation with the Quartet and the parties, an S/PV.6120 (7 May 2009) Lebanon. international conference on the Middle East peace process S/PV.6171 (27 July 2009) Bangladesh, Brazil, Cuba, in Moscow in 2009. Ecuador, Egypt, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, S/PRST/2009/18 Statement [made on behalf of the Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, Security Council, at the 6148th meeting, 23 June 2009, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Sweden, Switzerland, the Syrian Arab Republic and entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the Tunisia. President of the Security Council. S/PV.6183 (27 Aug. 2009) Belgium, Israel, Italy, Lebanon Refers to the report of the Secretary-General on the and Spain. UN Disengagement Observer Force (S/2009/295) that states in para. 11 "... the situation in the Middle East is S/PV.6201 (14 Oct. 2009) Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, tense and is likely to remain so, unless and until a Cuba, Ecuador, Egypt, Iceland, Indonesia, Islamic comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Liechtenstein, Malaysia, Middle East problem can be reached"; states that it reflects Morocco, Nicaragua, Pakistan, South Africa, Sudan, the view of the Security Council. Sweden, Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, United Republic of Tanzania and Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. S/PV.6201(Resumption1) (14 Oct. 2009) Maldives, Norway and Sri Lanka.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) Discussion in plenary S/PV.6248 (17 Dec. 2009). S/PV.6061 (6 Jan. 2009). Resolutions S/PV.6061(Resumption1) (7 Jan. 2009). S/RES/1860(2009) [A durable and fully respected ceasefire and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from S/PV.6063 (8 Jan. 2009). the Gaza Strip]. At the 6063rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/23 Stresses the urgency of and calls for an immediate, was adopted (14-0-1): resolution 1860 (2009). durable and fully respected ceasefire, leading to the full S/PV.6072 (21 Jan. 2009). withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza; calls for the unimpeded provision and distribution throughout Gaza of S/PV.6077 (27 Jan. 2009). humanitarian assistance, including of food, fuel and S/PV.6084 (18 Feb. 2009). medical treatment; calls on Member States to support international efforts to alleviate the humanitarian and S/PV.6100 (25 Mar. 2009). economic situation in Gaza, including through urgently S/PV.6100(Resumption1) (25 Mar. 2009). needed additional contributions to UNRWA and through the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee; calls upon Member States S/PV.6107 (20 Apr. 2009). to intensify efforts to provide arrangements and S/PV.6120 (7 May 2009). guarantees in Gaza in order to sustain a durable ceasefire and calm, including to prevent illicit trafficking in arms and S/PV.6123 (11 May 2009). ammunition and to ensure the sustained reopening of the At the 6123rd meeting, the President made a crossing points on the basis of the 2005 Agreement on statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Movement and Access between the Palestinian Authority with prior consultations among Council members on the and Israel; encourages tangible steps towards intra- item entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including Palestinian reconciliation including in support of mediation the Palestinian question": S/PRST/2009/14. efforts of Egypt and the League of Arab States; calls for renewed and urgent efforts by the parties and the S/PV.6146 (19 June 2009). international community to achieve a comprehensive S/PV.6148 (23 June 2009). peace based on the vision of a region where 2 democratic At the 6148th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/320 States, Israel and Palestine, live side by side in peace with was adopted unanimously: resolution 1875 (2009); at the secure and recognized borders. (Adopted 14-0-1, 6063rd same meeting, the President made a statement on behalf meeting, 8 Jan. 2009) of Council members, in connection with prior consultations S/RES/1875(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN among Council members on the item entitled "The Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. situation in the Middle East": S/PRST/2009/18. Calls upon the parties concerned to implement S/PV.6150 (23 June 2009). immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; requests the Secretary-General to take all necessary S/PV.6171 (27 July 2009). action in this regard and to keep the Security Council S/PV.6171(Resumption1) (27 July 2009). informed, and urges troop-contributing countries to take preventive and disciplinary action to ensure that such acts S/PV.6182 (19 Aug. 2009). are properly investigated and punished in cases involving S/PV.6183 (27 Aug. 2009). their personnel; decides to renew the mandate of the UN At the 6183rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/431 Disengagement Observer Force for a period of 6 months, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1884 (2009). that is, until 31 Dec. 2009; requests the Secretary-General to submit a report on developments in the situation and the S/PV.6190 (17 Sept. 2009). measures taken to implement resolution 338 (1973). S/PV.6201 (14 Oct. 2009). (Adopted unanimously, 6148th meeting, 23 June 2009) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) (14 Oct. 2009). S/PV.6223 (24 Nov. 2009). S/PV.6232 (7 Dec. 2009). S/PV.6241 (16 Dec. 2009). At the 6241st meeting, draft resolution S/2009/651 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1899 (2009). S/PV.6241 (16 Dec. 2009). At the 6241st meeting, the President made a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation in the Middle East": S/PRST/2009/34.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MYANMAR –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/RES/1884(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN General documents Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)]. S/2009/564 Letter, 27 Oct. 2009, from the President of the Decides to extend the present mandate of UN Security Council. Transmits letter dated 22 Oct. 2009 Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) until 31 Aug. 2010; from the Chairman of the Security Council Working commends the positive role of UNIFIL, whose deployment Group on Children and Armed Conflict on the Working together with the Lebanese Armed Forces has helped to Group's conclusions adopted on 12 Oct. 2009 establish a new strategic environment in southern (S/AC.51/2009/4) on the report of the Secretary-General Lebanon; strongly calls upon all parties concerned to on children and armed conflict in Myanmar (S/2009/278). respect the cessation of hostilities and the Blue Line in its entirety and to cooperate fully with the UN and UNIFIL and Participation by non-Council members (without to abide scrupulously by their obligation to respect the the right to vote) safety of UNIFIL and other UN personnel, including by S/PV.6161 (13 July 2009) Myanmar. avoiding any course of action which endangers UN personnel and by ensuring UNIFIL is accorded full freedom Discussion in plenar y of movement within its area of operation; urges all parties S/PV.6161 (13 July 2009). to cooperate fully with the Security Council and the Secretary-General to achieve a permanent ceasefire and a NAGORNY KARABAKH SITUATION long-term solution as envisioned in resolution 1701 (2006). (Adopted unanimously, 6183rd meeting, 27 Aug. 2009) See: ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN S/RES/1899(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN NARCOTIC DRUGS Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. Calls upon the parties concerned to implement General documents immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; S/2009/114 (A/63/739) Identical letters, 19 Feb. 2009, welcomes the efforts being undertaken by the UN from New Zealand addressed to the President of the Disengagement Observer Force to implement the General Assembly and the President of the Security Secretary-General's zero-tolerance policy on sexual Council. Transmits, on behalf of the members of the exploitation and abuse; decides to renew the mandate of Pacific Islands Forum, the conclusions of the Regional the UN Disengagement Observer Force for a period of 6 Consultation Workshop on measures for the legislative months, that is, until 30 June 2010. (Adopted unanimously, implementation of the legal regime against terrorism in 6241st meeting, 16 Dec. 2009) the Pacific region and related technical assistance delivery, organized by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime MINURCAT in cooperation with the Pacific Islands Forum See: UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Secretariat, held in Suva, 2-3 June 2008. AND CHAD S/2009/235 Note verbale, 6 May 2009, from Afghanistan. MINUSTAH Transmits the decision of A fghanistan to stop the import of the chemical precursor acetic anhydride to the See: UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI country, in adherence to Security Council resolution 1817 (2008). MISSILE LAUNCHINGS–DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA S/2009/273 (A/63/865) Letter, 21 May 2009, from the Russian Federation. Transmits statement on the growing See: DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– threat to international security posed by the spread of MISSILE LAUNCHINGS narcotic drugs from Afghanistan made by the State Duma of the Russian Federal Assembly, 6 May 2009. MONUC S/2009/402 (A/64/227) Letter, 28 July 2009, from Guinea. See: UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Reports the discovery of illegally imported toxic chemical REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO products in Conakry during the period 14-25 July 2009 MYANMAR –POLITICAL CONDITIONS and requests the support of the UN to counter drug trafficking and other criminal activities; includes a report Reports by the Guinea National Quality Control Laboratory dated S/2009/278 Report of the Secretary-General on children 20 July 2009. and armed conflict in Myanmar. S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Issued: 1 June 2009. Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009.
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NARCOTIC DRUGS (continued) NEPAL –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2009/615 Letter, 30 Nov. 2009, from Burkina Faso. General documents Transmits concept paper for the Security Council open S/2009/57 Letter, 27 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- debate on "Peace and security in Africa : drug trafficking General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1864 as a threat to international security" to be held on 8 Dec. (2009) extending the mandate of the UN Mission in 2009. Nepal (UNMIN) and states the Secretary-General's Statements by the President of the Security intention to appoint Karin Landgren (Sweden) to the post Council of Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal and Head of UNMIN. S/PRST/2009/32 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6233rd meeting, 8 December S/2009/58 Letter, 30 Jan. 2009, from the President of the 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of Security Council. Refers to letter dated 27 Jan. 2009 the item entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the from the Secretary-General (S/2009/57) and reports that President of the Security Council. members of the Council have taken note of the Participation by non-Council members (without Secretary-General's intention to appoint Karin Landgren (Sweden) to the post of Representative of the Secretary- the right to vote) General in Nepal and Head of UNMIN. S/PV.6233 (8 Dec. 2009) Algeria, Argentina, Bosnia and S/2009/360 Letter, 14 July 2009, from the Secretary- Herzegovina, Brazil, Cape Verde, Colombia, Côte General. Transmits letter dated 7 July 2009 from Nepal d'Ivoire, Egypt, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Italy, requesting an extension of the mandate of the UN Luxembourg, Mali, Morocco, Nigeria, Peru, Senegal, Mission in Nepal for an additional 6 months from 23 July Sweden and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. 2009. S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) (8 Dec. 2009) Bolivia. Draft resolutions Discussion in plenary S/2009/46 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of S/PV.6233 (8 Dec. 2009). the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom of At the 6233rd meeting, the President made a Great Britain and Northern Ireland. statement on behalf of Council members, in connection S/2009/377 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of with prior consultations among Council members on the the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom of item entitled "Peace and security in Africa": Great Britain and Northern Ireland. S/PRST/2009/32. Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) (8 Dec. 2009). Council NEPAL –POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PRST/2009/12 Statement [made on behalf of the See also: UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Security Council, at the 6119th meeting, 5 May 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Reports entitled "Letter dated 22 November 2006 from the S/2009/1 Report of the Secretary-General on the request Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/2006/920)"] / by the President of the of Nepal for United Nations assistance in support of its Security Council. peace process. Issued: 2 Jan. 2009. Expresses its concern about the current political crisis in Nepal, and underscores the urgent need for the S/2009/221 Report of the Secretary-General on the Government of Nepal and all political parties to continue to request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in work together in the spirit of compromise; reaffirms its full support of its peace process. support for the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN); recalls the Issued: 24 Apr. 2009. Government of Nepal's commitment to discharge minors from the cantonment sites and calls upon the Government S/2009/351 Report of the Secretary-General on the of Nepal to implement this commitment in accordance with request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in international law. support of its peace process. Issued: 13 July 2009. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/2009/553 Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in S/PV.6069 (16 Jan. 2009) Nepal. support of its peace process. Issued: 26 Oct. 2009. S/PV.6074 (23 Jan. 2009) Nepal. S/PV.6119 (5 May 2009) Nepal. S/PV.6167 (23 July 2009) Nepal. S/PV.6214 (6 Nov. 2009) Nepal. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6069 (16 Jan. 2009). - 68 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
NIGERIA–CAMEROON NEPAL –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) See: CAMEROON–NIGERIA S/PV.6074 (23 Jan. 2009). At the 6074th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/46 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT was adopted unanimously: resolution 1864 (2009). See also: DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF S/PV.6119 (5 May 2009). KOREA–MISSILE LAUNCHINGS At the 6119th meeting, the President made a NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION statement on behalf of Council members, in connection General documents with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "Letter dated 22 November 2006 from the S/2009/62 Letter, 30 Jan. 2009, from the Chairman of the Secretary-General addressed t he President of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Security Council (S/2006/920)": S/PRST/2009/12. resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to para. 9 of Security Council resolution 1810 (2008) and reports that the S/PV.6167 (23 July 2009). Committee is continuing consideration of its annual At the 6167th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/377 programme of work and will report to the Council by 20 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1879 (2009). Feb. 2009. S/PV.6214 (6 Nov. 2009). S/2009/63 Letter, 30 Jan. 2009, from the Acting Chairman Resolutions of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to para. 8 of Security S/RES/1864(2009) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Council resolution 1810 (2008) and reports that the Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. Committee has decided to establish a Working Group to Decides to renew the mandate of UN Mission in consider the modalities of a comprehensive review of the Nepal (UNMIN) as established under resolution 1740 status of implementation of resolution 1540 (2004). (2007) until 23 July 2009; endorses the Secretary- General's recommendations for a phased, gradual, S/2009/170 Letter, 27 Mar. 2009, from Chairman of the drawdown and withdrawal of UNMIN staff; requests the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Secretary-General to keep the Security Council informed resolution 1540 (2004). Transmits report of the of progress towards implementation of this resolution and Committee on modalities for considering a to submit a report on this and the implications for UNMIN; comprehensive review of the status of implementation of requests the parties in Nepal to take the necessary steps resolution 1540 (2004) in accordance with para. 8 of to promote the safety, security and freedom of movement resolution 1810 (2008). of UNMIN and associated personnel in executing the tasks S/2009/171 Letter, 27 Mar. 2009, from Chairman of the defined in the mandate; decides to remain seized of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to matter. (Adopted unanimously, 6074th meeting, 23 Jan. resolution 1540 (2004). Transmits the paper prepared by 2009) the Chairman of the Security Council Committee S/RES/1879(2009) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Established pursuant to resolution 1540 (2004) on Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. options considered by the Committee for developing and Decides to renew the mandate of the UN Mission in making more effective existing funding mechanisms for Nepal (UNMIN) as established under resolution 1740 the implementation of resolution 1540 (2004) . (2007) until 23 Jan. 2010; requests the Secretary-General S/2009/311 Letter, 15 June 2009, from the Islamic to report to the Security Council by 30 Oct. 2009 on the Republic of Iran addressed to the President of the implementation of this resolution, and progress in creating Security Council. States that Iran's nuclear programme the conditions conducive to completion of UNMIN's has been, is and will remain peaceful and will never activities by the end of the current mandate; requests the have military dimensions. parties in Nepal to take the necessary steps to promote the safety, security and freedom of movement of UNMIN and S/2009/432 Letter, 25 Aug. 2009, from the Chairman of associated personnel in executing the tasks defined in the the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to mandate; decides to remain seized of the matter. (Adopted Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to report of the unanimously, 6167th meeting, 23 July 2009) Committee on modalities for considering a comprehensive review of the status of implementation of NIGER–POLITICAL CONDITIONS resolution 1540 (2004) in accordance with para. 8 of General documents resolution 1810 (2008) (S/2009/170) and reports that the Committee will conduct an open meeting from 30 Sept.-2 S/2009/568 Letter, 29 Oct. 2009, from the African Union. Oct. 2009 with broad participation of Member States, Transmits decisions PSC/AHG/COMM.1(CCVII), international, regional and subregional organizations. PSC/AHG/COMM.2(CCVII) and PSC/AHG/COMM.3(CCVII) on the report of the African Union High Level Panel on Darfur and on the situation in the Republic of Guinea and in the Republic of the Niger, respectively., which were adopted by the African Union Peace and Security Council at its 207th meeting, held in Abuja at the level of Heads of State and Government on 29 Oct. 2009.
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NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT (continued) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT (continued) S/2009/459 Identical letters, 11 Sept. 2009, from Egypt S/2009/485 Letter, 23 Sept. 2009, from Italy. Transmits addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of statement for the Security Council summit on nuclear the Security Council. Transmits, on behalf of the Non- non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament, which will be Aligned Movement, paras relating to nuclear held on 24 Sept. 2009. disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation, from the S/2009/486 Letter, 23 Sept. 2009, from Norway. Transmits section on "Disarmament and International Security", statement on the item on nuclear non-proliferation and excerpted from the Final Document adopted at the 15th nuclear disarmament, to be considered by the Security Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Non- Council on Thur., 24 Sept. 2009. Aligned Movement, Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, 16 July 2009. S/2009/488 Note verbale, 24 Sept. 2009, from the Islamic Republic of Iran. States the position of the Islamic S/2009/463 Letter, 15 Sept. 2009, from the President of Republic of Iran regarding its nuclear activities and the Security Council. Transmits "Concept paper for the refutes allegations made at the summit of the UN Security Council Summit on Nuclear Non-Proliferation Security Council held on 24 Sept. 2009. and Nuclear Disarmament", to be held on 24 Sept. 2009. S/2009/492 Note [transmitting Holy See's written S/2009/466 Letter, 14 Sept. 2009, from the League of statement for the Security Council summit in connection Arab States. Transmits communiqué adopted by the with nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament] Council of the League of Arab States at its 132nd / by the President of the Security Council. ordinary session, held in Cairo, 9 Sept. 2009, regarding Transmits Holy See's written statement for the the Security Council's high-level summit meeting on Security Council summit in connection with nuclear non- nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament to be proliferation and nuclear disarmament held on 24 Sept. held in New York on 24 Sept. 2009. 2009. S/2009/476 Letter, 19 Sept. 2009, from Australia. S/2009/501 Letter, 1 Oct. 2009, from the Democratic Transmits written statement for the Security Council People's Republic of Korea. Transmits the response of summit in connection with nuclear non-proliferation and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to a question nuclear disarmament, to be held on 24 Sept. 2009 in the regarding the recent summit of the Security Council, Security Council Chamber. posed by the Korean Central News Agency on 30 Sept. S/2009/478 Letter, 21 Sept. 2009, from Pakistan. 2009. Transmits views of Pakistan regarding nuclear S/2009/505 Note verbale, 24 Sept. 2009, from Canada. disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation, in the Transmits written statement to the Security Council context of the Security Council summit on nuclear non- summit on nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, proliferation and nuclear disarmament to be held in New held at UN Headquarters on 24 Sept. 2009. York on 24 Sept. 2009. S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. S/2009/480 Note verbale, 21 Sept. 2009, from the Islamic Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Republic of Iran. Transmits written statement on nuclear Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final disarmament and non-proliferation, with regard to the document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Security Council summit on nuclear non-proliferation and Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el nuclear disarmament to be held in New York on 24 Sept. Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. 2009. S/2009/631 Identical letters, 3 Dec. 2009, from Egypt S/2009/481 Letter, 22 Sept. 2009, from Philippines. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Transmits position paper in connection with the Security the Security Council. Transmits letters dated 27 Oct. Council summit on nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear 2009 from the Chairman of the Chapter of the Non- disarmament to be held on 24 Sept. 2009. Aligned Movement in Vienna reflecting the views of the S/2009/482 Letter, 23 Sept. 2009, from Kazakhstan. delegations of States members of the Movement Transmits statement by the Minister of Foreign Affairs accredited to the IAEA and the Preparatory Commission with reference to concept paper for Security Council for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty summit meeting on nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear Organization in Vienna addressed to the heads of both disarmament to be held in New York on 24 Sept. 20009. organizations. S/2009/483 Letter, 23 Sept. 2009, from India. Transmits S/2009/632 (A/64/561) Letter, 8 Dec. 2009, from Ukraine. paper outlining India's approach and perspectives Transmits statement of the President of Ukraine on the regarding the Security Council summit meeting on occasion of the 15th anniversary of the Budapest nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament to be Memorandum. held in New York on 24 Sept. 20009. Draft resolutions S/2009/484 Letter, 23 Sept. 2009, from Brazil. Transmits S/2009/473 Draft resolution [on nuclear non-proliferation written statement for the Security Council summit to be and nuclear disarmament]. held in connection with nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament to be held on 24 Sept. 2009.
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NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) Discussion in plenary S/2009/63 Letter, 30 Jan. 2009, from the Acting Chairman S/PV.6191 (24 Sept. 2009). of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to para. 8 of Security At the 6191st meeting, draft resolution S/2009/473 Council resolution 1810 (2008) and reports that the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1887(2009). Committee has decided to establish a Working Group to Resolutions consider the modalities of a comprehensive review of the status of implementation of resolution 1540 (2004). S/RES/1887(2009) [Nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament]. S/2009/116 Letter, 26 Feb. 2009, from the Islamic Calls upon States Parties to the Treaty on the Non- Republic of Iran. Refers to statement made by the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) to comply fully United States representative at the Security Council with all their obligations and fulfil their commitments under meeting held on 26 Feb. 2009 and refutes allegations the Treaty; calls upon all States to refrain from conducting made against Iran regarding possession of nuclear a nuclear test explosion and to sign and ratify the weapons; states that Iran's nuclear programme has Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), thereby always been peaceful and that Iran has and will never try bringing the treaty into force at an early date; calls for to acquire nuclear weapons . universal adherence to the Convention on Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials and its 2005 Amendment, S/2009/124 Letter, 2 Mar. 2009, from Chairman of the and the Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Security Council Committee established pursuant to Terrorism; calls upon Member States to share best resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to letter from the practices with a view to improved safety standards and President of the Security Council dated 30 Jan. 2009 nuclear security practices and raise standards of nuclear (S/2009/62), and transmits the annual programme of security to reduce the risk of nuclear terrorism, with the work of the Security Council Committee established aim of securing all vulnerable nuclear material from such pursuant to resolution 1540 (2004) for the period from 1 risks within 4 years; calls upon all States to improve their Feb. 2009 to 31 Jan. 2010, in accordance with para. 9 of national capabilities to detect, deter, and disrupt illicit Security Council resolution 1810 (2008). trafficking in nuclear materials throughout their territories; S/2009/137 Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from the Islamic Republic urges all States to take all appropriate national measures of Iran. Refers to statement made by the representatives in accordance with their national authorities and of the United States, United Kingdom and France at the legislation. (Adopted unanimously, 6191st meeting, 24 6090th meeting of Security Council meeting held on 10 Sept. 2009) Mar. 2009 and refutes allegations made against Iran's nuclear programme. NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/2009/170 Letter, 27 Mar. 2009, from Chairman of the See also: DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF Security Council Committee established pursuant to KOREA–MISSILE LAUNCHINGS resolution 1540 (2004). Transmits report of the NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Committee on modalities for considering a Reports comprehensive review of the status of implementation of resolution 1540 (2004) in accordance with para. 8 of S/2009/222 Letter, 24 Apr. 2009, from the Chairman of the resolution 1810 (2008). Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1718 (2006). Transmits report and decision of S/2009/171 Letter, 27 Mar. 2009, from Chairman of the the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1718 (2006) submitted in accordance with resolution 1540 (2004). Transmits the paper prepared by the presidential statement of 13 Apr. 2009 the Chairman of the Security Council Committee (S/PRST/2009/7). Established pursuant to resolution 1540 (2004) on options considered by the Committee for developing and S/2009/364 Letter, 16 July 2009, from the Acting making more effective existing funding mechanisms for Chairman of the Security Council Committee established the implementation of resolution 1540 (2004) . pursuant to Resolution 1718 (2006). Transmits report and decision of the Security Council Committee S/2009/174 Letter, 1 Apr. 2009, from the Islamic Republic established pursuant to Resolution 1718 (2006) of Iran. Transmits press statement stating that the cargo submitted in accordance with para. 24 of resolution 1874 of the Cypriot-flagged vessel falls within the framework (2009). of normal trade transactions. General documents S/2009/176 Letter, 4 Apr. 2009, from Japan. Requests the President of the Security Council to convene an urgent S/2009/62 Letter, 30 Jan. 2009, from the Chairman of the meeting of the Security Council to consider the launch Security Council Committee established pursuant to by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, under the resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to para. 9 of Security Council's agenda item entitled "Non- Council resolution 1810 (2008) and reports that the proliferation/Democratic People's Republic of Korea". Committee is continuing consideration of its annual programme of work and will report to the Council by 20 Feb. 2009.
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NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) S/2009/186 Letter, 6 Apr. 2009, from the Republic of S/2009/443 Letter, 3 Sept. 2009, from the Democratic Korea. Transmits statement by the Government on the People's Republic of Korea. Refers to letter from the launch of a long-range rocket by the Democratic Security Council Committee Established pursuant to People's Republic of Korea on 5 April 2009; states that Resolution 1718 (2006) requesting a clarification and the launch is a violation of the Security Council states that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea resolution 1718 (2006). rejects Security Council resolution 1874 (2009) and, therefore, will not respond to the request for clarification. S/2009/192 (A/63/814) Letter, 6 Apr. 2009, from the Russian Federation and the United States. Transmits 2 S/2009/459 Identical letters, 11 Sept. 2009, from Egypt joint statements by the Presidents of the Russian addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Federation and the United States, adopted at their the Security Council. Transmits, on behalf of the Non- meeting in London on 1 Apr. 2009; one statement Aligned Movement, paras relating to nuclear concerns strengthening strategic stability and disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation, from the international security, and meeting contemporary global section on "Disarmament and International Security", challenges; the other concerns negotiations on further excerpted from the Final Document adopted at the 15th reductions in strategic offensive arms. Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Non- Aligned Movement, Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, 16 July S/2009/241 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the League of Arab 2009. States. Transmits letter from the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States regarding the outcome of the S/2009/463 Letter, 15 Sept. 2009, from the President of 2nd Summit of Arab and South American Countries held the Security Council. Transmits "Concept paper for the in Doha, 31 Mar. 2009 and the Doha Declaration issued Security Council Summit on Nuclear Non-Proliferation by the Summit. and Nuclear Disarmament", to be held on 24 Sept. 2009. S/2009/271 Letter, 25 May 2009, from Japan. Requests S/2009/466 Letter, 14 Sept. 2009, from the League of the President of the Security Council to convene an Arab States. Transmits communiqué adopted by the urgent meeting of the Security Council to consider the Council of the League of Arab States at its 132nd announcement by the Democratic People's Republic of ordinary session, held in Cairo, 9 Sept. 2009, regarding Korea that it conducted a nuclear test, under the agenda the Security Council's high-level summit meeting on item entitled "Non-proliferation/Democratic People's nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament to be Republic of Korea". held in New York on 24 Sept. 2009. S/2009/274 (A/63/866) Identical letters, 26 May 2009, S/2009/476 Letter, 19 Sept. 2009, from Australia. from Mongolia to the President of the General Assembly Transmits written statement for the Security Council and the President of the Security Council. Transmits summit in connection with nuclear non-proliferation and statement of 26 May 2009 from the Ministry of Foreign nuclear disarmament, to be held on 24 Sept. 2009 in the Affairs on the nuclear test conducted by the Democratic Security Council Chamber. People's Republic of Korea on 25 May 2009. S/2009/478 Letter, 21 Sept. 2009, from Pakistan. S/2009/311 Letter, 15 June 2009, from the Islamic Transmits views of Pakistan regarding nuclear Republic of Iran addressed to the President of the disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation, in the Security Council. States that Iran's nuclear programme context of the Security Council summit on nuclear non- has been, is and will remain peaceful and will never proliferation and nuclear disarmament to be held in New have military dimensions. York on 24 Sept. 2009. S/2009/416 Letter, 12 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/480 Note verbale, 21 Sept. 2009, from the Islamic General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1874 Republic of Iran. Transmits written statement on nuclear (2009) and reports the appointment of 7 experts for an disarmament and non-proliferation, with regard to the initial period of 1 year to carry out tasks specified in Security Council summit on nuclear non-proliferation and para. 26 of resolution 1874 (2009). nuclear disarmament to be held in New York on 24 Sept. 2009. S/2009/432 Letter, 25 Aug. 2009, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/2009/481 Letter, 22 Sept. 2009, from Philippines. Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to report of the Transmits position paper in connection with the Security Committee on modalities for considering a Council summit on nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear comprehensive review of the status of implementation of disarmament to be held on 24 Sept. 2009. resolution 1540 (2004) in accordance with para. 8 of S/2009/482 Letter, 23 Sept. 2009, from Kazakhstan. resolution 1810 (2008) (S/2009/170) and reports that the Transmits statement by the Minister of Foreign Affairs Committee will conduct an open meeting from 30 Sept.-2 with reference to concept paper for Security Council Oct. 2009 with broad participation of Member States, summit meeting on nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear international, regional and subregional organizations. disarmament to be held in New York on 24 Sept. 20009.
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NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) S/2009/483 Letter, 23 Sept. 2009, from India. Transmits S/2009/631 Identical letters, 3 Dec. 2009, from Egypt paper outlining India's approach and perspectives addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of regarding the Security Council summit meeting on the Security Council. Transmits letters dated 27 Oct. nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament to be 2009 from the Chairman of the Chapter of the Non- held in New York on 24 Sept. 20009. Aligned Movement in Vienna reflecting the views of the delegations of States members of the Movement S/2009/484 Letter, 23 Sept. 2009, from Brazil. Transmits accredited to the IAEA and the Preparatory Commission written statement for the Security Council summit to be for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty held in connection with nuclear non-proliferation and Organization in Vienna addressed to the heads of both nuclear disarmament to be held on 24 Sept. 2009. organizations. S/2009/485 Letter, 23 Sept. 2009, from Italy. Transmits S/2009/632 (A/64/561) Letter, 8 Dec. 2009, from Ukraine. statement for the Security Council summit on nuclear Transmits statement of the President of Ukraine on the non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament, which will be occasion of the 15th anniversary of the Budapest held on 24 Sept. 2009. Memorandum. S/2009/486 Letter, 23 Sept. 2009, from Norway. Transmits S/2009/633 Letter, 7 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- statement on the item on nuclear non-proliferation and General. Transmits letter dated 1 Dec. 2007 from the nuclear disarmament, to be considered by the Security Director General of the IAEA enclosing resolution Council on Thur., 24 Sept. 2009. entitled "Implementation of the NPT Safeguards S/2009/488 Note verbale, 24 Sept. 2009, from the Islamic Agreement and relevant provisions of Security Council Republic of Iran. States the position of the Islamic resolutions 1737 (2006), 1747 (2007), 1803 (2008) and Republic of Iran regarding its nuclear activities and 1835 (2008) in the Islamic Republic of Iran refutes allegations made at the summit of the UN (GOV/2009/82)", adopted by the Board of Governors of Security Council held on 24 Sept. 2009. the Agency on 27 Nov. 2009. S/2009/492 Note [transmitting Holy See's written Draft resolutions statement for the Security Council summit in connection S/2009/301 Draft resolution [on measures against the with nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament] Democratic People's Republic of Korea in connection / by the President of the Security Council. with its nuclear weapon tests] / France, Japan, Republic Transmits Holy See's written statement for the of Korea, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Security Council summit in connection with nuclear non- Ireland and United States of America. proliferation and nuclear disarmament held on 24 Sept. 2009. S/2009/473 Draft resolution [on nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament]. S/2009/501 Letter, 1 Oct. 2009, from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Transmits the response of Statements by the President of the Security the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to a question Council regarding the recent summit of the Security Council, S/PRST/2009/7 Statement [made on behalf of the posed by the Korean Central News Agency on 30 Sept. Security Council, at the 6106th meeting, 13 Apr. 2009, in 2009. connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/2009/505 Note verbale, 24 Sept. 2009, from Canada. entitled "Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Republic Transmits written statement to the Security Council of Korea"] / by the President of the Security Council. summit on nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, Reiterates that the Democratic People's Republic of held at UN Headquarters on 24 Sept. 2009. Korea (DPRK) must comply fully with its obligations under Security Council resolution 1718 (2006); demands that the S/2009/555 Letter, 26 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary- DPRK not conduct any further launch; agrees to adjust the General. Reports the appointment of Xiaodong Xue measures imposed by para. 8 of resolution 1718 (2006) (China) to serve on the Panel of Experts established through the designation of entities and goods, and directs pursuant to Security Council resolution 1874 (2009) the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1718 replacing Xiaohong Dang (China) who was earlier (2006) to undertake its tasks to this effect and to report to appointed to the same role, but was unable to assume the Security Council by 24 Apr. 2009, and further agrees her functions. that, if the Committee has not acted, then the Security S/2009/574 Identical letters, 5 Nov. 2009, from Israel Council will complete action to adjust the measures by 30 addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Apr. 2009; urges all the participants to intensify their efforts the Security Council. Reports alleged violation of on the full implementation of the 19 Sept. 2005 Joint Security Council 1747 (2007) by the Islamic Republic of Statement issued by China, the DPRK, Japan, Republic of Iran by exporting a wide range of weaponry concealed Korea, the Russian Federation and the United States and and declared as civilian cargo on the vessel named "the their subsequent consensus documents. Francop" sailing under the flag of Antigua and Barbuda. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.6141 (12 June 2009) Republic of Korea.
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NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) S/PV.6217 (13 Nov. 2009) Australia, Brazil, Colombia, S/RES/1887(2009) [Nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear Cuba, India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Liechtenstein, disarmament]. Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Calls upon States Parties to the Treaty on the Non- Syrian Arab Republic, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) to comply fully Discussion in plenary with all their obligations and fulfil their commitments under the Treaty; calls upon all States to refrain from conducting S/PV.6090 (10 Mar. 2009). a nuclear test explosion and to sign and ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), thereby S/PV.6106 (13 Apr. 2009). bringing the treaty into force at an early date; calls for At the 6106th meeting, the President made a universal adherence to the Convention on Physical statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Protection of Nuclear Materials and its 2005 Amendment, with prior consultations among Council members on the and the Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear item entitled "Non-proliferation/Democratic People's Terrorism; calls upon Member States to share best Republic of Korea": S/PRST/2009/7. practices with a view to improved safety standards and S/PV.6141 (12 June 2009). nuclear security practices and raise standards of nuclear At the 6141st meeting, draft resolution S/2009/301 security to reduce the risk of nuclear terrorism, with the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1874 (2009). aim of securing all vulnerable nuclear material from such risks within 4 years; calls upon all States to improve their S/PV.6142 (15 June 2009). national capabilities to detect, deter, and disrupt illicit S/PV.6191 (24 Sept. 2009). trafficking in nuclear materials throughout their territories; At the 6191st meeting, draft resolution S/2009/473 urges all States to take all appropriate national measures was adopted unanimously: resolution 1887(2009). in accordance with their national authorities and legislation. (Adopted unanimously, 6191st meeting, 24 S/PV.6217 (13 Nov. 2009). Sept. 2009) S/PV.6217(Resumption1) (13 Nov. 2009). PAKISTAN -INDIA S/PV.6235 (10 Dec. 2009). See: INDIA-PAKISTAN QUESTION S/PV.6238 (14 Dec. 2009). PALESTINE QUESTION Resolutions See also: UN TRUCE SUPERV ISION ORGANIZATION IN S/RES/1874(2009) [Measures against the Democratic PALESTINE People's Republic of Korea in connection with its nuclear weapon tests]. Reports Condemns in the strongest terms the nuclear test S/2009/244 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the League of Arab conducted by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea States. Transmits executive summary of the report of the (DPRK) on 25 May 2009 (local time) in violation and Independent Fact-Finding Committee on Gaza on the flagrant disregard of its relevant resolutions; demands that dire humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip as a result the DPRK not conduct any further nuclear test or any of the alleged Israeli attack which started on 27 Dec. launch using ballistic missile technology; decides that the 2008. DPRK shall abandon all nuclear weapons; decides to authorize all Member States to seize and dispose of items S/2009/250 (A/63/855) Letter, 4 May 2009, from the the supply, sale, transfer, or export of which is prohibited Secretary-General. Transmits summary of the report of by paras. 8 (a), 8 (b), or 8 (c) of resolution 1718; decides the UN Headquarters Board of Inquiry into certain that Member States shall prohibit the provision by their incidents in the Gaza Strip between 27 Dec. 2008 and nationals or from their territory of bunkering services; 19 Jan. 2009. decides that the Committee shall intensify its efforts to S/2009/464 (A/64/351) Peaceful settlement of the promote the full implementation of resolution 1718 (2006); question of Palestine : report of the Secretary-General. calls upon the DPRK to join the Comprehensive Nuclear- Issued: 15 Sept. 2009. Test-Ban Treaty at the earliest date. (Adopted unanimously, 6141st meeting, 12 June 2009) General documents S/2009/3 (A/ES-10/431) Identical letters, 2 Jan. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 326 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-30 Dec. 2008 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the Gaza Strip has killed 428 Palestinians and injured over 2,200 others.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2009/4 (A/ES-10/432) Identical letters, 5 Jan. 2009, S/2009/22 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. Transmits, in from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the capacity as Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the 327 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 Jan. Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on 2009 and reports that in less than 10 days, Israel's the escalation of Israel's military attack on the Gaza indiscriminate use of force has killed more than 500 Strip. Palestinians, including 107 children and 37 women. S/2009/24 Letter, 8 Jan. 2009, from Palestine. Requests S/2009/6 Identical letters, 4 Jan. 2009, from Israel the Security Council to invite Riad Al-Malki, Minister for addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Foreign Affairs of the Palestinian Authority, to participate the Security Council. Reports that Israeli Defense Forces in the meeting of the Security Council, to be held on 8 began to implement the 2nd stage of the military Jan. 2009, to discuss the situation in the Occupied operation in the Gaza Strip on 5 Jan. 2009 , which Palestinian Territory, particularly in the Gaza Strip. includes a ground campaign of forces in Gaza. S/2009/26 (A/ES-10/435) Identical letters, 9 Jan. 2009, S/2009/7 (A/63/672) Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Qatar. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Transmits statement of the Emir of Qatar, in connection the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous with the Israeli military action against Gaza. 329 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-6 Jan. 2009 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the S/2009/8 (A/ES-10/433) Identical letters, 6 Jan. 2009, Gaza Strip allegedly killed more than 800 Palestinians from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and and injured more than 3,300. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 328 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Jan. S/2009/30 (A/ES-10/437) Identical letters, 12 Jan. 2009, 2009 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Gaza Strip allegedly killed Palestinian civilians and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous families targeting schools and refugee camps. 330 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-9 Jan. 2009 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the S/2009/9 Letter, 6 Jan. 2009, from Palestine. Requests Gaza Strip allegedly killed more than 905 Palestinians the Security Council to invite Mahmoud Abbas, and injured more than 4,100. Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization and President of the Palestinian S/2009/32 Identical letters, 13 Jan. 2009, from Israel National Authority, to participate in the meeting of the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Security Council, to be held on 6 Jan. 2009, to discuss the Security Council. Reports that Israel has the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, accumulated evidence that Hamas deliberately uses particularly in the Gaza Strip. civilians as human shields by launching operations from civilian locations and booby-trapping civilian houses and S/2009/12 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Qatar. Transmits letter other buildings with total disregard for the safety of dated 4 Jan. 2009 addressed to the Secretary-General civilians. from Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser Al-Misnad in connection with the situation in the Middle East, S/2009/33 Letter, 13 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. Transmits, in including the question of Palestine. the capacity as Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the S/2009/13 (A/63/673) Letter, 29 Dec. 2008, from Cuba. Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on Transmits, in his capacity as Chair of the Coordinating the non-compliance by Israel of Security Council's Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the resolution 1860 (2009) and the escalation of Israel's Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on military aggression against the Gaza Strip. Israel's military activity against the Gaza Strip in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. S/2009/34 Letter, 9 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the command of the UN Truce S/2009/14 Identical letters, 7 Jan. 2009, from Egypt Supervision Organization (UNTSO) and reports the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Secretary-General's intention to appoint Major General the Security Council. Transmits statement delivered by Robert Mood (Norway) as the Head of Mission and Chief President Hosni Mubarek at the joint press conference of staff of the UN Truce Supervision Organization in with the President of France, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Palestine (UNTSO), to replace Major General Ian Egypt, 6 Jan. 2009. Gordon who will relinquish the post on 15 Jan. 2009. S/2009/15 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. Transmits, in S/2009/35 Letter, 14 Jan. 2009, from the President of the the capacity as Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the dated 9 Jan. 2009 (S/2009/34) and reports that Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on members of the Security Council have taken note of his the escalation of Israel's military attack on the Gaza intention to appoint Major General Robert Mood of Strip. Norway as the Head of Mission and Chief of Staff of the UN Truce Supervision Organization.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2009/36 (A/63/679) Letter, 13 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. S/2009/130 (A/ES-10/451) Identical letters, 6 Mar. 2009, Transmits, in his capacity as Chairman of the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non- 335 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 Feb. Aligned Movement on the non-compliance by Israel with 2009 and reports alleged demolition of Palestinian Security Council resolution 1860 (2009) and the homes in Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly East escalation of military aggression against the Gaza Strip. Jerusalem. S/2009/40 (A/ES-10/442) Identical letters, 14 Jan. 2009, S/2009/131 Identical letters, 2 Mar. 2009, from Israel from Palestine. Refers to previous 331 letters from addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-12 Jan. 2009 and reports the Security Council. Reports alleged rocket and mortar that Israeli bombardment in the Gaza Strip has allegedly attacks carried out by Hamas against Israeli killed more than 1,000 Palestinians and injured nearly communities from 18 Jan. to 1 Mar. 2009. 5,000. S/2009/153 Letter, 23 Mar. 2009, from Palestine. S/2009/50 (A/63/691) Identical letters, 23 Jan. 2009, from Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Qatar addressed to the Secretary-General and the Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter meeting of the Security Council that will be held on addressed to the President of the Security Council in Wednesday, 25 Mar. 2009, regarding the situation in the connection with the Israeli military action against Gaza. Middle East, including the Palestine question. S/2009/65 (A/ES-10/445) Identical letters, 2 Feb. 2009, S/2009/157 (A/63/783) Identical letters, 25 Mar. 2009, 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. Condemns the 332 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-14 Jan. assassination of General Kamal Naji, Deputy 2009 and reports the humanitarian disaster inflicted on Representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization the population of Gaza due to Israel's military action. (PLO) and 3 other PLO officials in Lebanon; urges the international community to extend their full cooperation S/2009/73 (A/63/705) Letter, 4 Feb. 2009, from Egypt. to the investigation of the incident. Refers to letter dated 22 Jan. 2009 and transmits letter from the President of the Egyptian Red Crescent Society S/2009/194 (A/ES-10/452) Identical letters, 8 Apr. 2009, regarding Egypt's efforts to alleviate the humanitarian from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and situation in the Gaza Strip. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 336 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-6 Mar. S/2009/95 (A/63/718) Letter, 5 Feb. 2009, from Pakistan. 2009 and reports alleged military attacks against Transmits text of resolution adopted by the Senate of Palestinian settlers in Occupied Palestinian Territory, Pakistan on 23 Jan. 2009 concerning the situation in the particularly in East Jerusalem. Gaza Strip arising from Israeli military attacks. S/2009/209 (A/ES-10/453) Identical letters, 16 Apr. 2009, S/2009/98 (A/ES-10/448) Identical letters, 18 Feb. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to 337 the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous letters from Palestine dated 28 Sept. 2000-8 Apr. 2009 333 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 Feb. regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2009 and reports the continuation and intensification of Territory and reports incidents in East Jerusalem which Israel's settlement campaign in the Occupied Palestinian are allegedly caused by policies and actions of Israel Territory, including East Jerusalem. and which are threatening prospects for peace between S/2009/113 (A/ES-10/449) Identical letters, 25 Feb. 2009, the parties. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2009/212 Letter, 16 Apr. 2009, from the League of Arab the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous States. Transmits letter dated 9 Apr. 2009 from the 334 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-18 Feb. Secretary General of the League of Arab States 2009 and reports ongoing attempts by Israel to alter the regarding the outcome of the 21st session of the Arab status, demographic composition and character of the Summit held in Doha, 20-30 Mar. 2009; includes Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly East resolutions, communiqués and the Doha Declaration Jerusalem. adopted at the Summit. S/2009/123 (A/63/748) Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from Egypt S/2009/228 (A/ES-10/454) Identical letters, 30 Apr. 2009, addressed to the Secretary-General. Transmits from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Conclusions by the Chair of the International Conference the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous in Support of the Palestinian Economy for the 338 letters from Palestine dated 28 Sept. 2000-16 Apr. Reconstruction of Gaza, held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 2 Mar. 2009 . Territory and reports on the policies and practices of Israel which are threatening prospects for peace.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2009/241 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the League of Arab S/2009/453 (A/ES-10/461) Identical letters, 10 Sept. States. Transmits letter from the Secretary-General of 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- the League of Arab States regarding the outcome of the General and the President of the Security Council. 2nd Summit of Arab and South American Countries held Refers to 342 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000 in Doha, 31 Mar. 2009 and the Doha Declaration issued to 3 Aug. 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied by the Summit. Palestinian Territory and reports alleged eviction of Palestinian families from their homes in East Jerusalem S/2009/265 (A/63/861) Letter, 19 May 2009, from the caused by the Israeli Government approval of the Chairman of the Committee on the Exercise of the construction of illegal settlement units on confiscated Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. Transmits Palestinian lands. statement adopted on 19 May 2009 at the 316th meeting of the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable S/2009/493 Identical letters, 2 Oct. 2009, from Israel. Rights of the Palestinian People on the situation in the Reports alleged increase in attacks emanating from the Occupied East Jerusalem. Gaza Strip in the month of Sept., including the launching of rockets, mortars and other attacks launched with light S/2009/269 (A/ES-10/457) Identical letters, 22 May 2009, weapons and anti-tank missiles. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to 339 S/2009/494 (A/ES-10/462) Identical letters, 28 Sept. letters from Palestine dated 28 Sept. 2000-30 Apr. 2009 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian General and the President of the Security Council. Territory and reports incidents in East Jerusalem which Refers to previous 343 letters from Palestine dated 29 are allegedly caused by policies and actions of Israel Sept. 2000-10 Sept. 2009 and reports that on 27 Sept. and which are threatening prospects for peace between 2009 Israel forces allegedly attacked Palestinian the parties. worshippers at Al-Haram Al-Sharif as they attempted to fend off over 150 extremists from breaking into the Holy S/2009/338 (A/ES-10/458) Identical letters, 2 July 2009, Compound. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2009/507 (A/64/473) Letter, 29 Sept. 2009, from Egypt. 340 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-22 May Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating 2009 and reports incidents allegedly caused by Israel's Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement settlement policy. expressing serious concern about the alleged Israeli activities in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including S/2009/380 Letter, 22 July 2009, from Palestine. East Jerusalem, issued 29 Sept. 2009. Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the S/2009/510 Letter, 6 Oct. 2009, from the Libyan Arab open debate of the Security Council which is to be held Jamahiriya. Requests an urgent meeting of the Security on Monday, 27 July 2009, regarding the situation in the Council to discuss the report of the UN Fact Finding Middle East, including the Palestinian question. Mission on the Gaza Conflict led by Justice Richard Goldstone. S/2009/401 (A/ES-10/459) Identical letters, 3 Aug. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2009/513 (A/ES-10/464) Identical letters, 5 Oct. 2009, the President of the Security Council. Refers to 341 from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 July 2009 the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 344 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Sept. Territory and reports eviction of Palestinian families from 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian their homes in East Jerusalem which are allegedly Territory and reports on an alleged attack on Palestinian caused by policies and actions of Israel and which are worshippers at Al-Haram Al-Sharif and Al-Aqsa mosque threatening prospects for peace between the parties. by Israel forces on 4 Oct. 2009 and settlement activities in Al-Walajeh. S/2009/420 (A/ES-10/460) Identical letters, 13 Aug. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. the President of the Security Council. Transmits Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating memorandum from Head of the Palestinian National Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final Committee for the Register of Damage caused by the document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the construction of the Wall and member of the Executive Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization on Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. the 5th anniversary of the International Court of Justice S/2009/517 (A/63/969) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. advisory opinion on the "Legal Consequences of the Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Declaration Territory". on Palestine, adopted by the 15th Summit of the Non- Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2009/519 Letter, 7 Oct. 2009, from Egypt. Expresses S/2009/595 (A/64/535) Letter, 12 Nov. 2009, from the full support of the Non-aligned Movement for the Palestine. Transmits statement on the Report of the UN request presented by Libyan Arab Jamahiriya for an Fact Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict (the urgent meeting of the Security Council to discuss the Goldstone Report) issued by the Cabinet of the report of the UN Fact Finding Mission on Gaza Conflict. Palestinian National Authority, at its weekly meeting in Ramallah on 10 Nov. 2009; welcomes the adoption of S/2009/524 Letter, 8 Oct. 2009, from the Syrian Arab the report by the General Assembly and affirms the Republic. Expresses, in the capacity as Chairman of the readiness of the Palestinian Authority to do all that has Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) Group in been requested of it. New York, the full support of the OIC member States to the request made by the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya to S/2009/598 (A/ES-10/469) Letter, 18 Nov. 2009, from convene an urgent meeting of the Security Council to Palestine. Refers to previous 348 letters from Palestine consider the report of the UN Fact Finding Mission on dated 29 Sept. 2000-30 Oct. 2009 regarding the the Gaza Conflict. situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports that on Tuesday, 17 Nov. 2009 Israel allegedly S/2009/531 Letter, 13 Oct. 2009, from Palestine. approved the construction of 900 more new settlement Requests that the Security Council invite Palestine, to be housing units in the settlement of "Gilo", south of represented by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Occupied East Jerusalem. Palestinian National Authority, to participate in the meeting of the Security Council which is to be held on 14 S/2009/605 (A/ES-10/470) Letter, 23 Nov. 2009, from Oct. 2009, regarding the situation in the Middle East, Palestine. Refers to previous 349 letters from Palestine including the Palestinian question. dated 29 Sept. 2000-26 Oct. 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and S/2009/534 (A/ES-10/466) Identical letters, 13 Oct. 2009, reports that on that on 22 Nov. 2009 Israeli war planes from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and allegedly struck civilian targets in the Gaza Strip and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous injured 8 Palestinian civilians. 345 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Oct. 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian S/2009/614 Identical letters, 1 Dec. 2009, from Israel. Territory and reports continuation of construction of new Reports alleged attacks emanating from the Gaza Strip illegal settlement housing units in East Jerusalem by in the month of Nov. 2009, including the launching of Israel, and the eviction and demolition of Palestinian's rockets and mortars. homes on 13 Oct. 2009. S/2009/662 (A/ES-10/471) Letter dated, 14 Dec. 2009, S/2009/538 Letter, 7 Oct. 2009, from Libyan Arab from Palestine. Refers to previous 350 letters from Jamahiriya. Transmits report of the UN Fact-Finding Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-23 Nov. 2009 regarding Mission on the Gaza Conflict. the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and reports arson in a mosque located in the village of S/2009/554 (A/ES-10/467) Letter, 26 Oct. 2009, from Yasouf, near the city of Nablus allegedly committed by Palestine. Refers to previous 346 letters from Palestine extremist settlers on 11 Dec. 2009. dated 29 Sept. 2000-13 Oct. 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and S/2009/675 (A/ES-10/472) Letter, 28 Dec. 2009, from reports that on 25 Oct. 2009 Israeli forces allegedly Palestine. Refers to previous 351 letters from Palestine stormed Al-Haram Al-Sharif compound and attacked dated 29 Sept. 2000-14 Dec. 2009 regarding the Palestinian worshippers injuring at least 30 civilians and situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and detaining 20 others. reports the denial of travel permits to visit Jerusalem during the holidays and the killing of 6 Palestinians on 26 S/2009/565 (A/ES-10/468) Letter, 30 Oct. 2009, from Dec. 2009 in Nablus allegedly committed by Israeli Palestine. Refers to previous 347 letters from Palestine forces. dated 29 Sept. 2000-26 Oct. 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Draft resolutions reports that on 26 Oct. 2009 Israeli forces allegedly S/2009/23 Draft resolution [on a durable and fully demolished Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem respected ceasefire and the full withdrawal of Israeli displacing 26 civilians. forces from the Gaza Strip] / United Kingdom of Great S/2009/577 Letter, 10 Nov. 2009, from Palestine. Britain and Northern Ireland. Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Security Council to be held on 11 Nov. 2009 to discuss the protection of civilians in armed conflict. S/2009/586 Letter, 10 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits report of the UN Fact-Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict pursuant to the request by the General Assembly contained in para. 2 of its resolution 64/10 of 5 Nov. 2009.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6171 (27 July 2009) Bangladesh, Brazil, Cuba, Council Ecuador, Egypt, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, S/PRST/2009/14 Statement [made on behalf of the Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Security Council, at the 6123rd meeting, 11 May 2009, in Sweden, Switzerland, the Syrian Arab Republic and connection with the Council's consideration of the item Tunisia. entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question"] / by the President of the Security S/PV.6201 (14 Oct. 2009) Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Council. Cuba, Ecuador, Egypt, Iceland, Indonesia, Islamic Encourages the Quartet's ongoing work to support Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Liechtenstein, Malaysia, the parties in their efforts to achieve a comprehensive, just Morocco, Nicaragua, Pakistan, South Africa, Sudan, and lasting peace in the Middle East; reiterates its call for Sweden, Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, United renewed and urgent efforts by the parties and the Republic of Tanzania and Bolivarian Republic of international community to achieve a comprehensive, just Venezuela. and lasting peace in the Middle East, based on the vision S/PV.6201(Resumption1) (14 Oct. 2009) Maldives, of a region where 2 democratic States, Israel and Norway and Sri Lanka. Palestine, live side by side in peace within secure and recognized borders; calls upon the parties to fulfil their Discussion in plenary obligations under the Performance-Based Road-map; calls S/PV.6061 (6 Jan. 2009). on all States and international organizations to support the Palestinian government that is committed to the "Quartet" S/PV.6061(Resumption1) (7 Jan. 2009). principles and the Arab Peace Initiative; calls for S/PV.6063 (8 Jan. 2009). assistance to help develop the Palestinian economy, to maximize the resources available to the Palestinian At the 6063rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/23 was adopted (14-0-1): resolution 1860 (2009). Authority and to build Palestinian institutions; supports the proposal of the Russian Federation to convene, in S/PV.6072 (21 Jan. 2009). consultation with the Quartet and the parties, an international conference on the Middle East peace process S/PV.6077 (27 Jan. 2009). in Moscow in 2009. S/PV.6084 (18 Feb. 2009). Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.6100 (25 Mar. 2009). the right to vote) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) (25 Mar. 2009). S/PV.6061 (6 Jan. 2009) Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Norway, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Palestine. S/PV.6107 (20 Apr. 2009). S/PV.6061(Resumption1) (7 Jan. 2009) Argentina, S/PV.6123 (11 May 2009). Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Czech Republic, At the 6123rd meeting, the President made a Ecuador, Iceland, Indonesia, Islamic Republic of Iran, statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Malaysia, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Paraguay, Venezuela with prior consultations among Council members on the (Bolivarian Republic of). item entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question": S/PRST/2009/14. S/PV.6063 (8 Jan. 2009) Egypt, Israel, Saudi Arabia and Palestine. S/PV.6150 (23 June 2009). S/PV.6100 (25 Mar. 2009) Afghanistan, Algeria, Australia, S/PV.6171 (27 July 2009). Bangladesh, Brazil, Cuba, the Czech Republic, Ecuador, S/PV.6171(Resumption1) (27 July 2009). Egypt, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, the Republic of Korea, Israel, Lebanon, S/PV.6182 (19 Aug. 2009). Malaysia, Mali, Morocco, Norway, Nicaragua, Pakistan, S/PV.6190 (17 Sept. 2009). Palestine, Qatar, South Africa, the Syrian Arab Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. S/PV.6201 (14 Oct. 2009). S/PV.6100(Resumption1) (25 Mar. 2009) Afghanistan, S/PV.6201(Resumption1) (14 Oct. 2009). Algeria, Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Cuba, the Czech S/PV.6223 (24 Nov. 2009). Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, the Republic of Korea, S/PV.6248 (17 Dec. 2009). Israel, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mali, Morocco, Norway, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Palestine, Qatar, South Africa, the Syrian Arab Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PEACEBUILDING (continued) Resolutions S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. S/RES/1860(2009) [A durable and fully respected Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final ceasefire and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the the Gaza Strip]. Stresses the urgency of and calls for an immediate, Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. durable and fully respected ceasefire, leading to the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza; calls for the S/2009/518 (A/63/970) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. unimpeded provision and distribution throughout Gaza of Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating humanitarian assistance, including of food, fuel and Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Sharm El medical treatment; calls on Member States to support Sheikh Summit Declaration, adopted by the 15th Summit international efforts to alleviate the humanitarian and of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, economic situation in Gaza, including through urgently Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. needed additional contributions to UNRWA and through the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee; calls upon Member States S/2009/678 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from the President of to intensify efforts to provide arrangements and the Security Council. Refers to Security Council guarantees in Gaza in order to sustain a durable ceasefire resolution 1646 (2005) and reports that members of the and calm, including to prevent illicit trafficking in arms and Council agreed on the selection of Gabon and Mexico as ammunition and to ensure the sustained reopening of the the 2 elected members to participate in the crossing points on the basis of the 2005 Agreement on Organizational Committee of the Peacebuilding Movement and Access between the Palestinian Authority Commission for a term of one year, until the end of 2010. and Israel; encourages tangible steps towards intra- S/2009/683 Letter, 31 Dec. 2009, from the President of Palestinian reconciliation including in support of mediation the Security Council. Reports that, pursuant to Security efforts of Egypt and the League of Arab States; calls for Council resolution 1646 (2005) and following renewed and urgent efforts by the parties and the consultations held on 29 Dec. 2009, the members of the international community to achieve a comprehensive Council have decided to designate Gabon and Mexico, peace based on the vision of a region where 2 democratic two of its elected members, to serve as members of the States, Israel and Palestine, live side by side in peace with Organizational Committee of the Peacebuilding secure and recognized borders. (Adopted 14-0-1, 6063rd Commission for a term of one year, which will expire at meeting, 8 Jan. 2009) the end of 2010. PEACEBUILDING See also: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Reports S/2009/189 Report of the Secretary-General on enhancing mediation and its support activities. Issued: 8 Apr. 2009. S/2009/304 (A/63/881) Report of the Secretary-General on peacebuilding in the immediate aftermath of conflict. Issued: 11 June 2009. S/2009/419 (A/64/217) The Peacebuilding Fund : report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 3 Aug. 2009. S/2009/444 (A/64/341) Report of the Peacebuilding Commission on its 3rd session. Issued: 8 Sept. 2009. General documents S/2009/168 (A/63/799) Letter, 6 Jan. 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Security Council resolution 1646 (2005) and reports the selection of Burkina Faso and Mexico as the 2 elected members of the Security Council to participate in the Organizational Committee of the Peacebuilding Commission for a term of one year, until the end of 2009.
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PEACEBUILDING (continued) PEACEBUILDING (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Participation by non-Council members (without Council the right to vote) S/PRST/2009/8 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6108 (21 Apr. 2009) Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Security Council, at the 6108th meeting, 21 Apr. 2009, in Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, connection with the Council's consideration of the item the Czech Republic, Egypt, Finland, Indonesia, Kenya, entitled "Maintenance of international peace and Liechtenstein, Morocco, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, security: mediation and settlement of disputes"] / by the Qatar, the Republic of Korea, Senegal, South Africa, President of the Security Council. Switzerland, the United Republic of Tanzania and Recognizes the importance of mediation, to be Uruguay. launched at the earliest possible phases of conflicts, as S/PV.6108(Resumption1) (21 Apr. 2009) the Sudan. well as in the implementation phases of signed peace agreements and underlines the need to design mediation S/PV.6165 (22 July 2009) Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, processes that address the root causes of conflicts and Burundi, Canada, the Central African Republic, Egypt, contribute to peacebuilding, in order to ensure sustainable Germany, Guatemala, India, Italy, Morocco, New peace; emphasizes the importance of the actions Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, the Republic of Korea, undertaken by the UN Secretary-General, in promoting Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, Sweden, mediation and in the pacific settlement of disputes, and Switzerland, Thailand and Uruguay. welcomes the continued efforts by the Department of Political Affairs, in particular through the Mediation Support S/PV.6224 (25 Nov. 2009) Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Unit to respond to emerging and existing crises; Canada, El Salvador, Finland, India, Republic of Korea, underscores that mediation support efforts should be Sweden and Switzerland. responsive to the demands of fast-moving peace Discussion in plenary processes; requests the Secretary-General to work in partnership with Member States, regional and subregional S/PV.6108 (21 Apr. 2009). organizations and other relevant partners in a coordinated S/PV.6108(Resumption1) (21 Apr. 2009). and mutually complementary manner when cooperating in At the 6108th meeting, the President made a a mediation process; notes with concern the very low statement on behalf of Council members, in connection numbers of women in formal roles in mediation processes, with prior consultations among Council members on the and stresses the need to ensure that women are item entitled "Maintenance of international peace and appropriately appointed at decision-making levels, as high- security: mediation and settlement of disputes": level mediators, and within the composition of the S/PRST/2009/8. mediators' teams in line with resolutions 1325 (2000) and 1820 (2008). S/PV.6165 (22 July 2009). S/PRST/2009/23 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6165(Resumption1) (22 July 2009). Security Council, at the 6165th meeting, 22 July 2009, in At the 6165th meeting, the President made a connection with the Council's consideration of the item statement on behalf of Council members, in connection entitled "Post-conflict peacebuilding"] / by the President with prior consultations among Council members on the of the Security Council. item entitled "Post-conflict peacebuilding" : Emphasizes the critical importance of post-conflict S/PRST/2009/23. peacebuilding as the foundation for building sustainable S/PV.6224 (25 Nov. 2009). peace and development; emphasizes the importance of national ownership and the need for national authorities to take responsibility as soon as possible for re-establishing the institutions of Government; stresses the need to draw upon and develop existing national capacities at the earliest possible stage; emphasizes the need for the UN system to strengthen strategic partnerships with the World Bank and other international financial institutions; recalls its resolution 1645 (2005) and recognizes the important role of the Peacebuilding Commission; reaffirms that ending impunity is essential; underlines the key role women and young persons can play in re-establishing the fabric of society; reaffirms the role of regional and sub- regional organizations; recognizes the importance of launching peacebuilding assistance at the earliest possible stage.
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PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) See also: AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/2009/518 (A/63/970) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating PEACEBUILDING Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Sharm El Sheikh Summit Declaration, adopted by the 15th Summit UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE Statements by the President of the Security UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Council UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE S/PRST/2009/24 Statement [made on behalf of the UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN Security Council, at the 6178th meeting, 5 August 2009, KOSOVO in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "United Nations peacekeeping operations"] / by UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON the President of the Security Council. UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN States that UN peacekeeping is a unique global WESTERN SAHARA partnership that draws together the contributions and UN MISSION IN LIBERIA commitment of the entire UN system; states that the UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN Security Council has endeavoured in the past 6 months to REPUBLIC AND CHAD improve its dialogue with the Secretariat and with troop and police contributing countries on the collective UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN oversight of peacekeeping operations; recognizes the UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA urgent need to increase the pool of available troop and UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE police contributors; requests the Secretary-General to UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE provide in his reports on specific missions an indication of DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO progress toward achieving a coordinated UN approach in- UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS country, and in particular on critical gaps to achieving peacebuilding objectives alongside the mission. UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) UN TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION IN PALESTINE S/PV.6075 (23 Jan. 2009) Canada, the Czech Republic, Reports India, Jordan, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan and Uruguay. S/2009/398 Letter, 31 July 2009, from the Chairman of the S/PV.6153 (29 June 2009) Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, Security Council Working Group on Peacekeeping Czech Republic, Egypt, Germany, Ghana, India, Italy, Operations. Transmits interim report on the work of the Jordan, Morocco, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Republic of Working Group on Peacekeeping Operations in 2009. Korea, Rwanda, Spain and Uruguay. S/2009/659 Letter, 17 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of S/PV.6153(Resumption1) (29 June 2009) Bangladesh, the Security Council Working Group on Peacekeeping Brazil, Canada, Czech Republic, Egypt, Germany, Operations. Transmits report of the Working Group on Ghana, India, Italy, Jordan, Morocco, Nepal, Nigeria, Peacekeeping Operations on the enhancement of Pakistan, Republic of Korea, Rwanda, Spain and cooperation with troop-contributing countries, police- Uruguay. contributing countries and other stakeholders. S/PV.6178 (5 Aug. 2009) Argentina, Australia, General documents Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Morocco, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, S/2009/112 Letter, 23 Feb. 2009, from France and the Peru, Serbia, South Africa, Sweden, Tunisia and United Kingdom. Transmits an updated version of the Uruguay. United Kingdom-France non-paper on peacekeeping revised to take account of the discussion during the S/PV.6178(Resumption1) (5 Aug. 2009) Nepal and Security Council debate on peacekeeping on 23 Jan. Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of). and the informal seminar on 22 Jan. 2009. Discussion in plenary S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. S/PV.6075 (23 Jan. 2009). Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final S/PV.6081 (10 Feb. 2009). document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the S/PV.6153 (29 June 2009). Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. S/PV.6153(Resumption1) (29 June 2009). S/PV.6178 (5 Aug. 2009).
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PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN (continued) S/PV.6178(Resumption1) (5 Aug. 2009). General documents At the 6178th meeting, the President made a S/2009/185 (A/63/810) Identical letters, 3 Apr. 2009, from statement on behalf of Council members, in connection the Secretary -General addressed to the President of the with prior consultations among Council members on the General Assembly and the President of the Security item entitled "United Nations peacekeeping operations": Council. Transmits text of the joint statement adopted by S/PRST/2009/24. the participants of the 5th General Meeting of the UN REFUGEES system and the Caribbean Community and its associated institutions, New York, 9-10 Feb. 2009. General documents S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. Statements by the President of the Security Discussion in plenary Council S/PV.6062 (8 Jan. 2009). S/PRST/2009/3 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6092nd meeting, 18 Mar. 2009, REGIONAL COOPERATION in connection with the Council's consideration of the item General documents entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/2009/212 Letter, 16 Apr. 2009, from the League of Arab Requests the Secretary-General to submit a report, States. Transmits letter dated 9 Apr. 2009 from the no later than 18 September 2009, on practical ways to Secretary General of the League of Arab States provide effective support for the African Union when it regarding the outcome of the 21st session of the Arab undertakes peacekeeping operations authorized by the Summit held in Doha, 20-30 Mar. 2009; includes United Nations, that includes a detailed assessment of the resolutions, communiqués and the Doha Declaration recommendations contained in the report of the African adopted at the Summit. Union- United Nations panel (A/63/666-S/2008/813), in S/2009/275 Letter, 27 May 2009, from the Islamic particular those on financing, as well as on the Republic of Iran. Transmits the Tehran Declaration establishment of a joint African Union-United Nations issued at the 1st meeting on trilateral cooperation team; stresses its support for ongoing efforts to strengthen between the Heads of State of Iran, Afghanistan and the African Peace and Security Architecture and reiterates Pakistan, held on 24 May 2009 in Tehran. its call for the international community, particularly donors, to fulfill their commitments in the 2005 World Summit S/2009/342 (A/63/916) Letter, 6 July 2009, from the Outcome document; calls on the Secretariat and the Russian Federation. Transmits text and translation of a African Union Commission to further collaborate on issues Declaration by the Heads of States members of the of mutual interests, including through developing a list of Collective Security Treaty Organization adopted during the military, technical, logistic and administrative capacities the meeting of the Organization's Collective Security that need developing, supporting regular follow-up Council in Moscow on 14 June 2009. missions, experience sharing, staff exchanges, and in financial and logistical areas. S/2009/580 (A/64/522) Letter, 9 Nov. 2009, from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey. Participation by non-Council members (without Transmits the Nakhchivan Declaration and the the right to vote) Nakhchivan Agreement on the Establishment of the Cooperation Council of Turkic-speaking States, signed S/PV.6092 (18 Oct. 2009) Algeria, Argentina, Australia, by Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey at Bangladesh, Benin, Brazil, Canada, Congo, Cuba, the 9th Summit of the Heads of the Turkic-speaking Czech Republic, Egypt, Italy, Kenya, Nigeria, Norway Countries in Nakhchivan city, Azerbaijan on 3 Oct. 2009. and South Africa. Discussion in plenary REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6092 (18 Oct. 2009). Reports S/PV.6092(Resumption1) (18 Oct. 2009). S/2009/470 (A/64/359) Support to African Union At the resumed 6092nd meeting, the President peacekeeping operations authorized by the United made a statement on behalf of Council members, in Nations : report of the Secretary-General. connection with prior consultations among Council Issued: 18 Sept. 2009. members on the item entitled "Peace and security in Africa": S/PRST/2009/3.
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RWANDA–INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL RWANDA SITUATION (continued) See: INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/2009/334 Letter, 26 June 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 15 June 2009 from the RWANDA SITUATION President of the International Criminal Tribunal for See also: DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Rwanda requesting one judge to engage in another SITUATION professional occupation in his home country and to work INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA part-time while drafting his final judgment, and permit the Tribunal to recruit an additional ad litem judge from Reports former judges of the International Tribunal for the Former S/2009/258 Report of the Secretary-General on the Yugoslavia who have not been assigned to any case. administrative and budgetary aspects of the options for S/2009/336 Letter, 7 July 2009, from the Secretary- possible locations for the archives of the International General. Transmits letter dated 1 July 2009 from the Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the seat of the Rwanda reporting the intention of the Russian Residual Mechanism(s) for these Tribunals. Federation to replace Judge Egorov; requests Issued: 21 May 2009. permission for Judge Egorov to continue to serve in the S/2009/303 Report of the Security Council mission to the Tribunal until the completion of the cases which he was African Union; Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of assigned; also requests derogation from the statutory the Congo; and Liberia. prohibition against 2 judges of the same nationality Issued: 11 June 2009. serving at the Tribunal at the same time. S/2009/396 (A/64/206) Report of the International S/2009/403 Letter, 31 July 2009, from the Secretary- Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda : note / by the Secretary- General. Refers to the statute of the International General. Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and reports that the Issued: 31 July 2009. - Transmits the 14th annual Government of the Russian Federation has nominated report of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Bakhtiyar Tuzmukhamedov to replace Judge Egorov submitted by the President of the International Criminal who has resigned; includes the curriculum vitae of Tribunal in accordance with art. 32 of its statute, for the Bakhtiyar Tuzmukhamedov as an annex. period 1 July 2008-30 June 2009. S/2009/404 Letter, 4 Aug. 2009, from the President of the General documents Security Council. Refers to the Secretary-General's letter dated 31 July 2009 (S/2009/403) and reports that the S/2009/243 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the President of the members of the Security Council support his intention to Security Council. Reports that members of the Security appoint Bakhtiyar Tuzmukhamedov as a permanent Council have decided to send a mission to Africa from 14 judge of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. to 21 May 2009 to visit Ethiopia, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Liberia; contains S/2009/425 Letter, 18 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- the terms of reference for each mission and the list of General. Refers to letter dated 4 Aug. 2009 from the members. President of the Security Council (S/2009/404) concurring with the proposal to appoint Bakhtiyar S/2009/247 Letter, 14 May 2009, from the President of the Tuzmukhamedov as a permanent judge of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Transmits International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, and reports the assessments of the President and the Prosecutor of that he has received a corresponding letter from the the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on the President of the General Assembly and has accordingly implementation of the completion strategy of the appointed Bakhtiyar Tuzmukhamedov as a permanent Tribunal, in conformity with Security Council resolution judge of the Tribunal effective 18 Aug. 2009 until 31 Dec. 1534 (2004), as at 4 May 2009. 2010. S/2009/333 Letter, 19 June 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/496 Letter, 28 Sept. 2009, from the President of General. Transmits letters dated 27 and 29 May 2009 the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's from the Presidents of the International Tribunal for the report dated 21 May 2009 (S/2009/258) on the Former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal administrative and budgetary aspects of the options for Tribunal for Rwanda respectively requesting the possible locations for the archives of the International expansion of the Appeals Chamber, extension of the Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International term of office of judges, exceeding temporarily the Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the seat of the statutory maximum number of ad litem judges and allow residual mechanism(s) for the Tribunals and reports that one judge to engage in another occupation in his home members of the Council welcome the recommendations country. contained therein. S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. 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RWANDA SITUATION (continued) RWANDA SITUATION (continued) S/2009/571 Letter, 2 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary - S/PV.6243 (16 Dec. 2009). General. Transmits letter dated 15 Oct. 2009 from the At the 6243rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/645 President of the International Criminal Tribunal for was adopted unanimously: resolution 1901 (2009). Rwanda (ICTR) requesting that the Security Council Resolutions permit the ICTR to exceed the maximum number of ad litem judges allowed by art. 11, para. 1, of the statute of S/RES/1878(2009) [Extension of the terms of office of the International Tribunal by extending, to 31 Dec. 2010, permanent and ad litem judges to the International the authorization granted in Security Council resolution Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and on amending 1855 (2008). art. 13 of the Statute of the International Tribunal]. Decides to extend the term of office of 5 permanent S/2009/587 Letter, 12 Nov. 2009, from the President of judges at the International Tribunal, who are members of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. the Trial Chambers, until 31 Dec. 2010; decides that the Transmits the assessments of the President and the term of office of the permanent judge appointed to replace Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Sergei Aleckseevich Egorov shall extend until 31 Dec. Rwanda on the implementation of the completion 2010; decides to extend the term of office of 11 ad litem strategy of the Tribunal, pursuant to Security Council judges until 31 Dec. 2010; decides to allow ad litem judge resolution 1534 (2004), as at 9 Nov. 2009. Joensen to serve in the International Tribunal beyond the S/2009/601 Letter, 23 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- cumulative period of service; decides that Judge Joseph General. Transmits letter dated 6 Nov. 2009 from the Asoka Nihal de Silva and Judge Emile Francis Short may President of the International Criminal Tribunal for work part-time and engage in another judicial occupation Rwanda requesting that the Security Council authorize or occupation of equivalent independent status in their Judge Erik Mose to serve at the International Tribunal home countries during the remainder of their terms of beyond the expiry of his term of office to complete the office; decides that Judge Egorov complete the cases Setako case. which he began before his resignation; decides to amend art. 13, para. 3 of the Statute of the International Tribunal S/2009/687 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from Austria. Transmits as set out in the annex to this resolution. (Adopted letter summarizing the activities of the Informal Working unanimously, 6156th meeting, 7 July 2009) Group on International Tribunals during the period 1 Jan. -31 Dec. 2009 on the establishment of a residual S/RES/1901(2009) [Extension of the terms of office of trial mechanism to carry out essential functions of the judges at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda International Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and (ICTR) and on temporarily amending art. 11, para. 1 of Rwanda after their closure. the Statute of the International Tribunal]. Draft resolutions Underlines its intention to extend, by 30 June 2010, the terms of office of all trial judges at the International S/2009/340 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of Tribunal based on the Tribunal's projected trial schedule office of permanent and ad litem judges to the and the terms of office of all appeals judges until 31 Dec. International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and 2012, or until the completion of the cases to which they are on amending art. 13 of the Statute of the International assigned if sooner, and requests the President of the Tribunal] / Austria. International Tribunal to submit to the Council an updated trial and appeals schedule, including information on the S/2009/645 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of judges whose extension of the terms of office or office of permanent and ad litem judges to the redeployment to the Appeals Chamber will be sought; International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and decides that in order for the International Tribunal to on temporarily amending art. 11, para. 1, of the Statute complete existing trials or conduct additional trials the total of the International Tribunal] / Austria. number of ad litem Judges serving at the International Participation by non-Council members (without Tribunal may from time to time temporarily exceed the the right to vote) maximum of 9 provided for in art. 11, para. 1, of the Statute of the International Tribunal, to a maximum of 12 at any S/PV.6134 (4 June 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, one time, returning to a maximum of 9 by 31 Dec. 2010; Kenya, Rwanda and Serbia. decides that, notwithstanding the expiry of his term of S/PV.6228 (3 Dec. 2009) Bosnia and Herzegovina, office on 31 Dec. 2009, Judge Erik Mose complete the Kenya, Rwanda, Serbia and Sweden. Setako case which he began before the expiry of his term of office; and takes note of the intention of the International Discussion in plenary Tribunal to complete the case before the end of Feb. 2010. S/PV.6134 (4 June 2009). (Adopted unanimously, 6243rd meeting, 16 Dec. 2009) S/PV.6156 (7 July 2009). At the 6156th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/340 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1878 (2009). S/PV.6228 (3 Dec. 2009).
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SANCTIONS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE (continued) See also: SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/2009/502 Letter, 28 Sept. 2009, from the Chairman of UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–SANCTIONS the Security Council Committee established pursuant to COMMITTEES–OFFICERS resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the General documents Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Transmits 10th report of the Analytical Support and S/2009/518 (A/63/970) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Sanctions Monitoring Team, submitted to the Security Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Council Committee Established Pursuant to Resolution Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Sharm El 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Sheikh Summit Declaration, adopted by the 15th Summit associated individuals and entities in accordance with of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Security Council resolution 1822 (2008). Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. S/2009/676 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from the Acting Discussion in plenary Chairman of the Security Council Committee established S/PV.6238 (14 Dec. 2009). pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Transmits report of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) See also: SANCTIONS concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated Reports individuals and entities, containing an account of the Committee's activities during the period from 1 Jan. to S/2009/427 Letter, 17 Aug. 2009, from the Acting 31 Dec. 2009. Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida S/2009/695 Letter, 29 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1904 Transmits report of the Security Council Committee (2009) concerning threats to international peace and Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) security posed by acts of terrorism and reports the concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated reappointment of 8 experts to the New York-based Individuals and Entities reflecting its position on the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team for a recommendations contained in the 9th report of the further period of 18 months, until 30 June 2011; reports Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team also that Richard Barrett (United Kingdom) will continue (S/2009/245). to serve as the Coordinator of the Monitoring Team. General documents Draft resolutions S/2009/54 Letter, 29 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/647 Draft resolution [on continuation of measures General. Reports that Mubarak Mashhoor al-Shahrani imposed against the Taliban and Al-Qaida] / Austria, (Saudi Arabia) stepped down from the position of expert Burkina Faso, Croatia, France, Mexico, Turkey, United on the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Team as from 30 Oct. 2008; reports also the United States of America. appointment of Abulmajeed A. Ababtain (Saudi Arabia) to Participation by non-Council members (without serve as an expert on the Monitoring Team until 31 Dec. the right to vote) 2009. S/PV.6128 (26 May 2009) Argentina, Australia, Brazil, S/2009/219 Letter, 22 Apr. 2009, from the Secretary- Cuba, the Czech Republic, Israel, Morocco, New General. Reports the appointment of Fikile P. Zitha Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Switzerland, the (South Africa) to succeed Wilson C. Kalumba (Zambia) Syrian Arab Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of and to serve as an expert on the Analytical Support and Venezuela. Sanctions Implementation Monitoring Team established pursuant to resolution 1526 (2004) and further extended S/PV.6128(Resumption1) (26 May 2009) Liechtenstein. by resolution 1822 (2008), for a period expiring on 31 Discussion in plenary Dec. 2009. S/PV.6128 (26 May 2009). S/2009/245 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to S/PV.6128(Resumption1) (26 May 2009). resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the S/PV.6247 (17 Dec. 2009). Taliban and associated individuals and entities. At the 6247th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/647 Transmits 9th report of the Analytical Support and was adopted unanimously: resolution 1904 (2009). Sanctions Monitoring Team, submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1822 (2008) concerning Al- Qaida and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities.
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SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE (continued) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Resolutions (continued) S/RES/1904(2009) [Continuation of measures imposed S/2009/18 Letter, 8 Jan. 2009, from the President of the against the Taliban and Al-Qaida]. Security Council. Refers to letter of the Secretary- Decides that all States shall take the measures as General dated 5 Jan. 2009 (S/2009/17) expressing his previously imposed with respect to Al-Qaida, Usama bin intention to appoint Michael von der Schulenburg Laden and the Taliban, and other individuals, groups, (Germany) as his Executive Representative for the UN undertakings and entities associated with them; Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone encourages all Member States to submit to the Committee (UNIPSIL) as well as Resident Representative of the for inclusion on the Consolidated List names of individuals, UNDP and UN Resident Coordinator and states that groups, undertakings and entities participating, by any members of the Council have taken note of the intention means, in the financing or support of acts or activities of expressed in the letter. Al-Qaida, Usama bin Laden or the Taliban, and other S/2009/94 Letter, 11 Feb. 2009, from the Chairman of the individuals, groups, undertakings and entities associated Security Council Committee established pursuant to with them; decides that, when considering delisting resolution 1132 (1997).. Transmits report of the Security requests, the Committee shall be assisted by an Office of Council Committee established pursuant to Resolution the Ombudsperson, to be established for an initial period 1132 (1997) concerning Sierra Leone covering the of 18 months; encourages the Committee to continue to Committee's activities during the period 1 Jan. to 31 ensure that fair and clear procedures exist for placing Dec. 2008. individuals and entities on the Consolidated List and for removing them as well as for granting humanitarian S/2009/220 (A/63/832) Letter, 9 Apr. 2009, from the exemptions, and directs the Committee to keep its Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission and the guidelines under active review in support of these Chairperson of the Sierra Leone configuration of the objectives; decides, in order to assist the Committee in Peacebuilding Commission. Refers to statement by the fulfilling its mandate, as well as to support the Chair of the Sierra Leone configuration of the Ombudsperson, to extend the mandate of the current New Peacebuilding Commission in PBC/3/SLE/4 on the York-based Monitoring Team. (Adopted unanimously, signing of the joint communiqué between the leading 6247th meeting, 17 Dec. 2009) political parties and draws attention to the recommendation addressed to the international SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS community for follow-up action. See also: UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/2009/326 (A/63/908) Letter, 20 June 2009, from the SIERRA LEONE Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission and the Reports Chairperson of the Sierra Leone configuration of the Peacebuilding Commission. Refers to the outcome of S/2009/59 First report of the Secretary-General on the the Peacebuilding Commission's High-level Special United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Session on Sierra Leone (PBC/3/SLE/6) held on 10 June Leone. 2009 and states that while Sierra Leone has achieved Issued: 30 Jan. 2009. notable progress in its path towards peace, security and democratic governance, strong national leadership and S/2009/267 Second report of the Secretary-General on sustained international support remain critical to the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in overcoming the root causes of conflict and addressing Sierra Leone. emerging threats to peacebuilding. Issued: 22 May 2009. S/2009/397 Letter, 30 July 2009, from the Chairman of the S/2009/690 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of Security Council Committee Established pursuant to the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Resolution 1132 (1997) concerning Sierra Leone. Refers resolution 1132 (1997) concerning Sierra Leone. to Security Council resolution 1171 (1998) and reports Transmits report of the Security Council Committee that the Security Council Committee Established established pursuant to resolution 1132 (1997) pursuant to Resolution 1132 (1997) concerning Sierra concerning Sierra Leone, containing an account of the Leone received a notification from the Governments of Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2009. the United Kingdom and the United States for the General documents provision of explosives, supplies and equipment for use by Sierra Leone. S/2009/17 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Security Council res olution 1829 S/2009/679 Letter, 28 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- (2008) on the establishment of the UN Integrated General. Refers to para. 5 of Security Council resolution Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL) and 1626 (2005) of 19 Sept. 2005, by which the Council reports the Secretary -General's intention to appoint authorized the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) to deploy Michael von der Schulenburg (Germany) as the up to 250 UN military personnel to Sierra Leone to Executive Representative for the UN Integrated provide security for the Special Court for Sierra Leone Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL); states and recommends reduction of the force by 100 soldiers that he will also serve as the Resident Representative of and maintaining the remaining military personnel until the UNDP and UN Resident Coordinator in Sierra the work of the Court is completed in 2011. Leone. - 87 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) Reports S/2009/680 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from the President of S/2009/132 Report of the Secretary-General on the the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter situation in Somalia. dated 28 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/679) expressing his Issued: 9 Mar. 2009. intention to reduce the strength of the military guard force assigned to the Special Court for Sierra Leone by S/2009/146 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to 100 military personnel and to maintain a 150-strong Security Council resolution 1846 (2008). military personnel until the Special Court completes its Issued: 16 Mar. 2009. work in 2001 and states that members of the Council S/2009/210 Report of the Secretary-General on Somalia have taken note of the intention expressed in the letter. pursuant to Security Council resolution 1863 (2009). Draft resolutions Issued: 16 Apr. 2009. S/2009/456 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/2009/303 Report of the Security Council mission to the of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra African Union; Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Leone (UNIPSIL)]. the Congo; and Liberia. Participation by non-Council members (without Issued: 11 June 2009. the right to vote) S/2009/373 Report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Somalia. S/PV.6080 (9 Feb. 2009) Sierra Leone. Issued: 20 July 2009. S/PV.6137 (8 June 2009) Sierra Leone. S/2009/503 Report of the Secretary-General on Somalia S/PV.6163 (16 July 2009) Sierra Leone. pursuant to Security Council resolution 1872 (2009). Issued: 2 Oct. 2009. S/PV.6187 (14 Sept. 2009) Sierra Leone. S/2009/569 Letter, 3 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary - S/PV.6189 (15 Sept. 2009) Sierra Leone. General. Transmits letter dated 15 Oct. 2009 from the Discussion in plenary High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy and Secretary-General of the Council of S/PV.6080 (9 Feb. 2009). the European Union enclosing the report on the activities S/PV.6137 (8 June 2009). of the European Union naval operation Atalanta off the coast of Somalia covering the period from 12 Dec. 2008 S/PV.6163 (16 July 2009). to 1 Oct. 2009. S/PV.6187 (14 Sept. 2009). S/2009/590 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to S/PV.6189 (15 Sept. 2009). Security Council resolution 1846 (2008). At the 6189th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/456 Issued: 13 Nov. 2009. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1886 (2009). S/2009/684 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.6238 (14 Dec. 2009). situation in Somalia. Issued: 31 Dec. 2009. Resolutions General documents S/RES/1886(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone S/2009/60 Letter, 30 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- (UNIPSIL)]. General. Refers to letter of 19 Dec. 2008 (S/2008/804) Decides to extend the mandate of UN Integrated on next steps on Somalia and details precise equipment Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL), as set out and services to be provided to the African Union Mission in resolution 1829 (2008), until 30 Sept. 2010; emphasizes within the scope of the UN logistics capacity support the importance for UNIPSIL of achieving jointly with the UN package. country team the objectives of the Joint Vision within their S/2009/80 Letter, 4 Feb. 2009, from the United States. respective mandates and, in particular, focusing on Transmits the report of the 1st meeting of the UN providing support to the Government of Sierra Leone in its Contact Group on Somalia. efforts regarding constitutional reform, building police capacity, tackling corruption, illicit drug trafficking and S/2009/136 Letter, 6 Mar. 2009, from Secretary-General. organized crime, as well as addressing youth Refers to Security Council resolution 1853 (2008) unemployment, supporting the preparations for the 2012 concerning Somalia and reports the appointment of 4 elections, and assisting the work of the Peacebuilding experts to the Monitoring Group in Somalia which the Commission and the Peacebuilding Fund. (Adopted Council decided to re-establish for a period of 12 unanimously, 6189th meeting, 15 Sept. 2009) months. S/2009/172 Letter, 31 Mar. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1853 (2008) concerning Somalia and reports the appointment of Arnaud Laloum (France) as the 5th expert to serve on the Monitoring Group. - 88 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) S/2009/213 Letter, 17 Apr. 2009, from Eritrea. Transmits S/2009/550 Note verbale, 14 Oct. 2009, from the United press statement on Somalia issued by the Ministry of States. Refers to Security Council resolution 1846 (2008) Foreign Affairs of Eritrea on 10 Apr. 2009. and transmits letter dated 11 Sept. 2009 providing information on the progress of actions undertaken by the S/2009/241 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the League of Arab United States in the fight against piracy and armed States. Transmits letter from the Secretary-General of robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia. the League of Arab States regarding the outcome of the 2nd Summit of Arab and South American Countries held S/2009/602 Letter, 23 Nov. 2009, from Eritrea. States that in Doha, 31 Mar. 2009 and the Doha Declaration issued a draft resolution on peace and stability in the Horn of by the Summit. Africa, which is based on unfounded accusations against Eritrea on the issue of Somalia, has come to the S/2009/243 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the President of the attention of the delegation of Eritrea; outlines reasons Security Council. Reports that members of the Security which it claims are the issue behind many conflicts in the Council have decided to send a mission to Africa from 14 region. to 21 May 2009 to visit Ethiopia, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Liberia; contains S/2009/658 Letter, 15 Dec. 2009, from Eritrea. States that the terms of reference for each mission and the list of a resolution adopted on 18 Dec. to impose a series of members. sanctions against Eritrea has no basis in fact or law; also states its position on the crisis in Somalia. S/2009/251 Letter, 14 May 2009, from Somalia. Reports that the Islamic Republic of Iran has decided to dispatch S/2009/664 Letter, 15 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- 2 naval vessels to the region off the coast of Somalia General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1872 and the Gulf of Aden, affected by piracy, in order to carry (2009) and Secretary-General's report (S/2009/210) and out protective escorts and anti-piracy related operations; expresses the Secretary-General's intention to continue states that this is acceptable to Somalia and that the activities of UN Political Office for Somalia (UNPOS) Somalia has given advance notification of consent to for the biennium 2010-2011 to advance the cause of permit the Islamic Republic of Iran to take action as peace and reconciliation in Somalia, in concert with the required. Somalia Transitional Federal Institutions and other parties. S/2009/256 Letter, 19 May 2009, from Eritrea. Refers to statement by the President of the Security Council of 15 S/2009/665 Letter, 21 Dec. 2009, from the President of May 2009 (S/PRST/2009/15) and states that Eritrea has the Security Council. Refers to the Secretary-General's not sent troops or supplied weapons to any faction in letter dated 15 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/664) expressing his Somalia. intention to continue the activities of the UN Political Office for Somalia (UNPOS) for the biennium 2010-2011 S/2009/260 Letter, 20 May 2009, from Ethiopia. and states that members of the Council have taken note Transmits, in the capacity as the Chairperson of the of the intention expressed in the letter. Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), communiqué of the 33rd extraordinary session of the S/2009/666 Letter, 23 Dec. 2009, from Eritrea. Transmits IGAD Council of Ministers on the security and political press release entitled "A shameful day for the United situation in Somalia, issued on 20 May 2009. Nations" issued on 23 Dec. 2009 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs concerning the arms embargo imposed S/2009/312 Letter, 16 June 2009, from Eritrea. States that on Eritrea. Eritrea has not violated the arms embargo on Somalia. Draft resolutions S/2009/376 Letter, 20 July 2009, from Ethiopia. Transmits letter dated 13 July 2009 from the Ministry of Foreign S/2009/37 Draft resolution [on renewal of the Affairs, in the capacity as Chairperson of the authorization to Member States of the African Union to Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), maintain the African Union Mission in Somalia and communiqué of the 33rd extraordinary session (No. (AMISOM)] / Burkina Faso, Burundi, Italy, Libyan Arab 3) of the IGAD Council of Ministers on the security and Jamahiriya, Turkey, Uganda and the United States of political situation in the subregion, in particular Somalia, America. issued on 10 July 2009. S/2009/266 Draft resolution [on renewal of the S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. authorization of the African Union to maintain the African Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM)] / United Kingdom Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. S/2009/549 Note verbale, 15 Oct. 2009, from France. Refers to Security Council resolution 1846 (2008) and transmits report on the progress of actions undertaken by France in the fight against piracy and armed robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia.
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) S/2009/607 Draft resolution [on acts of piracy and armed S/PRST/2009/31 Statement [made on behalf of the robbery against vessels in the waters off the coast of Security Council, at the 6229th meeting, 3 December Somalia] / Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Cyprus, 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Liberia, the item entitled "The situation in Somalia"] / by the Luxembourg, Marshall Islands, Moldova, the President of the Security Council. Netherlands, Norway, Panama, Portugal, Republic of Condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist attack Korea, Romania, Russian Federation, Seychelles, in Mogadishu on 3 Dec. at a graduation ceremony for Singapore, Somalia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, Somali medical students at Benadir University, which United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland resulted in the death of innocent civilians and the Somali and United States of America. Ministers of Health, Higher Education and Education; urges that a thorough investigation be conducted and that S/2009/654 Draft resolution [on arms embargo against the perpetrators of this attack be brought swiftly to justice; Eritrea and on expansion of the mandate of the Security underlines its determination to continue to support the Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution people of Somalia in their quest for peace and 751 (1992)] / Uganda. reconciliation; reaffirms its demand that all opposition Statements by the President of the Security groups immediately end attacks, put down their arms, Council renounce violence and join reconciliation efforts; welcomes the work of the African Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) in S/PRST/2009/15 Statement [made on behalf of the supporting the casualties of the attack and their relatives; Security Council, at the 6125th meeting, 15 May 2009, in reaffirms that Somalia's long-term security rests with the connection with the Council's consideration of the item effective development by the Transitional Federal entitled "The situation in Somalia"] / by the President of Government (TFG) of the National Security Force and the the Security Council. Somali Police Force. Reaffirms its support for the Transitional Federal Government as the legitimate authority in Somalia under Participation by non-Council members (without the Transitional Federal Charter and condemns the recent the right to vote) renewal in fighting led by al-Shabaab and other extremists, S/PV.6068 (16 Jan. 2009) Burundi, Italy and Somalia. which constitutes an attempt to remove that legitimate authority by force; demands that opposition groups S/PV.6095 (20 Mar. 2009) Czech Republic, Malaysia, immediately end their offensive, put down their arms, Norway and Somalia. renounce violence and join reconciliation efforts; reiterates S/PV.6124 (13 May 2009) Somalia and the Czech its support for African Union Mission in Somalia Republic. (AMISOM), expresses its appreciation for the contribution of troops by the Governments of Burundi and Uganda, and S/PV.6127 (26 May 2009) Somalia. condemns any hostilities towards AMISOM; expresses its concern over reports that Eritrea has supplied arms to S/PV.6158 (9 July 2009) Somalia and Sweden. those opposing the Transitional Federal Government of S/PV.6173 (29 July 2009) Somalia. Somalia in breach of the UN arms embargo, and calls on the Sanctions Monitoring Group to investigate. S/PV.6197 (8 Oct. 2009) Somalia. S/PRST/2009/19 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6221 (18 Nov. 2009) Norway, the Philippines, Security Council, at the 6158th meeting, 9 July 2009, in Seychelles, Somalia, Spain, Sweden and Ukraine. connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.6226 (30 Nov. 2009) Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, entitled "The situation in Somalia"] / by the President of Cyprus, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Italy, Liberia, the Security Council. Luxembourg, the Marshall Islands, the Republic of The Security Council reiterates its support for the Moldova, the Netherlands, Norway, Panama, Portugal, Djibouti Peace Process outlined in the Transitional Federal the Republic of Korea, Romania, Seychelles, Singapore, Charter, which provides a framework for reaching a lasting Somalia, Spain, Sweden and Ukraine. political solution in Somalia; condemns the recent attacks on the Transitional Federal Government and the civilian S/PV.6229 (3 Dec. 2009) Somalia. population by armed groups and foreign fighters who S/PV.6254 (23 Dec. 2009) Djibouti, Ethiopia and Somalia. undermine peace and stability in Somalia; deplores the loss of life in Somalia and the deteriorating humanitarian Discussion in plenary situation; commends the contribution of the African Union S/PV.6068 (16 Jan. 2009). Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) to lasting peace and At the 6068th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/37 stability in Somalia. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1863 (2009). S/PV.6095 (20 Mar. 2009). S/PV.6124 (13 May 2009).
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) S/PV.6125 (15 Dec. 2009). Resolutions At the 6125th meeting, the President made a S/RES/1863(2009) [Renewal of the authorization of statement on behalf of Council members, in connection member States of the African Union to maintain the with prior consultations among Council members on the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM)]. item entitled "The situation in Somalia": S/PRST/2009/15. Welcomes the decision of the African Union that the S/PV.6127 (26 May 2009). African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) will remain in At the 6127th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/266 Somalia until 16 Mar. 2009, and requests the African Union was adopted unanimously: resolution 1872 (2009). to maintain AMISOM's deployment in Somalia and to reinforce that deployment to help achieve AMISOM's S/PV.6131 (28 May 2009). originally mandated troop strength of 8,000 troops; decides S/PV.6158 (9 July 2009). to renew for up to 6 months from the date of this resolution At the 6158th meeting, the President made a the authorization of Member States of the African Union to statement on behalf of Council members, in connection maintain a mission in Somalia; expresses its intent to with prior consultations among Council members on the establish a UN Peacekeeping Operation in Somalia as a item entitled "The situation in Somalia": S/PRST/2009/19. follow-on force to AMISOM, subject to a further decision of the Security Council by 1 June 2009; requests the S/PV.6173 (29 July 2009). Secretary-General to submit a report for a UN S/PV.6197 (8 Oct. 2009). Peacekeeping Operation by 15 Apr. 2009; further requests the Secretary -General in this report to develop S/PV.6197/Corr.1 (8 Oct. 2009). recommendations on the mandate of such a UN Corrects text. Peacekeeping Operation; requests the Secretary-General S/PV.6221 (18 Nov. 2009). to establish a trust fund to provide financial support to AMISOM until a UN Peacekeeping Operation is deployed S/PV.6226 (30 Nov. 2009). and to assist in the reestablishment, training and retention At the 6226th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/607 of all-inclusive Somali security forces; requests the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1897(2009). Secretary-General, through his Special Representative for S/PV.6229 (3 Dec. 2009). Somalia, to coordinate all activities of the UN system in Somalia; demands that all States in the region refrain from At the 6229th meeting, the President made a any action that might exacerbate instability in Somalia or statement on behalf of Council members, in connection the Horn of Africa region; requests the Secretary-General with prior consultations among Council members on the to advise urgently on the implementation of his plans to item entitled "The situation in Somalia": S/PRST/2009/31. assist the Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and the S/PV.6254 (23 Dec. 2009). Alliance for the Re-liberation of Somalia (ARS) in At the 6254th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/654 developing and coordinating, through his Special was adopted 13-1-1: resolution 1907 (2009). Representative for Somalia, a coherent strategy and package for command and control, training and equipment to build Somalia's joint Transitional Security Forces and Police. (Adopted unanimously, 6068th meeting, 16 Jan. 2009)
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1872(2009) [Renewal of the authorization of the S/RES/1907(2009) [Arms embargo against Eritrea and on African Union to maintain the African Union Mission in expansion of the mandate of the Security Council Somalia (AMISOM)]. Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 751 Decides to authorize the Member States of the (1992)]. African Union to maintain AMISOM until 31Jan. 2010 to Decides that all Member States shall immediately carry out its existing mandate; requests the Secretary- take the necessary measures to prevent the sale or supply General to continue to provide a logistical support package to Eritrea by their nationals or from their territories or using for AMISOM comprising equipment and services; requests their flag vessels or aircraft, of arms and related materiel of AMISOM to ensure that all equipment and services all types; decides that Eritrea shall not supply, sell or provided under the support package are used in a transfer directly or indirectly from its territory or by its transparent and effective manner for their designated nationals or using its flag vessels or aircraft any arms or purposes, and further requests the African Union to report related materiel, and that all Member States shall prohibit to the Secretary-General on the usage of such equipment the procurement of the items, training and assistance and services in accordance with the Memorandum of described in para. 5 above from Eritrea by their nationals, Understanding to be established between UN and African or using their flag vessels or aircraft, whether or not Union based on appropriate internal control procedures; originating in the territory of Eritrea; calls upon all Member requests the Secretary-General to continue to provide States to inspect, in their territory, including seaports and technical and expert advice to the African Union in the airports, all cargo to and from Somalia and Eritrea, if the planning and deployment of AMISOM through the existing State concerned has information that provides reasonable UN planning team in Addis Ababa; urges Member States, grounds to believe the cargo contains items the supply, regional and international organizations to contribute transfer, or export of which is prohibited by paras. 5 and 6 generously to the UN Trust Fund for AMISOM while noting of this resolution or the general and complete arms that the existence of the trust fund does not preclude the embargo to Somalia established pursuant to para. 5 of conclusion of direct bilateral arrangements in support of resolution 733 (1992) and elaborated and amended by AMISOM; requests the Secretary-General, through his subsequent resolutions for the purpose of ensuring strict Special Representative for Somalia and the UN Political implementation of those provisions; decides to authorize Office for Somalia (UNPOS), to coordinate effectively and all Member States to, and that all Member States shall, develop an integrated approach to all activities of the UN upon discovery of items prohibited by paras. 5 and 6 system in Somalia, to provi de good offices and political above, seize and dispose (either by destroying or support for the efforts to establish lasting peace and rendering inoperable) items the supply, sale, transfer, or stability in Somalia and to mobilize resources and support export of which is prohibited; decides to further expand the from the international community for both the immediate mandate of the Monitoring Group re-established by recovery and long-term economic development of resolution 1853 (2008) to monitor and report on Somalia. (Adopted unanimously, 6127th meeting, 26 May implementation of the measures imposed in this resolution. 2009) (Adopted 13-1-1, 6254th meeting, 23 Dec. 2009) S/RES/1897(2009) [Acts of piracy and armed robbery SUDAN –CHAD against vessels in the waters off the coast of Somalia]. Decides that for a period of twelve months from the See: CHAD–SUDAN date of this resolution to renew the authorizations as set out in para. 10 of resolution 1846 (2008) and para. 6 of SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS resolution 1851 (2008) granted to States and regional See also: AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR organizations cooperating with the TFG in the fight against CHAD–SUDAN piracy and armed robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia, UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN for which advance notification has been provided by the TFG to the Secretary-General; requests that cooperating Reports States take appropriate steps to ensure that the activities S/2009/61 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. they undertake pursuant to the authorizations do not have Issued: 30 Jan. 2009. the practical effect of denying or impairing the right of innocent passage to the ships of any 3rd State; requests S/2009/83 Report of the Secretary-General on the States and regional organizations cooperating with the deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid TFG to inform the Security Council and the Secretary - Operation in Darfur. General within 9 months of the progress of actions; Issued: 10 Feb. 2009. requests all States contributing to the fight against piracy; requests the Secretary-General to report to the Security S/2009/84 Report of the Secretary-General on children Council within 11 months of the adoption of this resolution and armed conflict in the Sudan. on the implementation of this resolution and on the Issued: 10 Feb. 2009. situation with respect to piracy and armed robbery; S/2009/201 Report of the Secretary-General on the requests the Secretary General of the International deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Maritime Organization (IMO) to brief the Security Council Operation in Darfur. on the situation with respect to piracy and armed robbery. Issued: 14 Apr. 2009. (Adopted unanimously, 6226th meeting, 30 Nov. 2009)
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SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2009/207 Letter, 15 Apr. 2009, from the Sudan. S/2009/99 Letter, 10 Feb. 2009, from Cuba. Transmits, in Transmits progress report by the Presidency of the the capacity as Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of Sudan on the implementation of the Comprehensive the Non-Aligned Movement, the position agreed on at Peace Agreement as of 9 Apr. 2009. the 15th Ministerial Conference of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Tehran from 27 to 30 July 2008, on S/2009/211 Report of the Secretary-General on the the application submitted by the Prosecutor of the Sudan. International Criminal Court against the President of the Issued: 17 Apr. 2009. Sudan. S/2009/297 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2009/100 Identical letters, 18 February 2009, from deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Qatar addressed to the Secretary-General and the Operation in Darfur. President of the Security Council. Transmits text of the Issued: 9 June 2009. Agreement of Goodwill and Confidence-Building for the S/2009/303 Report of the Security Council mission to the Settlement of the Problem in Darfur, signed by the African Union; Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Government of National Unity of the Sudan and the the Congo; and Liberia. Justice and Equality Movement of Sudan on 17 Feb. Issued: 11 June 2009. 2009, in Doha, under the auspices of the Government of Qatar and the African Union-United Nations Joint Chief S/2009/352 Report of the Secretary-General on the Mediator for Darfur. deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. S/2009/104 Letter, 19 Feb. 2009, from the Sudan. Issued: 13 July 2009. Transmits the agreed outcomes of the Tripartite Committee meeting, comprising the Government of the S/2009/357 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sudan, the African Union (AU) and the UN, on the United Nations Mission in Sudan. African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur, Issued: 14 July 2009. held in Khartoum, 18 Feb 2009. S/2009/368 Letter, 15 July 2009, from the Sudan. S/2009/117 Identical letters, 25 Feb. 2008[i.e.9], from Transmits progress report on the implementation of the Cuba, Oman, Senegal and Uganda addressed to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement as of 10 June 2009. Secretary-General and the President of the Security S/2009/391 Report of the Secretary-General on elections Council. Transmits, in their capacities as Chairman of in the Sudan. the Non-Aligned Movement, Chairman of the Group of Issued: 28 July 2009. Arab States, Chairman of the Group of African States and Chairman of the OIC Group of States, request to the S/2009/391/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General on Security Council to defer, in accordance with art. 16 of elections in the Sudan : addendum. the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, the Issued: 3 Aug. 2009. process initiated by the International Criminal Court for S/2009/545 Report of the Secretary-General on the the prosecution of the President of the Sudan. United Nations Mission in the Sudan. S/2009/144 Letter, 6 Mar. 2009, from Libyan Arab Issued: 21 Oct. 2009. Jamahiriya. Transmits, in the capacity as the S/2009/562 Letter, 27 Oct. 2009, from the Chairman of the Representative of the current Chairman of the African Security Council Committee established pursuant to Union, communiqué including decision resolution 1591 (2005). Transmits letter dated 2 Oct. (PSC/PR/Comm(CLXXV) on the ruling of Pre-Trial 2009 from the Coordinator of the Panel of Experts on the Chamber I of the International Criminal Court to issue an Sudan transmitting the report of the Panel of Experts on arrest warrant against the President of the Republic of the Sudan as requested by the Security Council in para. the Sudan, adopted by the Peace and Security Council 2 of resolution 1841 (2008). of the African Union at its 175th meeting, on 5 Mar. 2009, in Addis Ababa. S/2009/592 Report of the Secretary-General on the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur S/2009/148 Letter, 16 Mar. 2009, from the League of Arab (UNAMID). States. Transmits resolution 7069, adopted by the Issued: 16 Nov. 2009. extraordinary session of the Council of the League of Arab States held at the ministerial level in Cairo on 4 General documents March 2009 regarding the decision of Pre-Trial Chamber S/2009/64 Letter, 29 Jan. 2009, from United Republic of of the International Criminal Court against the President Tanzania. Transmits letter dated 26 Jan. 2009 from the of the Sudan, Omer Hassan Ahmad Al-Bashir. Chairperson of the Commission of the African Union and S/2009/162 Identical letters, 25 Mar. 2009, from the the attachment entitled "Progress report by the Sudan addressed to the Secretary -General and the Government of National Unity of the Republic of the President of the Security Council. Transmits Sudan to the Commission of the African Union for the communiqué of the International Muslim Women's Union period October 2008 to January 2009". on the issuance by the International Criminal Court of an arrest warrant against Omer Hassan Ahmed Al-Bashir, President of the Sudan. - 93 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2009/173 Letter, 1 Apr. 2009, from the Sudan. Transmits S/2009/374 Letter, 16 July 2009, from the Sudan. the agreed outcomes of the Tripartite Committee Transmits explanatory notes on the work of the National meeting, comprising the Government of the Sudan, the Elections Commission and the modified time frame for African Union and the UN, on the African Union-United the elections. Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur, held in El Fasher, 31 S/2009/382 Letter, 22 July 2009, from the Secretary- Mar. 2009. General. Refers to the African Union-UN Hybrid S/2009/243 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the President of the Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) and reports the Security Council. Reports that members of the Security Secretary-General's agreement to the appointment of Council have decided to send a mission to Africa from 14 Lieutenant General Nyamvumba (Rwanda) as Force to 21 May 2009 to visit Ethiopia, Rwanda, the Commander of UNAMID effective 1 Sept. 2009 to Democratic Republic of the Congo and Liberia; contains replace Major General Martin Luther Agwai. the terms of reference for each mission and the list of S/2009/383 Letter, 22 July 2009, from the President of the members. Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter S/2009/259 Letter, 20 May 2009, from the Sudan. dated 22 July 2009 (S/2009/382) and reports that Transmits press statement of the High-Level members of the Security Council took note of his Consultative Meeting on Darfur comprised of the agreement with the Chairperson of the African Union Government of the Sudan, the African Union, the League Commission to appoint Lieutenant General Patrick of Arab States and the Organization of the Islamic Nyamvumba (Rwanda) as Force Commander of African Conference, held in Khartoum, 17-18 May 2009. Union-UN Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID). S/2009/281 Letter, 26 May 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/388 Letter, 24 July 2009, from the Libyan Arab General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to Jamahiriya. Transmits, in the capacity as the Chairman suspend the assignment of his Special Envoy for the of the African Union, a communiqué on the situation in Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)-Affected Areas in Uganda Darfur adopted by the Peace and Security Council of the as of 30 June 2009. African Union at its 198th meeting, held on 21 July 2009. S/2009/282 Letter, 29 May 2009, from the President of the S/2009/400 Letter, 3 Aug. 2009, from the Sudan. Reports Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter alleged attack on the Sudanese village of Arwa and the dated 26 May 2009 (S/2009/281) concerning his kidnapping of Sudanese citizens by Chadian troops on intention to suspend as of 30 June 2009, the assignment 28 July 2009. of his Special Envoy for the Lord's Resistance Army- S/2009/408 Letter, 6 Aug. 2009, from Chad. Refutes affected areas, and reports that members of the Security allegations made by the Sudan concerning air strikes on Council have taken note of the information and intention Sudanese territory in May and June 2009 and attacks on contained in the letter. the Sudanese village of Arwa on 28 July 2009. S/2009/317 Letter, 18 June 2009, from the Sudan. S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Reports the presence of foreign aircraft in Sudanese Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating airspace on 6 and 11 June 2009. Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final S/2009/318 Letter, 19 June 2009, from the Sudan. document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Transmits joint press advisory on the 2nd meeting of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el strengthened High-level Committee on humanitarian Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. affairs, signed in Khartoum on 17 June 2009 by the S/2009/568 Letter, 29 Oct. 2009, from the African Union. Government of the Sudan and the UN Resident Transmits decisions PSC/AHG/COMM.1(CCVII), Coordinator and Humanitarian Coordinator. PSC/AHG/COMM.2(CCVII) and S/2009/355 Letter, 13 July 2009, from the Sudan. Reports PSC/AHG/COMM.3(CCVII) on the report of the African alleged violation of Sudanese airspace on 27 June 2009 Union High Level Panel on Darfur and on the situation in by military aircraft proceeding from Chad. the Republic of Guinea and in the Republic of the Niger, respectively., which were adopted by the African Union S/2009/356 Letter, 14 July 2009, from the Sudan. Peace and Security Council at its 207th meeting, held in Transmits the agreed outcomes of the Tripartite Abuja at the level of Heads of State and Government on Committee meeting, comprising the Government of the 29 Oct. 2009. Sudan, the African Union and the UN, on the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur, held in S/2009/599 Letter, 17 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- Khartoum, 12 July 2009. General. Transmits report of the African Union High Level Panel on Darfur, communiqué adopted by the S/2009/369 Letter, 16 July 2009, from the Sudan. Reports African Union Peace and Security Council at its 207th alleged violation of Sudanese airspace and bombing of meeting, held in Abuja, 29 Oct. 2009 and a letter dated 3 areas inside the Sudan by Chadian aircraft on 16 July Nov. 2009 from the Chairperson of the African Union 2009. Commission.
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SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2009/621 Letter, 1 Dec. 2009 from the Secretary- S/2009/528 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate General. Refers to the African Union-UN Hybrid of the UN Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) established by Security Security Council Resolution 1591 (2005)] / United States Council resolution 1769 (2007) and reports the of America. Secretary-General's and the Chairperson of the African Decides to extend until 15 Oct. 2010 the mandate of Union Commission's intention to appoint Ibrahim the Panel of Experts, Established pursuant Security Gambari (Nigeria) as Joint Special Representative for Council Resolution 1591(2005); requests the Panel of UNAMID effective from 1 January 2010 to succeed Experts to provide no later than 31 Mar 2010 a midterm Rodolphe Adada. briefing on its work and no later than 90 days after adoption of this resolution an interim report to the S/2009/622 Letter, 3 Dec. 2009, from the President of the Committee established pursuant to para. 3(a) of resolution Security Council. Refers to letter dated 1 Dec. 2009 1591(2005) (hereinafter "the Committee") and a final report (S/2009/621) and reports that the Secretary-General's no later than 30 days prior to termination of its mandate to decision to appoint Ibrahim Gambari (Nigeria) as the the Council with its findings and recommendations; Joint Special Representative for the African Union-UN requests the Panel of Experts to coordinate its activities as Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) has been brought appropriate with the operations of the African Union/United to the attention of the members of the Security Council. Nations Hybrid operation in Darfur (UNAMID), and with S/2009/639 Letter, 14 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- international efforts to promote the political process in General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1891 Darfur, and to assess in its interim and final reports (2009) extending the mandate of the Panel of Experts progress towards reducing violations by all parties of the concerning the Sudan and reports the Secretary- measures imposed by para. 7 and 8 of resolution General's decision to appoint Abdelaziz Abdelaziz 1556(2004) and para. 7 of resolution 1591(2005), and (United States), Nils Holger Anders (Germany), Thomas progress towards removing impediments to the political W. Bifwoli (Kenya), Bahlakoana Shelile (Lesotho) to process, threats to stability in Darfur and the region and serve on the Panel of Experts until 15 Oct. 2010. other violations of the above-mentioned resolutions; urges Draft resolutions all States, relevant UN bodies, the African Union and other interested parties, to cooperate fully with the Committee S/2009/225 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate and the Panel of Experts, in particular by supplying any of the UN Mission in the Sudan (UNMIS)] / United States information at their disposal on implementation of the of America. measures imposed by resolution 1591(2005) and resolution 1556(2004). S/2009/392 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Participation by non-Council members (without Darfur (UNAMID)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and the right to vote) Northern Ireland. S/PV.6096 (20 Mar. 2009) Sudan and Czech Republic. S/PV.6136 (5 June 2009) Participation by non-Council members (without right to vote) :Afghanistan, Algeria, Australia, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, Germany, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kenya, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Morocco, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, the Sudan, Suriname, Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, the United Republic of Tanzania and Yemen. S/PV.6170 (24 July 2009) Sudan and Sweden. S/PV.6227 (30 Nov. 2009) Sudan. Discussion in plenary S/PV.6079 (5 Feb. 2009). S/PV.6096 (20 Mar. 2009). S/PV.6110 (23 Apr. 2009). S/PV.6112 (27 Apr. 2009). S/PV.6116 (30 Apr. 2009). At the 6116th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/225 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1870 (2009). S/PV.6131 (28 May 2009). - 95 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/PV.6135 (5 June 2009). S/RES/1891(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Security S/PV.6136 (5 June 2009). Council Resolution 1591 (2005)]. S/PV.6139 (11 June 2009). Decides to extend until 15 Oct. 2010 the mandate of the Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Security S/PV.6169 (24 July 2009). Council Resolution 1591 (2005), and requests the S/PV.6170 (24 July 2009). Secretary-General to take the necessary administrative measures; requests the Panel of Experts to provide no S/PV.6175 (30 July 2009). later than 31 Mar. 2010 a midterm briefing on its work and S/PV.6175 (30 July 2009). no later than 90 days after adoption of this resolution an At the 6175th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/392 interim report to the Committee established pursuant to was adopted unanimously: resolution 1881 (2009). para. 3 (a) of resolution 1591 (2005) and a final report no later than 30 days prior to termination of its mandate to the S/PV.6199 (13 Oct. 2009). Council with its findings and recommendations; requests At the 6199th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/528 the Panel of Experts to coordinate its activities as was adopted unanimously: resolution 1891 (2009). appropriate with the operations of the African Union/UN S/PV.6227 (30 Nov. 2009). Hybrid operation in Darfur (UNAMID); urges all States, relevant UN bodies, the African Union and other interested S/PV.6230 (4 Dec. 2009). parties, to cooperate fully with the Committee and the S/PV.6251 (21 Dec. 2009). Panel of Experts, in particular by supplying any information at their disposal on implementation of the measures Resolutions imposed by resolution 1591 (2005) and resolution 1556 S/RES/1870(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN (2004). (Adopted unanimously, 6199th meeting, 13 Oct. Mission in the Sudan (UNMIS)]. 2009) Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Mission in TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Sudan (UNMIS) until Apr. 30 2010; requests the Secretary- General to report to the Council every 3 months on the See also: PALESTINE QUESTION implementation of the mandate of UNMIS; requests Reports UNMIS to provide security to the civilian population, humanitarian and development actors; requests UNMIS to S/2009/244 Letter, 12 May 2009, from the League of Arab support credible national elections; calls UNMIS to pro States. Transmits executive summary of the report of the actively conduct patrols in areas at high risk of localized Independent Fact-Finding Committee on Gaza on the conflict; requests UNMIS to provide technical and logistical dire humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip as a result support to the Technical ad hoc Border Committee; of the alleged Israeli attack which started on 27 Dec. requests UNMIS to explore ways to support Sudanese 2008. efforts to build JIU capabilities; requests UNMIS to pay S/2009/250 (A/63/855) Letter, 4 May 2009, from the particular attention to the protection, release and Secretary-General. Transmits summary of the report of reintegration of children recruited to and participating with the UN Headquarters Board of Inquiry into certain armed forces and armed groups; requests UNMIS to incidents in the Gaza Strip between 27 Dec. 2008 and coordinate with partners to facilitate sustainable returns; 19 Jan. 2009. requests the Secretary-General to take the necessary measures to ensure full compliance by UNMIS with UN S/2009/464 (A/64/351) Peaceful settlement of the zero-tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse and question of Palestine : report of the Secretary-General. to keep the Council fully informed. (Adopted unanimously, Issued: 15 Sept. 2009. 6116th meeting, 30 Apr. 2009) General documents S/RES/1881(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the S/2009/3 (A/ES-10/431) Identical letters, 2 Jan. 2009, African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and (UNAMID)]. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Hybrid 326 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-30 Dec. Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) for a further 12 months to 2008 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the 31 July 2010; demands an end to violence by all sides, to Gaza Strip has killed 428 Palestinians and injured over attacks on civilians, peacekeepers and humanitarian 2,200 others. personnel, and to other violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in Darfur; requests the S/2009/4 (A/ES-10/432) Identical letters, 5 Jan. 2009, Secretary-General to report to the Council every 90 days from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and after the adoption of this resolution on developments on the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous UNAMID. (Adopted unanimously, 6175th meeting, 30 July 327 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 Jan. 2009) 2009 and reports that in less than 10 days, Israel's indiscriminate use of force has killed more than 500 Palestinians, including 107 children and 37 women.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2009/6 Identical letters, 4 Jan. 2009, from Israel S/2009/24 Letter, 8 Jan. 2009, from Palestine. Requests addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council to invite Riad Al-Malki, Minister for the Security Council. Reports that Israeli Defense Forces Foreign Affairs of the Palestinian Authority, to participate began to implement the 2nd stage of the military in the meeting of the Security Council, to be held on 8 operation in the Gaza Strip on 5 Jan. 2009 , which Jan. 2009, to discuss the situation in the Occupied includes a ground campaign of forces in Gaza. Palestinian Territory, particularly in the Gaza Strip. S/2009/7 (A/63/672) Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Qatar. S/2009/26 (A/ES-10/435) Identical letters, 9 Jan. 2009, Transmits statement of the Emir of Qatar, in connection from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and with the Israeli military action against Gaza. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 329 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-6 Jan. S/2009/8 (A/ES-10/433) Identical letters, 6 Jan. 2009, 2009 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Gaza Strip allegedly killed more than 800 Palestinians the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous and injured more than 3,300. 328 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Jan. 2009 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the S/2009/30 (A/ES-10/437) Identical letters, 12 Jan. 2009, Gaza Strip allegedly killed Palestinian civilians and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and families targeting schools and refugee camps. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 330 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-9 Jan. S/2009/9 Letter, 6 Jan. 2009, from Palestine. Requests 2009 and reports that Israel's military campaign in the the Security Council to invite Mahmoud Abbas, Gaza Strip allegedly killed more than 905 Palestinians Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Palestine and injured more than 4,100. Liberation Organization and President of the Palestinian National Authority, to participate in the meeting of the S/2009/32 Identical letters, 13 Jan. 2009, from Israel Security Council, to be held on 6 Jan. 2009, to discuss addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, the Security Council. Reports that Israel has particularly in the Gaza Strip. accumulated evidence that Hamas deliberately uses civilians as human shields by launching operations from S/2009/12 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Qatar. Transmits letter civilian locations and booby-trapping civilian houses and dated 4 Jan. 2009 addressed to the Secretary-General other buildings with total disregard for the safety of from Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser Al-Misnad in civilians. connection with the situation in the Middle East, including the question of Palestine. S/2009/33 Letter, 13 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. Transmits, in the capacity as Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of S/2009/13 (A/63/673) Letter, 29 Dec. 2008, from Cuba. the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the Transmits, in his capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the the non-compliance by Israel of Security Council's Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on resolution 1860 (2009) and the escalation of Israel's Israel's military activity against the Gaza Strip in the military aggression against the Gaza Strip. Occupied Palestinian Territory. S/2009/36 (A/63/679) Letter, 13 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. S/2009/14 Identical letters, 7 Jan. 2009, from Egypt Transmits, in his capacity as Chairman of the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Security Council. Transmits statement delivered by statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non- President Hosni Mubarek at the joint press conference Aligned Movement on the non-compliance by Israel with with the President of France, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Security Council resolution 1860 (2009) and the Egypt, 6 Jan. 2009. escalation of military aggression against the Gaza Strip. S/2009/15 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. Transmits, in S/2009/40 (A/ES-10/442) Identical letters, 14 Jan. 2009, the capacity as Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of from Palestine. Refers to previous 331 letters from the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-12 Jan. 2009 and reports Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on that Israeli bombardment in the Gaza Strip has allegedly the escalation of Israel's military attack on the Gaza killed more than 1,000 Palestinians and injured nearly Strip. 5,000. S/2009/22 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. Transmits, in S/2009/50 (A/63/691) Identical letters, 23 Jan. 2009, from the capacity as Chairman of the Coordinating Bureau of Qatar addressed to the Secretary-General and the the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on addressed to the President of the Security Council in the escalation of Israel's military attack on the Gaza connection with the Israeli military action against Gaza. Strip.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2009/65 (A/ES-10/445) Identical letters, 2 Feb. 2009, S/2009/153 Letter, 23 Mar. 2009, from Palestine. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the 332 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-14 Jan. meeting of the Security Council that will be held on 2009 and reports the humanitarian disaster inflicted on Wednesday, 25 Mar. 2009, regarding the situation in the the population of Gaza due to Israel's military action. Middle East, including the Palestine question. S/2009/73 (A/63/705) Letter, 4 Feb. 2009, from Egypt. S/2009/157 (A/63/783) Identical letters, 25 Mar. 2009, Refers to letter dated 22 Jan. 2009 and transmits letter from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from the President of the Egyptian Red Crescent Society the President of the Security Council. Condemns the regarding Egypt's efforts to alleviate the humanitarian assassination of General Kamal Naji, Deputy situation in the Gaza Strip. Representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and 3 other PLO officials in Lebanon; urges the S/2009/95 (A/63/718) Letter, 5 Feb. 2009, from Pakistan. international community to extend their full cooperation Transmits text of resolution adopted by the Senate of to the investigation of the incident. Pakistan on 23 Jan. 2009 concerning the situation in the Gaza Strip arising from Israeli military attacks. S/2009/194 (A/ES-10/452) Identical letters, 8 Apr. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2009/98 (A/ES-10/448) Identical letters, 18 Feb. 2009, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 336 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-6 Mar. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 2009 and reports alleged military attacks against 333 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 Feb. Palestinian settlers in Occupied Palestinian Territory, 2009 and reports the continuation and intensification of particularly in East Jerusalem. Israel's settlement campaign in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem. S/2009/209 (A/ES-10/453) Identical letters, 16 Apr. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2009/113 (A/ES-10/449) Identical letters, 25 Feb. 2009, the President of the Security Council. Refers to 337 from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and letters from Palestine dated 28 Sept. 2000-8 Apr. 2009 the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian 334 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-18 Feb. Territory and reports incidents in East Jerusalem which 2009 and reports ongoing attempts by Israel to alter the are allegedly caused by policies and actions of Israel status, demographic composition and character of the and which are threatening prospects for peace between Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly East the parties. Jerusalem. S/2009/212 Letter, 16 Apr. 2009, from the League of Arab S/2009/123 (A/63/748) Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from Egypt States. Transmits letter dated 9 Apr. 2009 from the addressed to the Secretary-General. Transmits Secretary General of the League of Arab States Conclusions by the Chair of the International Conference regarding the outcome of the 21st session of the Arab in Support of the Palestinian Economy for the Summit held in Doha, 20-30 Mar. 2009; includes Reconstruction of Gaza, held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, resolutions, communiqués and the Doha Declaration 2 Mar. 2009 . adopted at the Summit. S/2009/125 Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from Yemen. Refers to S/2009/228 (A/ES-10/454) Identical letters, 30 Apr. 2009, the approval of the Supreme Court of Israel to build a from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and museum of tolerance in Jerusalem and requests the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Security Council to bring pressure on Israel to halt 338 letters from Palestine dated 28 Sept. 2000-16 Apr. alleged destruction of important Islamic antiquities in and 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian features of the city of Jerusalem and, in particular, the Territory and reports on the policies and practices of Maman Allah cemetery. Israel which are threatening prospects for peace. S/2009/130 (A/ES-10/451) Identical letters, 6 Mar. 2009, S/2009/265 (A/63/861) Letter, 19 May 2009, from the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Chairman of the Committee on the Exercise of the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. Transmits 335 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 Feb. statement adopted on 19 May 2009 at the 316th meeting 2009 and reports alleged demolition of Palestinian of the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable homes in Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly East Rights of the Palestinian People on the situation in the Jerusalem. Occupied East Jerusalem. S/2009/131 Identical letters, 2 Mar. 2009, from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports alleged rocket and mortar attacks carried out by Hamas against Israeli communities from 18 Jan. to 1 Mar. 2009.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2009/269 (A/ES-10/457) Identical letters, 22 May 2009, S/2009/494 (A/ES-10/462) Identical letters, 28 Sept. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- the President of the Security Council. Refers to 339 General and the President of the Security Council. letters from Palestine dated 28 Sept. 2000-30 Apr. 2009 Refers to previous 343 letters from Palestine dated 29 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Sept. 2000-10 Sept. 2009 and reports that on 27 Sept. Territory and reports incidents in East Jerusalem which 2009 Israel forces allegedly attacked Palestinian are allegedly caused by policies and actions of Israel worshippers at Al-Haram Al-Sharif as they attempted to and which are threatening prospects for peace between fend off over 150 extremists from breaking into the Holy the parties. Compound. S/2009/338 (A/ES-10/458) Identical letters, 2 July 2009, S/2009/507 (A/64/473) Letter, 29 Sept. 2009, from Egypt. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement 340 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-22 May expressing serious concern about the alleged Israeli 2009 and reports incidents allegedly caused by Israel's activi ties in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including settlement policy. East Jerusalem, issued 29 Sept. 2009. S/2009/380 Letter, 22 July 2009, from Palestine. S/2009/510 Letter, 6 Oct. 2009, from the Libyan Arab Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent Jamahiriya. Requests an urgent meeting of the Security Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the Council to discuss the report of the UN Fact Finding open debate of the Security Council which is to be held Mission on the Gaza Conflict led by Justice Richard on Monday, 27 July 2009, regarding the situation in the Goldstone. Middle East, including the Palestinian question. S/2009/513 (A/ES-10/464) Identical letters, 5 Oct. 2009, S/2009/401 (A/ES-10/459) Identical letters, 3 Aug. 2009, 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 341 344 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Sept. letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-2 July 2009 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports on an alleged attack on Palestinian Territory and reports eviction of Palestinian families from worshippers at Al-Haram Al-Sharif and Al-Aqsa mosque their homes in East Jerusalem which are allegedly by Israel forces on 4 Oct. 2009 and settlement activities caused by policies and actions of Israel and which are in Al-Walajeh. threatening prospects for peace between the parties. S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. S/2009/420 (A/ES-10/460) Identical letters, 13 Aug. 2009, Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final the President of the Security Council. Transmits document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the memorandum from Head of the Palestinian National Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Committee for the Register of Damage caused by the Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. construction of the Wall and member of the Executive S/2009/517 (A/63/969) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization on Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating the 5th anniversary of the International Court of Justice Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Declaration advisory opinion on the "Legal Consequences of the on Palestine, adopted by the 15th Summit of the Non- Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, from Territory". 11 to 16 July 2009. S/2009/453 (A/ES-10/461) Identical letters, 10 Sept. S/2009/519 Letter, 7 Oct. 2009, from Egypt. Expresses 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- the full support of the Non-aligned Movement for the General and the President of the Security Council. request presented by Libyan Arab Jamahiriya for an Refers to 342 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000 urgent meeting of the Security Council to discuss the to 3 Aug. 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied report of the UN Fact Finding Mission on Gaza Conflict. Palestinian Territory and reports alleged eviction of Palestinian families from their homes in East Jerusalem S/2009/524 Letter, 8 Oct. 2009, from the Syrian Arab caused by the Israeli Government approval of the Republic. Expresses, in the capacity as Chairman of the construction of illegal settlement units on confiscated Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) Group in Palestinian lands. New York, the full support of the OIC member States to the request made by the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya to S/2009/493 Identical letters, 2 Oct. 2009, from Israel. convene an urgent meeting of the Security Council to Reports alleged increase in attacks emanating from the consider the report of the UN Fact Finding Mission on Gaza Strip in the month of Sept., including the launching the Gaza Conflict. of rockets, mortars and other attacks launched with light weapons and anti-tank missiles.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2009/531 Letter, 13 Oct. 2009, from Palestine. S/2009/598 (A/ES-10/469) Letter, 18 Nov. 2009, from Requests that the Security Council invite Palestine, to be Palestine. Refers to previous 348 letters from Palestine represented by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the dated 29 Sept. 2000-30 Oct. 2009 regarding the Palestinian National Authority, to participate in the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and meeting of the Security Council which is to be held on 14 reports that on Tuesday, 17 Nov. 2009 Israel allegedly Oct. 2009, regarding the situation in the Middle East, approved the construction of 900 more new settlement including the Palestinian question. housing units in the settlement of "Gilo", south of Occupied East Jerusalem. S/2009/534 (A/ES-10/466) Identical letters, 13 Oct. 2009, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2009/605 (A/ES-10/470) Letter, 23 Nov. 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Palestine. Refers to previous 349 letters from Palestine 345 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Oct. dated 29 Sept. 2000-26 Oct. 2009 regarding the 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Territory and reports continuation of construction of new reports that on that on 22 Nov. 2009 Israeli war planes illegal settlement housing units in East Jerusalem by allegedly struck civilian targets in the Gaza Strip and Israel, and the eviction and demolition of Palestinian's injured 8 Palestinian civilians. homes on 13 Oct. 2009. S/2009/614 Identical letters, 1 Dec. 2009, from Israel. S/2009/538 Letter, 7 Oct. 2009, from Libyan Arab Reports alleged attacks emanating from the Gaza Strip Jamahiriya. Transmits report of the UN Fact-Finding in the month of Nov. 2009, including the launching of Mission on the Gaza Conflict. rockets and mortars. S/2009/554 (A/ES-10/467) Letter, 26 Oct. 2009, from S/2009/662 (A/ES-10/471) Letter dated, 14 Dec. 2009, Palestine. Refers to previous 346 letters from Palestine from Palestine. Refers to previous 350 letters from dated 29 Sept. 2000-13 Oct. 2009 regarding the Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-23 Nov. 2009 regarding situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and reports that on 25 Oct. 2009 Israeli forces allegedly reports arson in a mosque located in the village of stormed Al-Haram Al-Sharif compound and attacked Yasouf, near the city of Nablus allegedly committed by Palestinian worshippers injuring at least 30 civilians and extremist settlers on 11 Dec. 2009. detaining 20 others. S/2009/675 (A/ES-10/472) Letter, 28 Dec. 2009, from S/2009/565 (A/ES-10/468) Letter, 30 Oct. 2009, from Palestine. Refers to previous 351 letters from Palestine Palestine. Refers to previous 347 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-14 Dec. 2009 regarding the dated 29 Sept. 2000-26 Oct. 2009 regarding the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and reports the denial of travel permits to visit Jerusalem reports that on 26 Oct. 2009 Israeli forces allegedly during the holidays and the killing of 6 Palestinians on 26 demolished Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem Dec. 2009 in Nablus allegedly committed by Israeli displacing 26 civilians. forces. S/2009/577 Letter, 10 Nov. 2009, from Palestine. Draft resolutions Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent S/2009/23 Draft resolution [on a durable and fully Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the respected ceasefire and the full withdrawal of Israeli Security Council to be held on 11 Nov. 2009 to discuss forces from the Gaza Strip] / United Kingdom of Great the protection of civilians in armed conflict. Britain and Northern Ireland. S/2009/586 Letter, 10 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits report of the UN Fact-Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict pursuant to the request by the General Assembly contained in para. 2 of its resolution 64/10 of 5 Nov. 2009. S/2009/595 (A/64/535) Letter, 12 Nov. 2009, from Palestine. Transmits statement on the Report of the UN Fact Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict (the Goldstone Report) issued by the Cabinet of the Palestinian National Authority, at its weekly meeting in Ramallah on 10 Nov. 2009; welcomes the adoption of the report by the General Assembly and affirms the readiness of the Palestinian Authority to do all that has been requested of it.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6171 (27 July 2009) Bangladesh, Brazil, Cuba, Council Ecuador, Egypt, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Morocco, Nicaragua, S/PRST/2009/14 Statement [made on behalf of the Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Security Council, at the 6123rd meeting, 11 May 2009, in Sweden, Switzerland, the Syrian Arab Republic and connection with the Council's consideration of the item Tunisia. entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question"] / by the President of the Security S/PV.6201 (14 Oct. 2009) Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Council. Cuba, Ecuador, Egypt, Iceland, Indonesia, Islamic Encourages the Quartet's ongoing work to support Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, Liechtenstein, Malaysia, the parties in their efforts to achieve a comprehensive, just Morocco, Nicaragua, Pakistan, South Africa, Sudan, and lasting peace in the Middle East; reiterates its call for Sweden, Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, United renewed and urgent efforts by the parties and the Republic of Tanzania and Bolivarian Republic of international community to achieve a comprehensive, just Venezuela. and lasting peace in the Middle East, based on the vision S/PV.6201(Resumption1) (14 Oct. 2009) Maldives, of a region where 2 democratic States, Israel and Norway and Sri Lanka. Palestine, live side by side in peace within secure and recognized borders; calls upon the parties to fulfil their Discussion in plenary obligations under the Performance-Based Road-map; calls S/PV.6061 (6 Jan. 2009). on all States and international organizations to support the Palestinian government that is committed to the "Quartet" S/PV.6061(Resumption1) (7 Jan. 2009). principles and the Arab Peace Initiative; calls for S/PV.6063 (8 Jan. 2009). assistance to help develop the Palestinian economy, to maximize the resources available to the Palestinian At the 6063rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/23 was adopted (14-0-1): resolution 1860 (2009). Authority and to build Palestinian institutions; supports the proposal of the Russian Federation to convene, in S/PV.6072 (21 Jan. 2009). consultation with the Quartet and the parties, an international conference on the Middle East peace process S/PV.6077 (27 Jan. 2009). in Moscow in 2009. S/PV.6084 (18 Feb. 2009). Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.6100 (25 Mar. 2009). the right to vote) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) (25 Mar. 2009). S/PV.6061 (6 Jan. 2009) Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Norway, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Palestine. S/PV.6107 (20 Apr. 2009). S/PV.6061(Resumption1) (7 Jan. 2009) Argentina, S/PV.6123 (11 May 2009). Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Czech Republic, At the 6123rd meeting, the President made a Ecuador, Iceland, Indonesia, Islamic Republic of Iran, statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Malaysia, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Paraguay, Venezuela with prior consultations among Council members on the (Bolivarian Republic of). item entitled "The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question": S/PRST/2009/14. S/PV.6063 (8 Jan. 2009) Egypt, Israel, Saudi Arabia and Palestine. S/PV.6150 (23 June 2009). S/PV.6100 (25 Mar. 2009) Afghanistan, Algeria, Australia, S/PV.6171 (27 July 2009). Bangladesh, Brazil, Cuba, the Czech Republic, Ecuador, S/PV.6171(Resumption1) (27 July 2009). Egypt, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, the Republic of Korea, Israel, Lebanon, S/PV.6182 (19 Aug. 2009). Malaysia, Mali, Morocco, Norway, Nicaragua, Pakistan, S/PV.6190 (17 Sept. 2009). Palestine, Qatar, South Africa, the Syrian Arab Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. S/PV.6201 (14 Oct. 2009). S/PV.6100(Resumption1) (25 Mar. 2009) Afghanistan, S/PV.6201(Resumption1) (14 Oct. 2009). Algeria, Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Cuba, the Czech S/PV.6223 (24 Nov. 2009). Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Jordan, the Republic of Korea, S/PV.6248 (17 Dec. 2009). Israel, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mali, Morocco, Norway, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Palestine, Qatar, South Africa, the Syrian Arab Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRORISM (continued) Resolutions General documents S/RES/1860(2009) [A durable and fully respected S/2009/53 (A/63/695) Letter, 27 Jan. 2009, from the ceasefire and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from Islamic Republic of Iran. Refers to decision made by the the Gaza Strip]. Council of Foreign Ministers of the European Union on Stresses the urgency of and calls for an immediate, 26 Jan. 2009 to remove the name of the Mujahideen-e- durable and fully respected ceasefire, leading to the full Khalq Organization (MKO) from its list and states that withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza; calls for the this move would adversely affect the international unimpeded provision and distribution throughout Gaza of community's fight against terrorism. humanitarian assistance, including of food, fuel and S/2009/54 Letter, 29 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- medical treatment; calls on Member States to support General. Reports that Mubarak Mashhoor al-Shahrani international efforts to alleviate the humanitarian and (Saudi Arabia) stepped down from the position of expert economic situation in Gaza, including through urgently on the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring needed additional contributions to UNRWA and through Team as from 30 Oct. 2008; reports also the the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee; calls upon Member States appointment of Abulmajeed A. Ababtain (Saudi Arabia) to to intensify efforts to provide arrangements and serve as an expert on the Monitoring Team until 31 Dec. guarantees in Gaza in order to sustain a durable ceasefire 2009. and calm, including to prevent illicit trafficking in arms and ammunition and to ensure the sustained reopening of the S/2009/67 Letter, 2 Feb. 2009, from the Secretary- crossing points on the basis of the 2005 Agreement on General. Expresses the intention to establish, at the Movement and Access between the Palestinian Authority request of the Government of Pakistan, a 3-member and Israel; encourages tangible steps towards intra- Commission of Inquiry in connection with the Palestinian reconciliation including in support of mediation assassination of the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, efforts of Egypt and the League of Arab States; calls for Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto. renewed and urgent efforts by the parties and the international community to achieve a comprehensive S/2009/68 Letter, 3 Feb. 2009, from the President of the peace based on the vision of a region where 2 democratic Security Council. Refers to letter dated 2 Feb. 2009 States, Israel and Palestine, live side by side in peace with (S/2009/67) from the Secretary-General and reports that secure and recognized borders. (Adopted 14-0-1, 6063rd members of the Security Council take note of his meeting, 8 Jan. 2009) intention to accede to the request from the Government of Pakistan and establish an international commission in TERRORISM connection with the assassination, on 27 Dec. 2007, of former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mohtarma Benazir Reports Bhutto. S/2009/289 Letter, 4 June 2009, from the Acting Chairman S/2009/71 Letter, 3 Feb. 2009, from the Chairman of the of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant Security Council Committee established pursuant to to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter- resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. Terrorism. Transmits the report of the Counter-Terrorism Transmits the work programmes of the Counter- Committee to the Security Council for its consideration Terrorism Committee and its Executive Directorate for as part of its interim review of the work of the Counter- the period from 1 January 2009 to 30 June 2009. Terrorism Committee Executive Director. S/2009/114 (A/63/739) Identical letters, 19 Feb. 2009, S/2009/427 Letter, 17 Aug. 2009, from the Acting from New Zealand addressed to the President of the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established General Assembly and the President of the Security pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida Council. Transmits, on behalf of the members of the and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Pacific Islands Forum, the conclusions of the Regional Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Consultation Workshop on measures for the legislative Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) implementation of the legal regime against terrorism in concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated the Pacific region and related technical assistance Individuals and Entities reflecting its position on the delivery, organized by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime recommendations contained in the 9th report of the in cooperation with the Pacific Islands Forum Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team Secretariat, held in Suva, 2-3 June 2008. (S/2009/245). S/2009/133 Letter, 9 Mar. 2009, from the Chairman of the S/2009/620 Letter, 3 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Security Council Committee Established pursuant to resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Transmits the 5th report from the Bahamas, submitted to Refers to Security Council resolution 1805 (2008) and the Counter-Terrorism Committee, pursuant to para. 6 of the report of the Counter-Terrorism Committee to the Security Council resolution 1373 (2001). Security Council (S/2009/289) and transmits its 2nd report which provides an assessment of the implementation of resolution 1373 (2001) in regions and subregions and draws conclusions about progress in the implementation of the resolution in key thematic areas. - 102 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
TERRORISM (continued) TERRORISM (continued) S/2009/134 Letter, 9 Mar. 2009, from the Chairman of the S/2009/469 Letter, 15 Sept. 2009, from the Syrian Arab Security Council Committee established pursuant to Republic. Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Affairs addressed to the Secretary -General and the Transmits report from Madagascar on the President of the Security Council, as well as 3 CDs implementation of the provisions of Security Council containing televised interviews of General Jamil El resolution 1624 (2005) submitted to the Counter- Sayed over the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Terrorism Committee pursuant to Security Council Minister Rafiq Hariri, screened on 1, 15 and 27 May resolution 1373 (2001). 2009 by the Lebanese Al-Manar and OTV television stations and Al-Jazeera of Qatar. S/2009/179 (A/63/811) Letter, 26 Mar. 2009, from the Republic of Korea. Transmits statement by the S/2009/474 Letter, 17 Sept. 2009, from the Acting Spokesperson and Deputy Minister for Public Relations Chairman of the Security Council Committee established of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the pursuant to resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter- Republic of Korea regarding alleged terrorist bombing terrorism. Transmits report from Zimbabwe submitted against Korean tourists in Yemen on 15 March 2009. pursuant to para. 6 of Security Council resolution 1373 (2001). S/2009/219 Letter, 22 Apr. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Reports the appointment of Fikile P. Zitha S/2009/498 Letter, 30 Sept. 2009, from the Acting (South Africa) to succeed Wilson C. Kalumba (Zambia) Chairman of the Security Council Committee established and to serve as an expert on the Analytical Support and pursuant to resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter- Sanctions Implementation Monitoring Team established terrorism. Transmits the 5th report from Turkmenistan pursuant to resolution 1526 (2004) and further extended submitted pursuant to para. 6 of Security Council by resolution 1822 (2008), for a period expiring on 31 resolution 1373 (2001) as well as Turkmenistan's Dec. 2009. response to resolution 1624 (2005). S/2009/237 (A/63/844) Identical letters, 4 May 2009, from S/2009/502 Letter, 28 Sept. 2009, from the Chairman of Kenya addressed to the President of the General the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Assembly and the President of the Security Council. resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Transmits copy of the outcome document of the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. subregional workshop on the preparation of responses Transmits 10th report of the Analytical Support and to the United Nations Security Council Committees Sanctions Monitoring Team, submitted to the Security dealing with counter-terrorism, held in Nairobi from 11 to Council Committee Established Pursuant to Resolution 13 Nov. 2008. 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities in accordance with S/2009/245 Letter, 11 May 2009, from the Chairman of the Security Council resolution 1822 (2008). Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Transmits 9th report of the Analytical Support and Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final Sanctions Monitoring Team, submitted pursuant to document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Security Council resolution 1822 (2008) concerning Al- Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Qaida and the Taliban and associated individuals and Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. entities. S/2009/518 (A/63/970) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. S/2009/389 Letter, 27 July 2009, from the Acting Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the Sharm El pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter- Sheikh Summit Declaration, adopted by the 15th Summit Terrorism. Transmits the work programmes of the of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Counter-Terrorism Committee and its Executive Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. Directorate for the period 1 July-31 Dec. 2009. S/2009/593 (A/64/534) Letter, 11 Nov. 2009, from Cuba. S/2009/448 Letter, 8 Sept. 2009, from the Acting Reports the release of Santiago Álvarez Fernández- Chairman of the Security Council Committee established Magriña, who has allegedly committed terrorist acts pursuant to resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter- against the Cuba, from prison in the United States and terrorism. Transmits report from Antigua and Barbuda calls for the release of 5 Cubans allegedly held as submitted pursuant to resolution 1624 (2005) on threats political prisoners in the United States. to international peace and security. S/2009/617 Letter, 1 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Transmits report of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1624 (2005).
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TERRORISM (continued) TERRORISM (continued) S/2009/618 Letter, 1 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of the Statements by the President of the Security Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Council Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. S/PRST/2009/22 Statement [made on behalf of the Transmits report of Lesotho submitted pursuant to Security Council, at the 6164th meeting, 17 July 2009, in Security Council resolution 1624 (2005). connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/2009/655 Letter, 11 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- entitled "Threats to international peace and security General. Refers to the Counter-Terrorism Committee caused by terrorist acts"] / by the President of the Executive Directorate established pursuant to Security Security Council. Council resolution 1535 (2004) and extended for the Condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist period ending 31 Dec. 2010 by Security Council attacks that occurred in Jakarta, Indonesia on 17 July resolution 1805 (2008) and reports the Secretary - 2009; reaffirms that terrorism in all its forms and General's intention to extend the appointment of Mike manifestations constitutes one of the most serious threats Smith (Australia) as Executive Director of the Counter- to international peace and security, and that any acts of Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate through 31 terrorism are criminal and unjustifiable, regardless of their Dec. 2010. motivation, wherever, whenever and by whomsoever committed; and further reaffirms the need to combat by all S/2009/656 Letter, 16 Dec. 2009, from the President of means, in accordance with the Charter of the United the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Nations, threats to international peace and security caused dated 11 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/655) expressing his by terrorist acts. intention to extend the appointment of Mike Smith as Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Participation by non-Council members (without Executive Directorate until 31 Dec. 2010 and states that the right to vote) members of the Council have taken note of the intention expressed in the letter. S/PV.6128 (26 May 2009) Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Cuba, the Czech Republic, Israel, Morocco, New S/2009/676 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from the Acting Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Switzerland, the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established Syrian Arab Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida Venezuela. and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee S/PV.6128(Resumption1) (26 May 2009) Liechtenstein. established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) S/PV.6164 (17 July 2009) Indonesia. concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities, containing an account of the S/PV.6217 (13 Nov. 2009) Australia, Brazil, Colombia, Committee's activities during the period from 1 Jan. to Cuba, India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Liechtenstein, 31 Dec. 2009. Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. S/2009/695 Letter, 29 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- Discussion in plenary General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1904 (2009) concerning threats to international peace and S/PV.6128 (26 May 2009). security posed by acts of terrorism and reports the reappointment of 8 experts to the New York-based S/PV.6128(Resumption1) (26 May 2009). Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team for a S/PV.6164 (17 July 2009). further period of 18 months, until 30 June 2011; reports At the 6164th meeting, the President made a also that Richard Barrett (United Kingdom) will continue statement, on behalf of the Council members, in to serve as the Coordinator of the Monitoring Team. connection with prior consultations among Council Draft resolutions members on the item entitled "Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts": S/2009/647 Draft resolution [on continuation of measures S/PRST/2009/22. imposed against the Taliban and Al-Qaida] / Austria, Burkina Faso, Croatia, France, Mexico, Turkey, United S/PV.6217 (13 Nov. 2009). Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and S/PV.6217(Resumption1) (13 Nov. 2009). United States of America. S/PV.6238 (14 Dec. 2009). S/PV.6247 (17 Dec. 2009). At the 6247th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/647 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1904 (2009).
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TERRORISM (continued) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION (continued) Resolutions S/2009/612 Letter, 25 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- S/RES/1904(2009) [Continuation of measures imposed General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1704 (2006) establishing the UN Integrated Mission in Timor- against the Taliban and Al-Qaida]. Leste (UNMIT) and reports the Secretary -General's Decides that all States shall take the measures as previously imposed with respect to Al-Qaida, Usama bin intention to appoint Ameerah Haq (Bangladesh) as his Special Representative for Timor-Leste and Head of Laden and the Taliban, and other individuals, groups, UNMIT, to succeed Atul Khare (India) who will complete undertakings and entities associated with them; encourages all Member States to submit to the Committee his assignment on 10 Dec. 2009. for inclusion on the Consolidated List names of individuals, S/2009/613 Letter, 1 Dec. 2009, from the President of the groups, undertakings and entities participating, by any Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter means, in the financing or support of acts or activities of dated 25 Nov. 2009 (S/2009/612) and reports that Al-Qaida, Usama bin Laden or the Taliban, and other members of the Council have taken note of his intention individuals, groups, undertakings and entities associated to appoint Ameerah Haq (Bangladesh) as his Special with them; decides that, when considering delisting Representative for Timor-Leste and Head of the UN requests, the Committee shall be assisted by an Office of Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste. the Ombudsperson, to be established for an initial period Draft resolutions of 18 months; encourages the Committee to continue to ensure that fair and clear procedures exist for placing S/2009/111 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate individuals and entities on the Consolidated List and for of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)] / removing them as well as for granting humanitarian Australia, France, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, exemptions, and directs the Committee to keep its Portugal, Turkey, United Kingdom of Great Britain and guidelines under active review in support of these Northern Ireland and United States of America. objectives; decides, in order to assist the Committee in Participation by non-Council members (without fulfilling its mandate, as well as to support the Ombudsperson, to extend the mandate of the current New the right to vote) York-based Monitoring Team. (Adopted unanimously, S/PV.6085 (19 Feb. 2009) Australia, Brazil, Cuba, the 6247th meeting, 17 Dec. 2009) Czech Republic, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, Norway, the Philippines, Portugal, South Africa, THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF Thailand and Timor-Leste. MACEDONIA–GREECE S/PV.6086 (26 Feb. 2009) Australia, Malaysia, New See: GREECE –THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF Zealand, Portugal and Timor-Leste. MACEDONIA S/PV.6205 (23 Oct. 2009) Australia, Brazil, New Zealand, TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION the Philippines, Portugal, South Africa, Sweden, Timor- Leste and Thailand. See also: UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Discussion in plenary Reports S/PV.6085 (19 Feb. 2009). S/2009/72 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the period S/PV.6086 (26 Feb. 2009). from 9 July 2008 to 20 January 2009). At the 6086th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/111 Issued: 4 Feb. 2009. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1867 (2009). S/2009/504 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.6129 (27 May 2009). United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the period from 21 January 2009 to 23 September 2009). S/PV.6205 (23 Oct. 2009). Issued: 2 Oct. 2009. General documents S/2009/261 Letter, 20 May 2008, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1867 (2009) on the situation in Timor-Leste and reports that no adjustments were required in the concept of operations and rules of engagement to the military concept of operations, but a revised concept is being prepared for the police component. S/2009/442 Letter, 2 Sept. 2009, from Portugal. Transmits statement from the Community of Portuguese-speaking Countries on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the referendum that led to the independence of Timor-Leste.
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TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION (continued) UN. INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR THE Resolutions PURPOSE OF INVESTIGATING THE ASSASSINATION OF THE FORMER PRIME S/RES/1867(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN MINISTER OF PAK ISTAN, MOHTARMA BENAZIR Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)]. BHUTTO (PROPOSED) (continued) Decides to extend the mandate of UNMIT until 26 Feb. 2010 at the current authorized levels; requests S/2009/68 Letter, 3 Feb. 2009, from the President of the UNMIT to extend the necessary support, within its current Security Council. Refers to letter dated 2 Feb. 2009 mandate, for local elections currently planned for 2009, (S/2009/67) from the Secretary-General and reports that responding to the request from the Government of Timor- members of the Security Council take note of his Leste, and encourages the international community to intention to accede to the request from the Government assist in this process; supports the gradual resumption of of Pakistan and establish an international commission in policing responsibilities by the Polícia Nacional de Timor- connection with the assassination, on 27 Dec. 2007, of Leste (PNTL) beginning in 2009 through a phased former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mohtarma Benazir approach; and requests UNMIT to continue to ensure, Bhutto. through the presence of UNMIT police component and the provision of support to the PNTL, the maintenance of UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK public security in Timor-Leste, which includes interim law General documents enforcement and public security until the PNTL is fully reconstituted; underscores the need for the concept of S/2009/96 Letter, 13 Feb. 2009, from Costa Rica. operations and rules of engagement to be regularly Transmits assessment of the work of the Security updated as necessary and to be fully in line with the Council during the presidency of Costa Rica for the provisions of this resolution, and requests the Secretary- month of Nov. 2008. General to report on them to the Security Council and troop and police contributing countries within 90 days after S/2009/107 Letter, 24 Feb. 2009, from France. Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Council during the adoption of this resolution; requests the Secretary- General to include in his reporting to the Security Council the presidency of France for the month of Jan. 2009. progress on gender mainstreaming throughout UNM IT and S/2009/108 Letter, 23 Feb. 2009, from Burkina Faso. all other aspects relating to the situation of women and Transmits assessment of the work of the Security girls, especially on the need to protect them from gender- Council during the presidency of Burkina Faso for the based violence, detailing special measures to protect month of Sep. 2008. women and girls from such violence; Further requests the Secretary-General to keep the Security Council regularly S/2009/118 Letter, 26 Feb. 2009, from the United informed of the developments on the ground, including Kingdom. Refers to the summary statement by the those related to preparation for the planned local elections, Secretary-General concerning the list of items of which and on the implementation of this resolution, including in the Security Council is currently seized and on the stage particular progress on transfer of the policing responsibility reached in their consideration and requests that items from UNMIT to the PNTL, and to submit to the Security 79, 82, 86 and 105 be retained on the list of matters of Council, no later than 30 September 2009, a report which the Security Council is seized. reviewing, inter alia, the resumption of policing S/2009/138 Letter, 9 Mar. 2009, from Japan. Transmits responsibilities by the PNTL, and, no later than 1 February assessment of the work of the Security Council during 2010, a report which includes possible adjustments in the presidency of Japan for the month of Feb. 2009. UNMIT's mandate and strength. (Adopted unanimously, 6086th meeting, 26 Feb. 2009) S/2009/193 Letter, 8 Apr. 2009, from Finland. Transmits report of the 6th annual Workshop for Newly Elected UGANDA–DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE Members of the Security Council, held 20-21 Nov. 2008 CONGO at the Arrowwood Conference Center, Rye Brook, New York. See: DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO– UGANDA S/2009/229 Letter, 30 Apr. 2009, from the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Transmits assessment of the work of the UN. INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR THE Security Council during the presidency of the Libyan PURPOSE OF INVESTIGATING THE Arab Jamahiriya for the month of Mar. 2009. ASSASSINATION OF THE FORMER PRIME S/2009/328 Letter, 25 June 2009, from Croatia. Transmits MINISTER OF PAKISTAN, MOHTARMA BENAZIR assessment of the work of the Security Council during BHUTTO (PROPOSED) the presidency of Croatia for the month of Dec. 2008. General documents S/2009/353 Letter, 13 July 2009, from Mexico. Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Council during S/2009/67 Letter, 2 Feb. 2009, from the Secretary- the presidency of Mexico for the month of April 2009. General. Expresses the intention to establish, at the request of the Government of Pakistan, a 3-member S/2009/363 Letter, 16 July 2009, from the Russian Commission of Inquiry in connection with the Federation. Transmits assessment of the work of the assassination of the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Security Council during the presidency of the Russian Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto. Federation for the month of May 2009. - 106 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2008-2009) (continued) (continued) S/2009/412 Letter, 11 Aug. 2009, from Turkey. Transmits S/2009/447 Letter, 2 Sept. 2009, from Uganda. Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Council during assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of Turkey for the month of June 2009. the presidency of Uganda for the month of July 2009. S/2009/447 Letter, 2 Sept. 2009, from Uganda. Transmits S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. assessment of the work of the Security Council during Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating the presidency of Uganda for the month of July 2009. Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the S/2009/557 Letter, 28 Oct. 2009, from the United Kingdom Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Transmits Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of the United Kingdom for the month of S/2009/557 Letter, 28 Oct. 2009, from the United Kingdom August 2009. of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Council during S/2009/625 Letter, 4 Dec. 2009, from Viet Nam. Transmits the presidency of the United Kingdom for the month of assessment of the work of the Security Council during August 2009. the presidency of Viet Nam for the month of October 2009. S/2009/559 Note [on adoption of the draft report from the Discussion in plenary Security Council to the General Assembly covering the period 1 Aug. 2008-31 July 2009]. S/PV.6131 (28 May 2009). S/2009/625 Letter, 4 Dec. 2009, from Viet Nam. Transmits UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2008-2009) assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of Viet Nam for the month of October General documents 2009. S/2009/96 Letter, 13 Feb. 2009, from Costa Rica. Discussion in plenary Transmits assessment of the work of the Security S/PV.6210 (29 Oct. 2009). Council during the presidency of Costa Rica for the At the 6210th meeting, the draft annual report of the month of Nov. 2008. Security Council to the General Assembly for the period 1 S/2009/107 Letter, 24 Feb. 2009, from France. Transmits Aug. 2008-31 July 2009, was adopted without vote: assessment of the work of the Security Council during S/2009/559. the presidency of France for the month of Jan. 2009. UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–SANCTIONS S/2009/108 Letter, 23 Feb. 2009, from Burkina Faso. COMMITTEES–OFFICERS Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of Burkina Faso for the General documents month of Sep. 2008. S/2009/2 Note [on election of the Chairmen and Vice- S/2009/138 Letter, 9 Mar. 2009, from Japan. Transmits Chairmen of subsidiary bodies of the Security Council for assessment of the work of the Security Council during the period ending 31 Dec. 2009] / by the President of the the presidency of Japan for the month of Feb. 2009. Security Council. S/2009/229 Letter, 30 Apr. 2009, from the Libyan Arab S/2009/440 Note [on election of the Chairmen of the Jamahiriya. Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Security Council during the presidency of the Libyan Resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic Arab Jamahiriya for the month of Mar. 2009. Republic of the Congo and the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1718 S/2009/328 Letter, 25 June 2009, from Croatia. Transmits (2006) concerning the Democratic People's Republic of assessment of the work of the Security Council during Korea]. the presidency of Croatia for the month of Dec. 2008. S/2009/506 Note [on election of the Chairmen of the S/2009/353 Letter, 13 July 2009, from Mexico. Transmits Security Council Committee Established pursuant to assessment of the work of the Security Council during Resolution 1373 (2004) concerning Counter-Terrorism the presidency of Mexico for the month of April 2009. and the Working Group of the Security Council S/2009/363 Letter, 16 July 2009, from the Russian Established by Resolution 1566 (2004)]. Federation. Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of the Russian UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–AGENDA Federation for the month of May 2009. General documents S/2009/412 Letter, 11 Aug. 2009, from Turkey. Transmits S/2009/10 Summary statement on matters of which the assessment of the work of the Security Council during Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in the presidency of Turkey for the month of June 2009. their consideration / by the Secretary-General.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–AGENDA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–AGENDA (continued) (continued) S/2009/10/Add.1 Summary statement on matters of which S/2009/10/Add.14 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 10 Jan. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 11 Apr. 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.2 Summary statement on matters of which S/2009/10/Add.15 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 17 Jan. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 18 Apr. 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.3 Summary statement on matters of which S/2009/10/Add.16 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 24 Jan. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 25 Apr. 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.4 Summary statement on matters of which S/2009/10/Add.17 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 31 Jan. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 2 May 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.5 Summary statement on matters of which S/2009/10/Add.18 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 31 Jan. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 9 May 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.6 Summary statement on matters of which S/2009/10/Add.19 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 14 Feb. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 16 May 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.7 Summary statement on matters of which S/2009/10/Add.20 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 21 Feb. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 23 May 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.8 Summary statement on matters of which S/2009/10/Add.21 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 28 Feb. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 30 May 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.9 Summary statement on matters of which S/2009/10/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 7 Mar. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 6 June 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.10 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/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 14 Mar. 2009 / by reached in their consideration as at 13 June 2009 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2009/10/Add.11 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/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 21 Mar. 2009 / by reached in their consideration as at 20 June 2009 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2009/10/Add.12 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/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 28 Mar. 2009 / by reached in their consideration as at 27 June 2009 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2009/10/Add.13 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/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 31 Mar. 2009 / by reached in their consideration as at 4 July 2009 / by the the Secretary -General. Secretary-General.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–AGENDA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–AGENDA (continued) (continued) S/2009/10/Add.27 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/Add.40 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 July 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 10 Oct. 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.28 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/Add.41 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 July 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 17 Oct. 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.29 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/Add.42 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 July 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 24 Oct. 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.30 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/Add.43 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 Aug. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 31 Oct. 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.31 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/Add.44 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 Aug. 2009 / by the reached in their consideration as at 7 Nov. 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.32 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/Add.45 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 Aug. 2009 / by reached in their consideration as at 14 Nov. 2009 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2009/10/Add.33 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/Add.46 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 Aug. 2009 / by reached in their consideration as at 21 Nov. 2009 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2009/10/Add.34 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/Add.47 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 Aug. 2009 / by reached in their consideration as at 28 Nov. 2009 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2009/10/Add.35 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/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 29 Aug. 2009 / by reached in their consideration : addendum / by the the Secretary -General. Secretary-General. S/2009/10/Add.36 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/10/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 12 Sept. 2009 / by reached in their consideration as at 12 Dec. 2009 / by the Secretary -General. the Secretary -General. S/2009/10/Add.37 Summary statement on matters of S/2009/70 Letter, 26 Jan. 2009, from Cuba. Refers to which the Security Council is seized and on the stage documents S/2006/507, S/2007/749 and S/2008/847 reached in their consideration as at 19 Sept. 2009 / by concerning the procedure of the Council and requests the Secretary -General. that the items brought to the Council's attention by Cuba in documents S/4378, S/4605, S/10993 and S/21120 S/2009/10/Add.38 Summary statement on matters of remain 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 26 Sept. 2009 / by the Secretary -General. S/2009/78 Letter, 6 Feb. 2009, from the Sudan. Refers to summary statement by the Secretary-General of 30 Jan. S/2009/10/Add.39 Summary statement on matters of 2009 (S/2009/10) and requests that item 63 in para. 3 of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage the summary statement be retained on the list of matters reached in their consideration as at 3 Oct. 2009 / by the of which the Security Council is seized. Secretary-General.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–AGENDA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)– (continued) REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (continued) S/2009/87 Identical letters, 2 Jan. 2009, from Pakistan S/2009/272 Report of the Secretary-General concerning addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the credentials of the deputy representative of the United the Security Council. Requests that the items on the Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on the India-Pakistan question, the Hyderabad question, and Security Council. the situation in the India-Pakistan subcontinent be Issued: 13 May 2009. retained on the list of matters of which the Security S/2009/286 Report concerning the credentials of the Council is seized. alternate representative of the United Kingdom of Great S/2009/90 Identical letters, 12 Feb. 2009, from the Syrian Britain and Northern Ireland on the Security Council / by Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and the Secretary -General. the President of the Security Council. Refers to summary Issued: 4 June 2009. statement by the Secretary-General of 30 Jan. 2009 S/2009/331 Report concerning the credentials of the (S/2009/10) and requests that items 60, 69-72, 75, 76 alternate representative of the United States of America and 91of the summary statement be retained on the list on the Security Council / by the Secretary-General. of matters of which the Security Council is seized. Issued: 29 June 2009. S/2009/118 Letter, 26 Feb. 2009, from the United S/2009/337 Report concerning the credentials of the Kingdom. Refers to the summary statement by the alternate representatives of the Russian Federation on Secretary-General concerning the list of items of which the Security Council / by the Secretary-General. the Security Council is currently seized and on the stage Issued: 2 July 2009. reached in their consideration and requests that items 79, 82, 86 and 105 be retained on the list of matters of S/2009/361 Report of the Secretary-General concerning which the Security Council is seized. the credentials of the alternate representative of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya on the Security Council. UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)– Issued: 16 July 2009. REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS S/2009/366 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Reports the credentials of the alternate representatives of the Mexico on the Security Council. S/2007/760 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Issued: 17 July 2009. the credentials of the representatives and deputies and alternate representatives of the members of the Security S/2009/367 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Council elected for the period 2008-2009. the credentials of the alternate representatives of the Issued: 28 Dec. 2007. Turkey on the Security Council. Issued: 17 July 2009. S/2009/16 Report concerning the credentials of the alternate representative of the United States of America S/2009/384 Report concerning the credentials of the on the Security Council / by the Secretary-General. alternate representative of France on the Security Issued: 8 Jan. 2009. Council / by the Secretary-General. Issued: 27 July 2009. S/2009/77 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the representative of the United States S/2009/423 Report of the Secretary-General concerning of America on the Security Council. the credentials of the representative of Turkey on the Issued: 29 Jan. 2009. Security Council. Issued: 1 Aug. 2009. S/2009/147 Report concerning the credentials of the representative of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya on the S/2009/424 Report concerning the credentials of the Security Council / by the Secretary-General. alternate representative of the United States of America Issued: 16 Mar. 2009. on the Security Council / by the Secretary-General. Issued: 19 Aug. 2009. S/2009/159 Report concerning the credentials of the alternate representative of China on the Security Council S/2009/426 Report concerning the credentials of the / by the Secretary-General. alternate representative of the United States of America Issued: 27 Mar. 2009. on the Security Council / by the Secretary-General. Issued: 19 Aug. 2009. S/2009/161 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the alternate representative of Costa S/2009/449 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Rica on the Security Council. the credentials of the representative of France on the Issued: 23 Mar. 2009. Security Council. Issued: 2 Sept. 2009. S/2009/223 Report concerning the credentials of the alternate representative of Costa Rica on the Security S/2009/468 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Council / by the Secretary-General. the credentials of the deputy representative of France on Issued: 29 Apr. 2009. the Security Council. Issued: 15 Sept. 2009.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)– UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ (continued) REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (continued) General documents S/2009/471 Report concerning the credentials of the S/2009/346 Letter, 6 July 2009, from the Secretary- alternate representative of France on the Security General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to Council / by the Secretary-General. appoint Ad Melkert (the Netherlands) as the Special Issued: 15 Sept. 2009. Representative for Iraq and Head of UNAMI to succeed S/2009/499 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Staffan de Mistura (Sweden), who completed his the credentials of the representative of Croatia on the assignment on 30 June 2009. Security Council. S/2009/347 Letter, 8 July 2009, from the President of the Issued: 16 Sept. 2009. Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- S/2009/576 Report of the Secretary-General concerning General dated 6 July 2009 (S/2009/346) and reports that the credentials of the representative of the United members of the Council have taken note of the intention Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on the of the Secretary-General to appoint Ad Melkert (the Security Council. Netherlands) as the Special Representative for Iraq and Issued: 9 Nov. 2009. Head of UNAMI. S/2009/584 Report of the Secretary-General concerning S/2009/395 Note verbale, 30 July 2009, from Iraq. the credentials of the alternate representative of the Transmits letter dated 29 July 2009 from the Minister for Russian Federation on the Security Council. Foreign Affairs requesting the renewal of the mandate of Issued: 5 Nov. 2009. the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) for a further period of 12 months. S/2009/669 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the representatives and deputies and Draft resolutions alternate representatives of the members of the Security S/2009/406 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Council elected for the period 2010-2011. of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)] / United Issued: 24 Dec. 2009. Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–RESOLUTIONS AND DECISIONS Statements by the President of the Security Council General documents S/PRST/2009/17 Statement [made on behalf of the S/INF/64 (SCOR, [63rd-64th year]) Resolutions and Security Council, at the 6145th meeting, 18 June 2009, decisions of the Security Council, 1 August 2008-31 July in connection with the Council's consideration of the item 2009. entitled "The situation concerning Iraq"] / by the President of the Security Council. UN. SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE Commends the important efforts made by the ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION 1373 Government of Iraq to strengthen democracy and the rule (2001) CONCERNING COUNTER-TERRORISM. of law; reaffirms its full support for the UN Assistance EXECUTIVE DIRECTORATE Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) in advising, supporting and assisting the Iraqi people and Government; underscores See: TERRORISM UNAMI's important role in supporting the Iraqi people and UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Government to promote dialogue; emphasizes UNAMI's efforts to assist the Iraqi Government and the Independent Reports High Electoral Commission in the development of S/2009/102 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to processes for holding elections. paragraph 6 of resolution 1830 (2008). Issued: 20 Feb. 2009. S/2009/284 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1830 (2008). Issued: 2 June 2009. S/2009/393 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1830 (2008). Issued: 30 July 2009. S/2009/585 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1883 (2009). Issued: 11 Nov. 2009.
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UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ (continued) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ (continued) S/PRST/2009/30 Statement [made on behalf of the Resolutions Security Council, at the 6219th meeting, 16 November S/RES/1883(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)]. the item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq"] / by the Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Assistance President of the Security Council. Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) for a period of 12 months from Emphasizes United Nations Assistance Mission for the date of this resolution; decides further that the Special Iraq's (UNAMI) efforts to assist the Iraqi Government and Representative of the Secretary-General and UNAMI, at the Independent High Electoral Commission in the the request of the Government of Iraq and taking into development of processes for holding elections; strongly account the letter of 29 July 2009 from the Minister of endorses UNAMI's continued assistance to the Iraqi Foreign Affairs of Iraq to the Secretary-General people and Government in preparation for the Iraqi (S/2009/395), shall continue to pursue their expanded national parliamentary elections planned for Jan. 2010; mandate as stipulated in resolution 1770 (2007) and 1830 endorses the Secretary-General's appeal to all political (2008); recognizes that the security of UN personnel is blocs and their leaders in Iraq to demonstrate true essential for UNAMI to carry out its work for the benefit of statesmanship during the election campaign and the people of Iraq and calls upon the Government of Iraq participate in a spirit of national unity; and reaffirms the and other Member States to continue to provide security need to combat threats to international peace and security and logistical support to the UN presence in Iraq; caused by terrorist acts by all means, in accordance with expresses its intention to review the mandate of UNAMI in the Charter of the United Nations, ensuring that measures 12 months or sooner, if requested by the Government of taken to combat terrorism fully comply with all obligations Iraq; requests the Secretary -General to report to the under international law, in particular international human Council on a quarterly basis on the progress made rights, refugee and humanitarian law. towards the fulfilment of all UNAMI's responsibilities. Participation by non-Council members (without (Adopted unanimously, 6179th meeting, 7 Aug. 2009) the right to vote) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6087 (26 Feb. 2009) Iraq. Reports S/PV.6145 (18 June 2009) Iraq. S/2009/135 (A/63/751) The situation in Afghanistan and S/PV.6177 (4 Aug. 2009) Iraq. its implications for international peace and security : S/PV.6179 (7 Aug. 2009) Iraq. report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 10 Mar. 2009. S/PV.6218 (16 Nov. 2009) Iraq. S/2009/323 (A/63/892) The situation in Afghanistan and S/PV.6219 (16 Nov. 2009) Iraq. its implications for international peace and security : Discussion in plenary report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 23 June 2009. S/PV.6087 (26 Feb. 2009). S/2009/475 (A/64/364) The situation in Afghanistan and S/PV.6145 (18 June 2009). its implications for international peace and security : At the 6145th meeting, the President made a report of the Secretary-General. statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Issued: 22 Sept. 2009. with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq": S/2009/674 (A/64/613) The situation in Afghanistan and S/PRST/2009/17. its implications for international peace and security : report of the Secretary-General. S/PV.6177 (4 Aug. 2009). Issued: 28 Dec. 2009. S/PV.6179 (7 Aug. 2009). Draft resolutions At the 6179th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/406 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1883 (2009). S/2009/152 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)] / S/PV.6218 (16 Nov. 2009). Japan. S/PV.6219 (16 Nov. 2009). S/2009/647 Draft resolution [on continuation of measures At the 6219th meeting, the President made a imposed against the Taliban and Al-Qaida] / Austria, statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Burkina Faso, Croatia, France, Mexico, Turkey, United with prior consultations among Council members on the Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq": United States of America. S/PRST/2009/30.
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UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN (continued) (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Discussion in plenary Council S/PV.6094 (19 Mar. 2009). S/PRST/2009/21 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6098 (23 Mar. 2009). Security Council, at the 6162nd meeting, 15 July 2009, At the 6098th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/152 in connection with the Council's consideration of the item was adopted unanimously: resolution 1868 (2009). entitled "The situation in Afghanistan"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6154 (30 June 2009). Stresses the importance that the elections be free, S/PV.6154(Resumption1) (30 June 2009). fair, transparent, credible, secure and inclusive; calls upon the people of Afghanistan to exercise their vote; calls on all S/PV.6162 (15 July 2009). parties concerned to adhere to the fundamental principles At the 6162nd meeting, the President made a laid out in the electoral law and all other relevant statement, on behalf of the Council members, in regulations, the Presidential Decree on non-interference in connection with prior consultations among Council election affairs, and the Guidelines issued by the Special members on the item entitled "The situation in Representative of the Secretary-General to ensure a Afghanistan": S/PRST/2009/21. credible electoral process; reaffirms the primary S/PV.6194 (29 Sept. 2009). responsibility of the Afghan Government and the Independent Electoral Commission to set the necessary S/PV.6211 (29 Oct. 2009). conditions for elections, and emphasizes the central role of At the 6211th meeting, the President made a the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and statement on behalf of Council members, in connection the Special Representative of the Secretary -General in with prior consultations among Council members on the leading and coordinating the international civilian efforts in item entitled "The situation in Afghanistan": Afghanistan. S/PRST/2009/28. S/PRST/2009/28 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6247 (17 Dec. 2009). Security Council, at the 6211th meeting, 29 October At the 6247th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/647 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of was adopted unanimously: resolution 1904 (2009). the item entitled "The situation in Afghanistan"] / by the Resolutions President of the Security Council. Expresses its strong condemnation of the terrorist S/RES/1868(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN attack in Kabul on 28 Oct. 2009; expresses its strong Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)]. support for the Secretary-General, his Special Welcomes the report of the Secretary-General of 10 Representative and all UN personnel in fulfilling their Mar. 2009 (S/2009/135); decides to extend the mandate of difficult but important tasks, further expresses solidarity UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) until 23 with UN staff on the ground, and commends the March 2010; decides further that UNAMA and the Special determination of the UN not to be deterred by the tragic Representative of the Secretary-General will continue to incident and to carry on its mission in Afghanistan; and lead the international civilian efforts; calls on international stresses the need to ensure security of UN staff and its donors and organizations and the Afghan Government to support to this end. adhere to their commitments made at the International Participation by non-Council members (without Conference in Support of Afghanistan, held in Paris on 12 the right to vote) June 2008; welcomes the achievements to date in the implementation of the Mine Action Programme of S/PV.6094 (19 Mar. 2009) Afghanistan, Australia, Afghanistan; stresses in this context the importance of Canada, the Czech Republic, Germany, India, Iran further progress in the reconstruction and reform of the (Islamic Republic of), Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and prison sector in Afghanistan; recognizes the significant Pakistan. progress achieved on gender equality in Afghanistan in recent years; affirms also the importance of voluntary, S/PV.6098 (23 Mar. 2009) Afghanistan. safe, orderly return and sustainable reintegration of the S/PV.6154 (30 June 2009) Afghanistan, Australia, internally displaced persons. (Adopted unanimously, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, India, Islamic 6098th meeting, 23 Mar. 2009) Republic of Iran, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway and Pakistan. S/PV.6154(Resumption1) (30 June 2009) Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, India, Islamic Republic of Iran, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway and Pakistan. S/PV.6162 (15 July 2009) Afghanistan. S/PV.6194 (29 Sept. 2009) Afghanistan. S/PV.6211 (29 Oct. 2009) Afghanistan. - 113 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE (continued) (continued) S/RES/1904(2009) [Continuation of measures imposed S/PRST/2009/34 Statement [made on behalf of the against the Taliban and Al-Qaida]. Security Council, at the 6241st meeting, 16 December Decides that all States shall take the measures as 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of previously imposed with respect to Al-Qaida, Usama bin the item entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by Laden and the Taliban, and other individuals, groups, the President of the Security Council. undertakings and entities associated with them; Refers to the report of the Secretary-General on the encourages all Member States to submit to the Committee UN Disengagement Observer Force (S/2009/597) that for inclusion on the Consolidated List names of individuals, states in para. 11 "... the situation in the Middle East is groups, undertakings and entities participating, by any tense and is likely to remain so, unless and until a means, in the financing or support of acts or activities of comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the Al-Qaida, Usama bin Laden or the Taliban, and other Middle East problem can be reached"; states that it reflects individuals, groups, undertakings and entities associated the view of the Security Council. with them; decides that, when considering delisting Discussion in plenary requests, the Committee shall be assisted by an Office of the Ombudsperson, to be established for an initial period S/PV.6146 (19 June 2009). of 18 months; encourages the Committee to continue to S/PV.6148 (23 June 2009). ensure that fair and clear procedures exist for placing At the 6148th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/320 individuals and entities on the Consolidated List and for was adopted unanimously: resolution 1875 (2009); at the removing them as well as for granting humanitarian same meeting, the President made a statement on behalf exemptions, and directs the Committee to keep its of Council members, in connection with prior consultations guidelines under active review in support of these among Council members on the item entitled "The objectives; decides, in order to assist the Committee in situation in the Middle East": S/PRST/2009/18. fulfilling its mandate, as well as to support the Ombudsperson, to extend the mandate of the current New S/PV.6232 (7 Dec. 2009). York-based Monitoring Team. (Adopted unanimously, 6247th meeting, 17 Dec. 2009) S/PV.6241 (16 Dec. 2009). At the 6241st meeting, draft resolution S/2009/651 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE was adopted unanimously: resolution 1899 (2009). Reports S/PV.6241 (16 Dec. 2009). At the 6241st meeting, the President made a S/2009/295 Report of the Secretary-General on the statement on behalf of Council members, in connection United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the with prior consultations among Council members on the period from 1 January 2009 to 30 June 2009. item entitled "The situation in the Middle East": Issued: 8 June 2009. S/PRST/2009/34. S/2009/597 Report of the Secretary-General on the Resolutions United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the period from 1 July 2009 to 31 December 2009. S/RES/1875(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Issued: 18 Nov. 2009. Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. Calls upon the parties concerned to implement Draft resolutions immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; S/2009/320 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate requests the Secretary-General to take all necessary of the UN Disengagement Observer Force]. action in this regard and to keep the Security Council informed, and urges troop-contributing countries to take S/2009/651 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate preventive and disciplinary action to ensure that such acts of the UN Disengagement Observer Force]. are properly investigated and punished in cases involving Statements by the President of the Security their personnel; decides to renew the mandate of the UN Council Disengagement Observer Force for a period of 6 months, that is, until 31 Dec. 2009; requests the Secretary-General S/PRST/2009/18 Statement [made on behalf of the to submit a report on developments in the situation and the Security Council, at the 6148th meeting, 23 June 2009, measures taken to implement resolution 338 (1973). in connection with the Council's consideration of the item (Adopted unanimously, 6148th meeting, 23 June 2009) entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the President of the Security Council. Refers to the report of the Secretary-General on the UN Disengagement Observer Force (S/2009/295) that states in para. 11 "... the situation in the Middle East is tense and is likely to remain so, unless and until a comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the Middle East problem can be reached"; states that it reflects the view of the Security Council.
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UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE (continued) (continued) S/RES/1899(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Participation by non-Council members (without Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. the right to vote) Calls upon the parties concerned to implement immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; S/PV.6085 (19 Feb. 2009) Australia, Brazil, Cuba, the Czech Republic, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, New welcomes the efforts being undertaken by the UN Disengagement Observer Force to implement the Zealand, Norway, the Philippines, Portugal, South Africa, Secretary-General's zero-tolerance policy on sexual Thailand and Timor-Leste. exploitation and abuse; decides to renew the mandate of S/PV.6086 (26 Feb. 2009) Australia, Malaysia, New the UN Disengagement Observer Force for a period of 6 Zealand, Portugal and Timor-Leste. months, that is, until 30 June 2010. (Adopted unanimously, 6241st meeting, 16 Dec. 2009) S/PV.6205 (23 Oct. 2009) Australia, Brazil, New Zealand, the Philippines, Portugal, South Africa, Sweden, Timor- UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Leste and Thailand. Reports Discussion in plenary S/2009/72 Report of the Secretary-General on the United S/PV.6085 (19 Feb. 2009). Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the period S/PV.6086 (26 Feb. 2009). from 9 July 2008 to 20 January 2009). At the 6086th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/111 Issued: 4 Feb. 2009. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1867 (2009). S/2009/504 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.6129 (27 May 2009). United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the period from 21 January 2009 to 23 September 2009). S/PV.6205 (23 Oct. 2009). Issued: 2 Oct. 2009. General documents S/2009/261 Letter, 20 May 2008, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1867 (2009) on the situation in Timor-Leste and reports that no adjustments were required in the concept of operations and rules of engagement to the military concept of operations, but a revised concept is being prepared for the police component. S/2009/612 Letter, 25 Nov. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1704 (2006) establishing the UN Integrated Mission in Timor- Leste (UNMIT) and reports the Secretary -General's intention to appoint Ameerah Haq (Bangladesh) as his Special Representative for Timor-Leste and Head of UNMIT, to succeed Atul Khare (India) who will complete his assignment on 10 Dec. 2009. S/2009/613 Letter, 1 Dec. 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 25 Nov. 2009 (S/2009/612) and reports that members of the Council have taken note of his intention to appoint Ameerah Haq (Bangladesh) as his Special Representative for Timor-Leste and Head of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste. Draft resolutions S/2009/111 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)] / Australia, France, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Portugal, Turkey, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America.
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UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN (continued) SIERRA LEONE (continued) Resolutions General documents S/RES/1867(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2009/17 Letter, 5 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)]. General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1829 Decides to extend the mandate of UNMIT until 26 (2008) on the establishment of the UN Integrated Feb. 2010 at the current authorized levels; requests Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL) and UNMIT to extend the necessary support, within its current reports the Secretary -General's intention to appoint mandate, for local elections currently planned for 2009, Michael von der Schulenburg (Germany) as the responding to the request from the Government of Timor- Executive Representative for the UN Integrated Leste, and encourages the international community to Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL); states assist in this process; supports the gradual resumption of that he will also serve as the Resident Representative of policing responsibilities by the Polícia Nacional de Timor- the UNDP and UN Resident Coordinator in Sierra Leste (PNTL) beginning in 2009 through a phased Leone. approach; and requests UNMIT to continue to ensure, S/2009/18 Letter, 8 Jan. 2009, from the President of the through the presence of UNMIT police component and the Security Council. Refers to letter of the Secretary- provision of support to the PNTL, the maintenance of General dated 5 Jan. 2009 (S/2009/17) expressing his public security in Timor-Leste, which includes interim law intention to appoint Michael von der Schulenburg enforcement and public security until the PNTL is fully (Germany) as his Executive Representative for the UN reconstituted; underscores the need for the concept of Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone operations and rules of engagement to be regularly (UNIPSIL) as well as Resident Representative of the updated as necessary and to be fully in line with the UNDP and UN Resident Coordinator and states that provisions of this resolution, and requests the Secretary- members of the Council have taken note of the intention General to report on them to the Security Council and expressed in the letter. troop and police contributing countries within 90 days after the adoption of this resolution; requests the Secretary- Draft resolutions General to include in his reporting to the Security Council S/2009/456 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate progress on gender mainstreaming throughout UNMIT and of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra all other aspects relating to the situation of women and Leone (UNIPSIL)]. girls, especially on the need to protect them from gender- based violence, detailing special measures to protect Participation by non-Council members (without women and girls from such violence; Further requests the the right to vote) Secretary-General to keep the Security Council regularly informed of the developments on the ground, including S/PV.6080 (9 Feb. 2009) Sierra Leone. those related to preparation for the planned local elections, S/PV.6137 (8 June 2009) Sierra Leone. and on the implementation of this resolution, including in particular progress on transfer of the policing responsibility S/PV.6187 (14 Sept. 2009) Sierra Leone. from UNMIT to the PNTL, and to submit to the Security S/PV.6189 (15 Sept. 2009) Sierra Leone. Council, no later than 30 September 2009, a report reviewing, inter alia, the resumption of policing Discussion in plenary responsibilities by the PNTL, and, no later than 1 February S/PV.6080 (9 Feb. 2009). 2010, a report which includes possible adjustments in UNMIT's mandate and strength. (Adopted unanimously, S/PV.6137 (8 June 2009). 6086th meeting, 26 Feb. 2009) S/PV.6187 (14 Sept. 2009). UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6189 (15 Sept. 2009). SIERRA LEONE At the 6189th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/456 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1886 (2009). Reports S/2009/59 First report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone. Issued: 30 Jan. 2009. S/2009/267 Second report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone. Issued: 22 May 2009.
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UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON (continued) SIERRA LEONE (continued) S/2009/566 Eleventh report of the Secretary-General on Resolutions the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). S/RES/1886(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Issued: 2 Nov. 2009. Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL)]. General documents Decides to extend the mandate of UN Integrated S/2009/27 Identical letters, 8 Jan. 2009, from Israel Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL), as set out addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of in resolution 1829 (2008), until 30 Sept. 2010; emphasizes the Security Council. Reports that on 8 Jan. 2009, 3 the importance for UNIPSIL of achieving jointly with the UN Katyusha rockets were allegedly fired from Lebanese country team the objectives of the Joint Vision within their territory into Israel striking the area of Nahariya and respective mandates and, in particular, focusing on hitting a nursing home wounding 2 elderly women. providing support to the Government of Sierra Leone in its efforts regarding constitutional reform, building police S/2009/407 Letter, 6 Aug. 2009, from the Secretary- capacity, tackling corruption, illicit drug trafficking and General. Requests the renewal of the mandate of the organized crime, as well as addressing youth UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) for a further unemployment, supporting the preparations for the 2012 period of 12 months, until 31 Aug. 2010. elections, and assisting the work of the Peacebuilding S/2009/628 Letter, 7 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- Commission and the Peacebuilding Fund. (Adopted General. Refers to the command of the UN Interim Force unanimously, 6189th meeting, 15 Sept. 2009) in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and reports the Secretary-General's UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN intention to appoint Major General Alberto Asarta Cuevas (Spain) as Head of Mission and UNIFIL Force KOSOVO Commander to replace Major General Claudio Graziano, Reports who will relinquish his post on 28 Jan. 2010. S/2009/149 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2009/629 Letter, 9 Dec. 2009, from the President of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Security Council. Refers to letter dated 7 Dec. 2009 Issued: 17 Mar. 2009. (S/2009/628) from the Secretary-General and reports that the Secretary-General's intention to designate Major S/2009/300 Report of the Secretary-General on the General Alberto Asarta Cuevas (Spain) as Head of United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Mission and UN Interim-Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) Issued: 10 June 2009. Commander has been brought to the attention of the S/2009/497 Report of the Secretary-General on the members of the Security Council. United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Draft resolutions Issued: 30 Sept. 2009. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2009/431 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] / Belgium, the right to vote) Croatia, France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom of Great S/PV.6097 (23 Mar. 2009) Serbia and Kosovo. Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. S/PV.6144 (17 June 2009) Serbia. Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.6202 (15 Oct. 2009) Serbia. the right to vote) Discussion in plenary S/PV.6183 (27 Aug. 2009) Belgium, Israel, Italy, Lebanon S/PV.6097 (23 Mar. 2009). and Spain. S/PV.6144 (17 June 2009). Discussion in plenary S/PV.6202 (15 Oct. 2009). S/PV.6181 (13 Aug. 2009). S/PV.6183 (27 Aug. 2009). UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON At the 6183rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/431 Reports was adopted unanimously: resolution 1884 (2009). S/2009/119 Ninth report of the Secretary -General on Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). Issued: 3 Mar. 2009. S/2009/330 Tenth report of the Secretary -General on Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). Issued: 29 June 2009.
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UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON (continued) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN Resolutions WESTERN SAHARA (continued) Draft resolutions S/RES/1884(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)]. S/2009/224 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Decides to extend the present mandate of UN of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) until 31 Aug. 2010; Sahara (MINURSO)] / France, Russian Federation, commends the positive role of UNIFIL, whose deployment Spain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern together with the Lebanese Armed Forces has helped to Ireland and United States of America. establish a new strategic environment in southern Participation by non-Council members (without Lebanon; strongly calls upon all parties concerned to respect the cessation of hostilities and the Blue Line in its the right to vote) entirety and to cooperate fully with the UN and UNIFIL and S/PV.6117 (30 Apr. 2009) Spain. to abide scrupulously by their obligation to respect the safety of UNIFIL and other UN personnel, including by Discussion in plenary avoiding any course of action which endangers UN S/PV.6109 (22 Apr. 2009). personnel and by ensuring UNIFIL is accorded full freedom of movement within its area of operation; urges all parties S/PV.6117 (30 Apr. 2009). to cooperate fully with the Security Council and the At the 6116th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/224 Secretary-General to achieve a permanent ceasefire and a was adopted unanimously: resolution 1871 (2009). long-term solution as envisioned in resolution 1701 (2006). Resolutions (Adopted unanimously, 6183rd meeting, 27 Aug. 2009) S/RES/1871(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara WESTERN SAHARA (MINURSO)]. Reaffirms the need for full respect of the military Reports agreements reached with the UN Mission for the S/2009/200 Report of the Secretary-General on the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) with regard to situation concerning Western Sahara. the ceasefire; welcomes the parties' agreement with the Issued: 13 Apr. 2009. Personal Envoy's suggestion to hold small, informal talks in preparation for a 5th round of negotiations; calls upon S/2009/200/Corr.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the parties to continue negotiations under the auspices of the situation concerning Western Sahara corrigendum. the Secretary -General without preconditions and in good Issued: 14 Apr. 2009. - Corrects text. faith; requests the Secretary-General to provide a report General documents on the situation in Western Sahara well before the end of the mandate period; urges Member States to provide S/2009/197 Letter, 10 Apr. 2009, from Morocco. Transmits voluntary contributions to fund confidence-building letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs and measures; decides to extend the mandate of MINURSO Cooperation reporting alleged violation of Military until 30 Apr. 2010. (Adopted unanimously, 6117th meeting, Agreement No. 1 that has concluded with the UN 30 Apr. 2009) Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO), which is responsible for monitoring its UN MISSION IN LIBERIA implementation. Reports S/2009/526 Letter, 6 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary - S/2009/86 Eighteenth progress report of the Secretary- General. Refers to the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) and reports the Secretary- General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. Issued: 10 Feb. 2009. General's intention to appoint Hany Abdel-Aziz (Egypt) as his Special Representative for Western Sahara and S/2009/299 Special report of the Secretary-General on the Head of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western United Nations Mission in Liberia. Sahara (MINURSO). Issued: 10 June 2009. S/2009/527 Letter, 8 Oct. 2009, from the President of the S/2009/411 Nineteenth progress report of the Secretary- Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. dated 6 Oct. 2009 (S/2009/526) and reports that Issued: 10 Aug. 2009. members of the Council have taken note of his intention to appoint Hany Abdel-Aziz (Egypt) as his new Special Representative for Western Sahara and Head of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO).
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UN MISSION IN LIBERIA (continued) UN MISSION IN LIBERIA (continued) General documents Resolutions S/2009/546 Letter, 19 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary- S/RES/1885(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN General. Refers to the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)]. established by Security Council resolution 1509 (2003) Decides that the mandate of the UN Mission in of 19 Sept. 2003 and whose mandate was extended by Liberia (UNMIL) shall be extended until 30 Sept. 2010; Council resolution 1885 (2009) of 15 Sept. 2009 and authorizes UNMIL to assist the Liberian government with reports his intention to appoint Lieutenant General the 2011 general presidential and legislative elections; Sikander Afzal (Pakistan) as Force Commander of the endorses the Secretary-General's recommendation to UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) to replace Lieutenant implement the 3rd stage of UNMIL's drawdown, from Oct. General A. T. M. Zahirul Alam (Bangladesh), whose tour 2009-May 2010, repatriating 2,029 military personnel, 3 of duty ended on 19 Oct. 2009. attack helicopters, and 72 armoured personnel carriers, leaving UNMIL's military strength at 8,202 personnel, S/2009/547 Letter, 22 Oct. 2009, from the President of the including 7,952 troops in Liberia and 250 at the Special Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Court for Sierra Leone and keeping the UNMIL police dated 19 Oct. 2009 (S/2009/546) and reports that component at its current authorized strength. (Adopted members of the Security Council have taken note of his unanimously, 6188th meeting, 15 Sept. 2009) intention to appoint Lieutenant General Sikander Afzal (Pakistan) as Force Commander of the UN Mission in UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN Liberia. REPUBLIC AND CHAD S/2009/679 Letter, 28 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- Reports General. Refers to para. 5 of Security Council resolution 1626 (2005) of 19 Sept. 2005, by which the Council S/2009/199 Report of the Secretary-General on the authorized the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) to deploy United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic up to 250 UN military personnel to Sierra Leone to and Chad. provide security for the Special Court for Sierra Leone Issued: 14 Apr. 2009. and recommends reduction of the force by 100 soldiers S/2009/214 Letter, 21 Apr. 2009, from the Secretary- and maintaining the remaining military personnel until the work of the Court is completed in 2011. General. Transmits letters dated 22 Sept. 2008 and 2 Apr. 2009 from the Secretary-General and High S/2009/680 Letter, 30 Dec. 2009, from the President of Representative for the Common Foreign and Security the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Policy of the European Union, transmitting the two dated 28 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/679) expressing his reports on the activities of the European Union military intention to reduce the strength of the military guard mission in Chad and the Central African Republic, which force assigned to the Special Court for Sierra Leone by covers the period 15 March -15 Sept. 2008 and 15 Sept. 100 military personnel and to maintain a 150-strong 2008-15 Mar. 2009. military personnel until the Special Court completes its work in 2001 and states that members of the Council S/2009/359 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic have taken note of the intention expressed in the letter. and Chad. Draft resolutions Issued: 14 July 2009. S/2009/455 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/2009/535 Report of the Secretary-General on the of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)]. United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Participation by non-Council members (without and Chad. the right to vote) Issued: 14 Oct. 2009. General documents S/PV.6188 (15 Sept. 2009) Liberia. Discussion in plenary S/2009/121 Letter, 27 Feb. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the UN Mission in the Central African S/PV.6184 (3 Sept. 2009). Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) and reports the intention of the Secretary-General to appoint Major S/PV.6188 (15 Sept. 2009). General Elhadji Mouhamedou Kandji (Senegal) as Force At the 6188th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/455 Commander of the UN Mission in the Central African was adopted unanimously: resolution 1885 (2009). Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) following the transfer of authority from the European Union forces in Chad and the Central African Republic on 15 Mar. 2009. S/2009/122 Letter, 3 Mar. 2009, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 27 Feb. 2009 (S/2009/121) and reports that members of the Security Council have taken note of his intention to appoint Major General Elhadji Mouhamedou Kandji (Senegal) as Force Commander of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad. - 119 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 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.6204 (22 Oct. 2009). S/2009/29 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Resolutions of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and S/RES/1861(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Chad (MINURCAT)] / France. Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad Statements by the President of the Security (MINURCAT)]. Council Decides to extend for a period of 12 months the multidimensional presence in Chad and military presence S/PRST/2009/13 Statement [made on behalf of the in the Central African Republic intended to help create the Security Council, at the 6122nd meeting, 8 May 2009, in security conditions conducive to a voluntary, secure and connection with the Council's consideration of the item sustainable return of refugees and displaced persons, inter entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African alia by contributing to the protection of refugees, displaced Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the persons and civilians in danger, by facilitating the provision Security Council. of humanitarian assistance in eastern Chad and the north- Condemns the renewed military incursions in eastern Central African Republic and by creating eastern Chad of Chadian armed groups; stresses that any favourable conditions for the reconstruction and economic attempt at destabilization of Chad by force is and social development of those areas; decides, for that unacceptable; demands that rebel armed groups cease purpose, to extend until 15 Mar. 2010 the mandate of violence immediately and calls on all parties to reengage MINURCAT; authorizes the deployment of a military in dialogue in the framework of the Sirte agreement of 25 component of MINURCAT to follow up European Union-led Oct. 2007; calls on Sudan and Chad to respect and fully Force (EUFOR) in both Chad and the Central African implement their mutual commitments, to engage Republic at the end of its mandate, and decides that the constructively with the Dakar contact group and the good transfer of authority between EUFOR and the military offices of Libya and Qatar, to normalize their relations, component of MINURCAT will take place on 15 Mar. 2009; cooperate to put an end to cross-border activities of armed decides that MINURCAT shall include a maximum of 300 groups and strengthen actions to combat illicit arms police officers, 25 military liaison officers, 5200 military trafficking in the region; reiterates its full support for the UN personnel, and an appropriate number of civilian Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad personnel; requests the Secretary-General and the (MINURCAT), to protect UN and associated personnel and Governments of Chad and the Central African Republic to to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance; calls cooperate closely throughout the period of deployment of on all parties to abide by their obligations under MINURCAT; demands that armed groups cease violence international humanitarian law; encourages the Chadian immediately and urges all parties in Chad and the Central authorities in promoting political dialogue. African Republic, respectively, to respect and implement Participation by non-Council members (without the Sirte agreement of 25 Oct. 2007 and the the right to vote) comprehensive peace agreement signed in Libreville on 21 June 2008. (Adopted unanimously, 6064th meeting, 14 S/PV.6064 (14 Jan. 2009) Central African Republic and Jan. 2009) Chad. S/PV.6111 (24 Apr. 2009) Central African Republic, Chad UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN and the Czech Republic. Reports S/PV.6122 (8 May 2009) Chad. S/2009/61 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. S/PV.6172 (28 July 2009) Central African Republic and Issued: 30 Jan. 2009. Chad. S/2009/211 Report of the Secretary-General on the Discussion in plenary Sudan. Issued: 17 Apr. 2009. S/PV.6064 (14 Jan. 2009). At the 6064th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/29 S/2009/357 Report of the Secretary-General on the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1861 (2009). United Nations Mission in Sudan. Issued: 14 July 2009. S/PV.6111 (24 Apr. 2009). S/2009/545 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.6121 (8 May 2009). United Nations Mission in the Sudan. S/PV.6122 (8 May 2009). Issued: 21 Oct. 2009. At the 6122nd meeting, the President made a S/2009/562 Letter, 27 Oct. 2009, from the Chairman of the statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Security Council Committee established pursuant to with prior consultations among Council members on the resolution 1591 (2005). Transmits letter dated 2 Oct. item entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African 2009 from the Coordinator of the Panel of Experts on the Republic and the subregion": S/PRST/2009/13. Sudan transmitting the report of the Panel of Experts on S/PV.6172 (28 July 2009). the Sudan as requested by the Security Council in para. 2 of resolution 1841 (2008). - 120 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN (continued) Reports General documents S/2009/69 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2009/64 Letter, 29 Jan. 2009, from United Republic of situation in Abkhazia, Georgia, pursuant to Security Tanzania. Transmits letter dated 26 Jan. 2009 from the Council resolution 1839 (2008). Chairperson of the Commission of the African Union and Issued: 3 Feb. 2009. the attachment entitled "Progress report by the Government of National Unity of the Republic of the S/2009/69/Corr.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sudan to the Commission of the African Union for the situation in Abkhazia, Georgia, pursuant to Security period October 2008 to January 2009". Council resolution 1839 (2008) : corrigendum. Issued: 10 Mar. 2009. - Corrects text. S/2009/100 Identical letters, 18 February 2009, from Qatar addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2009/254 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to President of the Security Council. Transmits text of the Security Council resolutions 1808 (2008), 1839 (2008) Agreement of Goodwill and Confidence-Building for the and 1866 (2009). Settlement of the Problem in Darfur, signed by the Issued: 18 May 2009. Government of National Unity of the Sudan and the Draft resolutions Justice and Equality Movement of Sudan on 17 Feb. 2009, in Doha, under the auspices of the Government of S/2009/88 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Qatar and the African Union-United Nations Joint Chief of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)]. Mediator for Darfur. S/2009/310 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Draft resolutions of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)] / Austria, Croatia, France, Germany, Turkey, United S/2009/225 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of the UN Mission in the Sudan (UNMIS)] / United States United States of America. of America. The draft resolution was not adopted due to the Participation by non-Council members (without negative vote of a permanent member of the Council the right to vote) (Russian Federation). Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.6096 (20 Mar. 2009) Sudan and Czech Republic. the right to vote) Discussion in plenary S/PV.6082 (13 Feb. 2009) Georgia and Germany. S/PV.6079 (5 Feb. 2009). S/PV.6143 (15 June 2009) Georgia and Germany. S/PV.6096 (20 Mar. 2009). Discussion in plenary S/PV.6110 (23 Apr. 2009). S/PV.6082 (13 Feb. 2009). S/PV.6116 (30 Apr. 2009). At the 6082nd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/88 At the 6116th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/225 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1866 (2009). was adopted unanimously: resolution 1870 (2009). S/PV.6140 (12 June 2009). Resolutions S/PV.6143 (15 June 2009). S/RES/1870(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN At the 6143rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/310 Mission in the Sudan (UNMIS)]. was not adopted due to the negative vote of a permanent Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Mission in member of the Security Council (Russian Federation). Sudan (UNMIS) until Apr. 30 2010; requests the Secretary- General to report to the Council every 3 months on the Resolutions implementation of the mandate of UNMIS; requests S/RES/1866(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN UNMIS to provide security to the civilian population, Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)]. humanitarian and development actors; requests UNMIS to Requests the Secretary-General to report to the support credible national elections; calls UNMIS to pro Council on the implementation of this resolution, and on actively conduct patrols in areas at high risk of localized the situation on the ground and the activities of the UN conflict; requests UNMIS to provide technical and logistical mission, including recommendations on future activities by support to the Technical ad hoc Border Committee; 15 May 2009; expresses its intention to outline the requests UNMIS to explore ways to support Sudanese elements of a future UN presence in the region by 15 June efforts to build JIU capabilities; requests UNMIS to pay 2009, taking into account the recommendations to be particular attention to the protection, release and contained in the above-mentioned report of the Secretary- reintegration of children recruited to and participating with General, the Geneva discussions and developments on armed forces and armed groups; requests UNMIS to the ground; decides to extend the mandate of the UN coordinate with partners to facilitate sustainable returns; mission for a new period terminating on 15 June 2009. requests the Secretary-General to take the necessary (Adopted unanimously, 6082nd meeting, 13 Feb. 2009) measures to ensure full compliance by UNMIS with UN zero-tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse and to keep the Council fully informed. (Adopted unanimously, 6116th meeting, 30 Apr. 2009) - 121 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) Reports S/2009/672 Letter, 18 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/21 Nineteenth progress report of the Secretary- General. Refers to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) established pursuant to Security Council General on the United Nations Operation in Côte resolution 1528 (2004) and his letter of 8 Dec. 2009 and d'Ivoire. Issued: 8 Jan. 2009. reports that the appointment of Major General Abdul Hafiz (Bangladesh) as Force Commander of the UN S/2009/196 Twentieth progress report of the Secretary - Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) will take effect from 1 General on the United Nations Operation in Côte Apr. 2010 while the tour of duty of the current UNOCI d'Ivoire. Force Commander, Major General Fernand Marcel Issued: 13 Apr. 2009. Amoussou (Benin) will be extended until 31 Mar. 2010. S/2009/344 Twenty-first progress report of the Secretary - S/2009/673 Letter, 24 Dec. 2009, from the President of General on the United Nations Operation in Côte the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter d'Ivoire. dated 18 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/672) and reports that his Issued: 7 July 2009. intention to extend the appointment of Major General Fernand Marcel Amoussou as the Force Commander of S/2009/495 Twenty-second progress report of the the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire until 31 Mar. 2010 has Secretary-General on the United Nations Operation in been brought to the attention of the members of the Côte d'Ivoire. Security Council. Issued: 29 Sept. 2009. General documents S/2009/689 Letter, 31 Dec. 2009, from Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/2009/188 Letter, 8 Apr. 2009, from Chairman of the Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. established pursuant to resolution 1572 (2004) Transmits the midterm report of the Group of Experts on concerning Côte d'Ivoire covering the activities of the Côte d'Ivoire, prepared pursuant to para. 11 of Security Committee from 1 Jan. - 31 Dec. 2009. Council resolution 1842 (2008). S/2009/694 Letter, 29 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- S/2009/446 Letter, 4 Sept. 2009, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 19 Dec. 2009 from Côte General. Provides an update on the preparation of the d'Ivoire and Burkina Faso proposing the deployment of a provisional electoral list for the presidential election in military unit of up to 500 troops from Burkina Faso to Côte d'Ivoire, scheduled to take place on 29 Nov. 2009. Côte d'Ivoire for a period of 3 months, as part of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI), to reinforce the S/2009/521 Letter, 7 Oct. 2009, from the Chairman of the security arrangements for the presidential elections Security Council Committee Established pursuant to expected to be held by Mar. 2010. Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. Transmits the final report of the Group of Experts on Draft resolutions Côte d'Ivoire, prepared pursuant to para. 11 of Security S/2009/49 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandates of Council resolution 1842 (2008). the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the S/2009/637 Letter, 8 Dec. 2009, from the Secretary- French forces which support it] / France. General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to S/2009/390 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of appoint Major General Abdul Hafiz (Bangladesh) as the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the Operation Force Commander of the UN Operation in French forces which support it] / France. Côte d'Ivoire with effect from 1 Jan. 2010 as a replacement for Major General Fernand Marcel S/2009/560 Draft resolution [on extension of measures Amoussou (Benin), whose tour of duty will end on 31 imposed by Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) Dec. 2009. and 1643 (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and on extension of the mandate of the UN Group of S/2009/638 Letter, 10 Dec. 2009, from the President of Experts] / France. the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 8 Dec. 2009 (S/2009/637) from the Secretary-General and reports that the Secretary-General's intention to designate Major General Abdul Hafiz (Bangladesh) as Commander of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire has been brought to the attention of the members of the Security Council.
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UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PRST/2009/33 Statement [made on behalf of the Council Security Council, at the 6234th meeting, 8 December 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of S/PRST/2009/16 Statement [made on behalf of the the item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire"] / by the Security Council, at the 6133rd meeting, 29 May 2009, in President of the Security Council. connection with the Council's consideration of the item Notes with concern the postponement of the 1st entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire"] / by the President round of the presidential election, scheduled for 29 Nov. of the Security Council. 2009; welcomes the 3 Dec. 2009 communiqué of the The Security Council welcomes the communiqué Permanent Consultative Framework; commends the dated 18 May 2009 of the Permanent Consultative Facilitator, President Blaise Compaoré of Burkina Faso, for Framework of the Ouagadougou Political Agreement, his continued efforts to support the peace process in Côte which provides a comprehensive electoral time frame d'Ivoire; takes note that the Permanent Consultative leading to the first round of the presidential election in Côte Framework considered that the postponement of the d'Ivoire on 29 Nov. 2009; it stresses that this time frame elections was due to technical and financial constraints has been endorsed by all the main Ivorian political actors; and that the 1st round of the Presidential elections would underlines the importance of the effective implementation be organized by the end of Feb. or the beginning of Mar. of each of the five stages leading to the elections; urges 2010; urges again the Ivorian authorities to allow equitable the Ivorian political actors to meet their commitments in full access to public media, consistent with the Code of Good and without further delay; reaffirms its full support to the Conduct for Elections; welcomes the signature by Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Côte President Laurent Gbagbo on 17 Nov. 2009 of several d'Ivoire and to the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire, and military rules and regulations, including 7 decrees; recalls recalls that the Special Representative shall certify that all that it will review the mandate and the troop level of the stages of the electoral process provide all the necessary UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) by 31 Jan. 2010; guarantees for the holding of free, fair, open and reiterates its determination to bring its full support to a transparent presidential and legislative elections; reiterates credible electoral process in Côte d'Ivoire. its determination to bring its full support to a credible electoral process in Côte d'Ivoire. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PRST/2009/25 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6193rd meeting, 29 September S/PV.6071 (21 Jan. 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. 2009, in connection with the Council's consideration of S/PV.6076 (27 Jan. 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. the item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6113 (28 Apr. 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. Reiterates Security Council's full support to the Ougadougou political process and to the electoral timeline S/PV.6133 (29 May 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. endorsed by all the main Ivorian political actors; reiterates S/PV.6168 (23 July 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. its determination to bring its full support to a credible electoral process and highlights the importance of an S/PV.6174 (30 July 2009) Cotê d'Ivoire. inclusive participation of the Ivorian civil society; it has S/PV.6209 (29 Oct. 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. extended the mandate and has maintained the troop level of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI); expresses S/PV.6234 (8 Dec. 2009) Côte d'Ivoire. its concern at the delay in publication of the provisional Discussion in plenary voters list; reiterates that the Ivorian political actors are bound to respect the electoral timeline; expresses its S/PV.6070 (21 Jan. 2009). intention to start considering the future direction of UNOCI S/PV.6071 (21 Jan. 2009). by reviewing by 15 Oct. its mandate and the benchmarks for a possible drawdown of the operation. S/PV.6076 (27 Jan. 2009). At the 6076th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/49 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1865 (2009). S/PV.6113 (28 Apr. 2009). S/PV.6133 (29 May 2009). At the 6133rd meeting, the President made a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire": S/PRST/2009/16. S/PV.6166 (23 July 2009). S/PV.6168 (23 July 2009). S/PV.6174 (30 July 2009). At the 6174th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/390 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1880 (2009). - 123 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) S/PV.6193 (29 Sept. 2009). S/RES/1893(2009) [Extension of measures imposed by At the 6193rd meeting, the President made a Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) and 1643 statement on behalf of Council members, in connection (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and on with prior consultations among Council members on the extension of the mandate of the UN Group of Experts]. item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire": Decides to renew until 31 Oct. 2010 the measures S/PRST/2009/25. on arms and the financial and travel measures imposed by paras. 7 to 12 of resolution 1572 (2004) and the measures S/PV.6209 (29 Oct. 2009). preventing the importation by any State of all rough At the 6209th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/560 diamonds from Côte d'Ivoire imposed by para. 6 of was adopted unanimously: resolution 1893 (2009). resolution 1643 (2005); demands that the Ivorian parties to S/PV.6234 (8 Dec. 2009). the Ouagadougou Political Agreement, in particular the At the 6234th meeting, the President made a Ivorian authorities, provide unhindered access particularly statement on behalf of Council members, in connection to the Group of Experts firstly established pursuant to para. with prior consultations among Council members on the 7 of resolution 1584 (2004), to equipment, sites and item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire": installations referred to in para. 2 (a) of resolution 1584 S/PRST/2009/33. (2005), and to all weapons, ammunition and related materiel, regardless of location, when appropriate without S/PV.6258 (14 Jan. 2010). notice and including those under the control of Republican Resolutions Guard units, and demands further that they provide access under the same conditions to UNOCI in order to carry out S/RES/1865(2009) [Renewal of the mandates of the UN its mandate and to the French forces which support it, as Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French set out in its resolutions 1739 (2007) and 1880 (2009); forces which support it]. decides to extend the mandate of the Group of Experts as Urges the Ivorian political actors to find without delay set out in para. 7 of resolution 1727 (2006) until 31 Oct. an agreement on a new and realistic time frame leading 2010 and requests the Secretary-General to take the quickly to free, open, fair and transparent elections; necessary administrative measures; decides that, the decides to renew the mandates of UNOCI and of the measures imposed by para. 6 of resolution 1643 (2005) French forces which support it, as determined in resolution shall not apply to an import that will be used solely for the 1739 (2007), until 31 July 2009, in particular to support the purposes of scientific research and analysis to facilitate the organization in Côte d'Ivoire of free, open, fair and development of specific technical information concerning transparent elections; endorses the recommendation Ivorian diamond production, provided the research is contained in paras. 46 and 61 of the report of the coordinated by the Kimberley Process, and approved on a Secretary-General dated 8 Jan. 2009 (S/2009/21) and case by case basis by the Committee; and decides that a decides to reduce the level of authorized military personnel request made in accordance with para. 16 shall be from 8115-7450; expresses its intention to review by 31 submitted to the Committee jointly by the Kimberley July 2009 the mandates of UNOCI and the French forces Process and the importing Member State, and decides which support it, the level of troops of UNOCI and the further that where the Committee has approved an benchmarks referred to in para. 19 above, in light of the exemption pursuant to this para., the importing Member progress achieved in the electoral process and in the State shall notify the Committee of the results of the study implementation of the key steps of the peace process, and and share the results, without delay, with the Group of requests the Secretary-General to provide to it a report to Experts on Côte d'Ivoire to assist them in their this end 3 weeks before this date. (Adopted unanimously, investigations. (Adopted unanimously, 6209th meeting, 29 6076th meeting, 27 Jan. 2009) Oct. 2009) S/RES/1880(2009) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE forces which support it]. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Urges the political parties to comply fully with the Reports Code of Good Conduct for elections and urges Ivorian authorities to allow equitable access to public media; S/2009/160 Twenty-seventh report of the Secretary- decides to renew the mandates of UNOCI and of the General on the United Nations Organization Mission in French forces which support it, as determined in resolution the Democratic Republic of the Congo. 1739 (2007), until 31 Jan. 2010, in particular to support the Issued: 27 Mar. 2009. organization in Côte d'Ivoire of free, open, fair and S/2009/253 Letter, 14 May 2009, from the Chairman of transparent elections; reaffirms its intention to authorize the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to the Secretary -General to redeploy troops, as may be Resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic needed, between the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) and Republic of the Congo. Transmits interim report of the UNOCI. (Adopted unanimously, 6174th meeting, 30 July Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the 2009) Congo submitted in accordance with para. 8 of Security Council resolution 1857 (2008).
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UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (continued) (continued) S/2009/335 Twenty-eighth report of the Secretary-General S/2009/663 Draft resolution [on extension of the on the United Nations Organization Mission in the deployment of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] / France. Issued: 30 June 2009. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2009/472 Twenty-ninth report of the Secretary-General the right to vote) on the United Nations Organization Mission in the S/PV.6104 (9 Apr. 2009) Democratic Republic of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Issued: 18 Sept. 2009. Congo. S/PV.6159 (10 July 2009) Democratic Republic of the S/2009/603 Letter, 23 Nov. 2009, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Congo. Resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic S/PV.6203 (16 Oct. 2009) Democratic Republic of the Republic of the Congo. Includes 126 annexes (p. 94- Congo. 287) with documents, photographs, e-mails, correspondence, money transfers, network diagrams, S/PV.6253 (23 Dec. 2009) Democratic Republic of the transport records, etc.. Transmits final report of the Congo. Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the Discussion in plenary Congo submitted in accordance with para. 8 of Security Council resolution 1857 (2008). S/PV.6083 (17 Feb. 2009). S/2009/623 Thirtieth report of the Secretary-General on S/PV.6104 (9 Apr. 2009). the United Nations Organization Mission in the S/PV.6131 (28 May 2009). Democratic Republic of the Congo. Issued: 4 Dec. 2009. S/PV.6159 (10 July 2009). S/2009/667 Letter, 31 Dec. 2009, from the Chairman of S/PV.6203 (16 Oct. 2009). the Security Council Committee established pursuant to S/PV.6225 (30 Nov. 2009). resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic At the 6225th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/604 Republic of the Congo. Transmits report of the Security was adopted unanimously: resolution 1896 (2009). Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic Republic of the S/PV.6237 (10 Dec. 2009). Congo, containing an account of the Committee's S/PV.6244 (16 Dec. 2009). activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2009. General documents S/PV.6253 (23 Dec. 2009). At the 6253rd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/663 S/2009/52 Letter, 27 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- was adopted unanimously: resolution 1906 (2009). General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1843 (2008) authorizing additional capacities for the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC) and reports that no formal offers have been made in response to requests for additional troops and resources authorized. S/2009/105 Letter, 19 Feb. 2009, from Secretary-General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1856 (2008) of 22 Dec. 2008 and reports that the concept of operations and the rules of engagement for the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have been revised to meet the requirements of the robust mandate of the Mission and provides the military component of MONUC with clear strategic objectives and end states. Draft resolutions S/2009/604 Draft resolution [on expansion of the mandate of the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1533 (2004) and extension of measures on arms, transport, financial and travel against the Democratic Republic of the Congo imposed by resolution 1807 (2008)] / France.
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UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (continued) (continued) Resolutions S/RES/1906(2009) [Extension of the deployment of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of S/RES/1896(2009) [Expansion of the mandate of the the Congo (MONUC)]. Committee Established pursuant to resolution 1533 Decides to extend the deployment of the UN (2004) and extension of measures on arms, transport, Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the financial and travel against the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUC) until 31 May 2010, with the intention to the Congo imposed by resolution 1807 (2008)]. extend it further at that date for 12 months, authorizes the Decides to renew until 30 Nov. 2010 the measures continuation until that date of up to 19,815 military on arms; decides to renew, for the period specified in para. personnel, 760 military observers, 391 police personnel 1 above, the measures on transport; decides to renew, for and 1,050 personnel of formed police units, and stresses the period specified in para. 1 above, the financial and its intention to consider in the subsequent resolution travel measures; decides further to expand the mandate of assessing and adjusting the mandate and to remain the Committee as set out in para. 8 of resolution 1533 strongly committed to contributing to the long-term stability (2004) and expanded upon in para. 18 of resolution 1596 of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; requests the (2005), para. 4 of resolution 1649 (2005) and para. 14 of Secretary-General to conduct a strategic review of the resolution 1698 (2006) and reaffirmed in para. 15 of situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and resolution 1807 (2008) and paras. 6 and 25 of resolution MONUC's progress toward achieving its mandate; decides 1857 (2008) to include the following tasks; decides that the that, from the adoption of this resolution, MONUC, working mandate of the Group of Experts referred to in para. 6 in close cooperation with the Government of the above shall also include the task to produce, taking into Democratic Republic of the Congo, shall have the account para. 4 (g) of resolution 1857 (2008), drawing inter following mandate, in order of priority: a) ensure the alia on their reports and taking advantage of work done in effective protection of civilians, humanitarian personnel other forums, recommendations to the Committee for and UN personnel and facilities; b) carry out enhanced guidelines for the exercise of due diligence by the activities of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration importers, processing industries and consumers of mineral (DDR) of Congolese armed groups and of disarmament, products regarding the purchase, sourcing (including steps demobilization, repatriation, resettlement and reintegration to be taken to ascertain the origin of mineral products), (DDRRR) of foreign armed groups; c) support the security acquisition; decides that when appropriate and no later sector reform led by the Government of the Democratic than 30 Nov. 2010, it shall review the measures set forth in Republic of the Congo; demands that all armed groups this resolution, with a view to adjusting them, as immediately cease all forms of violence and human rights appropriate, in light of the security situation in the abuse against the civilian population. (Adopted Democratic Republic of the Congo, in particular progress unanimously, 6253rd meeting, 23 Dec. 2009) in security sector reform including the integration of the armed forces and the reform of the national police, and in UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS disarming, demobilizing, repatriating, resettling and reintegrating, as appropriate, Congolese and foreign Reports armed groups. (Adopted unanimously, 6225th meeting, 30 S/2009/248 Report of the Secretary-General on the Nov. 2009) United Nations operation in Cyprus. Issued: 15 May 2009. S/2009/609 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations operation in Cyprus. Issued: 25 Nov. 2009. Draft resolutions S/2009/276 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate 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. S/2009/641 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate 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.6126 (22 May 2009).
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UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL (continued) (continued) S/2009/351 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.6132 (29 May 2009). request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in At the 6132nd meeting, draft resolution S/2009/276 support of its peace process. was adopted (14-1-0): resolution 1873 (2009). Issued: 13 July 2009. S/PV.6231 (7 Dec. 2009). S/2009/553 Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in S/PV.6239 (14 Dec. 2009). support of its peace process. At the 6239th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/641 Issued: 26 Oct. 2009. was adopted (14-1-0): resolution 1898 (2009). General documents Resolutions S/2009/57 Letter, 27 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- S/RES/1873(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1864 Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. (2009) extending the mandate of the UN Mission in Reaffirms all its relevant resolutions on Cyprus, in Nepal (UNMIN) and states the Secretary-General's particular resolution 1251 (1999) of 29 June 1999 and intention to appoint Karin Landgren (Sweden) to the post subsequent resolutions; expresses its full support for UN of Representative of the Secretary-General in Nepal and Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) and decides to Head of UNMIN. extend its mandate for a further period ending 15 December 2009; calls on both sides to continue to engage, S/2009/58 Letter, 30 Jan. 2009, from the President of the as a matter of urgency and while respecting UNFICYP's Security Council. Refers to letter dated 27 Jan. 2009 mandate, in consultations with UNFICYP on the from the Secretary-General (S/2009/57) and reports that demarcation of the buffer zone, and on the UN 1989 aide- members of the Council have taken note of the memoire, with a view to reaching early agreement on Secretary-General's intention to appoint Karin Landgren outstanding issues; requests the Secretary-General to (Sweden) to the post of Representative of the Secretary- submit a report on implementation of this resolution, General in Nepal and Head of UNMIN. including on contingency planning in relation to the S/2009/360 Letter, 14 July 2009, from the Secretary- settlement, by 1 December 2009 and to keep the Security General. Transmits letter dated 7 July 2009 from Nepal Council updated on events as necessary. (Adopted 14-1-0, requesting an extension of the mandate of the UN 6132nd meeting, 29 May 2009) Mission in Nepal for an additional 6 months from 23 July S/RES/1898(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN 2009. Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. Draft resolutions Urges full exploitation of this opportunity, including by intensifying the momentum of negotiations, improving S/2009/46 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of the current atmosphere of trust and goodwill, and the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom of engaging in the process in a constructive and open Great Britain and Northern Ireland. manner; urges also the implementation of confidence- S/2009/377 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of building measures, and looks forward to agreement on and the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom of implementation of further such steps, including the opening Great Britain and Northern Ireland. of other crossing points; decides to extend its mandate for a further period ending 15 June 2010; calls on the Turkish Statements by the President of the Security Cypriot side and Turkish forces to restore in Strovilia the Council military status quo which existed there prior to 30 June S/PRST/2009/12 Statement [made on behalf of the 2000; requests the Secretary-General to submit a report Security Council, at the 6119th meeting, 5 May 2009, in on implementation of this resolution, including on connection with the Council's consideration of the item contingency planning in relation to the settlement, by 1 entitled "Letter dated 22 November 2006 from the June 2010 and to keep the Security Council updated on Secretary-General addressed to the President of the events as necessary. (Adopted 14-1-0, 6239th meeting, 14 Security Council (S/2006/920)"] / by the President of the Dec. 2009) Security Council. UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Expresses its concern about the current political crisis in Nepal, and underscores the urgent need for the Reports Government of Nepal and all political parties to continue to work together in the spirit of compromise; reaffirms its full S/2009/1 Report of the Secretary-General on the request support for the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN); recalls the of Nepal for United Nations assistance in support of its Government of Nepal's commitment to discharge minors peace process. from the cantonment sites and calls upon the Government Issued: 2 Jan. 2009. of Nepal to implement this commitment in accordance with S/2009/221 Report of the Secretary-General on the international law. request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in Participation by non-Council members (without support of its peace process. the right to vote) Issued: 24 Apr. 2009. 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UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL (continued) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6074 (23 Jan. 2009) Nepal. Reports S/PV.6119 (5 May 2009) Nepal. S/2009/129 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. S/PV.6167 (23 July 2009) Nepal. Issued: 6 Mar. 2009. S/PV.6214 (6 Nov. 2009) Nepal. S/2009/439 Report of the Secretary-General on the Discussion in plenary United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. Issued: 1 Sept. 2009. S/PV.6069 (16 Jan. 2009). General documents S/PV.6074 (23 Jan. 2009). At the 6074th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/46 S/2009/164 Letter, 26 Mar. 2009, from the Secretary- was adopted unanimously: resolution 1864 (2009). General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to appoint Major General Floriano Peixoto Vieira Neto S/PV.6119 (5 May 2009). (Brazil) to the post of Force Commander of the UN At the 6119th meeting, the President made a Stabilization Mission in Haiti to replace Major General statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Carlos Alberto dos Santos Cruz. with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "Letter dated 22 November 2006 from the S/2009/165 Letter, 30 Mar. 2009, from the President of the Secretary-General addressed t he President of the Security Council. Refers to the Secretary-General's letter Security Council (S/2006/920)": S/PRST/2009/12. dated 26 Mar. 2009 (S/2009/164) and notes his intention to appoint Major General Floriano Peixoto Vieira Neto S/PV.6167 (23 July 2009). (Brazil) as Force Commander of the UN Stabilization At the 6167th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/377 Mission in Haiti. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1879 (2009). S/2009/204 (A/63/819) Letter, 10 Apr. 2009, from Mexico. S/PV.6214 (6 Nov. 2009). Transmits statement by the States members of the Rio Resolutions Group and of the Caribbean Community entitled "Towards a new paradigm of cooperation", issued on 8 S/RES/1864(2009) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Apr. 2009 in preparation for the Donors Conference on Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. the Economic and Social Development of Haiti to be Decides to renew the mandate of UN Mission in held in Washington D.C. on 14 April 2009. Nepal (UNMIN) as established under resolution 1740 (2007) until 23 July 2009; endorses the Secretary- S/2009/509 Letter, 2 Oct. 2009, from Argentina. Transmits General's recommendations for a phased, gradual, the joint communiqué of the Governments of States drawdown and withdrawal of UNMIN staff; requests the members of the 2 x 9 Mechanism on Haiti, which brings Secretary-General to keep the Security Council informed together the Latin American countries contributing of progress towards implementation of this resolution and military and police personnel to the United Nations to submit a report on this and the implications for UNMIN; Stabilization Mission in Haiti. requests the parties in Nepal to take the necessary steps Draft resolutions to promote the safety, security and freedom of movement of UNMIN and associated personnel in executing the tasks S/2009/530 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate defined in the mandate; decides to remain seized of the of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] / matter. (Adopted unanimously, 6074th meeting, 23 Jan. Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Canada, Chile, 2009) Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, France, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Spain, Turkey, Uganda, United S/RES/1879(2009) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. States of America, Uruguay and Viet Nam. Decides to renew the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) as established under resolution 1740 (2007) until 23 Jan. 2010; requests the Secretary-General to report to the Security Council by 30 Oct. 2009 on the implementation of this resolution, and progress in creating the conditions conducive to completion of UNMIN's activities by the end of the current mandate; 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; decides to remain seized of the matter. (Adopted unanimously, 6167th meeting, 23 July 2009)
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UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI (continued) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6200 (13 Oct. 2009). Council At the 6200th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/530 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1892 (2009). S/PRST/2009/4 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6101st meeting, 6 Apr. 2009, in Resolutions connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/RES/1892(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN entitled "The question concerning Haiti"] / by the Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)]. President of the Security Council. Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Welcomes the progress achieved so far in critical Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) until 15 Oct. areas for the consolidation of Haiti's stability, namely 2010, with the intention of further renewal; decides, political dialogue, extension of State authority, including therefore, that MINUSTAH will consist of a military border management, strengthening of security, and rule of component of up to 6,940 troops of all ranks and of a law and human rights; reiterates the need for security to be police component of up to 2,211 police; requests that accompanied by social and economic development as a MINUSTAH continue its support of the Haitian National way for Haiti to achieve lasting stability; calls upon UN Police (HNP) as deemed necessary to ensure security in Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) and the UN Haiti; requests the UN country team, and calls upon all Country Team to enhance further their coordination with actors, to complement security and development the Government of Haiti and International and regional operations undertaken by the Government of Haiti with the partners; recognizes the vital importance of the high-level support of MINUSTAH; condemns any attack against donor conference on Haiti to be hosted by the Inter- personnel or facilities from MINUSTAH and demands that American Development Bank in Washington D.C. on 14 no acts of intimidation or violence be directed against the Apr.; urges the institutions of Haiti to intensify their efforts UN and associated personnel or facilities or other actors to meet the Haitian population's basic needs, and to work engaged in humanitarian, development or peacekeeping together to promote dialogue, the rule of law and good work; requests MINUSTAH to continue to pursue its governance; reaffirms the need for the upcoming elections community violence reduction approach; strongly for the renewal of 1/3 of the Senate to be inclusive, free condemns the grave violations against children affected by and fair. armed violence, as well as widespread rape and other Participation by non-Council members (without sexual abuse of women and girls. (Adopted unanimously, the right to vote) 6200th meeting, 13 Oct. 2009) S/PV.6093 (19 Mar. 2009) Haiti. UN SYSTEM –STRENGTHENING S/PV.6101 (6 Apr. 2009) Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, General documents Colombia, Cuba, the Czech Republic, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Haiti, Peru, Uruguay and the S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final S/PV.6101(Resumption1) (6 Apr. 2009) Jamaica. document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the S/PV.6186 (9 Sept. 2009) Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Chile, Colombia, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Jamaica, Norway, Peru, UN TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION IN Spain, Sweden, Uruguay and Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of). PALESTINE S/PV.6200 (13 Oct. 2009) Argentina, Brazil, Canada, General documents Chile, Colombia, Guatemala, Haiti, Peru, Spain and S/2009/34 Letter, 9 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- Uruguay. General. Refers to the command of the UN Truce Discussion in plenary Supervision Organization (UNTSO) and reports the Secretary-General's intention to appoint Major General S/PV.6093 (19 Mar. 2009). Robert Mood (Norway) as the Head of Mission and Chief S/PV.6101 (6 Apr. 2009). of staff of the UN Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine (UNTSO), to replace Major General Ian S/PV.6101(Resumption1) (6 Apr. 2009). Gordon who will relinquish the post on 15 Jan. 2009. At the resumed 6101st meeting, the President made a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection S/2009/35 Letter, 14 Jan. 2009, from the President of the with prior consultations among Council members on the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter item entitled "The question concerning Haiti": dated 9 Jan. 2009 (S/2009/34) and reports that S/PRST/2009/4. members of the Security Council have taken note of his intention to appoint Major General Robert Mood of S/PV.6185 (4 Sept. 2009). Norway as the Head of Mission and Chief of Staff of the S/PV.6186 (9 Sept. 2009). UN Truce Supervision Organization.
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UNTSO UNAMA See: UN TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION IN See: UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN PALESTINE UNAMI WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION See: UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ See also: UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA UNAMID Reports See: AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/2009/200 Report of the Secretary-General on the UNDOF situation concerning Western Sahara. Issued: 13 Apr. 2009. See: UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE S/2009/200/Corr.1 Report of the Secretary-General on UNFICYP the situation concerning Western Sahara corrigendum. See: UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS Issued: 14 Apr. 2009. - Corrects text. General documents UNIFIL S/2009/19 Letter, 6 Jan. 2009, from the Secretary- See: UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON General. Reports the Secretary -General's intention to UNIPSIL appoint Christopher Ross (United States) as his Personal Envoy for Western Sahara. See: UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/2009/20 Letter, 8 Jan. 2009, from the President of the SIERRA LEONE Security Council. Refers to letter of the Secretary- UNITED ARAB EMIRATES–IRAN (ISLAMIC General dated 6 Jan. 2009 (S/2009/19) expressing his REPUBLIC OF) intention to appoint Christopher Ross (United States) as his Personal Envoy for Western Sahara and states that See: IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED ARAB members of the Council have taken note of the intention EMIRATES expressed in the letter. UNITED KINGDOM–IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) S/2009/197 Letter, 10 Apr. 2009, from Morocco. Tr ansmits letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs and See: IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED KINGDOM Cooperation reporting alleged violation of Military UNITED STATES–IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) Agreement No. 1 that has concluded with the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara See: IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED STATES (MINURSO), which is responsible for monitoring its implementation. UNITED STATES-CUBA S/2009/198 (A/63/871) Letter, 13 Apr. 2009, from See: CUBA–UNITED STATES Namibia. Transmits letter from the representative of the Frente Polisario addressed to the President of the UNMIK Security Council on the question of the natural resources See: UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN of Western Sahara. KOSOVO S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. UNMIL Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final See: UN MISSION IN LIBERIA document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el UNMIN Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009. See: UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/2009/526 Letter, 6 Oct. 2009, from the Secretary - UNMIS General. Refers to the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) and reports the Secretary- See: UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN General's intention to appoint Hany Abdel-Aziz (Egypt) as his Special Representative for Western Sahara and UNMIT Head of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western See: UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Sahara (MINURSO). UNOCI See: UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE UNOMIG See: UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA
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WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/2009/527 Letter, 8 Oct. 2009, from the President of the General documents Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter S/2009/490 Letter, 18 Sept. 2009, from Viet Nam. dated 6 Oct. 2009 (S/2009/526) and reports that Transmits concept paper for the Security Council open members of the Council have taken note of his intention debate on the theme "Women and peace and security: to appoint Hany Abdel-Aziz (Egypt) as his new Special responding to the needs of women and girls in post- Representative for Western Sahara and Head of the UN conflict situations for sustainable peace and security", to Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara be held on 5 Oct. 2009. (MINURSO). Draft resolutions S/2009/512 (A/64/483) Identical letters, 6 Oct. 2009, from Malta addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2009/224 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate President of the Security Council. Refers to Security of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Council resolution 1889 (2009); states Malta's Sahara (MINURSO)] / France, Russian Federation, reservation to para. 10 which concerns reproductive Spain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern health and reproductive rights. Ireland and United States of America. Draft resolutions Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/2009/489 Draft resolution [on sexual violence against women and children in situations of armed conflict] / S/PV.6117 (30 Apr. 2009) Spain. Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Discussion in plenary Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Côte d'Ivoire, Croatia, S/PV.6109 (22 Apr. 2009). Cyprus, Czech Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, France, S/PV.6117 (30 Apr. 2009). Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, At the 6117th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/224 India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Liberia, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1871 (2009). Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, Resolutions Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Panama, Poland, Portugal, S/RES/1871(2009) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Republic of Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Serbia, Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, (MINURSO)]. Sweden, Switzerland, the former Yugoslav Republic of Reaffirms the need for full respect of the military Macedonia, Turkey, United Kingdom of Great Britain and agreements reached with the UN Mission for the Northern Ireland, United Republic of Tanzania, and Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) with regard to United States of America. the ceasefire; welcomes the parties' agreement with the Personal Envoy's suggestion to hold small, informal talks S/2009/500 Draft resolution [on women and peace and in preparation for a 5th round of negotiations; calls upon security] / Austria, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Costa Rica, the parties to continue negotiations under the auspices of Croatia, Finland, France, India, Italy, Japan, Lao the Secretary -General without preconditions and in good People's Democratic Republic, Mexico, Norway, faith; requests the Secretary-General to provide a report Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, Turkey, Uganda, on the situation in Western Sahara well before the end of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the mandate period; urges Member States to provide United States of America and Viet Nam. voluntary contributions to fund confidence-building Participation by non-Council members (without measures; decides to extend the mandate of MINURSO the right to vote) until 30 Apr. 2010. (Adopted unanimously, 6117th meeting, 30 Apr. 2009) S/PV.6180 (7 Aug. 2009) Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Cape WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Verde, Ecuador, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Israel, Italy, See also: CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Kenya, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Republic of Korea, Rwanda, CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Timor- Reports Leste and the United Republic of Tanzania. S/2009/362 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to Security Council resolution 1820. Issued: 15 July 2009. S/2009/465 Women and peace and security : report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 16 Sept. 2009. S/2009/465/Corr.1 Women and peace and security : report of the Secretary-General : corrigendum. Issued: 12 Nov. 2009. - Corrects text. - 131 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/PV.6195 (30 Sept. 2009) Albania, Argentina, Armenia, Resolutions Australia, Belgium, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, S/RES/1888(2009) [Sexual violence against women and Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Côte d'Ivoire, Cyprus, Czech children in situations of armed conflict]. Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Demands that all parties to armed conflict Djibouti, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, immediately take appropriate measures to protect civilians, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Liberia, Liechtenstein, including women and children, from all forms of sexual Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Mongolia, violence; requests that the UN Secretary-General appoint Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, a Special Representative to provide coherent and strategic Norway, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Korea, leadership, to work effectively to strengthen existing UN Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Serbia, Singapore, coordination mechanisms, and to engage in advocacy Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, efforts, in order to address sexual violence in armed Switzerland, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia conflict, while promoting cooperation and coordination of and United Republic of Tanzania. efforts among all relevant stakeholders, primarily through S/PV.6196 (5 Oct. 2009) Afghanistan, Argentina, the inter-agency initiative "United Nations Action Against Australia, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Brazil, Cambodia, Sexual Violence in Conflict"; calls upon the Secretary- Canada, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Finland, Germany, General to identify and take the appropriate measures to Iceland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, the Lao People's deploy rapidly a team of experts to situations of particular Democratic Republic, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, concern with respect to sexual violence in armed conflict; Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Papua New decides to include specific provisions, as appropriate, for Guinea, the Philippines, Portugal, the Republic of Korea, the protection of women and children from rape and other Serbia, Sierra Leone, Singapore, South Africa, Sri sexual violence in the mandates of UN peacekeeping Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine and the United operations, including, on a case-by-case basis, the Republic of Tanzania. identification of women's protection advisers (WPAs) among gender advisers and human rights protection units, S/PV.6196(Resumption 1) (5 Oct. 2009) Colombia, the and requests the Secretary-General to ensure that the Federated States of Micronesia and the Bolivarian need for, and the number and roles of WPAs are Republic of Venezuela. systematically assessed during the preparation of each UN Discussion in plenary peacekeeping operation; requests the Secretary-General to ensure that technical support is provided to troop and S/PV.6180 (7 Aug. 2009). police contributing countries; requests the Secretary- S/PV.6180(Resumption1) (7 Aug. 2009). General to continue and strengthen efforts to implement the policy of zero tolerance of sexual exploitation and S/PV.6195 (30 Sept. 2009). abuse in UN peacekeeping operations; requests that the At the 6195th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/489 Secretary-General ensure more systematic reporting on was adopted unanimously: resolution 1888 (2009). incidents of trends, emerging patterns of attack, and early S/PV.6196 (5 Oct. 2009). warning indicators of the use of sexual violence in armed At the 6196th meeting, draft resolution S/2009/500 conflict in all relevant reports to the Council; decides to was adopted unanimously: resolution 1889 (2009). review the mandates of the Special Representative and the Team of Experts within two years, and as appropriate S/PV.6196(Resumption 1) (5 Oct. 2009). thereafter. (Adopted unanimously, 6195th meeting, 30 Sept. 2009)
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WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/RES/1889(2009) [Women and peace and security]. Calls upon the Secretary-General to develop a strategy to increase the number of women appointed to pursue good offices on his behalf, particularly as Special Representatives and Special Envoys, and to take measures to increase women's participation in UN political, peacebuilding and peacekeeping missions; requests the Secretary-General to ensure full transparency, cooperation and coordination of efforts between the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Children and Armed Conflict and the Special Representative of the Secretary General on sexual violence and armed conflict whose appointment has been requested by its resolution 1888 (2009); requests the Secretary-General to submit to the Security Council within 6 months, for consideration, a set of indicators for use at the global level to track implementation of its resolution 1325 (2000), which could serve as a common basis for reporting by relevant United Nations entities, other international and regional organizations, and Member States, on the implementation of resolution 1325 (2000) in 2010 and beyond; requests the Secretary -General, within the report requested in S/PRST/2007/40, to also include a review of progress in the implementation of its resolution 1325 (2000), an assessment of the processes by which the Security Council receives, analyses and takes action on information pertinent to resolution 1325 (2000), recommendations on further measures to improve coordination across the United Nations system, and with Member States and civil society to deliver implementation, and data on women's participation in United Nations missions; requests the Secretary-General to submit a report to the Security Council within 12 months on addressing women's participation and inclusion in peacebuilding and planning in the aftermath of conflict, taking into consideration the views of the Peacebuilding Commission. (Adopted unanimously, 6196th meeting, 5 Oct. 2009)
ZIMBABWE –POLITICAL CONDITIONS General documents S/2009/514 (A/63/965) Letter, 24 July 2009, from Egypt. Transmits, in the capacity of Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the final document issued by the 15th Summit Conference of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, from 11 to 16 July 2009.
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Afghanistan AFGHANISTAN SITUATION African Union. Peace and Security Council. Spanta, Rangin Dadfar – S/PV.6194 Chairman Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Aho-Glele, Oussou Edouard – CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ayoob, Mohammad Erfani – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Aho-Glele, Oussou Edouard – CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ayoob, Mohammad Erfani – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6151(Resumption1) African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Darfur S/PV.6216(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Agwai, Martin L. – S/PV.6178 Spanta, Rangin Dadfar – S/PV.6194 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; African Union-United Nations Panel on Modalities S/PV.6154(Resumption1) for Support to African Union Peacekeeping WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Operations. Chairman Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Prodi, Romano – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206 African Union REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Prodi, Romano – S/PV.6092 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Antonio, Tete – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233(Resumption Algeria 1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Mbeki, Thabo – S/PV.6251 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Mungwa, Alice – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6108 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Antonio, Tete – S/PV.6212 NARCOTIC DRUGS Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Antonio, Tete – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) NARCOTIC DRUGS Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Mungwa, Alice – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.6075 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING SOMALIA SITUATION Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.6158 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6108 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Mbeki, Thabo – S/PV.6251 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Antonio, Tete – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1)
African Union. Commission. Chairperson Argentina AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Ping, Jean – S/PV.6251 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Ping, Jean – S/PV.6251 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) African Union. Commissioner for Peace and CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Security Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6092 S/PV.6180(Resumption1); REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6092 García Moritán, Martin – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6173 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1)
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Argentina (continued) Australia (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6128 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Hill, Robert – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) TERRORISM TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6128; Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6217(Resumption1) TERRORISM TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Hill, Robert – S/PV.6085 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6205 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6186 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6094; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Hill, Robert – S/PV.6085 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6205 Armenia WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Khoudaverdian, Karine – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6196(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Austria INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Martirosyan, Armen – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6194 Martirosyan, Armen – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6254 ASEAN Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6233 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206 Punkrasin, Chirachai (Thailand) – S/PV.6085; AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6085 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6170 Sinhaseni, Norachit (Thailand) – S/PV.6205 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6130 Punkrasin, Chirachai (Thailand) – S/PV.6085; CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6085 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6172 Sinhaseni, Norachit (Thailand) – S/PV.6205 CHAD SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6172 Australia CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) MISSILE LAUNCHINGS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6141 Windsor, David Anthony – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6254 Hill, Robert – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6088 S/PV.6180(Resumption1); FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6202 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 Hill, Robert – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) GEORGIA SITUATION Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6143 PALESTINE QUESTION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6088 Hill, Robert – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6101 PEACEBUILDING Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6186 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6165(Resumption) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6108 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) - 138 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Austria (continued) Austria (continued) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6134 SIERRA LEONE INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6134 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO IRAQ SITUATION Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6202 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6202 SAHARA Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6097; Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6117 S/PV.6144 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AND CHAD Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6172 S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6061 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6096 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6161 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6143 NARCOTIC DRUGS UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6233 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6119 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6119 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6101 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6186 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6141 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION PALESTINE QUESTION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6117 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6061 S/PV.6196 PEACEBUILDING Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; Austria. Federal Minister for European and S/PV.6224 International Affairs PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6123 S/PV.6178 PALESTINE QUESTION REFUGEES Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6123 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6062 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6123 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6092 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Austria. President Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6247 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Fischer, Heinz – S/PV.6191 SOMALIA SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6197; S/PV.6254 Fischer, Heinz – S/PV.6191 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; S/PV.6221 Azerbaijan SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; Musayev, Tofig – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6230 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Musayev, Tofig – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6061 Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) TERRORISM PEACEBUILDING Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6247 Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Bangladesh UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6194; S/PV.6247 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Chowdhury, Iftekhar Ahmed – Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6114(Resumption1)
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Bangladesh (continued) Benin (continued) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Sorcar, Muhammad Ali – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Bolivia Bin Momen, Masud – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – Loayza Barea, Javier – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Siles Alvarado, Hugo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION NARCOTIC DRUGS Bin Momen, Masud – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Loayza Barea, Javier – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6171(Resumption) Siles Alvarado, Hugo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEBUILDING Siles Alvarado, Hugo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Bin Momen, Masud – S/PV.6224 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Murillo Carrasco, Gustavo – PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – S/PV.6153(Resumption1); Bosnia and Herzegovina S/PV.6178(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Bin Momen, Masud – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6171(Resumption) Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6228 Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6108 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Belgium Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 NARCOTIC DRUGS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6091 PEACEBUILDING CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6108 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council of Ministers. Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Chairman Lamberto, Thomas – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Leroy, Marcus – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING Spiric, Nikola – S/PV.6130 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6224 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Spiric, Nikola – S/PV.6130 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Leroy, Marcus – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Brazil AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Benin Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da – AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6233 Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6114 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Goutondji, Pamphile – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6066 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) S/PV.6108(Resumption1) - 140 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Brazil (continued) Burkina Faso (continued) HONDURAS–POLITICAL CONDITIONS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Amorim, Celso – S/PV.6192 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6130 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Tarrago, Piragibe dos Santos – S/PV.6108 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6193 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Somdah, Antoine – S/PV.6172 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Somdah, Antoine – S/PV.6172 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6114 NARCOTIC DRUGS Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6195 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6233 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6066; Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6216 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6180 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6195 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– PEACEBUILDING MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6141 Tarrago, Piragibe dos Santos – S/PV.6108 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6224 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6228 Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6153(Resumption1); Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6202 S/PV.6178 GEORGIA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6143 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6092 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da – INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6108 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145; TERRORISM S/PV.6238 Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da – Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6202 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6171 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6123 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6161 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NARCOTIC DRUGS Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6180 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6233 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6119 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Burkina Faso Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6217 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6141 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6154 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6194 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6171 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6123 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6233 PEACEBUILDING AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6170 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6108
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Burkina Faso (continued) Burkina Faso (continued) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6178 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION REFUGEES Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6117 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6062 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6196 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6092 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6195 RWANDA SITUATION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6228 Burkina Faso. President SANCTIONS NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6238 Compaoré, Blaise – S/PV.6191 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6128 Compaoré, Blaise – S/PV.6191 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Burundi SOMALIA SITUATION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.6221 Nahayo, Adolphe – S/PV.6138 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6197 Nsanze, Augustin – S/PV.6236 Somdah, Antoine – S/PV.6173 PEACEBUILDING Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6068 Gahutu, Zacharie – S/PV.6165(Resumption) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Canada Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Cannon, Lawrence – S/PV.6154 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 McNee, John – S/PV.6094 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6171 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 Hulan, Heidi – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6123 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM McNee, John – S/PV.6114 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217; CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6238 McNee, John – S/PV.6066; TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6205 Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6085 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 McNee, John – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6186 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6194 Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6108 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE PEACEBUILDING Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6205 McNee, John – S/PV.6165(Resumption); S/PV.6224 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6085 Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6108 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS SIERRA LEONE Hulan, Heidi – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 McNee, John – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Hulan, Heidi – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6202 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Cannon, Lawrence – S/PV.6154 SAHARA McNee, John – S/PV.6094 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6117 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC McNee, John – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); AND CHAD S/PV.6186 Somdah, Antoine – S/PV.6172 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6096 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6143 Cape Verde UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6193 Lima da Veiga, Maria de Fátima – UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6119 - 142 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Cape Verde (continued) China (continued) NARCOTIC DRUGS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Lima da Veiga, Maria de Fátima – Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6172 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) CHAD SITUATION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6172 Caribbean Community CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS La, Yifan – S/PV.6114 Wolfe, Raymond (Jamaica) – Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6195 S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180 Wolfe, Raymond (Jamaica) – Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Central African Republic Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6141 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6254 Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6091; S/PV.6147; FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6172; S/PV.6240 Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6130 CHAD SITUATION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6172 GEORGIA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING La, Yifan – S/PV.6143 Bozize, Jean Francis – S/PV.6165 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6101 AND CHAD Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6186 Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6172 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Chad La, Yifan – S/PV.6108 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6121; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6172 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 CHAD–SUDAN IRAQ SITUATION Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6121 La, Yifan – S/PV.6145 CHAD SITUATION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6087 Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6121; KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6172 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AND CHAD Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6121; Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6172 S/PV.6201 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Chile Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6161 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NARCOTIC DRUGS Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6233 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Gálvez, Eduardo – S/PV.6186 La, Yifan – S/PV.6119 Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PEACEBUILDING La, Yifan – S/PV.6142 Peña, Belen Muñoz de la – S/PV.6165 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6217 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6235 Gálvez, Eduardo – S/PV.6186 PALESTINE QUESTION Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123; China S/PV.6201 PEACEBUILDING AFGHANISTAN SITUATION La, Yifan – S/PV.6108 La, Yifan – S/PV.6128 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY La, Yifan – S/PV.6075 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6254 REFUGEES AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Zhang, Dan – S/PV.6062 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6092 Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6130 - 143 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
China (continued) Colombia (continued) RWANDA SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6228 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6151; SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6216(Resumption1) La, Yifan – S/PV.6128 Montoya Pedroza, Jairo – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6137 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6080 S/PV.6186 SOMALIA SITUATION NARCOTIC DRUGS Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6233 S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6254 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRORISM Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6186 S/PV.6201 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM Montoya Pedroza, Jairo – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) La, Yifan – S/PV.6128 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6217 Congo TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Balé, Raymond Serge – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN La, Yifan – S/PV.6145 Balé, Raymond Serge – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6087 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Countries UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Moreno Fernández, Abelardo (Cuba) – SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6137 PALESTINE QUESTION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6080 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo (Cuba) – UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Loulichki, Mohammed (Morocco) – S/PV.6075 AND CHAD TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6172 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo (Cuba) – UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6096 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned La, Yifan – S/PV.6143 Countries. Chairman UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY La, Yifan – S/PV.6119 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6233 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6101 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6186 S/PV.6171(Resumption) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NARCOTIC DRUGS Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6180 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6233 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 PALESTINE QUESTION Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – China. President S/PV.6171(Resumption) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Hu, Jintao – S/PV.6191 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6171(Resumption) Hu, Jintao – S/PV.6191 Costa Rica Colombia AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6194 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6233 Hernández-Milian, Jairo – S/PV.6154 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6098 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) - 144 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Costa Rica (continued) Costa Rica (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6092 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR RWANDA SITUATION Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6170 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6228 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6130 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6247 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6172 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6137 CHAD SITUATION Villalobos, Ana – S/PV.6080 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6172 SOMALIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6197 Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6114 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6176; S/PV.6195 S/PV.6221 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Hernández-Milian, Jairo – S/PV.6151 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116; S/PV.6170; Ugalde-Alvarez, Edgar – S/PV.6216 S/PV.6230 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.6061 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6201 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6141 Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.6123 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; TERRORISM S/PV.6228 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6217; S/PV.6247 GEORGIA SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6143 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6131 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6108 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6228 Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6194 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Hernández-Milian, Jairo – S/PV.6154 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6228 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6098; S/PV.6247 IRAQ SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 SIERRA LEONE MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6137 Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.6061 Villalobos, Ana – S/PV.6080 Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6201 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.6123 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN NARCOTIC DRUGS SAHARA Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6233 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6117 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6119 AND CHAD Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6069 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6172 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6217; S/PV.6238 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 PALESTINE QUESTION UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.6061 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6143 Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6201 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.6123 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6119 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6069 PEACEBUILDING UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6108 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6117 Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6153 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6178 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 REFUGEES Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6062
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Costa Rica. President Croatia (continued) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Arias Sánchez, Oscar – S/PV.6191 Bozinovic, Davor – S/PV.6123 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100 Arias Sánchez, Oscar – S/PV.6191 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6201 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6171 Côte d'Ivoire MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6161 Bailly-Niagri, Guillaume – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) NARCOTIC DRUGS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6233 Djédjé, Ilahiri A. – S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6168; S/PV.6209 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6119 NARCOTIC DRUGS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Bailly-Niagri, Guillaume – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6141 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE PALESTINE QUESTION Djédjé, Ilahiri A. – S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; Bozinovic, Davor – S/PV.6123 S/PV.6168; S/PV.6209 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6201 Croatia Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6171 PEACEBUILDING AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6094 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY REFUGEES Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6092 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6062 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6092 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6170 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6128 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6130 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6172 SOMALIA SITUATION CHAD SITUATION Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6095 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6172 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6096 Jandrokovic, Gordan – S/PV.6216 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6170 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6230 S/PV.6195 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Bozinovic, Davor – S/PV.6123 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6141 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6201 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6171 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6088 TERRORISM FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6088 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6238 S/PV.6228 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION GEORGIA SITUATION Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6085 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6143 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6205 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6101 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6087 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6186 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6145 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6108 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6094 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6228 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE IRAQ SITUATION Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6085 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6087 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6205 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6145 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN KOSOVO (SERBIA) SIERRA LEONE Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6097 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202
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Croatia (continued) Cuba (continued) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6097 Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – AND CHAD S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6092 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6172 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6096 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Pino Rivero, Anet – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6143 TERRORISM UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6119 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6101 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6186 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6217 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – S/PV.6085 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Croatia. President Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – S/PV.6085 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Mesic, Stipe – S/PV.6191 Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – S/PV.6186 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – Mesic, Stipe – S/PV.6191 S/PV.6101(Resumption1)
Croatia. Prime Minister Czech Republic INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Sanader, Ivo – S/PV.6134 Palous, Martin – S/PV.6130 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Cuba Palous, Martin – S/PV.6130 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Palous, Martin – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Palous, Martin – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Kaiser, Petr – S/PV.6075 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – S/PV.6092 Democratic Republic of the Congo HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – S/PV.6186 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – Mufwankol, Maire-Ange – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6101(Resumption1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SITUATION Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. – Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6203; S/PV.6253 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Mufwankol, Maire-Ange – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6203; S/PV.6253 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Denmark Pino Rivero, Anet – S/PV.6171(Resumption) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6217 Staur, Carsten – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – Hoeeg, Erik – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Djibouti Pino Rivero, Anet – S/PV.6171(Resumption) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING Olhaye, Roble – S/PV.6254 Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. – DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Olhaye, Roble – S/PV.6254 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN SOMALIA SITUATION Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – S/PV.6092 Olhaye, Roble – S/PV.6254
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Dominican Republic Egypt (continued) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Cuello Camilo, Federico Alberto – S/PV.6186 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Rosario Ceballos, Enriquillo del – Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6101(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Aboul Gheit, Ahmed – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Cuello Camilo, Federico Alberto – S/PV.6186 PALESTINE QUESTION Rosario Ceballos, Enriquillo del – Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6101(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Aboul Gheit, Ahmed – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Economic Community of West African States PEACEBUILDING Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6108; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6165(Resumption) Diop, Adrienne Yandé – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) NARCOTIC DRUGS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Diop, Adrienne Yandé – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Ecuador REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6100; Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Aboul Gheit, Ahmed – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Espinosa, María Fernanda – WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Espinosa, María Fernanda – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); El Salvador S/PV.6100(Resumption1); CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6171(Resumption) Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6114(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEBUILDING Espinosa, María Fernanda – Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – S/PV.6224 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); European Union S/PV.6171(Resumption) Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6094; Espinosa, María Fernanda – S/PV.6154 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Espinosa, María Fernanda – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6170 Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6111 CHAD SITUATION Egypt Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6111 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6114 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6216 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6066; Edrees, Mohamed Fathi – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6151 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6186 S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6101(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6108
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European Union (continued) European Union (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6171(Resumption); Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6180 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Finland S/PV.6061(Resumption1); CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6233 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Schroderus -Fox, Heidi – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6171(Resumption); Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6108(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PEACEBUILDING Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Schroderus -Fox, Heidi – S/PV.6224 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6178 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Schroderus -Fox, Heidi – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6092(Resumption1) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE France Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6194 Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6095; Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 S/PV.6124 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6158; S/PV.6221 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6131 Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6096 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6170 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6170 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6171(Resumption); Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6130 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Joyandet, Alain – S/PV.6193 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6168 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6174 TERRORISM CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6172 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) CHAD SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6172 Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6205 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6085 Joyandet, Alain – S/PV.6195 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6114 Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6094; CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6154 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6216 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Joyandet, Alain – S/PV.6195 Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6205 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6180 Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6085 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– AND CHAD MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6141 S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6111 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6088 Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6096 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI GEORGIA SITUATION Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6186 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) - 149 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
France (continued) France (continued) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6186 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6201 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6101 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.6123 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6171 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6108 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6100 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA TERRORISM Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6228 Bonne, Emmanuel – S/PV.6217 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6134 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6205 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6228 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6134 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 IRAQ SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6194 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6202 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6205 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6201 SIERRA LEONE Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.6123 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6080 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6171 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6137 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6100 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6202 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6161 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 NARCOTIC DRUGS UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6233 SAHARA NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6117 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6119 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION AND CHAD Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6235 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6172 Bonne, Emmanuel – S/PV.6217 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6090; S/PV.6141; Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 S/PV.6142 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA PALESTINE QUESTION Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6143 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6201 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.6123 Joyandet, Alain – S/PV.6193 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6171 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6168 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6100 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6174 PEACEBUILDING UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6224 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6131 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6119 S/PV.6178 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI REFUGEES Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6186 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6062 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6101 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6092 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6117 RWANDA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6228 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6196 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Joyandet, Alain – S/PV.6195 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6080 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6180 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6137 SOMALIA SITUATION France. President Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6173 Sarkozy, Nicolas – S/PV.6191 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6158 Sarkozy, Nicolas – S/PV.6191 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6230 Georgia Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6170 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Lomaia, Alexander – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Tsiskarashvili, Shalva – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) - 150 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Georgia (continued) Haiti (continued) GEORGIA SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Lomaia, Alexander – S/PV.6143 Cazeau, Jean Wesley – S/PV.6200 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Mérorès, Léo – S/PV.6093; Lomaia, Alexander – S/PV.6143 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Germany Haiti. Prime Minister AFGHANISTAN SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Pierre-Louis, Michèle Duvivier – S/PV.6186 Ney, Martin – S/PV.6094 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Pierre-Louis, Michèle Duvivier – S/PV.6186 Ney, Martin – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS High Representative for the Implementation of the Ney, Martin – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Peace Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina S/PV.6216(Resumption1) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING Inzko, Valentin – S/PV.6130 Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6165(Resumption) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Inzko, Valentin – S/PV.6130 Ney, Martin – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Holy See Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Ney, Martin – S/PV.6094 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Migliore, Celestino – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Ney, Martin – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Hungary CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ghana Bródi, Gábor – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) IAEA. Director General CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Yankey, Albert – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) ElBaradei, Mohamed – S/PV.6191 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) ElBaradei, Mohamed – S/PV.6191 NARCOTIC DRUGS Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) IBRD. Caribbean Country Director PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Tsikata, Yvonne M. – S/PV.6101 Guatemala UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Tsikata, Yvonne M. – S/PV.6101 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) IBRD. Fragile and Conflict-Affected Countries CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Group. Director Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6216(Resumption1) McKechnie, Alastair – S/PV.6165 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6186 Iceland PEACEBUILDING Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6165(Resumption) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Jónasson, Jón Erlingur – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Hreggvidsson, Emil Breki – Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6186 S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Guinea-Bissau PALESTINE QUESTION Hreggvidsson, Emil Breki – GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Cabral, Alfredo Lopes – S/PV.6212 Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Haiti TERRITO RIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Hreggvidsson, Emil Breki – HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Cazeau, Jean Wesley – S/PV.6200 Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Mérorès, Léo – S/PV.6093; S/PV.6101(Resumption1) - 151 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Iceland (continued) Indonesia (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Jónasson, Jón Erlingur – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6085 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) IMF. Mission Chief for Haiti HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Inter-American Development Bank. Caribbean Delechat, Corinne – S/PV.6101 Country Department. General Manager UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Delechat, Corinne – S/PV.6101 Currea, Dora – S/PV.6101 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI India Currea, Dora – S/PV.6101 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) International Criminal Court. Prosecutor Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.6094 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.6230 Rangaswany, Dhruva Narayana – SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.6135; S/PV.6230 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. PEACEBUILDING President Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6165(Resumption); INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6224 Byron, Dennis – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6153(Resumption1); RWANDA SITUATION Byron, Dennis – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Sandhu, Taranjit Singh – S/PV.6075 International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. TERRORISM Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Prosecutor UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.6094 RWANDA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.6228 Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Indonesia Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6066; President S/PV.6151(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6228 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); International Tribunal for the Prosecution of S/PV.6171(Resumption); Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of S/PV.6201(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Prosecutor S/PV.6171(Resumption); FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.6228 PEACEBUILDING INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Iran (Islamic Republic of) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6094 S/PV.6171(Resumption); Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6085 - 152 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Iran (Islamic Republic of) (continued) Israel (continued) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6183; S/PV.6201 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Weissbrod, Amir – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6171(Resumption) Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Weissbrod, Amir – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Weissbrod, Amir – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) TERRORISM Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6183 Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6171(Resumption) Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6180 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Italy TERRORISM AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Cornado, Gian Lorenzo – S/PV.6094 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6094 S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Iraq Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Al-Musawi, Muhanad Ali – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS IRAQ SITUATION Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145; S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Cornado, Gian Lorenzo – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145; S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6216 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6066 Ireland NARCOTIC DRUGS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Kavanagh, John Paul – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6153 Kavanagh, John Paul – S/PV.6085 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – Kavanagh, John Paul – S/PV.6085 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6085 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Israel Cornado, Gian Lorenzo – S/PV.6094 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6085 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Cornado, Gian Lorenzo – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.6151 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6180; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6183
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Japan Japan (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154 Ito, Shintaro – S/PV.6123 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6171 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6254 PEACEBUILDING AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6170 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6130 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6075 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION REFUGEES Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6172 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6062 CHAD SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6172 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6092 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6228 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6180 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6128 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6151; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6137 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS SOMALIA SITUATION Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6141 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6254 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116; S/PV.6170; Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6088 S/PV.6230 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6228 Ito, Shintaro – S/PV.6123 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6171 GEORGIA SITUATION Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6082; S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 S/PV.6201 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRORISM Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6108 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6154 IRAQ SITUATION Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE KOSOVO (SERBIA) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SIERRA LEONE Ito, Shintaro – S/PV.6123 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6137 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6171 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6201 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AND CHAD Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6161 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6172 NARCOTIC DRUGS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6233 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6119 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6082; S/PV.6143 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Hatoyama, Yukio – S/PV.6191 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6119 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Hatoyama, Yukio – S/PV.6191 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6217 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6180 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196
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Joint African Union-UN Chief Mediator for Darfur Kenya (continued) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR PEACEBUILDING Bassolé, Djibrill – S/PV.6227 Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Bassolé, Djibrill – S/PV.6227 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Joint African Union-United Nations Special S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Representative for Darfur RWANDA SITUATION Muchemi, Wanjuki – S/PV.6228 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Adada, Rodolphe – S/PV.6112 SOMALIA SITUATION Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Adada, Rodolphe – S/PV.6112 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Jordan Cerere, Grace Wambui – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Kosovo (Serbia) Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6171(Resumption); Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6202 Bashir, Salah – S/PV.6061 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Zoubi, Basheer – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6202 Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Kuwait Bashir, Salah – S/PV.6061 Zoubi, Basheer – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Bu Dhhair, Khalaf – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6075 PEACEBUILDING Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem – Ebrahim, Fatema – S/PV.6165 S/PV.6153(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL League of Arab States Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6171(Resumption); MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Bashir, Salah – S/PV.6061 PALESTINE QUESTION Zoubi, Basheer – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Kazakhstan Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Zhanibekov, Serik – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) League of Arab States. African Administration and the Afro-Arab Cooperation Department. Director Kenya SOMALIA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Hosni, Samir – S/PV.6095 Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) League of Arab States. Secretary-General CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Andanje, Anthony – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.6061 Cerere, Grace Wambui – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.6061 S/PV.6066(Resumption1); TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.6061 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Muchemi, Wanjuki – S/PV.6228 Lebanon INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6183 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Muchemi, Wanjuki – S/PV.6228 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6183 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Salloukh, Fawzi – S/PV.6061 Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.6134 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6171 Muchemi, Wanjuki – S/PV.6228
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Lebanon (continued) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION KOSOVO (SERBIA) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6100 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Salloukh, Fawzi – S/PV.6061 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6097 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6171 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6100 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201; Salloukh, Fawzi – S/PV.6061 S/PV.6248 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6171 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6161 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6183 NARCOTIC DRUGS Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6233 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6119 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6128 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6191 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6094 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6090; S/PV.6141; Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6254 S/PV.6235 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6092; Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6217 S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6233 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6191 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR PALESTINE QUESTION Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6170 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201; BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6248 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6130 PEACEBUILDING CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6165 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6172 Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6108 CHAD SITUATION Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6224 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6172 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 REFUGEES CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6062 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6216 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6092; Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.6066 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6195 RWANDA SITUATION DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6228 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6141 Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6128 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6254 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY SOMALIA SITUATION Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6088 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6158; FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6095 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6130 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS GEORGIA SITUATION Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6143 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6101 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201; Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6186 S/PV.6248 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6108 Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6228 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6134 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6088 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6228 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6134 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 IRAQ SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6094 - 156 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Malaysia Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 S/PV.6171(Resumption) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO PALESTINE QUESTION Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6097 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – AND CHAD S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6172 S/PV.6171(Resumption) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA SOMALIA SITUATION Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6143 Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – S/PV.6095 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6119 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6101 Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6186 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6171(Resumption) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6180 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6085 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Liechtenstein Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6085 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Maldives CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Frommelt, Günter Otto – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Mohamed, Abdul Gafoor – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Barriga, Stefan – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Mohamed, Abdul Gafoor – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Mohamed, Abdul Gafoor – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Mali Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Daou, Oumar – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Daou, Oumar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6217 NARCOTIC DRUGS PALESTINE QUESTION Daou, Oumar – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEBUILDING Daou, Oumar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Daou, Oumar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Malta Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TERRORISM CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6128(Resumption1); Von Boeselager, Albrecht Freiherr – S/PV.6217 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Barriga, Stefan – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Mauritania Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6196 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – Luxembourg S/PV.6100(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION Lucas, Sylvie – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Olinger, Jean – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL NARCOTIC DRUGS Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – Lucas, Sylvie – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Olinger, Jean – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) - 157 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Mexico Mexico (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Heller, Claude – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154; Heller, Claude – S/PV.6092 S/PV.6194 RWANDA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Heller, Claude – S/PV.6228 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233; SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6254 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6128 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6170 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION Heller, Claude – S/PV.6130 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6254 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6172 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6221 CHAD SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6172 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6230 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6170 Espinosa, Patricia – S/PV.6114 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Heller, Claude – S/PV.6176; S/PV.6195 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; TERRORISM S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6141 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Heller, Claude – S/PV.6087 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6254 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6145 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Heller, Claude – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; Heller, Claude – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 S/PV.6228 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE GEORGIA SITUATION Heller, Claude – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6143 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SIERRA LEONE Heller, Claude – S/PV.6101 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6186 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Heller, Claude – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6108 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SAHARA Heller, Claude – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6117 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Heller, Claude – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 AND CHAD IRAQ SITUATION Heller, Claude – S/PV.6172 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6087 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6145 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6096 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Heller, Claude – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6143 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Heller, Claude – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Heller, Claude – S/PV.6119 S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6101 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6161 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6186 NARCOTIC DRUGS WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Heller, Claude – S/PV.6233 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6117 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6119 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6196 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142; S/PV.6217 PALESTINE QUESTION Mexico. President Heller, Claude – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Calderón Hinojosa, Felipe – S/PV.6191 PEACEBUILDING NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Heller, Claude – S/PV.6108 Calderón Hinojosa, Felipe – S/PV.6191 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 - 158 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Micronesia (Federated States of) Nepal (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Lippwe, Jeem – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Acharya, Madhu Raman – S/PV.6069; S/PV.6214 Paudel, Madhuban – S/PV.6119 Morocco AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Netherlands Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6094; Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6154(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); TERRORISM S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6108 Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6094; MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Fassi Fihri, Taieb – S/PV.6061 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption); Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS New Zealand Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6128 Fassi Fihri, Taieb – S/PV.6061 McLay, Jim – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6171(Resumption); Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6151 PEACEBUILDING PEACEBUILDING Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6108; McLay, Jim – S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6165(Resumption) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS McLay, Jim – S/PV.6178 El Alaoui, Souad – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6128 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE TERRORISM Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6128 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL McLay, Jim – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Fassi Fihri, Taieb – S/PV.6061 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6085 S/PV.6171(Resumption); McLay, Jim – S/PV.6205 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN TERRORISM McLay, Jim – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6085 Myanmar McLay, Jim – S/PV.6205 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Swe, Kyaw Tint – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) McLay, Jim – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Swe, Than – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Security Swe, Than – S/PV.6161 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Nepal Amin, Asha Hagi Elmi – S/PV.6196 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Nicaragua Paudel, Madhuban – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Hermida Castillo, Jamie – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Acharya, Madhu Raman – S/PV.6069; S/PV.6214 Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Paudel, Madhuban – S/PV.6119 S/PV.6066(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Acharya, Madhu Raman – S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6178(Resumption1) - 159 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Nicaragua (continued) Norway (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Hermida Castillo, Jamie – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Enge, Berit – S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6171(Resumption) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Store, Jonas – S/PV.6061 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION PALESTINE QUESTION Enge, Berit – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Hermida Castillo, Jamie – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Juul, Mona – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) Store, Jonas – S/PV.6061 Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Brevik, Ola – S/PV.6165(Resumption) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Juul, Mona – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Hermida Castillo, Jamie – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6171(Resumption) Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6178 Rubiales de Chamorro, María – REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Juul, Mona – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Nigeria SOMALIA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Enge, Berit – S/PV.6095 Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon – S/PV.6233(Resumption Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6221 1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – Enge, Berit – S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6206 Juul, Mona – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Store, Jonas – S/PV.6061 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – Juul, Mona – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6108(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION NARCOTIC DRUGS Juul, Mona – S/PV.6085 Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon – S/PV.6233(Resumption UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN 1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6094 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6085 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6153; Juul, Mona – S/PV.6186 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6075 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6180; REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) OAS. Assistant Secretary-General WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Ramdin, Albert – S/PV.6101 Sekudo, Anthony A. – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Ramdin, Albert – S/PV.6101 Norway Organization for Security and Co-operation in AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Juul, Mona – S/PV.6128(Resumption1); Europe. Chairman-in-Office S/PV.6154(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6094 Bakoyannis, Dora – S/PV.6088 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Bakoyannis, Dora – S/PV.6088 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS GEORGIA SITUATION Juul, Mona – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Bakoyannis, Dora – S/PV.6088 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6180 Bakoyannis, Dora – S/PV.6088 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Juul, Mona – S/PV.6186 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Juul, Mona – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) - 160 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Pacific Islands Forum Palestine (continued) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Aisi, Robert Guba (Papua New Guinea) – Al-Malki, Riyad – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Aisi, Robert Guba (Papua New Guinea) – Al-Malki, Riyad – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Pakistan Palestinian Authority. President AFGHANISTAN SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.6061 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6094; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.6061 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.6061 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Papua New Guinea S/PV.6108(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Aisi, Robert Guba – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Paraguay S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Buffa, Juan Alfredo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION PALESTINE QUESTION Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Buffa, Juan Alfredo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Buffa, Juan Alfredo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption); Peru S/PV.6201(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6108(Resumption1); CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6165(Resumption) Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ahmad, Asim Iftikhar – S/PV.6075 Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6178(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6186 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6171(Resumption); Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6178 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI TERRORISM Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6186 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6094 Philippines CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Palestine Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6114 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6066(Res umption1); Gatan, Leslie B. – S/PV.6221 S/PV.6151(Resumption1); TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6205 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Gatan, Leslie B. – S/PV.6085 Al-Malki, Riyad – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6201 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6205 Gatan, Leslie B. – S/PV.6085 - 161 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Philippines (continued) Republic of Korea (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Park, In-kook – S/PV.6141 PALESTINE QUESTION Portugal Park, In-kook – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION PEACEBUILDING Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Kim, Bong-Hyun – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Park, In-kook – S/PV.6165(Resumption); S/PV.6224 Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Park, In-kook – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Park, In-kook – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Qatar Kim, Bong-Hyun – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Park, In-kook – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.6128 Russian Federation CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Al-Thani, Alya Ahmed S.A. – AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6194 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6154 S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Al-Shafi, Salem – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6092 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6230 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Margelov, Mikhail – S/PV.6170 Al-Mahmoud, Ahmed bin Abdullah – S/PV.6061 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6130 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Al-Shafi, Salem – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6172 PALESTINE QUESTION CHAD SITUATION Al-Mahmoud, Ahmed bin Abdullah – S/PV.6061 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6172 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Al-Shafi, Salem – S/PV.6171(Resumption) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6195; Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.6216 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6151 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6180 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.6128 Zheglov, Vladimir Y. – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Al-Mahmoud, Ahmed bin Abdullah – S/PV.6061 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6141 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Al-Shafi, Salem – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6088 TERRORISM FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.6128 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 Republic of Korea GEORGIA SITUATION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Park, In-kook – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Choi, Su-young – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6108 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6141 IRAQ SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Kim, Bong-Hyun – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Park, In-kook – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) - 162 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Russian Federation (continued) Russian Federation (continued) KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6205 S/PV.6202 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SIERRA LEONE Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6171 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Iakovenko, Aleksandr – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6123 S/PV.6202 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6161 SAHARA NARCOTIC DRUGS Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6117 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6233 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AND CHAD Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6119 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6172 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142; Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6096 S/PV.6217; S/PV.6235 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA PALESTINE QUESTION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6143 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6171 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6119 Iakovenko, Aleksandr – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6123 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 PEACEBUILDING WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6117 S/PV.6224 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6075 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6180 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6153 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6178 Russian Federation. Prezident REFUGEES NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6062 Medvedev, Dmitry Anatolyevich – S/PV.6191 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6092 Medvedev, Dmitry Anatolyevich – S/PV.6191 RWANDA SITUATION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6228 Rwanda SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6128 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ndabarasa, Alfred – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION Bugingo Rugema, Moses Keneth – Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6158; S/PV.6221 Gasana, Anastase – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Gasana, Eugène-Richard – S/PV.6228 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6230 Ngoga, Martin – S/PV.6134 Margelov, Mikhail – S/PV.6170 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Ndabarasa, Alfred – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6171 RWANDA SITUATION Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 Gasana, Eugène-Richard – S/PV.6228 Iakovenko, Aleksandr – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6123 Gasana, Anastase – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) TERRORISM Saudi Arabia Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6205 Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6088 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6171(Resumption) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Al-Faisal, Saud – S/PV.6061 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.6063 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6154
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Saudi Arabia (continued) Sierra Leone (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.6137 S/PV.6171(Resumption) Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6187 Al-Faisal, Saud – S/PV.6061 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.6063 SIERRA LEONE TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.6137 Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6187 S/PV.6171(Resumption) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Al-Faisal, Saud – S/PV.6061 Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.6063 S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Senegal AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Singapore Badji, Paul – S/PV.6233 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Badji, Paul – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Somalia Badji, Paul – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY NARCOTIC DRUGS Duale, Elmi Ahmed – S/PV.6254 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6233 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA PALESTINE QUESTION Duale, Elmi Ahmed – S/PV.6254 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PEACEBUILDING Omaar, Mohamed Abdullahi – S/PV.6165 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Duale, Elmi Ahmed – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6158; Badji, Paul – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 Omaar, Mohamed Abdullahi – S/PV.6095; Serbia S/PV.6124; S/PV.6173 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Kruljevic, Slavko – S/PV.6130 South Africa FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.6092 Kruljevic, Slavko – S/PV.6130 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6206 Starcevic, Fedja – S/PV.6228 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6180; Starcevic, Fedja – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Starcevic, Fedja – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6171(Resumption); Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Starcevic, Fedja – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); Serbia. President S/PV.6201(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) PEACEBUILDING Tadic, Boris – S/PV.6097 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Tadic, Boris – S/PV.6097 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Seychelles Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.6092 SOMALIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Jumeau, Ronald Jean – S/PV.6221 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); Sierra Leone S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 PEACEBUILDING Davies, Rupert – S/PV.6165(Resumption) - 164 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
South Africa (continued) Sudan (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Rulumeni, Lulamah – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Abdelmannan, Mohamed Yousif Ibrahim – Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6180 S/PV.6096 Hassan, Hassan Hamid – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170 Spain Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6227 Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.6186 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AND CHAD Oyarzún, Román – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6121 Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.6221 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN TERRORISM Abdelmannan, Mohamed Yousif Ibrahim – Oyarzún, Román – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) S/PV.6096 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Hassan, Hassan Hamid – S/PV.6096 Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.6186 Sweden Sri Lanka FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6228 Palihakkara, H.M.G.S. – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6228 Chandra, R.K.S. Suresh – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6217 Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6224 PALESTINE QUESTION RWANDA SITUATION Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TERRORISM TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6217 Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6196 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Switzerland Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6128 Sudan CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Hassan, Hassan Hamid – S/PV.6170 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6180; S/PV.6227 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6121 Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6108 CHAD–SUDAN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6121 Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6171(Resumption) CHAD SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6217 S/PV.6121 PALESTINE QUESTION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6066(Resumption1); PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6165(Resumption) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6224 Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6128 PEACEBUILDING TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6171(Resumption) TERRORISM Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 - 165 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Switzerland (continued) Tunisia (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6171(Resumption) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Syrian Arab Republic Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6171(Resumption) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Turkey S/PV.6151(Resumption1); AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6194 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154 Falouh, Louay – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6171 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6233; S/PV.6254 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6206 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6092 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6217(Resumption 1) Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6170 PALESTINE QUESTION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Falouh, Louay – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6130 S/PV.6171 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6172 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) CHAD SITUATION SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6172 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6195 Falouh, Louay – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6114 S/PV.6171 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6180 TERRORISM Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6128(Resumption1); CYPRUS QUESTION S/PV.6217(Resumption 1) Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6239 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6132 Thailand DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Sahussarungsi, Sansanee – Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6141 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA PEACEBUILDING Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6254 Chaimongkol, Pravit – S/PV.6165(Resumption) EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6088 Chaimongkol, Pravit – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 Timor-Leste Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 GEORGIA SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 Santos, Nelson – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6186 Guterres, José Luis – S/PV.6205 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6101 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Guterres, José Luis – S/PV.6205 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6108 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Santos, Nelson – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6228 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6134 Timor-Leste. President INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6228 Ramos-Horta, José – S/PV.6085 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6134 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE IRAQ SITUATION Ramos-Horta, José – S/PV.6085 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Tunisia Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6202 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6171(Resumption) - 166 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Turkey (continued) Turkey (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6201 Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6194 Babacan, Ali – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6171 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6123 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6205 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6100 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6085 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6161 SIERRA LEONE NARCOTIC DRUGS Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6233 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6202 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6119 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6217 AND CHAD Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6141 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6172 PALESTINE QUESTION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6201 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6096 Babacan, Ali – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6171 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6143 Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6123 UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6100 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6239 PEACEBUILDING Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6132 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6224 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6165 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6119 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6108 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6186 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6178 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6101 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS REFUGEES Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6062 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6180 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6092 Turkey. Prime Minister RWANDA SITUATION NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6228 Erdogan, Recep Tayyip – S/PV.6191 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6128 Erdogan, Recep Tayyip – S/PV.6191 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Uganda SOMALIA SITUATION Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6254 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173 S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6095 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6118; Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6230 S/PV.6131; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233; S/PV.6254 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6170 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6096 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6131; S/PV.6170 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6201 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6130 Babacan, Ali – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6171 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6172 Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6123 CHAD SITUATION Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6100 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6172 TERRORISM CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6217 Akallo, Grace – S/PV.6114 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6128 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6114 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6195 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6205 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6085 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6066 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6216 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6180 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6151; S/PV.6195
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Uganda (continued) Uganda (continued) DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– SOMALIA SITUATION MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6068 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6141 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6127; DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6131; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6254 S/PV.6254 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6088 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6131; FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6144 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6202; Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6228 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6143 TERRORISM Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6088 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6108 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6134 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6194 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6134 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6228 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN IRAQ SITUATION SIERRA LEONE Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6137 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6080 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6144 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6202 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6144 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6202 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; SAHARA S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6117 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6161 AND CHAD NARCOTIC DRUGS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6172 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6233 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6096 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6119 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6143 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6217 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL PALESTINE QUESTION Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6119 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION PEACEBUILDING Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6117 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6108 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6224 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6180 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6075 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6178 Uganda. President Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6153 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT REFUGEES Museveni, Yoweri – S/PV.6191 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6062; S/PV.6062 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Museveni, Yoweri – S/PV.6191 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6092 RWANDA SITUATION Ukraine Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6228 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE SOMALIA SITUATION Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6128 Sergeyev, Yuriy – S/PV.6221 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6137 Kavun, Olha – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6080 - 168 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations UN. Economic and Social Council (2009 : New York and Geneva). President AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6227 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) – S/PV.6101 Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6204 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6121 Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) – S/PV.6101 CHAD–SUDAN Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6121 UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary- CHAD SITUATION General for Burundi and Head of the United Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6204 Nations Integrated Office in Burundi Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6121 BURUNDI SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Mahmoud, Youssef – S/PV.6138; S/PV.6236 Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6227 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary- AND CHAD General for the United Nations Integrated Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6204 Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6121 Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Von der Schulenburg, Michael – S/PV.6080; Affairs S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6221 SIERRA LEONE Von der Schulenburg, Michael – S/PV.6080; Taranco, Oscar Fernandez – S/PV.6171; S/PV.6182 S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 PALESTINE QUESTION Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6221 UN. Group of African States Taranco, Oscar Fernandez – S/PV.6171; S/PV.6182 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY IS RAEL AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6221 Jomaa, Ghazi (Tunisia) – S/PV.6206 Taranco, Oscar Fernandez – S/PV.6171; S/PV.6182 UN. Group of Arab States UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Rights of the Palestinian People. Chairman Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem (Sudan) – MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Badji, Paul – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem (Sudan) – PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Badji, Paul – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem (Sudan) – TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Badji, Paul – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN. Group of Nordic Countries CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN. Department for Field Support. Under- Lintonen, Kirsti (Finland) – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Secretary-General UN. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Malcorra, Susana – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; Affairs. Director S/PV.6178 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION Khalikov, Rashid – S/PV.6096 Malcorra, Susana – S/PV.6124; S/PV.6158 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Khalikov, Rashid – S/PV.6096 UN. Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Burundi Kang, Kyung-wha – S/PV.6216 Configuration. Chairman BURUNDI SITUATION UN. Deputy Secretary-General Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6236 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Örnéus, Per – S/PV.6138 Mtengeti-Migiro, Rose – S/PV.6196 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Central African Republic Configuration. Chairman CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6147; S/PV.6240 - 169 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Chairman UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President PEACEBUILDING Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.6224 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6211 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Guinea-Bissau Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6162 Configuration. Chairman Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – S/PV.6094 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6149; S/PV.6212 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6118 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Sierra Leone Hoang, Chi Trung (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6207 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6254 Configuration. Chairman Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6160 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6079 Majoor, Frank – S/PV.6080 Yoda, Bédouma Alain (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6233 McNee, John – S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6099 Majoor, Frank – S/PV.6080 BURUNDI SITUATION McNee, John – S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6138 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6245 UN. Representative of the Secretary-General and CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Head of the United Nations Post-Conflict Peace Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6133 Building Support Office in Guinea-Bissau Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6193 Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6076 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Yoda, Alain Bédouma (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6234 Mutaboba, Joseph – S/PV.6149; S/PV.6212 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION UN. Secretary-General Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6122 Corman, Fazli (Turkey) – S/PV.6147 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6102 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6092 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6250 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6064 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 CHAD–SUDAN CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6122 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 CHAD SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6122 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6072; Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6064 S/PV.6123 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Clinton, Hillary Rodham (United States) – S/PV.6195 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6161 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6233 Clinton, Hillary Rodham (United States) – S/PV.6195 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) – Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6191 S/PV.6066(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6180 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6191 Spindelegger, Michael (Austria) – S/PV.6216 PALESTINE QUESTION CYPRUS QUESTION Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6072; Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6115 S/PV.6123 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– PEACEBUILDING MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6165 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6106 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6092 SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ebner, Christian (Austria) – S/PV.6225 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6251 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6254 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6072; Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6065 S/PV.6123 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6242 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6085 Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6099 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6085 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195
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UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President (continued) (continued) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6080 S/PV.6089 SOMALIA SITUATION Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6105 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6125 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6149; S/PV.6152 Ebner, Christian (Austria) – S/PV.6226 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6213 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6229; HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6254 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6221 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6186 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6158; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6173 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6108 Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6164 S/PV.6095 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6134 Kouchner, Bernard (France) – S/PV.6061; Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6242 S/PV.6063 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6155 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich (Russian Federation) – INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6123 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6134 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6182 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6243 TERRORISM Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6156 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6217 IRAQ SITUATION Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6164 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6145 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6249 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6085; Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6219 S/PV.6086 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6177; UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2008-2009) S/PV.6179 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6210 LIBERIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6246 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6145 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6219 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6148 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6177; Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6241 S/PV.6179 Kouchner, Bernard (France) – S/PV.6061; UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6063 Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6211 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich (Russian Federation) – Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6162 S/PV.6123 Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6182 S/PV.6094 NARCOTIC DRUGS UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE Yoda, Bédouma Alain (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6233 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6148 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6241 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6119 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6074 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6085; Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6167 S/PV.6086 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6106 SIERRA LEONE Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6217 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6080 PALESTINE QUESTION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Kouchner, Bernard (France) – S/PV.6061; AND CHAD S/PV.6063 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6122 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich (Russian Federation) – Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6064 S/PV.6123 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6182 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6079 PEACEBUILDING UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6108 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6133 Kutesa, Sam (Uganda) – S/PV.6165; Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6193 S/PV.6165(Resumption) Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6076 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Yoda, Alain Bédouma (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6234 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6178; UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6119 RWANDA SITUATION Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6074 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6243 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6167
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UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President UN. Security Council Committee Established (continued) pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Counter-Terrorism. Chairman (continued) Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) TERRORISM Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6186 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 Clinton, Hillary Rodham (United States) – S/PV.6195 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6180 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on Liberia. Chairman International Tribunals. Chairman IRAQ SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6238 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SANCTIONS Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6228 Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6238 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6228 TERRORISM RWANDA SITUATION Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6238 UN. Security Council Committee Established UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1132 (1997) concerning pursuant to Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Sierra Leone. Chairman Non-Proliferation of Nuclear, Chemical and SANCTIONS Biological Weapons. Chairman Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6238 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6238 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6128 UN. Security Council Committee Established NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6217 pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al- Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 Qaida and the Taliban and Associated Individuals SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE and Entities. Chairman Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6128 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 TERRORISM NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 TERRORISM UN. Security Council Committee Established Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 pursuant to Resolution 1737 (2006) concerning Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 the Islamic Republic of Iran. Chairman NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN. Security Council Committee Established Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6090; S/PV.6235 pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Acting Chairman UN. Security Council Mission to Haiti, 2009. Head AFGHANISTAN SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) – S/PV.6128 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6093 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) – S/PV.6128 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6093 TERRORISM Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) – S/PV.6128 UN. Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women UN. Security Council Committee Established WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Mayanja, Rachel N. – S/PV.6196 Counter-Terrorism. Chairman AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN. Special Envoy for Haiti Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Clinton, Bill – S/PV.6186 Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Clinton, Bill – S/PV.6186 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 - 172 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for the Great Lakes Region UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General and Head of the United Nations Mission GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL SECURITY in the Central African Republic and Chad Obasanjo, Olusegun – S/PV.6067; S/PV.6215 (continued) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for AND CHAD the Implementation of Security Council Resolution Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.6172 1559 (2004) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Roed-Larsen, Terje – S/PV.6120 General and Head of the United Nations Office for MIDDLE EAST SITUATION West Africa Roed-Larsen, Terje – S/PV.6120 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Djinnit, Said – S/PV.6073; S/PV.6157 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General and Head of the United Nations UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Assistance MIssion for Iraq General and Head of the United Nations Operation IRAQ SITUATION in Côte d'Ivoire Melkert, Ad – S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; S/PV.6168 Melkert, Ad – S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; S/PV.6168 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General and Head of the United Nations UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Assistance Mission in Afghanistan General and Head of the United Nations AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Stabilization Mission in Haiti Eide, Kai – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6154(Resumption1); S/PV.6194 Annabi, Hédi – S/PV.6101; UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 Eide, Kai – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6154(Resumption1); S/PV.6194 Annabi, Hédi – S/PV.6075 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Annabi, Hédi – S/PV.6101; General and Head of the United Nations Integrated S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General for Children and Armed Conflict CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Zewde, Sahle-Work – S/PV.6240 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Coomaraswamy, Radhika – S/PV.6114 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General and Head of the United Nations Interim UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Administration Mission in Kosovo General for Iraq FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6202 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; General for Somalia S/PV.6202 SOMALIA SITUATION Ould Abdallah, Ahmedou – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6173; UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- S/PV.6221 General and Head of the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.6172 Fall, François Lonsény – S/PV.6091 CHAD SITUATION Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.6172
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UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian General for the Democratic Republic of the Congo Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator and Head of the United Nations Organization (continued) Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Holmes, John – S/PV.6077 SITUATION UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Doss, Alan – S/PV.6104; S/PV.6159; S/PV.6203; REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6244 Holmes, John – S/PV.6083 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Doss, Alan – S/PV.6104; S/PV.6159; S/PV.6203; Operations S/PV.6244 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6206 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR General for the Sudan and Head of the United Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6170 Nations Mission in Sudan CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6114 Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.6079 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.6079 S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6178 SOMALIA SITUATION UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6124 General for the United Nations Political Mission in SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Nepal Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6170 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Landgren, Karin – S/PV.6119; S/PV.6214 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Martin, Ian – S/PV.6069 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6147 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Landgren, Karin – S/PV.6119; S/PV.6214 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6108 Martin, Ian – S/PV.6069 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6072; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6107; General for Timor-Leste and Head of the United S/PV.6201 PALESTINE QUESTION Nations Integrate Mission in Timor-Leste Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6072; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6107; TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6201 Khare, Atul – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 PEACEBUILDING UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6108 Khare, Atul – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 SOMALIA SITUATION Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6124; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6197 UN. Support Office for the African Mission in TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Somalia Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6072; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6107; S/PV.6201 SOMALIA SITUATION Boyd, Craig – S/PV.6197 UN Development Fund for Women. Executive UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Director Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Alberdi, Ines – S/PV.6196 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Holmes, John – S/PV.6066; UN High Commissioner for Refugees S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6151(Resumption1); REFUGEES S/PV.6216; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Guterres, António – S/PV.6062 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION UN Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention. Holmes, John – S/PV.6083 Executive Director MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Holmes, John – S/PV.6077 Costa, Antonio Maria – S/PV.6157; S/PV.6233 PALESTINE QUESTION GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Holmes, John – S/PV.6077 Costa, Antonio Maria – S/PV.6212 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NARCOTIC DRUGS Holmes, John – S/PV.6139 Costa, Antonio Maria – S/PV.6233
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UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process United Kingdom (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6084; S/PV.6150; Sawers, John – S/PV.6088 S/PV.6248 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6084; S/PV.6150; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6248 Sawers, John – S/PV.6130 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL GEORGIA SITUATION Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6084; S/PV.6150; Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6143 S/PV.6248 Sawers, John – S/PV.6088 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UNDP. Bureau for Crisis Prevention and Recovery Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6101 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING Sawers, John – S/PV.6108 Ryan, Jordan – S/PV.6165 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UNDP. Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Caribbean. Deputy Regional Director Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Sawers, John – S/PV.6131 Fabiancic, Niky – S/PV.6101 IRAQ SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6145 Fabiancic, Niky – S/PV.6101 Sawers, John – S/PV.6087 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UNICEF. Executive Director Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6097 Veneman, Ann – S/PV.6114 Sawers, John – S/PV.6088 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION United Arab Emirates Miliband, David – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123 Quarrey, David – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Sawers, John – S/PV.6201 Al-Jarman, Ahmed – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6161 NARCOTIC DRUGS United Kingdom Thomas, Gareth – S/PV.6233 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Hurd, Tom – S/PV.6128 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6119 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6194 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Sawers, John – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6217; S/PV.6235 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6254 Sawers, John – S/PV.6090 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6206 PALESTINE QUESTION Sawers, John – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6131 Miliband, David – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123 Thomas, Gareth – S/PV.6233 Quarrey, David – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Sawers, John – S/PV.6201 Sawers, John – S/PV.6131; S/PV.6170 PEACEBUILDING BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Brown, Mark Malloch – S/PV.6165 Sawers, John – S/PV.6130 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6224 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Sawers, John – S/PV.6108 Quarrey, David – S/PV.6172 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS CHAD SITUATION Sawers, John – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 Quarrey, David – S/PV.6172 REFUGEES CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6062; S/PV.6062 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6114 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Sawers, John – S/PV.6195 Sawers, John – S/PV.6092 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6151 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6228 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6066 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Sawers, John – S/PV.6195 Hurd, Tom – S/PV.6128 Taylor, Baroness Ann – S/PV.6216 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6137 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6080 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6141 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6254 - 175 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
United Kingdom (continued) United Kingdom. Prime Minister (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 Brown, Gordon – S/PV.6191 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6068 Quarrey, David – S/PV.6173 United Republic of Tanzania Sawers, John – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6158; CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6197 Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6230 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Sawers, John – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116; S/PV.6131; Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6170 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Iddi, Seif – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Miliband, David – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123 PALESTINE QUESTION Quarrey, David – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Iddi, Seif – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Sawers, John – S/PV.6201 PEACEBUILDING TERRORISM Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Hurd, Tom – S/PV.6128 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6217 Iddi, Seif – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6205 Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Sawers, John – S/PV.6085 Taj, Begam Karim – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6145 United States Sawers, John – S/PV.6087 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6194 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6094; Sawers, John – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 S/PV.6128; S/PV.6194 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Donovan, James B. – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6205 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6154 Sawers, John – S/PV.6085 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6206; SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6233 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6137 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6080 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6170 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6130 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6097 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6172 SAHARA CHAD SITUATION Sawers, John – S/PV.6117 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6172 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AND CHAD Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6114 Quarrey, David – S/PV.6172 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Sawers, John – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6216 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6143 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6180 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO MISSILE LAUNCHINGS Sawers, John – S/PV.6131 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6141 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6119 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6088 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6101 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 Sawers, John – S/PV.6117 GEORGIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6143 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6196 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Sawers, John – S/PV.6195 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6101 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY United Kingdom. Prime Minister DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6108 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6134; Brown, Gordon – S/PV.6191 S/PV.6228 - 176 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
United States (continued) United States (continued) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6134; Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6228 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6123; S/PV.6248 IRAQ SITUATION Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6201 KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRORISM DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6230 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6128 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6097; Donovan, James B. – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6217 LIBERIA SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6131 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6205 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6085 Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6123; S/PV.6248 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6201 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6154 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6161 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE NARCOTIC DRUGS DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6205 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6233 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6085 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6119 SIERRA LEONE NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6137 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6080 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6090; S/PV.6235 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6217 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6202 Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6123; S/PV.6248 SAHARA Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6117 S/PV.6201 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC PEACEBUILDING AND CHAD DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6172 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6224 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6075 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6143 REFUGEES UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC McMahan, T. Vance – S/PV.6062 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6114 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6092 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL RWANDA SITUATION Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6119 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6228 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6101 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6128 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Donovan, James B. – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6117 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6137 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6196 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6080 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6180 SOMALIA SITUATION DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6197; UNRWA. Commissioner-General S/PV.6221 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.6068 Abu Zayd, Karen – S/PV.6077 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6158 PALESTINE QUESTION Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6173 Abu Zayd, Karen – S/PV.6077 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Abu Zayd, Karen – S/PV.6077 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 Uruguay CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) - 177 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – CORPORATE NAMES/COUNTRIES
Uruguay (continued) Viet Nam CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6194 S/PV.6151(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6254 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6186 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6170 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6130 PEACEBUILDING CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6172 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) CHAD SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6172 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6075; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6153(Resumption1); Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6114 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6195 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180 S/PV.6186 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) MISSILE LAUNCHINGS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6141 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6254 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6151(Resumption1); GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6143 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 S/PV.6186 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6108 Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 NARCOTIC DRUGS IRAQ SITUATION Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6145 PALESTINE QUESTION Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6087 Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6202 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Ovalles-Santos, Víctor Lautaro – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6161 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Pham, Binh Minh – S/PV.6233 Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6119 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6217 TERRORISM Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6141 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1); PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6186 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6108
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Viet Nam (continued) Vietnam. President PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 Nguyen, Minh Triet – S/PV.6191 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6178 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION REFUGEES Nguyen, Minh Triet – S/PV.6191 Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6062 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN World Food Programme. Bureau for Latin America Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6092 and Caribbean. Director RWANDA SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6228 Medrano, Pedro – S/PV.6101 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6128 Medrano, Pedro – S/PV.6101 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Zambia SOMALIA SITUATION Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6158 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6173; Kapambwe, Lazarous – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 TERRORISM Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6217 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6128 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6145 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6087 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6194 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6202 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6172 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6096 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6143 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6119 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6180 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6195
Viet Nam. Deputy Prime Minister
WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Pham, Gia Khiem – S/PV.6196
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Abbas, Mahmud (Palestinian Authority. President) Abu Zayd, Karen (UNRWA. Commissioner- MIDDLE EAST SITUATION General) (continued) S/PV.6061 PALESTINE QUESTION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6077 S/PV.6061 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6077 S/PV.6061 Acharya, Madhu Raman (Nepal) Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6069; S/PV.6214 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6178(Resumption1) S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6069; S/PV.6214 S/PV.6108 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Adada, Rodolphe (Joint African Union-United S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Nations Special Representative for Darfur) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6112 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165(Resumption) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6112 S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Agwai, Martin L. (African Union-United Nations REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Hybrid Operation in Darfur) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6178 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Ahmad, Asim Iftikhar (Pakistan) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) S/PV.6075 (Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries. Chairman) Aho-Glele, Oussou Edouard (African Union. Peace AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY and Security Council. Chairman) S/PV.6233 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6233 PALESTINE QUESTION Aisi, Robert Guba (Papua New Guinea) S/PV.6171(Resumption) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) Aisi, Robert Guba (Papua New Guinea) (Pacific Abdelmannan, Mohamed Yousif Ibrahim (Sudan) Islands Forum) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6096 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6096 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Aboul Gheit, Ahmed (Egypt) Akallo, Grace (Uganda) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6114 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Al Bayati, Hamid (Iraq) S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145; S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 Abu Zayd, Karen (UNRWA. Commissioner- UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ General) S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145; S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6077 - 181 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq (Saudi Arabia) Al-Malki, Riyad (Palestine) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6063; S/PV.6201 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6063; S/PV.6201 PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6063; S/PV.6201 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6171(Resumption) Al-Musawi, Muhanad Ali (Iraq) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. (Jordan) S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz (Qatar) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6128 PALESTINE QUESTION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6075 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Al-Faisal, Saud (Saudi Arabia) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6061 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6061 S/PV.6128 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) TERRORISM Al-Habib, Eshagh (Iran (Islamic Republic of)) S/PV.6128 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6094 Al-Shafi, Salem (Qatar) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6171(Resumption) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6217(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6171(Resumption) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption) Al-Thani, Alya Ahmed S.A. (Qatar) TERRORISM CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6217(Resumption1) S/PV.6114(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6094 Alberdi, Ines (UN Development Fund for Women. Executive Director) Al-Jarman, Ahmed (United Arab Emirates) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6196 S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Ali, Hamidon (Malaysia) Al-Mahmoud, Ahmed bin Abdullah (Qatar) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6061 PALESTINE QUESTION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6061 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6061 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6085 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6085 - 182 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Allam-Mi, Mohamad (Chad) Angelo, Victor da Silva (UN. Special CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6111; S/PV.6121; S/PV.6172 Representative of the Secretary-General and Head CHAD–SUDAN of the United Nations Mission in the Central S/PV.6121 African Republic and Chad) CHAD SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6111; S/PV.6121; S/PV.6172 S/PV.6172 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CHAD SITUATION AND CHAD S/PV.6172 S/PV.6111; S/PV.6121; S/PV.6172 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD Alvarez, Gustavo (Uruguay) S/PV.6172 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Annabi, Hédi (UN. Special Representative of the PEACEBUILDING Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations S/PV.6165(Resumption) Stabilization Mission in Haiti) Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon (Nigeria) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6101; S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6075 NARCOTIC DRUGS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6101; S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 Amil, Farukh (Pakistan) Antonio, Tete (African Union) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6066(Resumption1) S/PV.6212 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) PALESTINE QUESTION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6196(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6233; S/PV.6254 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN CHILDREN IN A RMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6195 Amin, Asha Hagi Elmi (NGO Working Group on CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Women, Peace and Security) S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 CYPRUS QUESTION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6239 S/PV.6196 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6254 Amorim, Celso (Brazil) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION HONDURAS–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6192 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6186 Andanje, Anthony (Kenya) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6228 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6228 Anderson, Anne (Ireland) KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6202 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6201 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6233 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6217 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6201
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Argüello, Jorge (Argentina) Apakan, Ertugrul (Turkey) (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6224 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6228 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6230 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6201 S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 TERRORISM MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6217 S/PV.6061(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6202 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6239 S/PV.6061(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6186 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Araud, Gérard (France) S/PV.6128(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6194 S/PV.6061(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6216 S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6186 Arias Sánchez, Oscar (Costa Rica. President) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6228 S/PV.6191 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6228 S/PV.6191 KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6202 Ayoob, Mohammad Erfani (Afghanistan) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6201 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6233 S/PV.6151(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6235 Babacan, Ali (Turkey) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6201 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6228 PALESTINE QUESTION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6230 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Badji, Paul (Senegal) S/PV.6201 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6233 S/PV.6194 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6202 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6186 NARCOTIC DRUGS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6233 S/PV.6196
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Badji, Paul (Senegal) (continued) Ban, Ki-moon (UN. Secretary-General) (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6233 PEACEBUILDING NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6191 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6191 PALESTINE QUESTION Badji, Paul (UN. Committee on the Exercise of the S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6072; S/PV.6123 Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. PEACEBUILDING Chairman) S/PV.6165 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6092 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6251 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6072; S/PV.6123 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Bailly-Niagri, Guillaume (Côte d'Ivoire) S/PV.6085 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6085 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Bangura, Zainab Hawa (Sierra Leone) Bakoyannis, Dora (Organization for Security and SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Co-operation in Europe. Chairman-in-Office) S/PV.6137 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6088 SIERRA LEONE EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6137 S/PV.6088 GEORGIA SITUATION Banks, Rosemary (New Zealand) S/PV.6088 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6128 S/PV.6088 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6128 Balé, Raymond Serge (Congo) TERRORISM AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6128 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6085 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6085 Ballestero, Jorge (Costa Rica) Barbalic, Ivan (Bosnia and Herzegovina) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6061 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6061 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6061 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6228 Ban, Ki-moon (UN. Secretary-General) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6092 NARCOTIC DRUGS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Barriga, Stefan (Liechtenstein) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6072; S/PV.6123 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6161
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Bashir, Salah (Jordan) Blum, Claudia (Colombia) (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6061 S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 PALESTINE QUESTION NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6061 S/PV.6233 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6061 S/PV.6217(Resumption1) TERRORISM Bassolé, Djibrill (Joint African Union-UN Chief S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Mediator for Darfur) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6227 Bonne, Emmanuel (France) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6227 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6217 Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo (Cuba) TERRORISM S/PV.6217 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Bouchaara, Lotfi (Morocco) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6186 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6151(Resumption1) S/PV.6128(Resumption1) TERRORISM Boyd, Craig (UN. Support Office for the African S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Mission in Somalia) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6186 S/PV.6197 Benmehidi, Mourad (Algeria) Bozinovic, Davor (Croatia) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6123 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6108 S/PV.6123 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6123 NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Bozize, Jean Francis (Central African Republic) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6100(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6165 S/PV.6108 Brammertz, Serge (International Tribunal for the REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Violations of International Humanitarian Law S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Prosecutor) Bin Momen, Masud (Bangladesh) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6228 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Brevik, Ola (Norway) S/PV.6224 PEACEBUILDING TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Bródi, Gábor (Hungary) Blum, Claudia (Colombia) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6233 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Brown, Gordon (United Kingdom. Prime Minister) S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6151; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6191 - 186 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Brown, Gordon (United Kingdom. Prime Minister) Butagira, Francis K. (Uganda) (continued) (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6191 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6075 Brown, Mark Malloch (United Kingdom) REFUGEES PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6062; S/PV.6062 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6165 S/PV.6068 Bu Dhhair, Khalaf (Kuwait) TERRITO RIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Byron, Dennis (International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. President) Buffa, Juan Alfredo (Paraguay) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6061(Resumption1) RWANDA SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6228 S/PV.6061(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Cabral, Alfredo Lopes (Guinea-Bissau) S/PV.6061(Resumption1) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Bugingo Rugema, Moses Keneth (Rwanda) S/PV.6212 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Calderón Hinojosa, Felipe (Mexico. President) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Bui, The Giang (Viet Nam) S/PV.6191 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6191 S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Cancela, José Luis (Uruguay) S/PV.6130 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180 S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 IRAQ SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6145 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6161 S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153(Resumption1); NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6178(Resumption1) S/PV.6119 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI REFUGEES S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 S/PV.6062 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Cannon, Lawrence (Canada) S/PV.6145 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6154 S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6154 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Carmon, Daniel (Israel) S/PV.6119 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6151 S/PV.6180 Cazeau, Jean Wesley (Haiti) Butagira, Francis K. (Uganda) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6200 S/PV.6066 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6200 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 - 187 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Cerere, Grace Wambui (Kenya) Christian, Leslie (Ghana) (continued) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6180(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Chaimongkol, Pravit (Thailand) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6153(Resumption1) S/PV.6165(Resumption) Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6178(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6194 Chandra, R.K.S. Suresh (Sri Lanka) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6151(Resumption1) S/PV.6230 Chávez, Luis Enrique (Peru) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6130 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 CIVILIA N PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6066; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– S/PV.6101(Resumption1) MISSILE LAUNCHINGS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6141 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6088 S/PV.6180(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 Choi, Su-young (Republic of Korea) GEORGIA SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Choi, Young-Jin (UN. Special Representative of INTERNATIONAL SECURITY the Secretary-General and Head of the United S/PV.6108 Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; S/PV.6168 S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; S/PV.6168 S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Chowdhury, Iftekhar Ahmed (Bangladesh) S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6171 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad (Bangladesh) S/PV.6161 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6233 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6119 PALESTINE QUESTION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142; S/PV.6217; S/PV.6235 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6178(Resumption1) S/PV.6171 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6075 RWANDA SITUATION Christian, Leslie (Ghana) S/PV.6228 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6128 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1)
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Clinton, Hillary Rodham (United States) (UN. Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) (continued) Security Council (64th year : 2009). President) SOMALIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6221 S/PV.6195 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6096; S/PV.6230 S/PV.6195 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6171 S/PV.6195 TERRORISM S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 Colakovic, Mirsada (Bosnia and Herzegovina) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6088 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6151(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6108 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Compaoré, Blaise (Burkina Faso. President) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6117 S/PV.6191 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6096 S/PV.6191 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6143 Coomaraswamy, Radhika (UN. Special UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Representative of the Secretary-General for S/PV.6119 Children and Armed Conflict) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 S/PV.6114 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6117 Corman, Fazli (Turkey) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6206 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) (UN. AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Security Council (64th year : 2009). President) S/PV.6170 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6172 S/PV.6118 CHAD SITUATION CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6172 S/PV.6133 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6180 S/PV.6122 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.6101 S/PV.6122 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6171 S/PV.6122 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6161 S/PV.6119 PALESTINE QUESTION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6171 S/PV.6125 PEACEBUILDING UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6165 AND CHAD PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6122 S/PV.6178 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6133 S/PV.6068; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6119 S/PV.6170 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Clinton, Bill (UN. Special Envoy for Haiti) S/PV.6171 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6186 S/PV.6205 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6186 S/PV.6205
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Corman, Fazli (Turkey) (continued) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (continued) AND CHAD DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– S/PV.6172 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6141 S/PV.6101 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6254 S/PV.6180 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6088 Corman, Fazli (Turkey) (UN. Security Council (64th FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION year : 2009). President) S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6147 S/PV.6143 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Cornado, Gian Lorenzo (Italy) S/PV.6101 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6228 S/PV.6094 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6228 S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1) IRAQ SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6094 KOSOVO (SERBIA) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6161 Costa, Antonio Maria (UN Office for Drug Control NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION and Crime Prevention. Executive Director) S/PV.6090; S/PV.6141; S/PV.6235 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6157; S/PV.6233 S/PV.6165 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6212 S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 NARCOTIC DRUGS REFUGEES S/PV.6233 S/PV.6062 RWANDA SITUATION Cuello Camilo, Federico Alberto (Dominican S/PV.6228 Republic) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6186 S/PV.6068; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197; UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 S/PV.6186 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Currea, Dora (Inter-American Development Bank. S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Caribbean Country Department. General Manager) S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6101 S/PV.6088 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6101 S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6206; S/PV.6254 SIERRA LEONE AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 S/PV.6170 UN INTERIM ADM INISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6172 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CHAD SITUATION AND CHAD S/PV.6172 S/PV.6172 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; S/PV.6216 S/PV.6143
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Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) DeLaurentis, Jeffrey (United States) (continued) (continued) CHAD SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6172 S/PV.6101 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6180 TERRORISM S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). AND CHAD President) S/PV.6172 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Delechat, Corinne (IMF. Mission Chief for Haiti) S/PV.6089 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Daou, Oumar (Mali) S/PV.6101 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6101 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION DiCarlo, Rosemary A. (United States) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6088; S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6194 PALESTINE QUESTION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6170 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6130 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Davide, Hilario G. (Philippines) S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6216 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6114 S/PV.6141 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6205 S/PV.6088 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6205 S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6143 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Davies, Rupert (Sierra Leone) S/PV.6108 PEACEBUILDING INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6134; S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Davutoglu, Ahmet (Turkey) S/PV.6134; S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6194 S/PV.6230 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6123 S/PV.6088; S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 PALESTINE QUESTION MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6123 S/PV.6161 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6123 S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6194 S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS De Mistura, Staffan (UN. Special Representative of S/PV.6075 the Secretary-General for Iraq) RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6228 IRAQ SITUATION SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6128 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6137 SOMALIA SITUATION DeLaurentis, Jeffrey (United States) S/PV.6095; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6172 S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 - 191 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
DiCarlo, Rosemary A. (United States) (continued) Dolgov, Konstantin K. (Russian Federation) TERRORISM (continued) S/PV.6128 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6205 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6205 S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6154 S/PV.6205 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6205 SIERRA LEONE UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6137 SIERRA LEONE UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA AND CHAD S/PV.6143 S/PV.6172 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6196 Donovan, James B. (United States) Diop, Adrienne Yandé (Economic Community of AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6128(Resumption1) West African States) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) TERRORISM NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Doss, Alan (UN. Special Representative of the Djédjé, Ilahiri A. (Côte d'Ivoire) Secretary-General for the Democratic Republic of CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS the Congo and Head of the United Nations S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; S/PV.6168; S/PV.6209 Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE of the Congo) S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; S/PV.6168; S/PV.6209 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Djinnit, Said (UN. Special Representative of the SITUATION Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations S/PV.6104; S/PV.6159; S/PV.6203; S/PV.6244 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Office for West Africa) REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6104; S/PV.6159; S/PV.6203; S/PV.6244 S/PV.6073; S/PV.6157 Du, Xiacong (China) Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana (South Africa) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6130 S/PV.6092 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6130 S/PV.6092 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6137 Dolgov, Konstantin K. (Russian Federation) UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6154 S/PV.6137 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Duale, Elmi Ahmed (Somalia) S/PV.6172 CHAD SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6172 S/PV.6254 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6254 PALESTINE QUESTION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6068; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6254 S/PV.6153 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Dunlop, Regina (Brazil) S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197
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ElBaradei, Mohamed (IAEA. Director General) Dunlop, Regina (Brazil) (continued) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6191 S/PV.6171(Resumption) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6191 S/PV.6171(Resumption) PEACEBUILDING Enge, Berit (Norway) S/PV.6165(Resumption) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6178 PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6171(Resumption) SOMALIA SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6095 S/PV.6217(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6180 Erdogan, Recep Tayyip (Turkey. Prime Minister) Ebner, Christian (Austria) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6191 S/PV.6254 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6191 S/PV.6254 GEORGIA SITUATION Espinosa, María Fernanda (Ecuador) S/PV.6143 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6101 S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 SOMALIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6197; S/PV.6254 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6143 PALESTINE QUESTION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6101 S/PV.6171(Resumption) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Ebner, Christian (Austria) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); (64th year : 2009). President) S/PV.6171(Resumption) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 SITUATION S/PV.6225 Espinosa, Patricia (Mexico) SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6226 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114 Ebrahim, Fatema (Kuwait) Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6165 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066 Edrees, Mohamed Fathi (Egypt) Fabiancic, Niky (UNDP. Regional Bureau for Latin CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS America and the Caribbean. Deputy Regional S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Director) Eide, Kai (UN. Special Representative of the HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations S/PV.6101 Assistance Mission in Afghanistan) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6101 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6154(Resumption1); Fall, François Lonsény (UN. Special S/PV.6194 Representative of the Secretary-General and Head UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN of the United Nations Mission in the Central S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6154(Resumption1); S/PV.6194 African Republic and Chad) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION El Alaoui, Souad (Morocco) S/PV.6091 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6153(Resumption1)
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Falouh, Louay (Syrian Arab Republic) Gasana, Eugène-Richard (Rwanda) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171 S/PV.6228 PALESTINE QUESTION RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171 S/PV.6228 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171 Gatan, Leslie B. (Philippines) SOMALIA SITUATION Fassi Fihri, Taieb (Morocco) S/PV.6221 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6061 S/PV.6085 PALESTINE QUESTION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6061 S/PV.6085 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061 Goledzinowski, Andrew (Australia) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Fischer, Heinz (Austria. President) S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154(Resumption1) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6191 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6191 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da (Brazil) S/PV.6092(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6128 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE TERRORISM S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217(Resumption1) TERRORISM UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Frommelt, Günter Otto (Liechtenstein) Gouider, Abdelrazag E. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6128 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Gahutu, Zacharie (Burundi) S/PV.6108 INTE RNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6134 S/PV.6165(Resumption) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María (El Salvador) S/PV.6134 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6217 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108 S/PV.6224 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6128 Gálvez, Eduardo (Chile) TERRORISM HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 S/PV.6186 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Goutondji, Pamphile (Benin) S/PV.6186 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) García Moritán, Martin (Argentina) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Graham, Kirsty (New Zealand) S/PV.6066(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151 Gasana, Anastase (Rwanda) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Grau, Heidi (Switzerland) S/PV.6180(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6128 S/PV.6180(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6180; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) - 194 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Guterres, José Luis (Timor-Leste) Grau, Heidi (Switzerland) (continued) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6205 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6205 S/PV.6217 PALESTINE QUESTION Gutiérrez, Gonzalo (Peru) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6165(Resumption) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6186 S/PV.6128 NARCOTIC DRUGS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING TERRORISM S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6178 S/PV.6180; S/PV.6196(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Grauls, Jan (Belgium) S/PV.6186 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Haroon, Abdullah Hussain (Pakistan) S/PV.6091 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6114(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6066(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6224 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); Grauls, Jan (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. S/PV.6201(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Central African Republic Configuration. Chairman) S/PV.6108(Resumption1); S/PV.6165(Resumption) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6147; S/PV.6240 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) TERRITO RIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Guillermet, Christian (Costa Rica) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6194 TERRORISM CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6114 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6094 S/PV.6108 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Hassan, Hassan Hamid (Sudan) S/PV.6201 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6170 S/PV.6201 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170 S/PV.6108 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6096 S/PV.6153 SOMALIA SITUATION Hatoyama, Yukio (Japan) S/PV.6197 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6191 S/PV.6201 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6191 S/PV.6194 Heller, Claude (Mexico) Guterres, António (UN High Commissioner for Refugees) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 REFUGEES AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6062 S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233; S/PV.6254
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Heller, Claude (Mexico) (continued) Heller, Claude (Mexico) (continued) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6130 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6172 TERRORISM CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 S/PV.6172 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6176; S/PV.6195 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6087 S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6216 S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6141 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN DJIBOUTI–ERITREA SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6254 S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 GEORGIA SITUATION UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTE RN S/PV.6143 SAHARA HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6117 S/PV.6101 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND CHAD S/PV.6108 S/PV.6172 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6096 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6143 IRAQ SITUATION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6087 S/PV.6119 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6101 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6117 S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 S/PV.6161 NARCOTIC DRUGS Heller, Claude (Mexico) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6233 (64th year : 2009). President) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6119 S/PV.6102 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142; S/PV.6217 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION CYPRUS QUESTION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6115 S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– PEACEBUILDING MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6108 S/PV.6106 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 S/PV.6105 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6092 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) RWANDA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6228 S/PV.6108 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6128 S/PV.6106 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 S/PV.6108 SOMALIA SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; S/PV.6101(Resumption1) S/PV.6197; S/PV.6254 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6096; S/PV.6230 - 196 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Holmes, John (UN. Under-Secretary-General for Hermida Castillo, Jamie (Nicaragua) Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Coordinator) S/PV.6151(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6066; S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151; S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6151; S/PV.6151(Resumption1); PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6216; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SITUATION S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6083 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Hernández-Milian, Jairo (Costa Rica) S/PV.6077 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6154 S/PV.6077 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6151 S/PV.6139 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6154 S/PV.6077 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Hill, Robert (Australia) REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6083 S/PV.6066(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Hosni, Samir (League of Arab States. African S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Administration and the Afro-Arab Cooperation PALESTINE QUESTION Department. Director) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6095 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Hreggvidsson, Emil Breki (Iceland) S/PV.6085 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6085 S/PV.6061(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Hoang, Chi Trung (Viet Nam) S/PV.6061(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6172 CHAD SITUATION Hu, Jintao (China. President) S/PV.6172 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6217 S/PV.6191 PEACEBUILDING NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 S/PV.6191 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Hulan, Heidi (Canada) S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 SOMALIA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6158 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) TERRORISM PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6217 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN AND CHAD S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6172 Hurd, Tom (United Kingdom) Hoang, Chi Trung (Viet Nam) (UN. Security AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Council (64th year : 2009). President) S/PV.6128 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6207 S/PV.6128 TERRORISM Hoeeg, Erik (Denmark) S/PV.6128 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Hyseni, Skender (Kosovo (Serbia)) S/PV.6196(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202
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Hyseni, Skender (Kosovo (Serbia)) (continued) Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) (continued) KOSOVO (SERBIA) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6100 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6119 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Iakovenko, Aleksandr (Russian Federation) S/PV.6141 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6100 PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6108 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 REFUGEES Iddi, Seif (United Republic of Tanzania) S/PV.6062 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6092 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6128 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION Ileka, Atoki (Democratic Republic of the Congo) S/PV.6095 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6096 SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6203; S/PV.6253 S/PV.6100 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC TERRORISM REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6128 S/PV.6203; S/PV.6253 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6085 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 S/PV.6092 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6085 S/PV.6130 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6114 S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 CYPRUS QUESTION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6132 S/PV.6096 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6143 S/PV.6141 UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6132 S/PV.6088 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6119 S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 GEORGIA SITUATION Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) (UN. Security Council (64th S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 year : 2009). President) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.6108 S/PV.6138 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6134 S/PV.6149; S/PV.6152 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6134 S/PV.6134 IRAQ SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6134 KOSOVO (SERBIA) IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 S/PV.6145
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Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) (UN. Security Council (64th Jallow, Hassan Bubacar (International Criminal year : 2009). President) (continued) Tribunal for Rwanda. Prosecutor) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6148 S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6145 S/PV.6228 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE S/PV.6148 Jandrokovic, Gordan (Croatia) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Inzko, Valentin (High Representative for the S/PV.6216 Implementation of the Peace Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina) Jeremic, Vuk (Serbia) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6130 S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6130 S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Ito, Shintaro (Japan) S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6123 Jomaa, Ghazi (Tunisia) PALESTINE QUESTION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6123 S/PV.6171(Resumption) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6123 S/PV.6171(Resumption) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) S/PV.6178(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Jomaa, Ghazi (Tunisia) (UN. Group of African S/PV.6216(Resumption1) States) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6206 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6217(Resumption 1) Jónasson, Jón Erlingur (Iceland) PALESTINE QUESTION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6180(Resumption1) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Joyandet, Alain (France) TERRORISM S/PV.6128(Resumption1); S/PV.6217(Resumption 1) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6193 Jahan, Ismat (Bangladesh) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6195 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6195 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6193 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6195 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Jumeau, Ronald Jean (Seychelles) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6165(Resumption) SOMALIA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6221 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Jurica, Neven (Croatia) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6094 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6092 - 199 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Jurica, Neven (Croatia) (continued) Juul, Mona (Norway) (continued) EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6088 S/PV.6085 IRAQ SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6087 S/PV.6186 KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6097 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100 S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154 PALESTINE QUESTION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100 S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6092 S/PV.6170 SOMALIA SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6095 S/PV.6130 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6096 S/PV.6066; S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151; TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6216 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6088 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 S/PV.6085 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6087 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6094 IRAQ SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145; S/PV.6238 S/PV.6085 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 S/PV.6097 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 AND CHAD NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6092 S/PV.6217 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6096 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 PEACEBUILDING Juul, Mona (Norway) S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6128(Resumption1); S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6092 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6186 S/PV.6228 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SANCTIONS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6238 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6128 PALESTINE QUESTION SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 PEACEBUILDING SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6221 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 TERRORISM TERRORISM S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217; S/PV.6238 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6085 S/PV.6205 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145
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Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) (continued) Kang, Kyung-wha (UN. Deputy High UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Commissioner for Human Rights) S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6216 S/PV.6205 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Kapambwe, Lazarous (Zambia) SIERRA LEONE CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Kavanagh, John Paul (Ireland) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6096 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6085 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) (UN. Security UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Council (64th year : 2009). President) S/PV.6085 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Kavun, Olha (Ukraine) S/PV.6254 BURUNDI SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6245 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Khalikov, Rashid (UN. Office for the Coordination S/PV.6250 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA of Humanitarian Affairs. Director) S/PV.6254 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6096 S/PV.6242 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6096 S/PV.6242 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) S/PV.6243 SOMALIA SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6068 S/PV.6249 LIBERIA SITUATION Khare, Atul (UN. Special Representative of the S/PV.6246 Secretary-General for Timor-Leste and Head of the MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6241 United Nations Integrate Mission in Timor-Leste) RWANDA SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6243 S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 SOMALIA SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6229; S/PV.6254 S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE S/PV.6241 Khazaee, Mohammad (Iran (Islamic Republic of)) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) S/PV.6154(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6075 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) (European Union) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6095; S/PV.6124 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6096 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6096 S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Khoudaverdian, Karine (Armenia) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114(Resumption1) - 201 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Kim, Bong-Hyun (Republic of Korea) Koudougou, Bonaventure (Burkina Faso) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6108(Resumption1) (continued) PEACEBUILDING NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6119 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6171 SOMALIA SITUATION Kleib, Hasan (Indonesia) S/PV.6197 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6171 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Klerk, Piet de (Netherlands) S/PV.6202 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6119 S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Kruljevic, Slavko (Serbia) S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6130 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6130 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Kutesa, Sam (Uganda) (UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President) Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara (Sri Lanka) PEACEBUILDING CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6165; S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Kyrle, Johannes (Austria) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6233 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6202 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6202 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6233 Kouchner, Bernard (France) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6202 S/PV.6123 PALESTINE QUESTION La, Yifan (China) S/PV.6123 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6128 S/PV.6123 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114 Kouchner, Bernard (France) (UN. Security Council GEORGIA SITUATION (64th year : 2009). President) S/PV.6143 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6108 PALESTINE QUESTION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6145 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6119 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Koudougou, Bonaventure (Burkina Faso) S/PV.6142 PEACEBUILDING FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6108 S/PV.6202 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6075 S/PV.6202 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6128 S/PV.6171 TERRORISM MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6128 S/PV.6161
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Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) (UN. Security La, Yifan (China) (continued) Council Committee Established pursuant to UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter- S/PV.6145 Terrorism. Acting Chairman) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6143 S/PV.6128 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6119 S/PV.6128 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) TERRORISM S/PV.6128 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6170 Lamamra, Ramtane (African Union. Commissioner CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS for Peace and Security) S/PV.6168 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6172 S/PV.6092 CHAD SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6172 S/PV.6092 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6180 S/PV.6095; S/PV.6173 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Lamberto, Thomas (Belgium) S/PV.6108 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6134 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6134 Landgren, Karin (UN. Special Representative of MIDDLE EAST SITUATION the Secretary-General for the United Nations S/PV.6171 Political Mission in Nepal) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6119 S/PV.6119; S/PV.6214 PALESTINE QUESTION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6171 S/PV.6119; S/PV.6214 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich (Russian Federation) REFUGEES S/PV.6062 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6123 S/PV.6080 PALESTINE QUESTION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6123 S/PV.6173 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6123 S/PV.6170 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich (Russian Federation) S/PV.6171 (UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN President) SIERRA LEONE MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6080 S/PV.6123 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC PALESTINE QUESTION AND CHAD S/PV.6123 S/PV.6172 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6123 S/PV.6168 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) S/PV.6119 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6180 S/PV.6128; S/PV.6194 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) (UN. Security S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6254 Council (64th year : 2009). President) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6170 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066(Resumption1) S/PV.6195 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216
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Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) (continued) Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) (continued) DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6096 S/PV.6141 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6143 S/PV.6254 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6195 S/PV.6143 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 (64th year : 2009). President) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6108 S/PV.6211 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6211 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) (UN. Security Council IRAQ SITUATION Committee Established pursuant to Resolution S/PV.6087 KOSOVO (SERBIA) 1132 (1997) concerning Sierra Leone. Chairman) S/PV.6202 SANCTIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6238 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6238 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6141 Le Roy, Alain (UN. Under-Secretary-General for PALESTINE QUESTION Peacekeeping Operations) S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6206 PEACEBUILDING AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6108 S/PV.6170 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6178 S/PV.6114 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6092 S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; S/PV.6153(Resumption1); RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6178 S/PV.6228 SOMALIA SITUATION SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6124 S/PV.6128 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6170 S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 SOMALIA SITUATION Leroy, Marcus (Belgium) S/PV.6095; S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 S/PV.6180(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 TERRORISM Lidén, Anders (Sweden) S/PV.6128 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6228 S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6228 S/PV.6087 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6228 S/PV.6194 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6217 S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 PEACEBUILDING UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6224 SIERRA LEONE RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 S/PV.6228 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO TERRORISM S/PV.6202 S/PV.6217 - 204 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Lidén, Anders (Sweden) (continued) Liu, Zhenmin (China) (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6196 S/PV.6172 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Lidén, Anders (Sweden) (European Union) S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6170 S/PV.6101 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6180; S/PV.6216 S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6186 S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6087 NARCOTIC DRUGS KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6233 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 PALESTINE QUESTION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 PEACEBUILDING MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6161 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6178 S/PV.6233 SOMALIA SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6158; S/PV.6221 S/PV.6217 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6170 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6205 S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6205 S/PV.6228 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6186 S/PV.6080 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6180 S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 Lima da Veiga, Maria de Fátima (Cape Verde) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 NARCOTIC DRUGS TERRORISM S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6217 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Lintonen, Kirsti (Finland) (UN. Group of Nordic S/PV.6087 Countries) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 S/PV.6066(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Lippwe, Jeem (Micronesia (Federated States of)) S/PV.6080 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Liu, Zhenmin (China) AND CHAD S/PV.6172 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 S/PV.6096 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 S/PV.6101 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 S/PV.6180 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6172 - 205 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Loayza Barea, Javier (Bolivia) Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) (UN. Economic and AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Social Council (2009 : New York and Geneva). S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) President) (continued) NARCOTIC DRUGS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6101 Lomaia, Alexander (Georgia) Lukwiya, Benedict (Uganda) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6151(Resumption1) S/PV.6216 GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6143 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir (United Kingdom) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6143 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6254 Loulichki, Mohammed (Morocco) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6254 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6217; S/PV.6235 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6230 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6217 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6108 Mahiga, Augustine P. (United Republic of MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Tanzania) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6108(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6180(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Mahmassani, Yahya (League of Arab States) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TERRORISM S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Mahmoud, Youssef (UN. Executive Representative Loulichki, Mohammed (Morocco) (Coordinating of the Secretary-General for Burundi and Head of Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries) the United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.6075 S/PV.6138; S/PV.6236
Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) Majoor, Frank (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Sierra Leone Configuration. Chairman) S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6080 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) (UN. Economic and S/PV.6080 Social Council (2009 : New York and Geneva). President) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6101
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Malcorra, Susana (UN. Department for Field Maurer, Peter (Switzerland) (continued) Support. Under-Secretary-General) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 SOMALIA SITUATION Maurer, Peter (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. S/PV.6124; S/PV.6158 Burundi Configuration. Chairman) BURUNDI SITUATION Mansour, Riyad H. (Palestine) S/PV.6236 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Mayanja, Rachel N. (UN. Special Adviser to the S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Secretary-General on Gender Issues and MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Advancement of Women) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6196 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 TERRITO RIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Mayr -Harting, Thomas (Austria) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Margelov, Mikhail (Russian Federation) S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206 S/PV.6170 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6170 S/PV.6170 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Martin, Ian (UN. Special Representative of the S/PV.6130 Secretary-General for the United Nations Political CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6172 Mission in Nepal) CHAD SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6172 S/PV.6069 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 S/PV.6069 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 Martirosyan, Armen (Armenia) DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– INTERNATIONAL SECURITY MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6141 PEACEBUILDING EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6088 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Matussek, Thomas (Germany) S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 GEORGIA SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6088 S/PV.6154(Resumption1) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6186 S/PV.6165(Resumption) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6108 S/PV.6154(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6134 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6134 Maurer, Peter (Switzerland) IRAQ SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6088; S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 S/PV.6066(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6108 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6161 S/PV.6171(Resumption) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6119 S/PV.6171(Resumption) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6141 S/PV.6108; S/PV.6224
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Mayr -Harting, Thomas (Austria) (continued) Mayr -Harting, Thomas (Austria) (UN. Security PALESTINE QUESTION Council (64th year : 2009). President) (continued) S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 TERRORISM PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6217 S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6219 S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 REFUGEES Mayr -Harting, Thomas (Austria) (UN. Security S/PV.6062 Council. Informal Working Group on International REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Tribunals. Chairman) S/PV.6092 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6247 S/PV.6228 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 S/PV.6228 SOMALIA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; S/PV.6221 S/PV.6228 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 S/PV.6228 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Mayr -Harting, Thomas (Austria) (UN. Security TERRORISM Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6247 Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION the Taliban and Associated Individuals and S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Entities. Chairman) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6128 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194; S/PV.6247 S/PV.6128 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE TERRORISM S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6128 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Mayr -Harting, Thomas (Austria) (UN. Security S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Council Committee Established pursuant to UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter- UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Terrorism. Chairman) SAHARA AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6117 S/PV.6128 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE AND CHAD S/PV.6128 S/PV.6172 TERRORISM UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6128 S/PV.6096 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Mayr -Harting, Thomas (Austria) (UN. Security S/PV.6119 Council Committee Established pursuant to UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non- S/PV.6186 Proliferation of Nuclear, Chemical and Biological WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6117 Weapons. Chairman) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 S/PV.6128 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Mayr -Harting, Thomas (Austria) (UN. Security S/PV.6128 Council (64th year : 2009). President) TERRORISM S/PV.6128 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6213 Mbeki, Thabo (African Union) IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6219 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6251 S/PV.6217 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6251 S/PV.6221
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McKechnie, Alastair (IBRD. Fragile and Conflict- Affected Countries Group. Director) Medvedev, Dmitry Anatolyevich (Russian Federation. Prezident) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6165 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6191 McLay, Jim (New Zealand) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6191 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Mehdiyev, Agshin (Azerbaijan) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6165(Resumption) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6178 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6217(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6205 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Melkert, Ad (UN. Special Representative of the S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Assistance MIssion for Iraq) S/PV.6205 IRAQ SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ McMahan, T. Vance (United States) S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 REFUGEES Menkerios, Haile (UN. Assistant Secretary-General S/PV.6062 for Political Affairs) McNee, John (Canada) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6221 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6094 S/PV.6221 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6114 S/PV.6221 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Menon, Vanu Gopala (Singapore) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6165(Resumption); S/PV.6224 Mérorès, Léo (Haiti) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6093; S/PV.6101(Resumption1) S/PV.6094 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6093; S/PV.6101(Resumption1) S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 Mesic, Stipe (Croatia. President) McNee, John (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Sierra Leone Configuration. Chairman) S/PV.6191 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 S/PV.6191 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Migliore, Celestino (Holy See) S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Medrano, Pedro (World Food Programme. Bureau for Latin America and Caribbean. Director) Miliband, David (United Kingdom) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6101 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6101 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123
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Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem (Sudan) Morejon, Diego (Ecuador) (continued) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6227 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6121 S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.6121 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo (Cuba) CHAD SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6121 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) CIVILIA N PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6092 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6101(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6061(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6227 S/PV.6061(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN AND CHAD S/PV.6092 S/PV.6121 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem (Sudan) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (UN. Group of Arab States) S/PV.6061(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6128(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6085 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6085 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Mohamed, Abdul Gafoor (Maldives) S/PV.6101(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Moreno Fernández, Abelardo (Cuba) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION (Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Countries) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Montoya Pedroza, Jairo (Colombia) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6066(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Moreno-Ocampo, Luis (International Criminal Court. Prosecutor) Moraes Cabral, José Filipe (Portugal) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6230 S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6135; S/PV.6230 S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Moussa, Amre (Egypt) (League of Arab States. S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Secretary-General) Morejon, Diego (Ecuador) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6061 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6061 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6061 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6201(Resumption1)
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Mtengeti-Migiro, Rose (UN. Deputy Secretary- Mugoya, Patrick S. (Uganda) (continued) General) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6137 S/PV.6196 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. (Kenya) S/PV.6137 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6144 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151(Resumption1) SAHARA S/PV.6117 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6108(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6143 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6134 S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108(Resumption1) WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6117 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6092(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6180 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Mulet, Edmond (UN. Assistant Secretary-General Muchemi, Wanjuki (Kenya) for Peacekeeping Operations) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6228 S/PV.6227 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6228 S/PV.6111; S/PV.6204 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6228 S/PV.6111; S/PV.6204 RWANDA SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6228 S/PV.6227 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Mufwankol, Maire-Ange (Democratic Republic of AND CHAD the Congo) S/PV.6111; S/PV.6204 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mungwa, Alice (African Union) S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6151(Resumption1) SITUATION S/PV.6114(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Mugoya, Patrick S. (Uganda) Muñoz, Heraldo (Chile) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6101(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6144 GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6101(Resumption1) S/PV.6143 Muñoz, Heraldo (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Chairman) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108 S/PV.6224 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6134 Murillo Carrasco, Gustavo (Bolivia) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6134 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6144 Musayev, Tofig (Azerbaijan) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6178
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Musayev, Tofig (Azerbaijan) (continued) Ney, Martin (Germany) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTA N SITUATION S/PV.6066(Resumption1) S/PV.6094 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Museveni, Yoweri (Uganda. President) S/PV.6114(Resumption1) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6191 S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6191 S/PV.6153(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Mutaboba, Joseph (UN. Representative of the S/PV.6094 Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Post-Conflict Peace Building Support Office in S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Guinea-Bissau) Ngoga, Martin (Rwanda) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6149; S/PV.6212 S/PV.6134 Nahayo, Adolphe (Burundi) Nguyen, Minh Triet (Vietnam. President) BURUNDI SITUATION NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6138 S/PV.6191 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Natalewaga, Marty M. (Indonesia) S/PV.6191 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Normandin, Henri-Paul (Canada) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6108 S/PV.6171(Resumption); PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6108 PALESTINE QUESTION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Nsanze, Augustin (Burundi) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108(Resumption1) BURUNDI SITUATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6236 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. (Cuba) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6085 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Núñez Mosquera, Pedro (Cuba) S/PV.6085 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6196(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6217 Nazarian, Garen (Armenia) PALESTINE QUESTION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Ndabarasa, Alfred (Rwanda) TERRORISM CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6217 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Obasanjo, Olusegun (UN. Special Envoy of the PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Secretary-General for the Great Lakes Region) GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6067; S/PV.6215
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Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) Omaar, Mohamed Abdullahi (Somalia) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6165 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178(Resumption1) S/PV.6095; S/PV.6124; S/PV.6173 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole (Nigeria) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael (Venezuela S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6206 (Bolivarian Republic of)) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6075 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Okuda, Norihiro (Japan) Örnéus, Per (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154 Burundi Configuration. Chairman) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.6066; S/PV.6180 S/PV.6138 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6228 Ould Abdallah, Ahmedou (UN. Special INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Representative of the Secretary-General for S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Somalia) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6095; S/PV.6173; S/PV.6221 S/PV.6171 Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim (Mauritania) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6217 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6171 PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6228 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Ovalles-Santos, Víctor Lautaro (Venezuela S/PV.6128 (Bolivarian Republic of)) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6171 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) TERRORISM S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 Oyarzún, Román (Spain) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6154 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6153(Resumption1) S/PV.6180 TERRORISM S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Olhaye, Roble (Djibouti) Palihakkara, H.M.G.S. (Sri Lanka) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6254 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6254 Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6254 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6130 Olinger, Jean (Luxembourg) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6130 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6196(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108(Resumption1)
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Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) (European Union) Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6128(Resumption1) GEORGIA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6143 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6111 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6111 IRAQ SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6145 S/PV.6114 KOSOVO (SERBIA) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6161 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6119 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6224 S/PV.6153(Resumption1) RWANDA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6228 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6137 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6205 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ TERRORISM S/PV.6145 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6194 S/PV.6085 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6205 S/PV.6085 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SIERRA LEONE AND CHAD S/PV.6137 S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6111 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6143 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6119 Palsson, Gunnar (Iceland) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6196 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Park, In-kook (Republic of Korea) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Parham, Philip John (United Kingdom) DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– MISSILE LAUNCHINGS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6141 S/PV.6194 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6206 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6141 S/PV.6114 PALESTINE QUESTION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6151 PEACEBUILDING DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– S/PV.6165(Resumption); S/PV.6224 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6141 S/PV.6153(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6100(Resumption1)
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Park, In-kook (Republic of Korea) (continued) Pierce, Karen (United Kingdom) (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6101
Pascoe, Lynn (UN. Under-Secretary-General for Pierre-Louis, Michèle Duvivier (Haiti. Prime Political Affairs) Minister) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6147 S/PV.6186 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6108 S/PV.6186 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6072; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6107; S/PV.6201 Ping, Jean (African Union. Commission. PALESTINE QUESTION Chairperson) S/PV.6072; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6107; S/PV.6201 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6251 S/PV.6108 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6251 S/PV.6124; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6197 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Pino Rivero, Anet (Cuba) S/PV.6072; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6107; S/PV.6201 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Paudel, Madhuban (Nepal) S/PV.6171(Resumption) PALESTINE QUESTION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6114(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6119 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Poukré-Kono, Fernand (Central African Republic) S/PV.6119 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Peña, Belen Muñoz de la (Chile) S/PV.6091; S/PV.6147; S/PV.6172; S/PV.6240 CHAD SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6172 S/PV.6165 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Pham, Binh Minh (Viet Nam) AND CHAD S/PV.6172 NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6233 Prodi, Romano (African Union-United Nations Panel on Modalities for Support to African Union Pham, Gia Khiem (Viet Nam. Deputy Prime Peacekeeping Operations. Chairman) Minister) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206 S/PV.6196 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6092 Pierce, Karen (United Kingdom) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Puente, Guillermo (Mexico) S/PV.6066 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6170 S/PV.6101 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6186 S/PV.6097 IRAQ SITUATION REFUGEES S/PV.6145 S/PV.6062; S/PV.6062 PEACEBUILDING SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 S/PV.6080 SOMALIA SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6221 S/PV.6068 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6170 SIERRA LEONE UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6080 S/PV.6145 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6097 S/PV.6186
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Puente, Guillermo (Mexico) (continued) Quinlan, Gary Francis (Australia) (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6196 S/PV.6165(Resumption) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Punkrasin, Chirachai (Thailand) (ASEAN) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6085; S/PV.6085 S/PV.6205 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6085; S/PV.6085 S/PV.6205 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Puri, Hardeep Singh (India) S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Ragaglini, Cesare Maria (Italy) S/PV.6154(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6165(Resumption); S/PV.6224 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6178(Resumption1) S/PV.6216 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Ramdin, Albert (OAS. Assistant Secretary- General) Puri, Manjeev Singh (India) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6101 S/PV.6217(Resumption1) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI TERRORISM S/PV.6101 S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Ramos-Horta, José (Timor-Leste. President) Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir (UN. Special Representative TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION of the Secretary-General for the Sudan and Head S/PV.6085 of the United Nations Mission in Sudan) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6085 S/PV.6079 Rangaswany, Dhruva Narayana (India) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6079 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Quarrey, David (United Kingdom) Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra (African Union) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6172 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6075 S/PV.6172 SOMALIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6158 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 PALESTINE QUESTION Rice, Condoleezza (United States) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6173 PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 AND CHAD S/PV.6172 Rice, Susan E. (United States) Quinlan, Gary Francis (Australia) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6154 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6092; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6114 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6180 S/PV.6201(Resumption1)
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Rice, Susan E. (United States) (continued) Rice, Susan E. (United States) (UN. Security HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Council (64th year : 2009). President) (continued) S/PV.6101 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6186 S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE LIBERIA SITUATION S/PV.6193 S/PV.6131 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6186 S/PV.6123; S/PV.6248 NARCOTIC DRUGS Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) S/PV.6233 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 S/PV.6119 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6092; S/PV.6131 S/PV.6090; S/PV.6235 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6130 S/PV.6123; S/PV.6248 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6174 S/PV.6224 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6114 S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151 S/PV.6092 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6080 S/PV.6141 SOMALIA SITUATION EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6092; S/PV.6158 S/PV.6088 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6123; S/PV.6248 S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6085 S/PV.6101 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6154 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6085 S/PV.6100 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6161 S/PV.6080 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN S/PV.6090; S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142 SAHARA PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6117 S/PV.6100 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6092 S/PV.6114 SOMALIA SITUATION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158 S/PV.6119 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 S/PV.6101 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6100 S/PV.6117 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6180 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Rice, Susan E. (United States) (UN. Security S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Council (64th year : 2009). President) S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6193
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Roed-Larsen, Terje (UN. Special Envoy of the Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) (continued) Secretary-General for the Implementation of UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Security Council Resolution 1559 (2004)) SAHARA LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6117 S/PV.6120 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 S/PV.6120 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6143 Rogachev, Ilya (Russian Federation) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6174 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.6151 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO REFUGEES S/PV.6131 S/PV.6062 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6101 Rosario Ceballos, Enriquillo del (Dominican WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Republic) S/PV.6117 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) (UN. Security UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Council (64th year : 2009). President) S/PV.6101(Resumption1) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6076 Rosenthal, Gert (Guatemala) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6064 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) CHAD SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6064 S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6065 S/PV.6186 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6074 S/PV.6165(Resumption) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS AND CHAD S/PV.6178(Resumption1) S/PV.6064 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6186 S/PV.6076 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Rubiales de Chamorro, María (Nicaragua) S/PV.6074 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Rivière, Nicolas de (France) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6224 PALESTINE QUESTION SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6137 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6205 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) S/PV.6205 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 SIERRA LEONE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6137 S/PV.6092; S/PV.6118; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233; S/PV.6254 Robinson, Patrick (International Tribunal for the AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious S/PV.6131; S/PV.6170 Violations of International Humanitarian Law BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Committed in the Territory of the Former S/PV.6130 Yugoslavia since 1991. President) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6172 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6228 S/PV.6172 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6195 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6151; S/PV.6195 - 218 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) (continued) Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) (continued) DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6097; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6141 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC DJIBOUTI–ERITREA AND CHAD S/PV.6254 S/PV.6172 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6088 S/PV.6096 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6130; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6119 GEORGIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6088 S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6228 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) (UN. Security INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Council (64th year : 2009). President) S/PV.6228 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6162 S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6160 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6202 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6164 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6155 S/PV.6161 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6156 S/PV.6233 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6167 S/PV.6119 SOMALIA SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173 S/PV.6141; S/PV.6217 TERRORISM PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6164 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2008-2009) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6210 S/PV.6224 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6162 S/PV.6153 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6167 S/PV.6092 RWANDA SITUATION Rulumeni, Lulamah (South Africa) S/PV.6228 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6128 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6080 Ryan, Jordan (UNDP. Bureau for Crisis Prevention SOMALIA SITUATION and Recovery) S/PV.6095; S/PV.6127; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6158; PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 S/PV.6165 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6096; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Sahussarungsi, Sansanee (Thailand) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) TERRORISM S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6183 S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6100; S/PV.6183 S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 PALESTINE QUESTION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6100 S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6100 SIERRA LEONE UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON S/PV.6080 S/PV.6183 - 219 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Salloukh, Fawzi (Lebanon) Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia (Saudi MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6061 Arabia) (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061 S/PV.6063 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Sanader, Ivo (Croatia. Prime Minister) S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6134 S/PV.6092; S/PV.6131 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Sandhu, Taranjit Singh (India) S/PV.6131; S/PV.6170 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6075 S/PV.6130 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sangqu, Baso (South Africa) S/PV.6195 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6195 S/PV.6206 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6088 S/PV.6180; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6130 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) GEORGIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6088 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6108 PALESTINE QUESTION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6131 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) IRAQ SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6087 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6088 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6201 S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6090 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6201 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6108 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6180 S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Santos, Nelson (Timor-Leste) S/PV.6092 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6095; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6197 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6170 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Sarkozy, Nicolas (France. President) S/PV.6201 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6191 S/PV.6085 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6191 S/PV.6087 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia (Saudi S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Arabia) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6085 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN S/PV.6063 SAHARA PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6117 S/PV.6063 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116
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Sawers, John (United Kingdom) (continued) Serry, Robert H. (UN Special Coordinator for the UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Middle East Peace Process) (continued) REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6131 S/PV.6084; S/PV.6150; S/PV.6248 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6117 S/PV.6084; S/PV.6150; S/PV.6248 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6195 Shalev, Gabriela (Israel) Sawers, John (United Kingdom) (UN. Security AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Council (64th year : 2009). President) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6180 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6180; S/PV.6177; S/PV.6179 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6182 S/PV.6183 PALESTINE QUESTION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6182 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6183; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6178; S/PV.6178(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6182 S/PV.6201 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6177; S/PV.6179 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6180 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Schaper, Herman (Netherlands) TERRORISM TERRORISM S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6217(Resumption1) UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6183 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180 Schroderus-Fox, Heidi (Finland) Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6094 S/PV.6224 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6092; S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6233 S/PV.6180(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Sekudo, Anthony A. (Nigeria) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6130 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Sen, Nirupam (India) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6195 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6094 S/PV.6130 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6094 S/PV.6186 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Sergeyev, Yuriy (Ukraine) S/PV.6097 SOMALIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6221 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201; S/PV.6248 Serry, Robert H. (UN Special Coordinator for the NARCOTIC DRUGS Middle East Peace Process) S/PV.6233 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6119 S/PV.6084; S/PV.6150; S/PV.6248 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT S/PV.6191 - 221 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) Shcherbak, Igor N. (Russian Federation) (continued) (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6191 S/PV.6178 PALESTINE QUESTION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6092 S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201; S/PV.6248 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6180 S/PV.6224 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Siles Alvarado, Hugo (Bolivia) S/PV.6092; S/PV.6092(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6092; S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6095 PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201; S/PV.6248 S/PV.6061(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6094 Sinhaseni, Norachit (Thailand) (ASEAN) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6097 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6205 S/PV.6119 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6205 S/PV.6186 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Skracic, Vice (Croatia) S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6170 Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION (UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). S/PV.6172 President) CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6172 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6094 S/PV.6101 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6099 S/PV.6201 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6099 S/PV.6119 SOMALIA SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6095 S/PV.6201 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6094 S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 (UN. Security Council Committee Established SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS pursuant to Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning S/PV.6170 Liberia. Chairman) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6201 S/PV.6238 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SANCTIONS SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6238 S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 TERRORISM UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6238 AND CHAD S/PV.6172 Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem (Jordan) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6119 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6153(Resumption1) S/PV.6101 Shcherbak, Igor N. (Russian Federation) Somdah, Antoine (Burkina Faso) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6092 S/PV.6172 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6180 S/PV.6172
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Somdah, Antoine (Burkina Faso) (continued) Starcevic, Fedja (Serbia) (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6173 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD Staur, Carsten (Denmark) S/PV.6172 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Sorcar, Muhammad Ali (Bangladesh) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Store, Jonas (Norway) S/PV.6066(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6061 Spanta, Rangin Dadfar (Afghanistan) PALESTINE QUESTION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6061 S/PV.6194 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6061 S/PV.6194 Swe, Kyaw Tint (Myanmar) Spindelegger, Michael (Austria) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6061 PALESTINE QUESTION Swe, Than (Myanmar) S/PV.6061 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6066(Resumption1) S/PV.6061 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6161 Spindelegger, Michael (Austria. Federal Minister for European and International Affairs) Tadic, Boris (Serbia. President) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6123 S/PV.6097 PALESTINE QUESTION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6123 S/PV.6097 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6123 Taj, Begam Karim (United Republic of Tanzania) Spindelegger, Michael (Austria) (UN. Security WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Council (64th year : 2009). President) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Takasu, Yukio (Japan) S/PV.6216 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Spiric, Nikola (Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council of S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Ministers. Chairman) S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233; S/PV.6254 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6130 S/PV.6170 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6130 S/PV.6130 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Stagno Ugarte, Bruno (Costa Rica) S/PV.6172 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6123 S/PV.6172 PALESTINE QUESTION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6123 S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6123 S/PV.6151; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– Starcevic, Fedja (Serbia) MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6141 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6228 S/PV.6254 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6088 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6178(Resumption1) - 223 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Takasu, Yukio (Japan) (continued) Takasu, Yukio (Japan) (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 GEORGIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6082; S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) (UN. Security Council (64th INTERNATIONAL SECURITY year : 2009). President) S/PV.6108 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6079 S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6080 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6085; S/PV.6085; S/PV.6086 S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6085; S/PV.6085; S/PV.6086 S/PV.6161 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN NARCOTIC DRUGS SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6233 S/PV.6080 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6119 S/PV.6079 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) (UN. Security Council PALESTINE QUESTION Committee Established pursuant to Resolution S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 PEACEBUILDING 1737 (2006) concerning the Islamic Republic of S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Iran. Chairman) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6075 S/PV.6090; S/PV.6235 REFUGEES S/PV.6062 Tanin, Zahir (Afghanistan) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6092 S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6154(Resumption1) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6137 S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1); SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6154(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) TERRITO RIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 Taranco, Oscar Fernandez (UN. Assistant TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Secretary-General for Political Affairs) S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6171; S/PV.6182 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 S/PV.6171; S/PV.6182 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6171; S/PV.6182 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Tarrago, Piragibe dos Santos (Brazil) S/PV.6137 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6108 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 PEACEBUILDING UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6108 AND CHAD S/PV.6172 Taylor, Baroness Ann (United Kingdom) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6216 S/PV.6082; S/PV.6143 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6119 - 224 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert (Burkina Faso) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) S/PV.6154(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6085 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SAHARA S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6117 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6066 S/PV.6143 PEACEBUILDING WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6117 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6153 S/PV.6180; S/PV.6196 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Titov, Dmitry (UN. Assistant Secretary-General for TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Peacekeeping Operations) S/PV.6085 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6121 S/PV.6154(Resumption1) CHAD–SUDAN UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6085 S/PV.6121 CHAD SITUATION Thomas, Gareth (United Kingdom) S/PV.6121 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY AND CHAD S/PV.6233 S/PV.6121 NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6233 Touray, Shekou M. (Sierra Leone) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert (Burkina Faso) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6194 S/PV.6080; S/PV.6187 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6114 SIERRA LEONE CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6080; S/PV.6187 S/PV.6180 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1); MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6141 GEORGIA SITUATION Tsikata, Yvonne M. (IBRD. Caribbean Country S/PV.6143 Director) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6108 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6101 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6101 S/PV.6141 PALESTINE QUESTION Tsiskarashvili, Shalva (Georgia) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6108 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Ugalde-Alvarez, Edgar (Costa Rica) S/PV.6178 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS REFUGEES S/PV.6216 S/PV.6062 SOMALIA SITUATION Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) S/PV.6068 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6098 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6085 S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6194 S/PV.6170
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Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) (continued) Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) (continued) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6130 S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6172 S/PV.6098; S/PV.6247 CHAD SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6172 S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6176; S/PV.6195 SIERRA LEONE CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6137 S/PV.6066; S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 MISSILE LAUNCHINGS UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN S/PV.6141 SAHARA FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6117 S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC GEORGIA SITUATION AND CHAD S/PV.6143 S/PV.6172 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.6228 S/PV.6143 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6228 S/PV.6119 IRAQ SITUATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 KOSOVO (SERBIA) WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6117 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6233 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) (UN. Security Council NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Committee Established pursuant to Resolution S/PV.6119 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. S/PV.6141; S/PV.6217; S/PV.6238 Chairman) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6128 S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6217 S/PV.6075; S/PV.6178 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE REFUGEES S/PV.6128 S/PV.6062 TERRORISM REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 S/PV.6092 RWANDA SITUATION Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6228 Mission to Haiti, 2009. Head) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6247 S/PV.6093 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6137 S/PV.6093 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; S/PV.6221 Valero Briceño, Jorge (Venezuela (Bolivarian SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Republic of)) S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) TERRORISM AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6217; S/PV.6247 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151(Resumption1); UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6131 - 226 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Valero Briceño, Jorge (Venezuela (Bolivarian Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) (continued) Republic of)) (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6108 S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6228 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) IRAQ SITUATION NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6145 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6171 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6161 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) NARCOTIC DRUGS TERRORISM S/PV.6233 S/PV.6128(Resumption1); S/PV.6217(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6141 S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6171 Veneman, Ann (UNICEF. Executive Director) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114 PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio (Finland) REFUGEES S/PV.6062 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6128 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6230 PEACEBUILDING TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6171 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6128; S/PV.6238 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Villalobos, Ana (Costa Rica) S/PV.6205 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6080 S/PV.6145 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 S/PV.6080 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6205 Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6143 S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6186 S/PV.6130 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) (UN. Security Council CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 Committee Established pursuant to Resolution DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban MISSILE LAUNCHINGS and Associated Individuals and Entities. S/PV.6141 Chairman) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6217 GEORGIA SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6143 S/PV.6217 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6186
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Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) (UN. Security Council Von der Schulenburg, Michael (UN. Executive Committee Established pursuant to Resolution Representative of the Secretary-General for the 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Chairman) Sierra Leone) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6217 S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 TERRORISM UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/PV.6217 SIERRA LEONE S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) (UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution Weisleder, Saúl (Costa Rica) 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. S/PV.6069 Chairman) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6069 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6217 Weissbrod, Amir (Israel) TERRORISM S/PV.6217 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (Brazil) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6100(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114 Wenaweser, Christian (Liechtenstein) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6066 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6101(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6233 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6217 PEACEBUILDING PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6224 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6092 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 TERRORISM UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6128(Resumption1); S/PV.6217 S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6196 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Wetland, Morten (Norway) S/PV.6196(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6094 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (UN. Peacebuilding AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Commission. Guinea-Bissau Configuration. S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Chairman) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6149; S/PV.6212 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Von Boeselager, Albrecht Freiherr (Malta) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6100(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6178
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Wetland, Morten (Norway) (continued) Yoda, Alain Bédouma (Burkina Faso) (continued) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6123 SOMALIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6221 S/PV.6123 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6193 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6094 S/PV.6195 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6180; S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Yoda, Alain Bédouma (Burkina Faso) (UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President) Windsor, David Anthony (Australia) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6234 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6234 Wolfe, Raymond (Jamaica) (Caribbean Community) Yoda, Bédouma Alain (Burkina Faso) (UN. HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Security Council (64th year : 2009). President) S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6233 S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6233 Wolff, Alejandro D. (United States) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim (Malaysia) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6217 PALESTINE QUESTION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 SOMALIA SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6095 S/PV.6173 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 TERRORISM Zannier, Lamberto (UN. Special Representative of S/PV.6217 the Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio (Spain) Kosovo) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6186 S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 SOMALIA SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6221 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6186 S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Yankey, Albert (Ghana) Zewde, Sahle-Work (UN. Special Representative of CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS the Secretary-General and Head of the United S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in the Yoda, Alain Bédouma (Burkina Faso) Central African Republic) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6240 S/PV.6233 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Zhang, Dan (China) S/PV.6193 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS REFUGEES S/PV.6195 S/PV.6062 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6195 Zhang, Yesui (China) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6123 S/PV.6092; S/PV.6254 NARCOTIC DRUGS S/PV.6233 - 229 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDE X TO SPEECHES – SPEAKERS
Zhang, Yesui (China) (continued) Zoubi, Basheer (Jordan) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6195 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL MISSILE LAUNCHINGS S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6141 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6254 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6186 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6201 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6141; S/PV.6235 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6201 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6092 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6254 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6201 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6186 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Zhanibekov, Serik (Kazakhstan) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Zheglov, Vladimir Y. (Russian Federation) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6151(Resumption1)
Ziade, Caroline (Lebanon) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6171 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6171 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6171 Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis (Benin) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6092(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6114(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6108(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6108(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6092(Resumption1)
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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) Afghanistan Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Spanta, Rangin Dadfar – S/PV.6194 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6128 S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6094 Argentina Liechtenstein Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Australia Mexico Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; Heller, Claude – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6194 Austria Morocco Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6194 Netherlands Brazil Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6094; Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6128(Resumption1) New Zealand Burkina Faso Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6128 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; McLay, Jim – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) S/PV.6154 Norway Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6194 Juul, Mona – S/PV.6128(Resumption1); Canada S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Cannon, Lawrence – S/PV.6154 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6094 McNee, John – S/PV.6094 Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. China Chairman-in-Office La, Yifan – S/PV.6128 Bakoyannis, Dora – S/PV.6088 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Pakistan Costa Rica Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6194 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6094; Hernández-Milian, Jairo – S/PV.6154 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6098 Qatar Croatia Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.6128 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6094 Russian Federation Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; Cuba S/PV.6194 Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6154 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Switzerland Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6128 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Syrian Arab Republic European Union Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6094; Turkey S/PV.6154 Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6194 Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Uganda France Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6128; Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6194 S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Germany Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6211 Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6162 Ney, Martin – S/PV.6094 Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – India S/PV.6094 Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.6094 Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Iran (Islamic Republic of) Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6094 Chairman Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 Israel UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Italy Acting Chairman Cornado, Gian Lorenzo – S/PV.6094 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) – S/PV.6128 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Japan Chairman Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6154 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 - 231 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Burkina Faso Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206 Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. Chairman Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6233 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 Canada Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6128 Hulan, Heidi – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Cape Verde and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Lima da Veiga, Maria de Fátima – Afghanistan S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Eide, Kai – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; China S/PV.6154(Resumption1); S/PV.6194 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 United Kingdom Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6254 Hurd, Tom – S/PV.6128 Colombia Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6194 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6233 Sawers, John – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Congo United States Balé, Raymond Serge – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6094; Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries. S/PV.6128; S/PV.6194 Chairman Donovan, James B. – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6233 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6154 Costa Rica Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Côte d'Ivoire Viet Nam Bailly-Niagri, Guillaume – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Croatia Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6194 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6092 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Cuba African Union Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – S/PV.6092 Antonio, Tete – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233(Resumption Djibouti 1) Olhaye, Roble – S/PV.6254 African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Security Economic Community of West African States Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6092 Diop, Adrienne Yandé – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) African Union. Peace and Security Council. Chairman Egypt Aho-Glele, Oussou Edouard – Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6092(Resumption1) African Union-United Nations Panel on Modalities for European Union Support to African Union Peacekeeping Operations. Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 Chairman Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Prodi, Romano – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Algeria France Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6092(Resumption1); Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6131 Argentina Ghana Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6092(Resumption1); Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Iran (Islamic Republic of) Australia Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Italy Austria Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6254 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6233 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206 Japan Bangladesh Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233; Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6254 Benin Kenya Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Bolivia Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Loayza Barea, Javier – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6254 Bosnia and Herzegovina Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6092; Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6233 Brazil Luxembourg Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; Lucas, Sylvie – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6233 Mali Daou, Oumar – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) - 232 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) Mexico Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Heller, Claude – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233; Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) S/PV.6254 Viet Nam Morocco Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6254 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Nigeria AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon – S/PV.6233(Resumption African Union 1) Mbeki, Thabo – S/PV.6251 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – African Union. Commission. Chairperson S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6206 Ping, Jean – S/PV.6251 Norway Austria Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6170 Peru Bangladesh Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Russian Federation Burkina Faso Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6170 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6092 China Senegal Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6233 Costa Rica Somalia Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6170 Duale, Elmi Ahmed – S/PV.6254 Croatia South Africa Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6170 Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.6092 European Union Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6206 Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6170 Turkey France Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6233; S/PV.6254 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6170 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6206 International Criminal Court. Prosecutor Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6092 Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.6230 Uganda Japan Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6118; Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6170 S/PV.6131; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233; S/PV.6254 Joint African Union-UN Chief Mediator for Darfur UN. Group of African States Bassolé, Djibrill – S/PV.6227 Jomaa, Ghazi (Tunisia) – S/PV.6206 Joint African Union-United Nations Special UN. Secretary-General Representative for Darfur Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6092 Adada, Rodolphe – S/PV.6112 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6118 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6170 Hoang, Chi Trung (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6207 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6254 Mexico Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6160 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6170 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6079 Russian Federation Yoda, Bédouma Alain (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6233 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6230 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Margelov, Mikhail – S/PV.6170 and Head of the United Nations Office for West Africa Sudan Djinnit, Said – S/PV.6073; S/PV.6157 Hassan, Hassan Hamid – S/PV.6170 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – the Sudan and Head of the United Nations Mission in S/PV.6227 Sudan Turkey Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.6079 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6170 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Uganda Operations Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6131; S/PV.6170 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6206 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping UN Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention. Operations Executive Director Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6227 Costa, Antonio Maria – S/PV.6157; S/PV.6233 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping United Kingdom Operations Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6254 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6170 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6206 United Kingdom Sawers, John – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6131 Sawers, John – S/PV.6131; S/PV.6170 Thomas, Gareth – S/PV.6233 United States United States DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6170 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6206; S/PV.6233 - 233 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR BURUNDI SITUATION (continued) (continued) UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Viet Nam Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6138 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6170 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6245
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Austria Burkina Faso Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6130 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6193 Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council of Ministers. Chairman Côte d'Ivoire Spiric, Nikola – S/PV.6130 Djédjé, Ilahiri A. – S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; Burkina Faso S/PV.6168; S/PV.6209 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6130 France China Joyandet, Alain – S/PV.6193 Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6130 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6168 Costa Rica Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6174 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6130 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Croatia Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6133 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6130 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6193 Czech Republic Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6076 Palous, Martin – S/PV.6130 Yoda, Alain Bédouma (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6234 France UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6130 and Head of the United Nations Operation in Côte High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace d'Ivoire Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; S/PV.6168 Inzko, Valentin – S/PV.6130 Japan CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6130 Austria Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6172 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6130 Belgium Mexico Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6091 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6130 Burkina Faso Russian Federation Somdah, Antoine – S/PV.6172 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6130 Central African Republic Serbia Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6091; S/PV.6147; Kruljevic, Slavko – S/PV.6130 S/PV.6172; S/PV.6240 Turkey Chad Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6130 Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6121; Uganda S/PV.6172 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6130 China UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6172 Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Costa Rica S/PV.6099 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6172 United Kingdom Croatia Sawers, John – S/PV.6130 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6172 United States European Union DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6130 Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6111 Viet Nam France Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6130 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6172 Japan BURUNDI SITUATION Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6172 Burundi Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Nahayo, Adolphe – S/PV.6138 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6172 Nsanze, Augustin – S/PV.6236 Mexico UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary-General Heller, Claude – S/PV.6172 for Burundi and Head of the United Nations Integrated Russian Federation Office in Burundi Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6172 Mahmoud, Youssef – S/PV.6138; S/PV.6236 Sudan UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Burundi Configuration. Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Chairman S/PV.6121 Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6236 Turkey Örnéus, Per – S/PV.6138 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6172 Uganda Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6172 - 234 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CHAD SITUATION (continued) (continued) France UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6172 Operations Japan Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6204 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6172 Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6121 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Central African Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6172 Republic Configuration. Chairman Mexico Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6147; S/PV.6240 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6172 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Russian Federation Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6122 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6172 Corman, Fazli (Turkey) – S/PV.6147 Sudan Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6102 Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6250 S/PV.6121 Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6064 Turkey UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6172 and Head of the United Nations Integrated Uganda Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6172 Zewde, Sahle-Work – S/PV.6240 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Operations and Head of the United Nations Mission in the Central Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6204 African Republic and Chad Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6121 Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.6172 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Fall, François Lonsény – S/PV.6091 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6122 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6064 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6147 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General United Kingdom and Head of the United Nations Mission in the Central Quarrey, David – S/PV.6172 African Republic and Chad United States Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.6172 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6172 United Kingdom Viet Nam Quarrey, David – S/PV.6172 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6172 United States DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6172 CHAD –SUDAN Viet Nam Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6172 Chad Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6121 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sudan Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Afghanistan S/PV.6121 Ayoob, Mohammad Erfani – UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Operations Argentina Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6121 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Armenia Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6122 Khoudaverdian, Karine – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Australia CHAD SITUATION Windsor, David Anthony – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Austria Austria Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6172 Azerbaijan Burkina Faso Musayev, Tofig – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Somdah, Antoine – S/PV.6172 Bangladesh Central African Republic Chowdhury, Iftekhar Ahmed – Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6172 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Chad Belgium Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6121; Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6172 Benin China Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6172 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Costa Rica Bosnia and Herzegovina Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6172 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Croatia Brazil Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6172 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6114 European Union Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6111 - 235 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) Burkina Faso Morocco Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6114 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6195 Myanmar Canada Swe, Kyaw Tint – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) McNee, John – S/PV.6114 Nepal Chile Paudel, Madhuban – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Netherlands China Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) La, Yifan – S/PV.6114 Peru Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6195 Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Colombia Philippines Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6114 Costa Rica Qatar Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6114 Al-Thani, Alya Ahmed S.A. – Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6176; S/PV.6195 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Croatia Republic of Korea Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Democratic Republic of the Congo Russian Federation Mufwankol, Maire-Ange – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Ecuador Rwanda Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Ndabarasa, Alfred – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Egypt Sri Lanka Edrees, Mohamed Fathi – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Palihakkara, H.M.G.S. – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) El Salvador Switzerland Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Thailand European Union Sahussarungsi, Sansanee – Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6114 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Finland Turkey Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6195 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6114 France Uganda Joyandet, Alain – S/PV.6195 Akallo, Grace – S/PV.6114 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6114 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6114 Germany Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6195 Ney, Martin – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) UN. Secretary-General Ghana Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Yankey, Albert – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Guatemala Clinton, Hillary Rodham (United States) – S/PV.6195 Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Iraq UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Al-Musawi, Muhanad Ali – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Children and Armed Conflict Ireland Coomaraswamy, Radhika – S/PV.6114 Kavanagh, John Paul – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Israel Operations Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6114 Italy UNICEF. Executive Director Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – Veneman, Ann – S/PV.6114 S/PV.6114(Resumption1) United Kingdom Japan Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6114 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Sawers, John – S/PV.6195 Kazakhstan United States Zhanibekov, Serik – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6114 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Uruguay Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6114; S/PV.6195 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Liechtenstein Viet Nam Frommelt, Günter Otto – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6114 Luxembourg Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6195 Olinger, Jean – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Mexico Espinosa, Patricia – S/PV.6114 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6176; S/PV.6195
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CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Afghanistan (continued) Ayoob, Mohammad Erfani – Costa Rica S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Hernández-Milian, Jairo – S/PV.6151 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Ugalde-Alvarez, Edgar – S/PV.6216 S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Croatia African Union Jandrokovic, Gordan – S/PV.6216 Mungwa, Alice – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; Argentina S/PV.6195 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Denmark S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Staur, Carsten – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Ecuador García Moritán, Martin – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Armenia Egypt Nazarian, Garen – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Australia S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Hill, Robert – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); European Union S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6216 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6066; Austria S/PV.6151 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; Finland S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 Schroderus -Fox, Heidi – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Azerbaijan Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Musayev, Tofig – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) France Bangladesh Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6216 Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – Joyandet, Alain – S/PV.6195 S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6180 Sorcar, Muhammad Ali – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151 Belgium Georgia Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Lomaia, Alexander – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Lamberto, Thomas – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Tsiskarashvili, Shalva – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Leroy, Marcus – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Germany Benin Ney, Martin – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Goutondji, Pamphile – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Bosnia and Herzegovina Ghana Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Brazil Guatemala Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6066 Holy See Burkina Faso Migliore, Celestino – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6066; Hungary S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151; Bródi, Gábor – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6216 Iceland Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6180 Jónasson, Jón Erlingur – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6195 India Canada Rangaswany, Dhruva Narayana – McNee, John – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Indonesia Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6066; China S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Colombia Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6151; Ireland S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Montoya Pedroza, Jairo – S/PV.6066(Resumption1)
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CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) (continued) Israel Pacific Islands Forum Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.6151 Aisi, Robert Guba (Papua New Guinea) – Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6180; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Pakistan Italy Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Cornado, Gian Lorenzo – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Palestine S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6216 S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6066 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Japan Peru Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6180 Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6151; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Jordan Qatar Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151 Kenya Al-Shafi, Salem – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Andanje, Anthony – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Republic of Korea Cerere, Grace Wambui – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Choi, Su-young – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Park, In-kook – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Russian Federation Kuwait Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6195; Bu Dhhair, Khalaf – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) S/PV.6216 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6151 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6180 S/PV.6216 Zheglov, Vladimir Y. – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.6066 Rwanda Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6195 Bugingo Rugema, Moses Keneth – Liechtenstein S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Barriga, Stefan – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Gasana, Anastase – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Saudi Arabia S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Malta Sierra Leone Von Boeselager, Albrecht Freiherr – Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Mexico South Africa Heller, Claude – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180; Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Morocco Sri Lanka Bouchaara, Lotfi – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Chandra, R.K.S. Suresh – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Myanmar Sudan Swe, Than – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Netherlands S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) S/PV.6216(Resumption1) New Zealand Switzerland Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); S/PV.6180; S/PV.6151 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Nicaragua Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Hermida Castillo, Jamie – S/PV.6151(Resumption1) Syrian Arab Republic Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6066(Resumption1) S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Nigeria S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Timor-Leste Norway Santos, Nelson – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Turkey S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6180 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6180 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151
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DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA– CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS MISSILE LAUNCHINGS (continued) Austria Uganda Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6141 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6066 Burkina Faso Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.6216 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6141 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6180 China Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6151; S/PV.6195 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6141 UN. Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights Costa Rica Kang, Kyung-wha – S/PV.6216 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6141 UN. Group of Nordic Countries Croatia Lintonen, Kirsti (Finland) – S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6141 UN. Secretary-General France Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6141 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Japan Clinton, Hillary Rodham (United States) – S/PV.6195 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6141 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) – Libyan Arab Jamahiriya S/PV.6066(Resumption1) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6141 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6180 Mexico Spindelegger, Michael (Austria) – S/PV.6216 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6141 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Republic of Korea and Emergency Relief Coordinator Park, In-kook – S/PV.6141 Holmes, John – S/PV.6066; Russian Federation S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151; Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6141 S/PV.6151; S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Turkey S/PV.6216; S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6141 United Arab Emirates Uganda Al-Jarman, Ahmed – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6141 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President United Kingdom Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6106 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6151 United Kingdom Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6066 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6141 Sawers, John – S/PV.6195 United States Taylor, Baroness Ann – S/PV.6216 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6141 United Republic of Tanzania Viet Nam Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6141 S/PV.6216(Resumption1) United States DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) SITUATION DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6151; S/PV.6216 Democratic Republic of the Congo Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6203; S/PV.6253 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6180 Uruguay Mufwankol, Maire-Ange – S/PV.6114(Resumption1) Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Ebner, Christian (Austria) – S/PV.6225 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151(Resumption1) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Head of the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6066(Resumption1); S/PV.6151(Resumption1); Republic of the Congo S/PV.6216(Resumption1) Doss, Alan – S/PV.6104; S/PV.6159; S/PV.6203; S/PV.6244 Viet Nam Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6151; S/PV.6180 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6066; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6216 and Emergency Relief Coordinator Holmes, John – S/PV.6083 Zambia Kapambwe, Lazarous – S/PV.6216(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA CYPRUS QUESTION Austria Turkey Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6254 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6239 China Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6254 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6132 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Djibouti Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6115 Olhaye, Roble – S/PV.6254 Japan Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6254
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DJIBOUTI–ERITREA (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Croatia Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6254 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; Mexico S/PV.6228 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6254 Czech Republic Somalia Palous, Martin – S/PV.6130 Duale, Elmi Ahmed – S/PV.6254 France Turkey Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6254 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 Uganda High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6254 Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Inzko, Valentin – S/PV.6130 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6254 International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6065 Responsible for Serious Violations of International United Kingdom Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6254 Former Yugoslavia since 1991. President Viet Nam Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6228 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6254 International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Austria Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Prosecutor Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6088 Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.6228 Croatia Japan Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6088 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6228 France Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6088 Kenya Japan Muchemi, Wanjuki – S/PV.6228 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6088 Kosovo (Serbia) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6088 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; Chairman-in-Office S/PV.6228 Bakoyannis, Dora – S/PV.6088 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6130 Russian Federation Mexico Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6088 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; Turkey S/PV.6228 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6088 Russian Federation Uganda Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6088 S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 United Kingdom Serbia Sawers, John – S/PV.6088 Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 United States Kruljevic, Slavko – S/PV.6130 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6088 Starcevic, Fedja – S/PV.6228 Sweden FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6228 Turkey Austria Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6202 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 Uganda Bosnia and Herzegovina Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6144 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6228 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6202; Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council of Ministers. Chairman S/PV.6228 Spiric, Nikola – S/PV.6130 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Burkina Faso Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6242 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6099 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6202 UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on China International Tribunals. Chairman Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6130 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6228 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Costa Rica and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; Mission in Kosovo S/PV.6228 Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION (continued) United Kingdom UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Guinea-Bissau Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202; Configuration. Chairman S/PV.6228 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6149; S/PV.6212 Sawers, John – S/PV.6130 UN. Representative of the Secretary-General and Head United States of the United Nations Post-Conflict Peace Building DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144; Support Office in Guinea-Bissau S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 Mutaboba, Joseph – S/PV.6149; S/PV.6212 Viet Nam UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6130; S/PV.6144 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6202; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6089 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6105 GEORGIA SITUATION Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6149; S/PV.6152 Austria Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6213 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6143 UN Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention. Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6088 Executive Director Burkina Faso Costa, Antonio Maria – S/PV.6212 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6143 China HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS La, Yifan – S/PV.6143 Argentina Costa Rica Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6143 S/PV.6186 Croatia Austria Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6143 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6101 France Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6186 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 Brazil Georgia Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Lomaia, Alexander – S/PV.6143 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Japan Burkina Faso Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6082; S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Canada Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6143 McNee, John – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Mexico S/PV.6186 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6143 Caribbean Community Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. Wolfe, Raymond (Jamaica) – Chairman-in-Office S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 Bakoyannis, Dora – S/PV.6088 Chile Russian Federation Gálvez, Eduardo – S/PV.6186 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Turkey China Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6143 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6101 Uganda Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6186 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6143 Colombia Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6088 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); United Kingdom S/PV.6186 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6143 Costa Rica Sawers, John – S/PV.6088 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 United States Croatia DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6143 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6101 Viet Nam Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6186 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6143 Cuba Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – S/PV.6186 GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA) –REGIONAL Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – SECURITY S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Dominican Republic UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary -General for the Cuello Camilo, Federico Alberto – S/PV.6186 Great Lakes Region Rosario Ceballos, Enriquillo del – Obasanjo, Olusegun – S/PV.6067; S/PV.6215 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Ecuador Espinosa, María Fernanda – African Union S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 Antonio, Tete – S/PV.6212 Guinea-Bissau Cabral, Alfredo Lopes – S/PV.6212 - 241 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) European Union UNDP. Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6186 Caribbean. Deputy Regional Director Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Fabiancic, Niky – S/PV.6101 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) United Kingdom France Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6101 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6186 United States Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6101 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6101 Guatemala Uruguay Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6186 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Haiti S/PV.6186 Cazeau, Jean Wesley – S/PV.6200 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Mérorès, Léo – S/PV.6093; Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6101(Resumption1) S/PV.6186 Haiti. Prime Minister Viet Nam Pierre-Louis, Michèle Duvivier – S/PV.6186 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 IBRD. Caribbean Country Director World Food Programme. Bureau for Latin America and Tsikata, Yvonne M. – S/PV.6101 Caribbean. Director IMF. Mission Chief for Haiti Medrano, Pedro – S/PV.6101 Delechat, Corinne – S/PV.6101 Inter-American Development Bank. Caribbean Country HONDURAS –POLITICAL CONDITIONS Department. General Manager Brazil Currea, Dora – S/PV.6101 Amorim, Celso – S/PV.6192 Japan Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6101 Algeria Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6186 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6108 Mexico Armenia Heller, Claude – S/PV.6101 Martirosyan, Armen – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6186 Austria Norway Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6108 Juul, Mona – S/PV.6186 Azerbaijan OAS. Assistant Secretary-General Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Ramdin, Albert – S/PV.6101 Benin Peru Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6186 Bosnia and Herzegovina Russian Federation Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6108 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Brazil Spain Tarrago, Piragibe dos Santos – S/PV.6108 Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.6186 Burkina Faso Turkey Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6108 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6186 Canada Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6101 Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6108 Uganda China Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 La, Yifan – S/PV.6108 UN. Economic and Social Council (2009 : New York and Costa Rica Geneva). President Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6108 Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) – S/PV.6101 Croatia UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6108 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Cuba Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6186 Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. – UN. Security Council Mission to Haiti, 2009. Head S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6093 Czech Republic UN. Special Envoy for Haiti Palous, Martin – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Clinton, Bill – S/PV.6186 Egypt UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6108 and Head of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Finland Haiti Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – Annabi, Hédi – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 France Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6108
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INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –FORMER Indonesia YUGOSLAVIA Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Austria Japan Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6134 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6108 Bosnia and Herzegovina Kenya Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Burkina Faso S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya China Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6108 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Liechtenstein Costa Rica Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6228 Mexico Croatia Heller, Claude – S/PV.6108 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6228 Morocco Croatia. Prime Minister Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6108 Sanader, Ivo – S/PV.6134 Nigeria France Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6134 Norway International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Juul, Mona – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Responsible for Serious Violations of International Pakistan Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Former Yugoslavia since 1991. President S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Qatar International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Responsible for Serious Violations of International S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Republic of Korea Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Prosecutor Kim, Bong-Hyun – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Russian Federation Japan Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6108 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Senegal Kenya Badji, Paul – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Muchemi, Wanjuki – S/PV.6228 South Africa Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6228 Sudan Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6134 Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Mexico S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Heller, Claude – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Switzerland Russian Federation Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6108 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Turkey Serbia Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6108 Starcevic, Fedja – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Uganda Sweden Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6108 Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6228 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Turkey Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6108 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6228 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6164 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6134 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Uganda Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6108 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6134 United Kingdom Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6228 Sawers, John – S/PV.6108 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President United Republic of Tanzania Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6134 Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6242 United States Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6155 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6108 UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on Uruguay International Tribunals. Chairman Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6228 Viet Nam United Kingdom Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6108 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 United States DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –FORMER IRAQ SITUATION (continued) YUGOSLAVIA (continued) Burkina Faso Viet Nam Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145; Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 S/PV.6238 China INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL –RWANDA La, Yifan – S/PV.6145 Austria Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6087 Costa Rica Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6134 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Burkina Faso Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Croatia Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6087 China Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6145 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Costa Rica France Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6228 Iraq France Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6228 Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145; S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6134 Japan International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. President Byron, Dennis – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Prosecutor Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Japan Mexico Heller, Claude – S/PV.6087 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6145 Kenya Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.6134 Russian Federation Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Muchemi, Wanjuki – S/PV.6228 Turkey Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6228 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Uganda Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6134 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Mexico Heller, Claude – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6145 Russian Federation Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6249 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Rwanda Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6219 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6177; Gasana, Eugène-Richard – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6179 Ngoga, Martin – S/PV.6134 Sweden UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Chairman Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6228 Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Turkey Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6238 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6134 and Head of the United Nations Assistance MIssion for Uganda Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6134 Iraq Melkert, Ad – S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6228 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6134 Iraq De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6243 United Kingdom Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6156 UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6145 Sawers, John – S/PV.6087 International Tribunals. Chairman United States Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6228 United Kingdom Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Viet Nam Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6145 Sawers, John – S/PV.6131 United States Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6087 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6134; KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6228 Viet Nam United States Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6134; S/PV.6228 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6230 IRAQ SITUATION Austria Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 - 244 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
KOSOVO (SERBIA) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) Austria Lebanon Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6202 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6183 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6097; UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary -General for the S/PV.6144 Implementation of Security Council Resolution 1559 Burkina Faso (2004) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Roed-Larsen, Terje – S/PV.6120 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6202 China LIBERIA SITUATION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Costa Rica Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6246 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 United States Croatia Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6131 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6097 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION France Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6202 Algeria Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Japan Argentina Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Kosovo (Serbia) Australia Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; Hill, Robert – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6202 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Austria Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6097 S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Mexico Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6061 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Austria. Federal Minister for European and International Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. Affairs Chairman-in-Office Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6123 Bakoyannis, Dora – S/PV.6088 Bangladesh Russian Federation Bin Momen, Masud – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – S/PV.6202 S/PV.6171(Resumption) Serbia Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Bolivia Serbia. President Siles Alvarado, Hugo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Tadic, Boris – S/PV.6097 Brazil Turkey Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6202 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Uganda S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6144 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6202 Burkina Faso UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6171 Mission in Kosovo Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6123 S/PV.6202 China United Kingdom Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123; Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6097 S/PV.6201 Sawers, John – S/PV.6088 Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries United States Moreno Fernández, Abelardo (Cuba) – DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6088; S/PV.6097; S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries. Viet Nam Chairman Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6202 S/PV.6171(Resumption) Costa Rica LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.6061 Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6201 Israel Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.6123 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6183 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 - 245 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) Croatia Lebanon Bozinovic, Davor – S/PV.6123 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6183 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100 Salloukh, Fawzi – S/PV.6061 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6201 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6171 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6171 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Cuba Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201; S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6248 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Liechtenstein Pino Rivero, Anet – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Ecuador Malaysia Espinosa, María Fernanda – Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) Egypt Maldives Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6100; Mohamed, Abdul Gafoor – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Mali Aboul Gheit, Ahmed – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Daou, Oumar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) European Union Mauritania Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6171(Resumption); Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Mexico S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Heller, Claude – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 France Morocco Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6201 Fassi Fihri, Taieb – S/PV.6061 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.6123 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6171 S/PV.6171(Resumption); Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6100 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Iceland Nicaragua Hreggvidsson, Emil Breki – Hermida Castillo, Jamie – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Indonesia S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Norway S/PV.6171(Resumption); Enge, Berit – S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Iran (Islamic Republic of) Store, Jonas – S/PV.6061 Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) Pakistan Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Israel S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6183; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Weissbrod, Amir – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Palestine Japan Al-Malki, Riyad – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6201 Ito, Shintaro – S/PV.6123 Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6171 Palestinian Authority. President Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.6061 S/PV.6201 Paraguay Jordan Buffa, Juan Alfredo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6171(Resumption); Qatar S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Al-Mahmoud, Ahmed bin Abdullah – S/PV.6061 Bashir, Salah – S/PV.6061 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Zoubi, Basheer – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) League of Arab States Al-Shafi, Salem – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Republic of Korea League of Arab States. Secretary-General Park, In-kook – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.6061 - 246 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) Russian Federation UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary -General for the Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6171 Implementation of Security Council Resolution 1559 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 (2004) Iakovenko, Aleksandr – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Roed-Larsen, Terje – S/PV.6120 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6123 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Saudi Arabia and Emergency Relief Coordinator Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – Holmes, John – S/PV.6077 S/PV.6171(Resumption) UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Al-Faisal, Saud – S/PV.6061 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6072; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6107; Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.6063 S/PV.6201 Senegal UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Badji, Paul – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Process South Africa Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6084; S/PV.6150; Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6248 S/PV.6171(Resumption); United Kingdom S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Miliband, David – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123 Sri Lanka Quarrey, David – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Sawers, John – S/PV.6201 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) United Republic of Tanzania Switzerland Iddi, Seif – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) United States Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Syrian Arab Republic Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6123; S/PV.6248 Falouh, Louay – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6171 S/PV.6201 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); UNRWA. Commissioner-General S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Abu Zayd, Karen – S/PV.6077 Tunisia Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Turkey S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6201 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Babacan, Ali – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6171 Viet Nam Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6123 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6100 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Uganda Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 MYANMAR –POLITICAL CONDITIONS Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; Austria S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6161 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Burkina Faso Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6221 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6161 Taranco, Oscar Fernandez – S/PV.6171; S/PV.6182 China UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6161 of the Palestinian People. Chairman Croatia Badji, Paul – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6161 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) France UN. Group of Arab States Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6161 Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem (Sudan) – Japan S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6161 UN. Secretary-General Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6072; Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6161 S/PV.6123 Mexico UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Heller, Claude – S/PV.6161 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6148 Myanmar Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6241 Swe, Than – S/PV.6161 Kouchner, Bernard (France) – S/PV.6061; Russian Federation S/PV.6063 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6161 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich (Russian Federation) – Turkey S/PV.6123 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6161 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6182 Uganda Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6161
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MYANMAR –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) NARCOTIC DRUGS (continued) UN. Secretary-General Mexico Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6161 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6233 United Kingdom Morocco Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6161 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) United States Nigeria DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6161 Amieyeofori, Kio Solomon – S/PV.6233(Resumption Viet Nam 1) Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6161 Peru Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) NARCOTIC DRUGS Russian Federation African Union Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6233 Antonio, Tete – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Senegal Algeria Badji, Paul – S/PV.6233 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Turkey Argentina Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6233 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Uganda Austria Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6233 Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6233 UN. Secretary-General Bolivia Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6233 Loayza Barea, Javier – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Bosnia and Herzegovina Yoda, Bédouma Alain (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6233 Barbalic, Ivan – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) UN Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention. Brazil Executive Director Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6233 Costa, Antonio Maria – S/PV.6233 Burkina Faso United Kingdom Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6233 Thomas, Gareth – S/PV.6233 Cape Verde United States Lima da Veiga, Maria de Fátima – Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6233 S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) China Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6233 Viet Nam Colombia Pham, Binh Minh – S/PV.6233 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6233 Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries. NEPAL –POLITICAL CONDITIONS Chairman Austria Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – S/PV.6233 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6119 Costa Rica Burkina Faso Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6233 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6119 Côte d'Ivoire China Bailly-Niagri, Guillaume – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) La, Yifan – S/PV.6119 Croatia Costa Rica Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6233 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6119 Economic Community of West African States Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6069 Diop, Adrienne Yandé – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Croatia European Union Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6119 Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6233 France France Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6119 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6233 Japan Ghana Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6119 Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Iran (Islamic Republic of) Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6119 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Mexico Italy Heller, Claude – S/PV.6119 Ragaglini, Cesare Maria – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Nepal Japan Acharya, Madhu Raman – S/PV.6069; S/PV.6214 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6233 Paudel, Madhuban – S/PV.6119 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Russian Federation Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6233 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6119 Luxembourg Turkey Lucas, Sylvie – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6119 Mali Uganda Daou, Oumar – S/PV.6233(Resumption 1) Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6119
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NEPAL –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President China Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6119 La, Yifan – S/PV.6142 Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6074 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6217 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6167 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6235 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for China. President the United Nations Political Mission in Nepal Hu, Jintao – S/PV.6191 Landgren, Karin – S/PV.6119; S/PV.6214 Colombia Martin, Ian – S/PV.6069 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) United Kingdom Costa Rica Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6119 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6217; S/PV.6238 United States Costa Rica. President Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6119 Arias Sánchez, Oscar – S/PV.6191 Viet Nam Croatia Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6119 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6141 Croatia. President NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT Mesic, Stipe – S/PV.6191 Austria. President Cuba Fischer, Heinz – S/PV.6191 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6217 Burkina Faso. President France Compaoré, Blaise – S/PV.6191 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6235 China. President Bonne, Emmanuel – S/PV.6217 Hu, Jintao – S/PV.6191 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6090; S/PV.6141; Costa Rica. President S/PV.6142 Arias Sánchez, Oscar – S/PV.6191 France. President Croatia. President Sarkozy, Nicolas – S/PV.6191 Mesic, Stipe – S/PV.6191 IAEA. Director General France. President ElBaradei, Mohamed – S/PV.6191 Sarkozy, Nicolas – S/PV.6191 India IAEA. Director General Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) ElBaradei, Mohamed – S/PV.6191 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Japan Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Hatoyama, Yukio – S/PV.6191 Japan Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Hatoyama, Yukio – S/PV.6191 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6191 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6217 Mexico. President Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142 Calderón Hinojosa, Felipe – S/PV.6191 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Russian Federation. Prezident Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6090; S/PV.6141; Medvedev, Dmitry Anatolyevich – S/PV.6191 S/PV.6235 Turkey. Prime Minister Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6217 Erdogan, Recep Tayyip – S/PV.6191 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6191 Uganda. President Liechtenstein Museveni, Yoweri – S/PV.6191 Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6217 UN. Secretary-General Mexico Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6191 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142; S/PV.6217 United Kingdom. Prime Minister Mexico. President Brown, Gordon – S/PV.6191 Calderón Hinojosa, Felipe – S/PV.6191 Vietnam. President Republic of Korea Nguyen, Minh Triet – S/PV.6191 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6141 Russian Federation NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142; S/PV.6217; S/PV.6235 Austria Russian Federation. Prezident Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6141 Medvedev, Dmitry Anatolyevich – S/PV.6191 Austria. President Sweden Fischer, Heinz – S/PV.6191 Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6217 Burkina Faso Switzerland Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6217 Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6217 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6141 Syrian Arab Republic Burkina Faso. President Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6217(Resumption 1) Compaoré, Blaise – S/PV.6191 Turkey Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6217 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6141
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NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) Turkey. Prime Minister Bangladesh Erdogan, Recep Tayyip – S/PV.6191 Bin Momen, Masud – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Uganda Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6217 S/PV.6171(Resumption) Uganda. President Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Museveni, Yoweri – S/PV.6191 Bolivia UN. Secretary-General Siles Alvarado, Hugo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6191 Brazil UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6106 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6217 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Burkina Faso Chairman Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6171 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6123 Chairman China Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123; Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of S/PV.6201 Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. Chairman Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6217 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo (Cuba) – Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries. Resolution 1737 (2006) concerning the Islamic Republic Chairman of Iran. Chairman Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6090; S/PV.6235 S/PV.6171(Resumption) United Kingdom Costa Rica Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6217; S/PV.6235 Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.6061 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142 Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6201 Sawers, John – S/PV.6090 Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.6123 United Kingdom. Prime Minister Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Brown, Gordon – S/PV.6191 Croatia United States Bozinovic, Davor – S/PV.6123 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6141; S/PV.6142 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6090; S/PV.6235 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6201 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6217 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6171 Viet Nam Cuba Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6217 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6141 S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Vietnam. President Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Nguyen, Minh Triet – S/PV.6191 Pino Rivero, Anet – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Ecuador PALESTINE QUESTION Espinosa, María Fernanda – Algeria S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Argentina S/PV.6171(Resumption) Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Australia Egypt Hill, Robert – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6100; Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Austria Aboul Gheit, Ahmed – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; European Union S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6171(Resumption); Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6061 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Austria. Federal Minister for European and International Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Affairs S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6123 S/PV.6100(Resumption1)
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) France Morocco Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6201 Fassi Fihri, Taieb – S/PV.6061 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.6123 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6171 S/PV.6171(Resumption); Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6100 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Iceland Nicaragua Hreggvidsson, Emil Breki – Hermida Castillo, Jamie – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Rubiales de Chamorro, María – Indonesia S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Norway S/PV.6171(Resumption); Enge, Berit – S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Iran (Islamic Republic of) Store, Jonas – S/PV.6061 Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) Pakistan Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Israel S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Weissbrod, Amir – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Palestine Japan Al-Malki, Riyad – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6201 Ito, Shintaro – S/PV.6123 Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6171 Palestinian Authority. President Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.6061 S/PV.6201 Paraguay Jordan Buffa, Juan Alfredo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6171(Resumption); Qatar S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Al-Mahmoud, Ahmed bin Abdullah – S/PV.6061 Bashir, Salah – S/PV.6061 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Zoubi, Basheer – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) League of Arab States Al-Shafi, Salem – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Republic of Korea League of Arab States. Secretary-General Park, In-kook – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.6061 Russian Federation Lebanon Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6171 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6100 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 Salloukh, Fawzi – S/PV.6061 Iakovenko, Aleksandr – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6171 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6123 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Saudi Arabia Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201; S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6248 Al-Faisal, Saud – S/PV.6061 Liechtenstein Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.6063 Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Senegal Malaysia Badji, Paul – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); South Africa S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) Sri Lanka Maldives Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Mohamed, Abdul Gafoor – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Mali Switzerland Daou, Oumar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Mauritania Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – Syrian Arab Republic S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Falouh, Louay – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Mexico S/PV.6171 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) - 251 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
PEACEBUILDING PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) Algeria Tunisia Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6108 Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Armenia Turkey Martirosyan, Armen – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6201 Australia Babacan, Ali – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6171 Austria Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6123 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6100 S/PV.6224 Uganda Azerbaijan Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; Bangladesh S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Bin Momen, Masud – S/PV.6224 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6221 Belgium Taranco, Oscar Fernandez – S/PV.6171; S/PV.6182 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6224 UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Benin of the Palestinian People. Chairman Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Badji, Paul – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6108(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Bosnia and Herzegovina UN. Group of Arab States Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6108 Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem (Sudan) – Brazil S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6165(Resumption) UN. Secretary-General Tarrago, Piragibe dos Santos – S/PV.6108 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6072; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6224 S/PV.6123 Burkina Faso UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Kouchner, Bernard (France) – S/PV.6061; Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6108 S/PV.6063 Burundi Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich (Russian Federation) – Gahutu, Zacharie – S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6123 Canada Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6182 McNee, John – S/PV.6165(Resumption); S/PV.6224 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6108 and Emergency Relief Coordinator Central African Republic Holmes, John – S/PV.6077 Bozize, Jean Francis – S/PV.6165 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Chile Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6072; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6107; Peña, Belen Muñoz de la – S/PV.6165 S/PV.6201 China UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace La, Yifan – S/PV.6108 Process Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6084; S/PV.6150; Costa Rica S/PV.6248 Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6108 United Kingdom Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Miliband, David – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123 Croatia Quarrey, David – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Sawers, John – S/PV.6201 Cuba United Republic of Tanzania Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. – Iddi, Seif – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6108(Resumption1) United States Czech Republic Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Palous, Martin – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6123; S/PV.6248 Egypt Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6165(Resumption) UNRWA. Commissioner-General El Salvador Abu Zayd, Karen – S/PV.6077 Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – S/PV.6224 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) European Union Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Finland S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Schroderus -Fox, Heidi – S/PV.6224 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – Viet Nam S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201
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PEACEBUILDING (continued) PEACEBUILDING (continued) France Somalia Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165 Omaar, Mohamed Abdullahi – S/PV.6165 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6224 South Africa Germany Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Sudan Guatemala Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6165(Resumption) S/PV.6108(Resumption1) IBRD. Fragile and Conflict-Affected Countries Group. Sweden Director Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6224 McKechnie, Alastair – S/PV.6165 Switzerland India Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6165(Resumption); Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6224 S/PV.6224 Thailand Indonesia Chaimongkol, Pravit – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Turkey Italy Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6224 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6165 Japan Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6108 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Uganda Kenya Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6108 Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6224 S/PV.6108(Resumption1) UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Chairman Kuwait Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.6224 Ebrahim, Fatema – S/PV.6165 UN. Secretary-General Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6165 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6165 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6108 Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6108 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6224 Kutesa, Sam (Uganda) – S/PV.6165; Liechtenstein S/PV.6165(Resumption) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Mexico Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6108 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6108 UNDP. Bureau for Crisis Prevention and Recovery Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 Ryan, Jordan – S/PV.6165 Morocco United Kingdom Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6108; Brown, Mark Malloch – S/PV.6165 S/PV.6165(Resumption) Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6224 New Zealand Sawers, John – S/PV.6108 McLay, Jim – S/PV.6165(Resumption) United Republic of Tanzania Nigeria Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – United States S/PV.6108(Resumption1) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165 Norway Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6224 Brevik, Ola – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Uruguay Juul, Mona – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.6165(Resumption) Pakistan Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Viet Nam S/PV.6108(Resumption1); Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6165; S/PV.6224 S/PV.6165(Resumption) Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6108 Peru Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6165(Resumption) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS Qatar African Union Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Mungwa, Alice – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.6075 Republic of Korea African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur Kim, Bong-Hyun – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Agwai, Martin L. – S/PV.6178 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6165(Resumption); S/PV.6224 Argentina Russian Federation Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6108; S/PV.6165; Australia S/PV.6224 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Senegal Austria Badji, Paul – S/PV.6108(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; Sierra Leone S/PV.6178 Davies, Rupert – S/PV.6165(Resumption) - 253 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) Bangladesh Nepal Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – Acharya, Madhu Raman – S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6178(Resumption1) S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Brazil New Zealand Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6153(Resumption1); McLay, Jim – S/PV.6178 S/PV.6178 Nigeria Burkina Faso Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6153; Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6178 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6075 Canada Norway Hulan, Heidi – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6178 McNee, John – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 Pakistan China Ahmad, Asim Iftikhar – S/PV.6075 La, Yifan – S/PV.6075 Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6153(Resumption1); Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Peru Loulichki, Mohammed (Morocco) – S/PV.6075 Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6178 Costa Rica Republic of Korea Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6153 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6178 Russian Federation Croatia Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6075 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6153 Czech Republic Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6178 Kaiser, Petr – S/PV.6075 Rwanda Egypt Ndabarasa, Alfred – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Serbia S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Starcevic, Fedja – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) European Union South Africa Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6178 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Spain S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Oyarzún, Román – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) France Thailand Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; Chaimongkol, Pravit – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) S/PV.6178 Tunisia Germany Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Ney, Martin – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Turkey Ghana Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6178 Christian, Leslie – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 Guatemala Uganda Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6075 India Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6178 Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6153(Resumption1); Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6153 S/PV.6178(Resumption1) UN. Department for Field Support. Under-Secretary- Sandhu, Taranjit Singh – S/PV.6075 General Indonesia Malcorra, Susana – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) S/PV.6178 Italy UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6153 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6178; Japan S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6075 and Head of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Jordan Haiti Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6075 Annabi, Hédi – S/PV.6075 Shawabkah, Khalid Abdullah Krayyem – UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping S/PV.6153(Resumption1) Operations Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 S/PV.6153(Resumption1); S/PV.6178 Mexico United Kingdom Heller, Claude – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 Sawers, John – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 Morocco United States El Alaoui, Souad – S/PV.6153(Resumption1) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6075 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6153; S/PV.6178 - 254 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (continued) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN (continued) Uruguay Bangladesh Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6075; Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6153(Resumption1); Benin S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Ovalles-Santos, Víctor Lautaro – Brazil S/PV.6178(Resumption1) Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6092 Viet Nam Burkina Faso Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6075; S/PV.6153 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6092 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6178 Canada Hulan, Heidi – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) REFUGEES China Austria Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6092 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6062 Congo Burkina Faso Balé, Raymond Serge – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6062 Costa Rica China Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6092 Zhang, Dan – S/PV.6062 Croatia Costa Rica Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6092 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6062 Cuba Croatia Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – S/PV.6092 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6062 Egypt France Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6062 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Japan European Union Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6062 Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Libyan Arab Jamahiriya S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6062 France Russian Federation Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6092 Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6062 Italy Turkey Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6062 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Uganda Japan Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6062; S/PV.6062 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6092 UN High Commissioner for Refugees Kenya Guterres, António – S/PV.6062 Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – United Kingdom S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6062; S/PV.6062 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya United States Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6092; McMahan, T. Vance – S/PV.6062 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Viet Nam Mexico Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6062 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6092 Nigeria REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Security Norway Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6092 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) African Union. Peace and Security Council. Chairman Russian Federation Aho-Glele, Oussou Edouard – Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6092 S/PV.6092(Resumption1) South Africa African Union-United Nations Panel on Modalities for Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.6092 Support to African Union Peacekeeping Operations. Turkey Chairman Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6092 Prodi, Romano – S/PV.6092 Uganda Algeria Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6092 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) UN. Secretary-General Argentina Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6092 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) United Kingdom Australia Sawers, John – S/PV.6092 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6092(Resumption1) United States Austria Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6092 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6092 Viet Nam Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6092 - 255 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
RWANDA SITUATION SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE (continued) Burkina Faso Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6228 Brazil China Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da – Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Costa Rica Burkina Faso Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6228 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6128 France China Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6228 La, Yifan – S/PV.6128 International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. President Costa Rica Byron, Dennis – S/PV.6228 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6247 International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Prosecutor Croatia Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.6228 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6128 Japan Cuba Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6228 Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – Kenya S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Muchemi, Wanjuki – S/PV.6228 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – Libyan Arab Jamahiriya S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6228 European Union Mexico Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Heller, Claude – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Russian Federation Israel Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6228 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Rwanda Japan Gasana, Eugène-Richard – S/PV.6228 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6128 Sweden Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6228 Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6128 Turkey Liechtenstein Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6228 Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Uganda Mexico Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6228 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6128 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Morocco Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6243 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on New Zealand International Tribunals. Chairman Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6128 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6228 Norway United Kingdom Juul, Mona – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6228 Pakistan United States Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6228 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Viet Nam Qatar Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6228 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.6128 Russian Federation SANCTIONS Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6128 Switzerland Burkina Faso Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6128 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6238 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Syrian Arab Republic Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Resolution 1132 (1997) concerning Sierra Leone. Turkey Chairman Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6238 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6128 Uganda UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6128 Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Chairman Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the S/PV.6238 Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Chairman Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 Argentina UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Australia Acting Chairman Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6128 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) – S/PV.6128 Austria UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6247 Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Chairman Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 - 256 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE (continued) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to (continued) Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of United Kingdom Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. Chairman Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6137 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6080 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6128 United States United Kingdom DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6137 Hurd, Tom – S/PV.6128 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6080 United States Viet Nam DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6128 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Donovan, James B. – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) SOMALIA SITUATION Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) African Union Viet Nam Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.6158 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6128 African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Security SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6173 Austria Austria Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6197; S/PV.6254 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; Burkina Faso S/PV.6173; S/PV.6221 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Burkina Faso China Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6137 S/PV.6221 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6080 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6197 Costa Rica Somdah, Antoine – S/PV.6173 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6137 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6068 Villalobos, Ana – S/PV.6080 China Croatia Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 France Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6254 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6080 Costa Rica Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6137 Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6197 Japan Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173; Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6137 S/PV.6221 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Croatia Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6095 Mexico Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173 Russian Federation Djibouti Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Olhaye, Roble – S/PV.6254 Sierra Leone European Union Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.6137 Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6095; Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6187 S/PV.6124 Turkey Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6158; S/PV.6221 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 France Uganda Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6137 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6173 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6080 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary-General S/PV.6158 for the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Japan Sierra Leone Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; Von der Schulenburg, Michael – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 Kenya UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Sierra Leone Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Configuration. Chairman S/PV.6092(Resumption1) Majoor, Frank – S/PV.6080 League of Arab States. African Administration and the McNee, John – S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 Afro-Arab Cooperation Department. Director UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Hosni, Samir – S/PV.6095 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6080 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6158; Resolution 1132 (1997) concerning Sierra Leone. S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 Chairman Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6092; Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6238 S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6095
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) Malaysia United Kingdom Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – S/PV.6095 Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 Mexico Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6068 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; S/PV.6158; Quarrey, David – S/PV.6173 S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6254 Sawers, John – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6158; Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6221 S/PV.6197 Norway United States Enge, Berit – S/PV.6095 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6197; Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6221 S/PV.6221 Philippines Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.6068 Gatan, Leslie B. – S/PV.6221 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6092; S/PV.6158 Russian Federation Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6173 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6095; Viet Nam S/PV.6158; S/PV.6221 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6158 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6173; S/PV.6197 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6173; Seychelles S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221 Jumeau, Ronald Jean – S/PV.6221 Somalia SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS Duale, Elmi Ahmed – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6158; African Union S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; S/PV.6254 Mbeki, Thabo – S/PV.6251 Omaar, Mohamed Abdullahi – S/PV.6095; African Union. Commission. Chairperson S/PV.6124; S/PV.6173 Ping, Jean – S/PV.6251 Spain Austria Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.6221 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; Turkey S/PV.6230 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; Burkina Faso S/PV.6254 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6068; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6173 S/PV.6230 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6095 China Uganda Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6068 Costa Rica Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6127; Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6131; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6197; S/PV.6221; S/PV.6230 S/PV.6254 Croatia Ukraine Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6096 Sergeyev, Yuriy – S/PV.6221 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6170 UN. Department for Field Support. Under-Secretary- Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6230 General European Union Malcorra, Susana – S/PV.6124; S/PV.6158 Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6096 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6170 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6125 France Ebner, Christian (Austria) – S/PV.6226 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6230 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6229; Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6170 S/PV.6254 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6221 International Criminal Court. Prosecutor Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6158; Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.6135; S/PV.6230 S/PV.6173 Japan Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6095 S/PV.6230 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Joint African Union-UN Chief Mediator for Darfur Somalia Bassolé, Djibrill – S/PV.6227 Ould Abdallah, Ahmedou – S/PV.6095; S/PV.6173; Joint African Union-United Nations Special S/PV.6221 Representative for Darfur UN. Support Office for the African Mission in Somalia Adada, Rodolphe – S/PV.6112 Boyd, Craig – S/PV.6197 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Operations Mexico Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6124 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6230 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6170 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6124; S/PV.6158; S/PV.6197 Russian Federation Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6230 Margelov, Mikhail – S/PV.6170
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SUDAN –POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) Sudan Brazil Abdelmannan, Mohamed Yousif Ibrahim – Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6096 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Hassan, Hassan Hamid – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6227 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Turkey Burkina Faso Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6230 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6170 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6171 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6096 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 Uganda Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6123 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6131; China S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123; Operations S/PV.6201 Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6227 Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries UN. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. Moreno Fernández, Abelardo (Cuba) – Director S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Khalikov, Rashid – S/PV.6096 Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries. UN. Secretary-General Chairman Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6251 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) – UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs S/PV.6171(Resumption) and Emergency Relief Coordinator Costa Rica Holmes, John – S/PV.6139 Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.6061 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6201 Operations Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.6123 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6170 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 United Kingdom Croatia Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6230 Bozinovic, Davor – S/PV.6123 Sawers, John – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116; S/PV.6131; Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100 S/PV.6170 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6201 United States Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6171 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Cuba Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – Viet Nam S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6170; S/PV.6230 Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Pino Rivero, Anet – S/PV.6171(Resumption) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Ecuador Algeria Espinosa, María Fernanda – Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Argentina S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) Australia Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Hill, Robert – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Egypt Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6100; Austria S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Aboul Gheit, Ahmed – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 European Union Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6061 Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6171(Resumption); Austria. Federal Minister for European and International S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Affairs Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Spindelegger, Michael – S/PV.6123 S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Bangladesh S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Bin Momen, Masud – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) France Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6201 S/PV.6171(Resumption) Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.6123 Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6171 Bolivia Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6100 Siles Alvarado, Hugo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Iceland Hreggvidsson, Emil Breki – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Palsson, Gunnar – S/PV.6201(Resumption1)
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) Indonesia Nicaragua Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Hermida Castillo, Jamie – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6171(Resumption); Rubiales de Chamorro, María – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Iran (Islamic Republic of) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Norway S/PV.6171(Resumption) Enge, Berit – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Juul, Mona – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Store, Jonas – S/PV.6061 Israel Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Pakistan S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) Weissbrod, Amir – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Japan S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Ito, Shintaro – S/PV.6123 S/PV.6171(Resumption); Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6171 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Palestine S/PV.6201 Al-Malki, Riyad – S/PV.6063; S/PV.6201 Jordan Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6171(Resumption); Palestinian Authority. President S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.6061 Bashir, Salah – S/PV.6061 Paraguay Zoubi, Basheer – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Buffa, Juan Alfredo – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) League of Arab States Qatar Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Al-Mahmoud, Ahmed bin Abdullah – S/PV.6061 League of Arab States. Secretary-General Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.6061 S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Lebanon Al-Shafi, Salem – S/PV.6171(Resumption) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6100 Republic of Korea Salloukh, Fawzi – S/PV.6061 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Ziade, Caroline – S/PV.6171 Russian Federation Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6171 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6201 S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201; Iakovenko, Aleksandr – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 S/PV.6248 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6123 Liechtenstein Saudi Arabia Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Al Nafisee, Khalid Abdalrazaq – Malaysia S/PV.6171(Resumption) Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6061(Resumption1); Al-Faisal, Saud – S/PV.6061 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.6063 Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – Senegal S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Badji, Paul – S/PV.6061(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption) South Africa Maldives Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Mohamed, Abdul Gafoor – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6171(Resumption); Mali S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Daou, Oumar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Sri Lanka Mauritania Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Switzerland Mexico Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Heller, Claude – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6100; Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6171(Resumption) S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Syrian Arab Republic Morocco Falouh, Louay – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Fassi Fihri, Taieb – S/PV.6061 S/PV.6171 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); S/PV.6171(Resumption); S/PV.6201(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Tunisia Jomaa, Ghazi – S/PV.6171(Resumption)
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRORISM Turkey Argentina Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6201 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Babacan, Ali – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Australia Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6171 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6128; Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6123 S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6100 Austria Uganda Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6247 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Brazil Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da – UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6221 Burkina Faso Taranco, Oscar Fernandez – S/PV.6171; S/PV.6182 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217; UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights S/PV.6238 of the Palestinian People. Chairman China Badji, Paul – S/PV.6100(Resumption1); La, Yifan – S/PV.6128 S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6217 UN. Group of Arab States Colombia Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem (Sudan) – Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Costa Rica UN. Secretary-General Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6217; S/PV.6247 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6072; Croatia S/PV.6123 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6088 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6238 Kouchner, Bernard (France) – S/PV.6061; Cuba S/PV.6063 Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6123 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6182 S/PV.6128(Resumption1) UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Núñez Mosquera, Pedro – S/PV.6217 and Emergency Relief Coordinator European Union Holmes, John – S/PV.6077 Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.6072; S/PV.6100; S/PV.6107; France S/PV.6201 Bonne, Emmanuel – S/PV.6217 UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace India Process Puri, Manjeev Singh – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.6084; S/PV.6150; Iran (Islamic Republic of) S/PV.6248 Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) United Kingdom Israel Miliband, David – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; S/PV.6123 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Quarrey, David – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171 Japan Sawers, John – S/PV.6201 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 United Republic of Tanzania Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Iddi, Seif – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 United States Liechtenstein Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063 Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6128(Resumption1); Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6123; S/PV.6248 S/PV.6217 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6100; S/PV.6171; Mexico S/PV.6201 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 UNRWA. Commissioner-General Morocco Abu Zayd, Karen – S/PV.6077 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Netherlands Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) S/PV.6061(Resumption1); New Zealand S/PV.6100(Resumption1) Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6128 Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6201(Resumption1) McLay, Jim – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Viet Nam Norway Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6061; S/PV.6063; Juul, Mona – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) S/PV.6100; S/PV.6123; S/PV.6171; S/PV.6201 Pakistan Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6128(Resumption1)
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TERRORISM (continued) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Qatar ASEAN Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.6128 Punkrasin, Chirachai (Thailand) – S/PV.6085; Russian Federation S/PV.6085 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 Sinhaseni, Norachit (Thailand) – S/PV.6205 Spain Australia Oyarzún, Román – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Hill, Robert – S/PV.6085 Sweden Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6205 Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6217 Austria Switzerland Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 Brazil Syrian Arab Republic Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.6128(Resumption1); Burkina Faso S/PV.6217(Resumption 1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6205 Turkey Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6085 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6217 China Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6128 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Uganda Costa Rica Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Croatia Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6217 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6085 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6164 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6205 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Cuba Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – S/PV.6085 Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. European Union Chairman Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6205 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6085 Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 France UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6205 Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Indonesia Acting Chairman Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6085 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) – S/PV.6128 Ireland UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Kavanagh, John Paul – S/PV.6085 Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Italy Chairman Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6085 Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 Japan Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Chairman Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Malaysia S/PV.6238 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6085 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Mexico Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of Heller, Claude – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons. Chairman New Zealand Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6128 Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6085 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6128; S/PV.6217 McLay, Jim – S/PV.6205 Vilovic, Ranko (Croatia) – S/PV.6217 Norway United Kingdom Juul, Mona – S/PV.6085 Hurd, Tom – S/PV.6128 Philippines Lyall Grant, Mark, Sir – S/PV.6217 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6205 United States Gatan, Leslie B. – S/PV.6085 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Portugal DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6128 Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Donovan, James B. – S/PV.6128(Resumption1) Russian Federation Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.6217 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6205 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) South Africa Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6128(Resumption1); Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6217(Resumption1) Timor-Leste Viet Nam Guterres, José Luis – S/PV.6205 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6217 Timor-Leste. President Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6128 Ramos-Horta, José – S/PV.6085 Turkey Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6205 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6085 - 262 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
TIMOR-LESTE SITUAT ION (continued) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ (continued) Uganda Uganda Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 UN. Secretary-General UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6085 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6145 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) – S/PV.6219 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6085; Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6177; S/PV.6086 S/PV.6179 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Timor-Leste and Head of the United Nations Integrate and Head of the United Nations Assistance MIssion for Mission in Timor-Leste Iraq Khare, Atul – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Melkert, Ad – S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 United Kingdom UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6205 Iraq Sawers, John – S/PV.6085 De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 United States United Kingdom DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6205 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6145 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6085 Sawers, John – S/PV.6087 Viet Nam United States Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Viet Nam UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6145 Costa Rica Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6087 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6131 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6088 Afghanistan Russian Federation Spanta, Rangin Dadfar – S/PV.6194 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6088 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6154(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2008-2009) Australia UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6094; Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6210 S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Austria UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194; S/PV.6247 Austria Burkina Faso Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Burkina Faso Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6194 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Canada China Cannon, Lawrence – S/PV.6154 La, Yifan – S/PV.6145 McNee, John – S/PV.6094 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6087 China Costa Rica Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Costa Rica Croatia Guillermet, Christian – S/PV.6194 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6087 Hernández-Milian, Jairo – S/PV.6154 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6145 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6098; S/PV.6247 France Croatia Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6094 Iraq Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145; European Union S/PV.6177; S/PV.6218 Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6094; Japan S/PV.6154 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 France Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6194 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Mexico Germany Heller, Claude – S/PV.6087 Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6145 Ney, Martin – S/PV.6094 Russian Federation India Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145 Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Turkey Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.6094 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6087; S/PV.6145
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UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE (continued) ASEAN Iran (Islamic Republic of) Punkrasin, Chirachai (Thailand) – S/PV.6085; Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6094 S/PV.6085 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Sinhaseni, Norachit (Thailand) – S/PV.6205 Italy Australia Cornado, Gian Lorenzo – S/PV.6094 Hill, Robert – S/PV.6085 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6205 S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Austria Japan Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6154 Brazil Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Burkina Faso Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6205 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6094 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6085 Mexico China Heller, Claude – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; S/PV.6194 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Netherlands Costa Rica Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6094; Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Croatia New Zealand Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6085 McLay, Jim – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6205 Norway Cuba Juul, Mona – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – S/PV.6085 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6094 European Union Pakistan Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6205 Amil, Farukh – S/PV.6154(Resumption1) Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6085 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6094 France Russian Federation Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6205 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 Indonesia Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6154 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6085 Turkey Ireland Davutoglu, Ahmet – S/PV.6194 Kavanagh, John Paul – S/PV.6085 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Italy Uganda Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6085 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; Japan S/PV.6194 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Le, Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.6211 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6162 Malaysia Shalghem, Abdurahman (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.6085 S/PV.6094 Mexico UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Heller, Claude – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in New Zealand Afghanistan Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6085 Eide, Kai – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154; McLay, Jim – S/PV.6205 S/PV.6154(Resumption1); S/PV.6194 Norway United Kingdom Juul, Mona – S/PV.6085 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6194 Philippines Sawers, John – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6205 United States Gatan, Leslie B. – S/PV.6085 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6194 Portugal Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6154 Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Viet Nam Russian Federation Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6094; S/PV.6154 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6205 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6194 South Africa Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE Timor-Leste Guterres, José Luis – S/PV.6205 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Timor-Leste. President Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) – S/PV.6148 Ramos-Horta, José – S/PV.6085 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6241 Turkey Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6205 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6085 - 264 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN (continued) SIERRA LEONE (continued) Uganda UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Sierra Leone Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Configuration. Chairman UN. Secretary-General Majoor, Frank – S/PV.6080 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6085 McNee, John – S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6085; Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6080 S/PV.6086 United Kingdom UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6137 Timor-Leste and Head of the United Nations Integrate Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6080 Mission in Timor-Leste United States Khare, Atul – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6137 United Kingdom Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6080 Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6205 Viet Nam Sawers, John – S/PV.6085 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 United States DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6205 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6085 KOSOVO Viet Nam Austria Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6085; S/PV.6205 Kyrle, Johannes – S/PV.6202 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Burkina Faso SIERRA LEONE Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Austria Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6202 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 China Burkina Faso Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Costa Rica China Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Du, Xiacong – S/PV.6137 Croatia Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6080 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6097 Costa Rica Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6137 France Villalobos, Ana – S/PV.6080 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6202 Croatia Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Japan France Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6080 Kosovo (Serbia) Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.6137 Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; Japan S/PV.6202 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6137 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6097 Mexico Mexico Heller, Claude – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Russian Federation Russian Federation Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; Sierra Leone S/PV.6202 Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.6137 Serbia Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6187 Jeremic, Vuk – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Turkey Serbia. President Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6080; S/PV.6137 Tadic, Boris – S/PV.6097 Uganda Turkey Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6137 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6202 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6080 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 UN. Executive Representative of the Secretary-General Uganda for the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6144 Sierra Leone Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6202 Von der Schulenburg, Michael – S/PV.6080; UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General S/PV.6137; S/PV.6187 and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 - 265 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN KOSOVO (continued) REPUBLIC AND CHAD (continued) United Kingdom Japan Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6144; S/PV.6202 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6172 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6097 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya United States Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6172 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144; Mexico S/PV.6202 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6172 Viet Nam Russian Federation Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6097; S/PV.6144 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6172 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6202 Sudan Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON S/PV.6121 Israel Turkey Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6183 Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6172 Lebanon Uganda Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.6183 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6172 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN Operations WESTERN SAHARA Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6204 Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.6121 Austria UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6117 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6122 Burkina Faso Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6064 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6117 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Costa Rica and Head of the United Nations Mission in the Central Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6117 African Republic and Chad France Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.6172 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6117 United Kingdom Mexico Quarrey, David – S/PV.6172 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6117 United States Russian Federation DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.6172 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6117 Viet Nam Uganda Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6172 Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6117 United Kingdom UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Sawers, John – S/PV.6117 Austria United States Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6096 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6117 Burkina Faso UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6096 REPUBLIC AND CHAD China Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6096 Austria Costa Rica Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6172 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 Burkina Faso Croatia Somdah, Antoine – S/PV.6172 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6096 Central African Republic European Union Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6172 Kaiser, Petr (Czech Republic) – S/PV.6096 Chad Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6111; S/PV.6121; S/PV.6092(Resumption1) S/PV.6172 France China Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6172 Japan Costa Rica Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6172 Mexico Croatia Heller, Claude – S/PV.6096 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6092 Russian Federation Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6172 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6096 European Union Sudan Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – Abdelmannan, Mohamed Yousif Ibrahim – S/PV.6092(Resumption1); S/PV.6111 S/PV.6096 France Hassan, Hassan Hamid – S/PV.6096 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6172
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UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN (continued) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) Turkey France Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6096 Joyandet, Alain – S/PV.6193 Uganda Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6168 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6096 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6174 UN. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Director Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6133 Khalikov, Rashid – S/PV.6096 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6193 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6076 Takasu, Yukio (Japan) – S/PV.6079 Yoda, Alain Bédouma (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.6234 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General the Sudan and Head of the United Nations Mission in and Head of the United Nations Operation in Côte Sudan d'Ivoire Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.6079 Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; S/PV.6168 United Kingdom Sawers, John – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE United States DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6096; S/PV.6116 Democratic Republic of the Congo Viet Nam Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6203; S/PV.6253 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6096 France UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6131 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Austria the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Head of the Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6143 United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Burkina Faso Republic of the Congo Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6143 Doss, Alan – S/PV.6104; S/PV.6159; S/PV.6203; China S/PV.6244 La, Yifan – S/PV.6143 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Costa Rica and Emergency Relief Coordinator Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6143 Holmes, John – S/PV.6083 Croatia United Kingdom Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6143 Sawers, John – S/PV.6131 France United States Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6143 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6114 Georgia Lomaia, Alexander – S/PV.6143 UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS Japan Turkey Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6082; S/PV.6143 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6239 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6132 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6143 Mexico UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Heller, Claude – S/PV.6143 Russian Federation Austria Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6143 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6119 Turkey Burkina Faso Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6143 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.6119 Uganda China Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6143 La, Yifan – S/PV.6119 United Kingdom Costa Rica Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6143 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6119 United States Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6069 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6143 Croatia Viet Nam Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6119 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6143 France Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6119 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Japan Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6119 Burkina Faso Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6193 Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6119 Côte d'Ivoire Mexico Djédjé, Ilahiri A. – S/PV.6071; S/PV.6113; Heller, Claude – S/PV.6119 S/PV.6168; S/PV.6209 Nepal Acharya, Madhu Raman – S/PV.6069; S/PV.6214 Paudel, Madhuban – S/PV.6119 - 267 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL (continued) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI (continued) Russian Federation Ecuador Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6119 Espinosa, María Fernanda – Turkey S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6119 European Union Uganda Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6186 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6119 Palous, Martin (Czech Republic) – UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.6119 France Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6074 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6186 Rugunda, Ruhakana (Uganda) – S/PV.6167 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6101 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Guatemala the United Nations Political Mission in Nepal Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6186 Landgren, Karin – S/PV.6119; S/PV.6214 Haiti Martin, Ian – S/PV.6069 Cazeau, Jean Wesley – S/PV.6200 United Kingdom Mérorès, Léo – S/PV.6093; Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6119 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) United States Haiti. Prime Minister Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6119 Pierre-Louis, Michèle Duvivier – S/PV.6186 Viet Nam IBRD. Caribbean Country Director Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6119 Tsikata, Yvonne M. – S/PV.6101 IMF. Mission Chief for Haiti UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Delechat, Corinne – S/PV.6101 Argentina Inter-American Development Bank. Caribbean Country Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Department. General Manager S/PV.6186 Currea, Dora – S/PV.6101 Austria Japan Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6101 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6186 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Brazil Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6101 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6186 S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Mexico Burkina Faso Heller, Claude – S/PV.6101 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6186 Canada Norway McNee, John – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Juul, Mona – S/PV.6186 S/PV.6186 OAS. Assistant Secretary-General Caribbean Community Ramdin, Albert – S/PV.6101 Wolfe, Raymond (Jamaica) – Peru S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Chile Gutiérrez, Gonzalo – S/PV.6186 Gálvez, Eduardo – S/PV.6186 Russian Federation Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 China Spain Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6101 Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.6186 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6186 Turkey Colombia Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6186 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6101 S/PV.6186 Uganda Costa Rica Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 UN. Economic and Social Council (2009 : New York and Croatia Geneva). President Skracic, Vice – S/PV.6101 Lucas, Sylvie (Luxembourg) – S/PV.6101 Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6186 UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President Cuba Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – S/PV.6186 Rice, Susan E. (United States) – S/PV.6186 Moreno Fernández, Abelardo – UN. Security Council Mission to Haiti, 2009. Head S/PV.6101(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6093 Dominican Republic UN. Special Envoy for Haiti Cuello Camilo, Federico Alberto – S/PV.6186 Clinton, Bill – S/PV.6186 Rosario Ceballos, Enriquillo del – S/PV.6101(Resumption1)
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UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Belgium and Head of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Haiti Leroy, Marcus – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Annabi, Hédi – S/PV.6101; Bolivia S/PV.6101(Resumption1); S/PV.6186 Murillo Carrasco, Gustavo – UNDP. Regional Bureau for Latin America and the S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Caribbean. Deputy Regional Director Brazil Fabiancic, Niky – S/PV.6101 Dunlop, Regina – S/PV.6180 United Kingdom Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6101 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) United States Burkina Faso Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6101 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6196 Uruguay Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.6195 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); Canada S/PV.6186 Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Valero Briceño, Jorge – S/PV.6101(Resumption1); China S/PV.6186 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6180 Viet Nam Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6101; S/PV.6186 Colombia World Food Programme. Bureau for Latin America and Montoya Pedroza, Jairo – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Caribbean. Director Costa Rica Medrano, Pedro – S/PV.6101 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Croatia WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Vilovic, Ranko – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Austria Denmark Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6117 Hoeeg, Erik – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Burkina Faso Ecuador Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6117 Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Costa Rica S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6117 Egypt France Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6117 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Mexico European Union Heller, Claude – S/PV.6117 Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6180 Russian Federation Finland Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6117 Schroderus -Fox, Heidi – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Uganda Viinanen, Jarmo Veli Tapio – Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6117 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) United Kingdom France Sawers, John – S/PV.6117 Araud, Gérard – S/PV.6196 United States Joyandet, Alain – S/PV.6195 Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6117 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6180 Germany WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Ney, Martin – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Afghanistan Iceland Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Jónasson, Jón Erlingur – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6196(Resumption1) African Union India Antonio, Tete – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Puri, Hardeep Singh – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Argentina Indonesia Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Ireland Australia Anderson, Anne – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Quinlan, Gary Francis – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); Israel S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6180 Austria Italy Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195; Cornado, Gian Lorenzo – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196 S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Bangladesh Japan Chowdhury, Shabbir Ahmad – Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6180 S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 - 269 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 64TH YEAR – 2009 INDEX TO SPEECHES – SUBJECTS
WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) Kenya Sweden Cerere, Grace Wambui – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6196 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Switzerland Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6180 Grau, Heidi – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Shalghem, Abdurahman – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Timor-Leste Liechtenstein Santos, Nelson – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Barriga, Stefan – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Turkey Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6196 Apakan, Ertugrul – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Luxembourg Corman, Fazli – S/PV.6180 Olinger, Jean – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Uganda Mexico Mugoya, Patrick S. – S/PV.6180 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 Rugunda, Ruhakana – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Puente, Guillermo – S/PV.6196 Ukraine Micronesia (Federated States of) Kavun, Olha – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Lippwe, Jeem – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) UN. Deputy Secretary-General Netherlands Mtengeti-Migiro, Rose – S/PV.6196 Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) UN. Secretary-General Schaper, Herman – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6180; S/PV.6195 New Zealand UN. Security Council (64th year : 2009). President McLay, Jim – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Clinton, Hillary Rodham (United States) – S/PV.6195 NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.6180 Amin, Asha Hagi Elmi – S/PV.6196 UN. Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Gender Nigeria Issues and Advancement of Women Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Mayanja, Rachel N. – S/PV.6196 Sekudo, Anthony A. – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) UN Development Fund for Women. Executive Director Norway Alberdi, Ines – S/PV.6196 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6180; United Kingdom S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Parham, Philip John – S/PV.6196 Pacific Islands Forum Sawers, John – S/PV.6195 Aisi, Robert Guba (Papua New Guinea) – United Republic of Tanzania S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Papua New Guinea Taj, Begam Karim – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Aisi, Robert Guba – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) United States Peru DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6196 Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Rice, Susan E. – S/PV.6180 Philippines Viet Nam Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Bui, The Giang – S/PV.6180 Portugal Le, Luong Minh – S/PV.6195 Moraes Cabral, José Filipe – Viet Nam. Deputy Prime Minister S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Pham, Gia Khiem – S/PV.6196 Republic of Korea Kim, Bong-Hyun – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Park, In-kook – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Russian Federation Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6195; S/PV.6196 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6180 Rwanda Gasana, Anastase – S/PV.6180(Resumption1) Serbia Starcevic, Fedja – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Sierra Leone Touray, Shekou M. – S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6180(Resumption1); S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Singapore Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) South Africa Rulumeni, Lulamah – S/PV.6196(Resumption1) Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6180 Sri Lanka Kohona, Palitha Tikiri Bandara – S/PV.6196(Resumption1)
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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.
COUNCIL DOCUMENTS
General series General series
S/2009/1 S/2009/50 (A/63/691) S/2009/2 S/2009/51 (A/63/692) S/2009/3 (A/ES-10/431) S/2009/52 S/2009/4 (A/ES-10/432) S/2009/53 (A/63/695) S/2009/5 S/2009/54 S/2009/6 S/2009/55 S/2009/7 (A/63/672) S/2009/56 S/2009/8 (A/ES-10/433) S/2009/57 S/2009/9 S/2009/58 S/2009/10 + Add.1-49 S/2009/59 S/2009/11 not issued S/2009/60 S/2009/12 S/2009/61 S/2009/13 (A/63/673) S/2009/62 S/2009/14 S/2009/63 S/2009/15 S/2009/64 S/2009/16 S/2009/65 (A/ES-10/445) S/2009/17 S/2009/66 S/2009/18 S/2009/67 S/2009/19 S/2009/68 S/2009/20 S/2009/69 + Corr.1 S/2009/21 S/2009/70 (A/62/672) S/2009/22 S/2009/71 S/2009/23 S/2009/72 S/2009/24 S/2009/73 (A/63/705) S/2009/25 S/2009/74 (A/63/706) S/2009/26 (A/ES-10/435) S/2009/75 (A/63/707) S/2009/27 S/2009/76 (A/63/708) S/2009/28 S/2009/77 S/2009/29 S/2009/78 S/2009/30 (A/ES-10/437) S/2009/79 S/2009/31 S/2009/80 S/2009/32 S/2009/81 (A/63/711) S/2009/33 S/2009/82 (A/63/712) S/2009/34 S/2009/83 S/2009/35 S/2009/84 S/2009/36 (A/63/679) S/2009/85 S/2009/37 S/2009/86 S/2009/38 S/2009/87 S/2009/39 S/2009/88 S/2009/40 (A/ES-10/442) S/2009/89 S/2009/41 (A/63/682) S/2009/90 S/2009/42 (A/63/683) S/2009/91 S/2009/43 (A/63/685) S/2009/92 S/2009/44 S/2009/93 S/2009/45 (A/63/687) S/2009/94 S/2009/46 S/2009/95 (A/63/718) S/2009/47 S/2009/96 S/2009/48 (A/63/688) S/2009/97 (A/63/721) S/2009/49 S/2009/98 (A/ES-10/448)
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S/2009/99 S/2009/157 (A/63/783) S/2009/100 S/2009/158 S/2009/101 S/2009/159 S/2009/102 S/2009/160 S/2009/103 (A/63/730) S/2009/161 S/2009/104 S/2009/162 S/2009/105 S/2009/163 S/2009/106 S/2009/164 S/2009/107 S/2009/165 S/2009/108 S/2009/166 S/2009/109 S/2009/167 (A/63/798) S/2009/110 (A/63/738) S/2009/168 (A/63/799) S/2009/111 S/2009/169 S/2009/112 S/2009/170 S/2009/113 (A/ES-10/449) S/2009/171 S/2009/114 (A/63/739) S/2009/172 S/2009/115 (A/63/742) S/2009/173 S/2009/116 S/2009/174 S/2009/117 S/2009/175 S/2009/118 S/2009/176 S/2009/119 S/2009/177 (A/63/805) S/2009/120 S/2009/178 S/2009/121 S/2009/179 (A/63/811) S/2009/122 S/2009/180 S/2009/123 (A/63/748) S/2009/181 S/2009/124 S/2009/182 S/2009/125 S/2009/183 (A/63/808) S/2009/126 (A/63/749) S/2009/184 (A/63/809) S/2009/127 (A/63/750) S/2009/185 (A/63/810) S/2009/128 S/2009/186 S/2009/129 S/2009/187 (A/63/813) S/2009/130 (A/ES-10/451) S/2009/188 S/2009/131 S/2009/189 S/2009/132 S/2009/190 S/2009/133 S/2009/191 (A/63/815) S/2009/134 S/2009/192 (A/63/814) S/2009/135 (A/63/751) S/2009/193 S/2009/136 S/2009/194 (A/ES-10/452) S/2009/137 S/2009/195 S/2009/138 S/2009/196 S/2009/139 S/2009/197 S/2009/140 S/2009/198 (A/63/871) S/2009/141 (A/63/762) S/2009/199 S/2009/142 (A/63/763) S/2009/200 S/2009/143 S/2009/201 S/2009/144 S/2009/202 S/2009/145 S/2009/203 S/2009/146 S/2009/204 (A/63/819) S/2009/147 S/2009/205 S/2009/148 S/2009/206 S/2009/149 S/2009/207 S/2009/150 (A/63/772) S/2009/208 (A/63/820) S/2009/151 S/2009/209 (A/ES-10/453) S/2009/152 S/2009/210 S/2009/153 S/2009/211 S/2009/154 S/2009/212 S/2009/155 (A/63/776) S/2009/213 S/2009/156 (A/63/781) S/2009/214
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S/2009/215 (A/63/827) S/2009/275 S/2009/216 (A/63/828) S/2009/276 S/2009/217 S/2009/277 S/2009/218 S/2009/278 S/2009/219 S/2009/279 S/2009/220 (A/63/832) S/2009/280 S/2009/221 S/2009/281 S/2009/222 S/2009/282 S/2009/223 S/2009/283 S/2009/224 S/2009/284 S/2009/225 S/2009/285 (A/63/869) S/2009/226 S/2009/286 S/2009/227 S/2009/287 (A/63/870) S/2009/228 (A/ES-10/454) S/2009/288 (A/64/85) S/2009/229 S/2009/289 S/2009/230 S/2009/290 S/2009/231 S/2009/291 (A/63/875) S/2009/232 S/2009/292 (A/63/877) S/2009/233 S/2009/293 (A/63/876) S/2009/234 S/2009/294 (A/63/878) S/2009/235 S/2009/295 S/2009/236 S/2009/296 S/2009/237 (A/63/844) S/2009/297 S/2009/238 (A/63/849) S/2009/298 S/2009/239 (A/63/850) S/2009/299 S/2009/240 S/2009/300 S/2009/241 S/2009/301 S/2009/242 S/2009/302 S/2009/243 S/2009/303 S/2009/244 S/2009/304 (A/63/881) S/2009/245 S/2009/305 (A/63/884) S/2009/246 S/2009/306 (A/63/883) S/2009/247 S/2009/307 (A/63/882) S/2009/248 S/2009/308 (A/63/885) S/2009/249 S/2009/309 S/2009/250 (A/63/855) S/2009/310 S/2009/251 S/2009/311 S/2009/252 S/2009/312 S/2009/253 S/2009/313 (A/63/887) S/2009/254 S/2009/314 S/2009/255 S/2009/315 S/2009/256 S/2009/316 S/2009/257 S/2009/317 S/2009/258 S/2009/318 S/2009/259 S/2009/319 S/2009/260 S/2009/320 S/2009/261 S/2009/321 (A/63/888) S/2009/262 S/2009/322 (A/63/889) S/2009/263 S/2009/323 (A/63/892) S/2009/264 (A/63/860) S/2009/324 S/2009/265 (A/63/861) S/2009/325 S/2009/266 S/2009/326 (A/63/908) S/2009/267 S/2009/327 S/2009/268 (A/63/862) S/2009/328 S/2009/269 (A/ES-10/457) S/2009/329 S/2009/270 S/2009/330 S/2009/271 S/2009/331 S/2009/272 S/2009/332 S/2009/273 (A/63/865) S/2009/274 (A/63/866)
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S/2009/333 S/2009/392 S/2009/334 S/2009/393 S/2009/335 S/2009/394 (A/64/205) S/2009/336 S/2009/395 S/2009/337 S/2009/396 (A/64/206) S/2009/338 (A/ES-10/458) S/2009/397 S/2009/339 S/2009/398 S/2009/340 S/2009/399 S/2009/341 (A/63/918) S/2009/400 S/2009/342 (A/63/916) S/2009/401 (A/ES-10/459) S/2009/343 (A/63/917) S/2009/402 (A/64/227) S/2009/344 S/2009/403 S/2009/345 S/2009/404 S/2009/346 S/2009/405 S/2009/347 S/2009/406 S/2009/348 (A/63/921) S/2009/407 S/2009/349 (A/63/922) S/2009/408 S/2009/350 S/2009/409 (A/63/936) S/2009/351 S/2009/410 S/2009/352 S/2009/411 S/2009/353 S/2009/412 S/2009/354 S/2009/413 (A/63/938) S/2009/355 S/2009/414 (A/63/943) S/2009/356 S/2009/415 (A/63/944) S/2009/357 S/2009/416 S/2009/358 (A/62/927) S/2009/417 (A/63/939) S/2009/359 S/2009/418 S/2009/360 S/2009/419 (A/64/217) S/2009/361 S/2009/420 (A/ES-10/460) S/2009/362 S/2009/421 S/2009/363 S/2009/422 S/2009/364 S/2009/423 S/2009/365 S/2009/424 S/2009/366 S/2009/425 S/2009/367 S/2009/426 S/2009/368 S/2009/427 S/2009/369 S/2009/428 (A/63/948) S/2009/370 S/2009/429 (A/63/949) S/2009/371 (A/63/932) S/2009/430 S/2009/372 (A/63/931) S/2009/431 S/2009/373 S/2009/432 S/2009/374 S/2009/433 (A/63/952) S/2009/375 S/2009/434 S/2009/376 S/2009/435 S/2009/377 S/2009/436 S/2009/378 S/2009/437 S/2009/379 (A/63/933) S/2009/438 S/2009/380 S/2009/439 S/2009/381 (A/63/934) S/2009/440 S/2009/382 S/2009/441 (A/63/955) S/2009/383 S/2009/442 S/2009/384 S/2009/443 S/2009/385 S/2009/444 (A/64/341) S/2009/386 S/2009/445 S/2009/387 S/2009/446 S/2009/388 S/2009/447 S/2009/389 S/2009/448 S/2009/390 S/2009/449 S/2009/391 + Add.1
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S/2009/450 S/2009/508 (A/64/475) S/2009/451 (A/63/962) S/2009/509 S/2009/452 (A/63/961) S/2009/510 S/2009/453 (A/ES-10/461) S/2009/511 S/2009/454 S/2009/512 (A/64/483) S/2009/455 S/2009/513 (A/ES-10/464) S/2009/456 S/2009/514 (A/63/965) S/2009/457 (A/63/963) S/2009/515 (A/63/967) S/2009/458 (A/63/964) S/2009/516 (A/63/968) S/2009/459 S/2009/517 (A/63/969) S/2009/460 S/2009/518 (A/63/970) S/2009/461 S/2009/519 S/2009/462 S/2009/520 S/2009/463 S/2009/521 S/2009/464 (A/64/351) S/2009/522 S/2009/465 + Corr.1 S/2009/523 S/2009/466 S/2009/524 S/2009/467 S/2009/525 S/2009/468 S/2009/526 S/2009/469 S/2009/527 S/2009/470 (A/64/359) S/2009/528 S/2009/471 S/2009/529 (A/64/488) S/2009/472 S/2009/530 S/2009/473 S/2009/531 S/2009/474 S/2009/532 S/2009/475 (A/64/364) S/2009/533 (A/64/491) S/2009/476 S/2009/534 (A/ES-10/466) S/2009/477 S/2009/535 S/2009/478 S/2009/536 (A/64/492) S/2009/479 (A/64/362) S/2009/537 to be issued S/2009/480 S/2009/538 S/2009/481 S/2009/539 S/2009/482 S/2009/540 S/2009/483 S/2009/541 S/2009/484 S/2009/542 S/2009/485 S/2009/543 (A/64/498) S/2009/486 S/2009/544 (A/64/496) S/2009/487 S/2009/545 S/2009/488 S/2009/546 S/2009/489 S/2009/547 S/2009/490 S/2009/548 S/2009/491 (A/64/374) S/2009/549 S/2009/492 S/2009/550 S/2009/493 S/2009/551 S/2009/494 (A/ES-10/462) S/2009/552 S/2009/495 S/2009/553 S/2009/496 S/2009/554 (A/ES-10/467) S/2009/497 S/2009/555 S/2009/498 S/2009/556 S/2009/499 S/2009/557 S/2009/500 S/2009/558 (A/64/503) S/2009/501 S/2009/559 S/2009/502 S/2009/560 S/2009/503 S/2009/561 (A/64/506) S/2009/504 S/2009/562 S/2009/505 S/2009/563 S/2009/506 S/2009/564 S/2009/507 (A/64/473) S/2009/565 (A/ES-10/468)
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General series General series
S/2009/566 S/2009/624 symbol not used S/2009/567 S/2009/625 S/2009/568 S/2009/626 S/2009/569 S/2009/627 S/2009/570 S/2009/628 S/2009/571 S/2009/629 S/2009/572 S/2009/630 (A/64/560) S/2009/573 S/2009/631 S/2009/574 S/2009/632 (A/64/561) S/2009/575 (A/64/514) S/2009/633 S/2009/576 S/2009/634 S/2009/577 S/2009/635 (A/64/563) S/2009/578 (A/64/520) S/2009/636 (A/64/564) S/2009/579 (A/64/521) S/2009/637 S/2009/580 (A/64/522) S/2009/638 S/2009/581 (A/64/523) S/2009/639 S/2009/582 S/2009/640 S/2009/583 S/2009/641 S/2009/584 S/2009/642 S/2009/585 S/2009/643 S/2009/586 S/2009/644 S/2009/587 S/2009/645 S/2009/588 S/2009/646 S/2009/589 S/2009/647 S/2009/590 S/2009/648 S/2009/591 S/2009/649 (A/64/569) S/2009/592 S/2009/650 S/2009/593 (A/64/534) S/2009/651 S/2009/594 S/2009/652 S/2009/595 (A/64/535) S/2009/653 S/2009/596 (A/64/539) S/2009/654 S/2009/597 S/2009/655 S/2009/598 (A/ES-10/469) S/2009/656 S/2009/599 S/2009/657 S/2009/600 (A/64/541) S/2009/658 S/2009/601 S/2009/659 S/2009/602 S/2009/660 S/2009/603 S/2009/661 (A/64/585) S/2009/604 S/2009/662 (A/ES-10/471) S/2009/605 (A/ES-10/470) S/2009/663 S/2009/606 (A/64/544) S/2009/664 S/2009/607 S/2009/665 S/2009/608 S/2009/666 S/2009/609 S/2009/667 S/2009/610 S/2009/668 (A/64/607) S/2009/611 S/2009/669 S/2009/612 S/2009/670 (A/64/608) S/2009/613 S/2009/671 S/2009/614 S/2009/672 S/2009/615 S/2009/673 S/2009/616 S/2009/674 (A/64/613) S/2009/617 S/2009/675 (A/ES-10/472) S/2009/618 S/2009/676 S/2009/619 (A/64/546) S/2009/677 to be issued S/2009/620 S/2009/678 S/2009/621 S/2009/679 S/2009/622 S/2009/680 S/2009/623 S/2009/681
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General series Meeting records
S/2009/682 S/PV.6114 + (Resumption1) S/2009/683 S/PV.6115-6127 S/2009/684 S/PV.6128 + (Resumption1) S/2009/685 S/PV.6129-6150 S/2009/686 (A/64/615) S/PV.6151 + (Resumption1) S/2009/687 S/PV.6152 S/2009/688 S/PV.6153 + (Resumption1) S/2009/689 S/PV.6154 + (Resumption1) S/2009/690 S/PV.6155-6164 S/2009/691 S/PV.6165 + (Resumption1) S/2009/692 symbol not used S/PV.6166-6170 S/2009/693 S/PV.6171 + (Resumption1) S/2009/694 S/PV.6172-6177 S/2009/695 S/PV.6178 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6179 S/PV.6180 + (Resumption1) Statements of the President of the Security Council S/PV.6181-6195 S/PV.6196 + (Resumption1) S/PRST/2009/1-35 S/PV.6197 + Corr.1 S/PV.6198-6200 S/PV.6201 + (Resumption1) Agenda series S/PV.6202-6215 S/PV.6216 + (Resumption1) S/Agenda/6061-6254 S/PV.6217 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6218-6232 S/PV.6233 + (Resumption1) Meeting records S/PV.6234-6254
S/PV.6061 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6062-6065 Resolutions S/PV.6066 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6067-6091 S/RES/1860-1907(2009) (Collected in documents) S/PV.6092 + (Resumption1) S/INF/64 and S/INF/65 (to be issued) S/PV.6093-6099 S/PV.6100 + (Resumption1) S/PV.6101 + (Resumption1) Supplements to the Official Records (64th Year) S/PV.6102-6107 S/PV.6108 + (Resumption1) S/INF/64 (SCOR, [63rd-64th year]) S/PV.6109-6113 S/INF/65 (SCOR, [64th-65th 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, 2009 Vote (S/PV.-)
1860(2009) PALESTINE QUESTION 6063 / 8 Jan. 14-0-1 [A durable and fully respected ceasefire and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip] 1861(2009) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD 6064 / 14 Jan. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT)] 1862(2009) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA 6065 / 14 Jan. Unanimous [The settlement of the border dispute between Djibouti and Eritrea and withdrawal of Eritrean forces from the area of conflict] 1863(2009) SOMALIA SITUATION 6068 / 16 Jan. Unanimous [Renewal of the authorization of member States of the African Union to maintain the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM)] 1864(2009) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6074 / 23 Jan. Unanimous [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] 1865(2009) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE 6076 / 27 Jan. Unanimous [Renewal of the mandates of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it] 1866(2009) GEORGIA SITUATION 6082 / 13 Feb. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)] 1867(2009) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE 6086 / 26 Feb. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)] 1868(2009) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION 6098 / 23 Mar. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)] 1869(2009) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION 6099 / 25 Mar. Unanimous [Designation of Valentin Injko as the High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace Agreement in Bosnia and Herzegovina] 1870(2009) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN 6116 / 30 Apr. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in the Sudan (UNMIS)] 1871(2009) WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION 6117 / 30 Apr. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO)] 1872(2009) SOMALIA SITUATION 6127 / 26 May Unanimous [Renewal of the authorization of the African Union to maintain the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM)] 1873(2009) CYPRUS QUESTION 6132 / 29 May 14-1-0 [Extension of the mandate of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] 1874(2009) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION 6141 / 12 June Unanimous [Measures against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in connection with its nuclear weapon tests] 1875(2009) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION 6148 / 23 June Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)] 1876(2009) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION 6152 / 26 June Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of UN Peacebuilding Support Office in Guinea- Bissau (UNOGBIS) and the establishment of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau (UNIOGBIS)] 1877(2009) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA 6155 / 7 July Unanimous [Extension of the terms of office of permanent and ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and on amending article 14 of the Statute of the International Tribunal] - 279 -
S/RES/ Subject Meeting / Date, 2009 Vote (S/PV.-)
1878(2009) RWANDA SITUATION 6156 / 7 July 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 13 of the Statute of the International Tribunal] 1879(2009) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6167 / 23 July Unanimous [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] 1880(2009) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6174 / 30 July Unanimous [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it] 1881(2009) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6175 / 30 July Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID)] 1882(2009) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS 6176 / 4 Aug. Unanimous [Children and armed conflict] 1883(2009) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ 6179 / 7 Aug. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)] 1884(2009) UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON 6183 / 27 Aug. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] 1885(2009) LIBERIA SITUATION 6188 / 15 Sept. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)] 1886(2009) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6189 / 15 Sept. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL)] 1887(2009) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION 6191 / 24 Sept. Unanimous [Nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament] 1888(2009) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS 6195 / 30 Sept. Unanimous [Sexual violence against women and children in situations of armed conflict] 1889(2009) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS 6196 / 5 Oct. Unanimous [Women and peace and security] 1890(2009) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION 6198 / 8 Oct. Unanimous [Extension of the authorization of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan (ISAF)] 1891(2009) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6199 / 13 Oct. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1591 (2005)] 1892(2009) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI 6200 / 13 Oct. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] 1893(2009) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6209 / 29 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] 1894(2009) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS 6216 / 11 Nov. Unanimous [Protection of civilians in armed conflict] 1895(2009) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION 6220 / 18 Nov. Unanimous [Authorization of the Member States to establish a Multinational Stabilization Force (EUFOR) as a legal successor to Stabilization Force (SFOR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina] 1896(2009) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 6225 / 30 Nov. Unanimous [Expansion of the mandate of the Committee Established pursuant to resolution 1533 (2004) and extension of measures on arms, transport, financial and travel against the Democratic Republic of the Congo imposed by resolution 1807 (2008)] 1897(2009) SOMALIA SITUATION 6226 / 30 Nov. Unanimous [Acts of piracy and armed robbery against vessels in the waters off the coast of Somalia] 1898(2009) CYPRUS QUESTION 6239 / 14 Dec. 14-1-0 [Extension of the mandate of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] 1899(2009) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION 6241 / 16 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]
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1900(2009) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA 6242 / 16 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the terms of office of permanent and ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and on temporarily amending article 12, paragraph 1, of the Statute of the International Tribunal] 1901(2009) RWANDA SITUATION 6243 / 16 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the terms of office of trial judges at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) and on temporarily amending article 11, paragraph 1 of the Statute of the International Tribunal] 1902(2009) BURUNDI SITUATION 6245 / 17 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Office in Burundi (BINUB)] 1903(2009) LIBERIA SITUATION 6246 / 17 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of travel ban on persons deemed to be a threat to the peace in Liberia and readjustment of the arms embargo] 1904(2009) TERRORISM 6247 / 17 Dec. Unanimous [Continuation of measures imposed against the Taliban and Al-Qaida] 1905(2009) IRAQ SITUATION 6249 / 21 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the arrangements for depositing into the Development Fund for Iraq of proceeds from export sales of petroleum, petroleum products and natural gas] 1906(2009) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 6253 / 23 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the deployment of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] 1907(2009) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA 6254 / 23 Dec. 13-1-1 [Arms embargo against Eritrea and on expansion of the mandate of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 751 (1992)]
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Votes are as indicated in the provisional verbatim records of the Security Council, sixty-fourth year, 2009. 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/- 1860 1861 1862 1863 1864 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874
Austria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Burkina Faso 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
Costa Rica Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y - 283 Croatia 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
Japan Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 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
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 N 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 A Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Viet Nam Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
S/RES/- 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889
Austria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Burkina Faso 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
Costa Rica Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Croatia 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
Japan Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y -
284 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 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
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
Viet Nam Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
S/RES/- 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903
Austria Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Burkina Faso 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
Costa Rica Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Croatia 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
Japan Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y - 2 85 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 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
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 N 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
Viet Nam Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
S/RES/- 1904 1905 1906 1907
Austria Y Y Y Y
Burkina Faso Y Y Y Y
China Y Y Y A
Costa Rica Y Y Y Y
Croatia Y Y Y Y
France Y Y Y Y
Japan Y Y Y Y -
286 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Y Y Y N
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Mexico Y Y Y Y
Russian Federation Y Y Y Y
Turkey Y Y Y Y
Uganda Y Y Y Y
United Kingdom Y Y Y Y
United States Y Y Y Y
Viet Nam Y Y Y Y
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