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Index to Proceedings of the Security Council
Sixty-third year -2008
United Nations New York, 2009 DAG HAMMARSKJOLD LIBRARY Bibliographical Series, No. S.45
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ISBN 978-92-1-101 193-7 ISSN 0082-8408
Copyright O United Nations, 2009 All rights reserved Printed at the United Nations, New York CONTENTS
Introduction...... v
Abbreviations ...... vii
Organizational information...... ix
Check-list of meetings...... xiii
Agenda ...... xix
Subject index ...... 1
Index to speeches...... 157
List of documents ...... 277
Resolutions adopted by the Security Council...... 285
Voting chart of resolutions...... 289
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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 reports are The Index to Proceedings of the Security Council is a issued individually as numbered Special Supplements. guide to the documentation and proceedings of the Security Resolutions adopted by the Security Council, first issued in Council, its commissions, committees and ad hoc committees. provisional form, are later collected along with decisions taken, The present issue covers the sixty-third year (2008) of the in a separate volume of the Official Records of the year. After Security Council and its 8 sub-bodies which met during the their republication in the Official Records, the provisional year. The Index is prepared by the Dag Hammarskjöld Library, documents are no longer available. Department of Public Information, as one of the products of the United Nations Bibliographic Information System (UNBIS). Double-symbol documents bearing both S/- and A/- symbols were submitted to both the Security Council and the ARRANGEMENT OF THE INDEX General Assembly.
The Index consists of the following parts: Verbatim records of meetings of the Security Council appear first in provisional form. They may be identified by their Sessional information, listing members and officers, symbol, which consists of the series corresponding to that of and providing information on rules of procedure and on the meeting, e.g., S/PV.6025. Verbatim records of meetings resolutions and decisions; are later printed as separate fascicles in the Official Records.
Check-list of meetings, listing the meetings of the Council and those of its subsidiary bodies that met during the HOW TO OBTAIN DOCUMENTS year;
Agenda, listing matters considered by and brought Printed documentation for the Security Council, sixty-first year, before the Council together with the subject headings under may be obtained or purchased from authorized sales agents which these items are listed in the Subject index; by providing the following information:
Subject index, providing topical access to Security Official Records of the Security Council, Sixty-first 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, 2008, 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
BONUCA United Nations Peace-building Support Office in the Central African Republic
CARICOM Caribbean Community ch. chapter
CIS Commonwealth of Independent States
Corr. Corrigendum; corrigenda
CSCE Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe
ECOWAS Economic Community of West African States
EUFOR Multinational Stabilization Force (EU Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina)
FMLN Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional
GAOR Official Records of the General Assembly
IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency
ICJ International Court of Justice
ICRC International Committee of the Red Cross
ICTR International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
ICTY International Criminal Tribunal for The Former Yugoslavia
ISAF International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan
KFOR International Security Presence in Kosovo
MINUCI United Nations Mission in Côte d’Ivoire
MINURCA United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic
MINURCAT United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad
MINURSO United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara
MINUSTAH United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti
MONUC United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization no. number(s)
OAS Organization of American States
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ONUB United Nations Operation in Burundi
OSCE Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
PLO Palestine Liberation Organization
Rev. revision
SCOR Official Records of the Security Council sess. session
SFOR Multinational Stabilization Force
Suppl. Supplement
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
UNHCR Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
UNICEF United Nations Children’s Fund
UNIFIL United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon
UNIOSIL United Nations Integrated Office in Sierra Leone
UNMEE United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea
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
UNOMIG United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia
UNRWA United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East
WFP World Food Programme
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MEMBERS AND TERMS OF OFFICE
Members Date of election by the Term of office General Assembly (1 Jan.-31 Dec.)
Belgium 16 Oct 2006 2007-2008 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 Indonesia 16 Oct 2006 2007-2008 Italy 16 Oct 2006 2007-2008 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 16 Oct 2007 2008-2009 Panama 16 Oct 2006 2007-2008 Russian Federation Permanent member under Art. 23 of the Charter South Africa 16 Oct. 2006 2007-2008 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 2008 is included in Permanent Missions to the United Nations (ST/SG/SER.A/298).
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 2008, the presidency was held as follows:
Month President Meetings
January Libyan Arab (Ettalhi, Giadalla A.) 5817-5818, 5820-5921, 5823, 5824 + Jamahiriya (Resumption1), 5825, 5827-5829
February Panama (Arias, Ricardo Alberto) 5830-5333, 5843-5846 (Lewis-Navarro, Samuel) 5834 (Arias, Ricardo Alberto/ 5834(Resumption1) Lewis-Navarro, Samuel) (Arias, Ricardo Alberto) 5836-5839 (Suescum, Alfredo) 5840-5842
March Russian Federation (Churkin, Vitaly I.) 5847-5850, 5851 + Resumption1, 5852- 5859, 5860-5861 (Churkin, Vitaly I.)/Dolgov, 5859(Resumption1) Konstantin K.)
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Month President Meetings
April South Africa (Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack) 5862-5864. 5866-5867, 5869, 5872- 5873, 5876-5880, 5881, 5882-5884 (Mbeki, Thabo) 5868 (Dlamini-Zuma,Nkosazana/ 5868(Resumption1) Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack) (Sangqu,Baso/Kumalo, Dumisani 5881(Resumption1) Shadrack)
May United Kingdom (Sawers, John) 5885, 5888-5893, 5896-5897, 5898 5899 (Sawers, John/Pierce, Karen) 5886, 5895(Resumption1)
(Pierce, Karen) 5887, 5894 Miliband, David 5895 (Quarrey, David/Sawers, John) 5898(Resumption1)
June United States (Khalilzad, Zalmay) 5901-5905, 5907-5915, 5916(Resumption1), 5917, 5919, 5921- 5923, 5926-5928 (Rice, Condoleezza/Khalilzad, 5916 Zalmay) (Khalilzad, Zalmay/Wolff, 5924 Alejandro D.) (Wolff, Alejandro D.) 5925
July Viet Nam (Le Luong Minh) 5929-5933, 5935, 5940, 5941-5942, 5946-5947 (Pham, Gia Khiem/Bui, The 5936 Giang) (Bui, The Giang) 5936(Resumption1), 5937-5938 5940(Resumption1), 5944-5945
August Belgium (Grauls, Jan) 5948-5953, 5955-5964, 5966-5967, 5968 + Resumption1, 5969
September Burkina Faso (Kafando, Michel) 5970-5971, 5973-5974, 5976-5978, 5981, 5984-5986 (Compaoré, Blaise/Yoda, Alain 5979 Bédouma (Yoda, Alain Bédouma) 5980, 5982-5983
October China (Zhang, Yesui) 5987-5988, 5990, 5992-6001, 6003- 6004, 6005 + Resumption1, 6006-6009
November Costa Rica (Urbina, Jorge) 6010-6012, 6014-6015, 6017(Resumption1), 6018-6020, 6024- (Weisleder, Saúl) 6025 (Urbina, Jorge/Ballestero, Jorge) 6013, 6021 (Sánchez, Arias) 6016 (Ballestero, Jorge) 6017 6022
December Croatia (Jurica, Neven) 6026-6031, 6033, 6034(Resumption1) 6037-6042, 6047-6049, 6050-6060 (Mesic, Stipe) 6034 (Vilović, Ranko) 6036, 6043 (Sanader, Ivo) 6045-6046 (Skracic, Vice) 6049(Resumption1)
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RULES OF PROCEDURE
During 2008, 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 2008 are collected in a volume of the Official Records of the Security Council, Sixty-first Year (documents S/INF/62 and S/INF/63).
Resolutions initially issued separately in provisional form under the symbols S/RES/1795-1859 (2008), are listed on pages 285-288 entitled “Resolutions adopted by the Security Council”.
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(Symbol: S/PV.-)
Meeting Date, 2008 Meeting Date, 2008 Meeting Date, 2008
5817 9 Jan. 5863 8 Apr. 5909 13 June 5818 11 Jan. 5864 14 Apr. 5910 13 June 5819 14 Jan. 5865 14 Apr. 5911 13 June 5820 15 Jan. 5866 15 Apr. 5912 16 June 5821 16 Jan. 5867 15 Apr. 5913 16 June 5822 16 Jan. 5868 16 Apr. 5914 18 June 5823 21 Jan. 5868(Resumption1) 16 Apr. 5915 18 June 5824 22 Jan. 5869 17 Apr. 5916 19 June 5824(Resumption1) 22 Jan. 5870 21 Apr. 5916(Resumption1) 19 June 5825 23 Jan. 5871 21 Apr. 5917 20 June 5826 25 Jan. 5872 22 Apr. 5918 23 June 5827 30 Jan. 5873 23 Apr. 5919 23 June 5828 30 Jan. 5874 23 Apr. 5920 23 June 5829 30 Jan. 5875 24 Apr. 5921 23 June 5830 4 Feb. 5876 24 Apr. 5922 24 June 5831 6 Feb. 5877 25 Apr. 5923 24 June 5832 8 Feb. 5878 28 Apr. 5924 24 June 5833 11 Feb. 5879 29 Apr. 5925 25 June 5834 12 Feb. 5880 29 Apr. 5926 27 June 5834(Resumption1) 12 Feb. 5881 30 Apr. 5927 27 June 5835 14 Feb. 5881(Resumption1) 30 Apr. 5928 30 June 5836 15 Feb. 5882 30 Apr. 5929 8 July 5837 15 Feb. 5883 30 Apr. 5930 9 July 5838 15 Feb. 5884 30 Apr. 5931 10 July 5839 18 Feb. 5885 2 May 5932 11 July 5840 19 Feb. 5886 6 May 5933 11 July 5841 20 Feb. 5887 7 May 5934 16 July 5842 20 Feb. 5888 8 May 5935 16 July 5843 21 Feb. 5889 12 May 5936 17 July 5844 25 Feb. 5890 12 May 5936(Resumption1) 17 July 5845 25 Feb. 5891 13 May 5937 18 July 5846 26 Feb. 5892 14 May 5938 18 July 5847 1 Mar. 5893 15 May 5939 21 July 5848 3 Mar. 5894 19 May 5940 22 July 5849 11 Mar. 5895 20 May 5940(Resumption1) 22 July 5850 11 Mar. 5895(Resumption1) 20 May 5941 23 July 5851 12 Mar. 5896 22 May 5942 23 July 5851(Resumption1) 12 Mar. 5897 22 May 5943 24 July 5852 13 Mar. 5898 27 May 5944 25 July 5853 17 Mar. 5998(Resumption1) 27 May 5945 29 July 5854 18 Mar. 5899 28 May 5946 30 July 5855 19 Mar. 5900 30 May 5947 31 July 5856 20 Mar. 5901 2 June 5948 4 Aug. 5857 20 Mar. 5902 2 June 5949 6 Aug. 5858 20 Mar. 5903 2 June 5950 7 Aug. 5859 25 Mar. 5904 4 June 5951 8 Aug. 5859(Resumption1) 25 Mar. 5905 5 June 5952 8 Aug. 5860 26 Mar. 5906 9 June 5953 10 Aug. 5861 31 Mar. 5907 11 June 5954 11 Aug. 5862 8 Apr. 5908 12 June 5955 18 Aug.
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Meeting Date, 2008 Meeting Date, 2008 Meeting Date, 2008
5956 18 Aug. 5992 9 Oct. 6027 2 Dec. 5957 19 Aug. 5993 14 Oct. 6028 3 Dec. 5958 19 Aug. 5994 14 Oct. 6029 3 Dec. 5959 19 Aug. 5995 15 Oct. 6030 3 Dec. 5960 19 Aug. 5996 15 Oct. 6031 4 Dec. 5961 19 Aug. 5997 21 Oct. 6032 5 Dec. 5962 19 Aug. 5998 21 Oct. 6033 5 Dec. 5963 20 Aug. 5999 22 Oct. 6034 9 Dec. 5964 21 Aug. 6000 23 Oct. 6034(Resumption1) 9 Dec. 5965 25 Aug. 6001 27 Oct. 6035 10 Dec. 5966 26 Aug. 6002 28 Oct. 6036 10 Dec. 5967 27 Aug. 6003 28 Oct. 6037 11 Dec. 5968 27 Aug. 6004 29 Oct. 6038 12 Dec. 5968(Resumption1) 27 Aug. 6005 29 Oct. 6039 12 Dec. 5969 28 Aug. 6005(Resumption1) 29 Oct. 6040 12 Dec. 5970 4 Sept. 6006 29 Oct. 6041 12 Dec. 5971 4 Sept. 6007 30 Oct. 6042 12 Dec. 5972 9 Sept. 6008 30 Oct. 6043 15 Dec. 5973 11 Sept. 6009 30 Oct. 6044 15 Dec. 5974 18 Sept. 6010 5 Nov. 6045 16 Dec. 5975 19 Sept. 6011 6 Nov. 6046 16 Dec. 5976 19 Sept. 6012 6 Nov. 6047 17 Dec. 5977 22 Sept. 6013 7 Nov. 6048 17 Dec. 5978 22 Sept. 6014 7 Nov. 6049 18 Dec. 5979 23 Sept. 6015 12 Nov. 6049(Resumption1) 18 Dec. 5980 24 Sept. 6016 14 Nov. 6050 19 Dec. 5981 24 Sept. 6017 19 Nov. 6051 19 Dec. 5982 26 Sept. 6017(Resumption1) 19 Nov. 6052 19 Dec. 5983 26 Sept. 6018 20 Nov. 6053 19 Dec. 5984 27 Sept. 6019 20 Nov. 6054 19 Dec. 5985 29 Sept. 6020 20 Nov. 6055 22 Dec. 5986 29 Sept. 6021 20 Nov. 6056 22 Dec. 5987 7 Oct. 6022 25 Nov. 6057 22 Dec. 5988 7 Oct. 6023 26 Nov. 6058 22 Dec. 5989 8 Oct. 6024 26 Nov. 6059 22 Dec. 5990 8 Oct. 6025 26 Nov. 6060 31 Dec. 5991 9 Oct. 6026 2 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: Alex Van Meeuwen (Belgium). Vice-Presidents: representatives of Costa Rica and Indonesia. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Session Date, 2008
65 8-9 Apr. 66 21-22 Oct.
(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: Johan C. Verbeke (Belgium). Vice-Chairmen: representatives of Burkina Faso and Russian Federation. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Meeting Date, 2008
36 21 Apr. 37 5 May 38 20 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: Mirjana Mladineo (Croatia) Vice-Chairmen: representatives of France, Russian Federation and Viet Nam. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Meeting Date, 2008
193 24 Jan. 194 7 Feb. 195 28 Feb. 196 6 Mar. 197 20 Mar. 198 10 Apr. 199 17 Apr. 200 24 Apr. 201 8 May 202 22 May 203 12 June 204 19 June 205 26 June 206 17 July 207 18 Sept. 208 20 Oct. 209 30 Oct. 210 13 Nov. 211 11 Dec.
(Restricted distribution of meeting records)
SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION 1521 (2003) CONCERNING LIBERIA (Symbol: S/AC.41/SR.-)
Established at the 4890th meeting, 22 Dec. 2003 Terms of reference: resolution 1521 of 22 Dec. 2003. Chairman: Giadalla Azuz Ettalhi (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya). Vice-Chairmen: representatives of Indonesia and South Africa. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Meeting Date, 2008
10 21 May
(Restricted distribution of meeting records)
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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, Indonesia and United Kingdom. Meetings: meetings are held in closed session.
Meeting Date, 2008
21 18 Apr. 22 8 July 23 27 Aug. 24 16 Oct.
(Restricted distribution of meeting records)
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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 2008 will be found in the Official Records of the Security Council, Sixty-Third Year (S/PV.5817-6060). 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 (2008)–AGENDA".
Listed below are the matters considered by, or brought to the attention of the Council during 2008. 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 2008
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 role of the Security Council in the prevention of armed conflicts. See ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY COUNCIL
4. The situation in Burundi. See BURUNDI SITUATION
5. The situation in the Central African Republic. See CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION
6. Relations between Chad and Sudan. See CHAD–SUDAN 7. The situation in Chad. See CHAD SITUATION
8. Protection of civilians in armed conflict. See CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS
9. Political conditions in Côte d’Ivoire. See CÔTE D'IVOIRE –POLITICAL CONDITIONS 9a. United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. See UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE
10. The situation in Cyprus. See CYPRUS QUESTION 10a. United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus. See UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS
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11. The situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. See DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 11a. United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. See UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
12. Disarmament matters. See DISARMAMENT
13. Relations between Djibouti and Eritrea. See DJIBOUTI–ERITREA
14. Relations between Eritrea and Ethiopia. See ERITREA–ETHIOPIA 14a. United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea. See UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA
15. Regional security in Europe See EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY
16. The situation in the former Yugoslavia. See FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION 16a. The situation in the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. See BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION 16b. United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. See UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO 16c. The situation in Kosovo (Serbia). See KOSOVO (SERBIA)
17. The situation in Georgia. See GEORGIA SITUATION 17a. United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia. See UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA
18. Peace and security in the Great Lakes region of Africa. See GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL SECURITY
19. The situation in Guinea Bissau. See GUINEA BISSAU SITUATION
20. Political conditions in Haiti. See HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 20a. United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. See UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI
21. International Court of Justice. See ICJ–ACTIVITIES ICJ–MEMBERS
22. International peace and security. See INTERNATIONAL SECURITY
23. 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
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24. 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
25. The situation in Iraq. See IRAQ SITUATION 25a. United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq. See UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ
26. Political conditions in the Kenya. See KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS
27. The situation in Liberia. See LIBERIA SITUATION 28a. United Nations Mission in Liberia. See UN MISSION IN LIBERIA
28. The situation in the Middle East. See MIDDLE EAST SITUATION 29a. Political conditions in Lebanon. See LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 29aa. United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon. See UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON 29b. The situation in Palestine. See PALESTINE QUESTION 29c. The situation in the occupied Arab territories. See TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL 29d. United Nations Disengagement Observer Force. See UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE
29. Political conditions in Myanmar. See MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS
30. Political conditions in Nepal. See NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 31a. United Nations Political Mission in Nepal. See UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL
31 Matters concerning the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. See NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION
32. Building peace. See PEACE-BUILDING
33. Cooperation between the United Nations and regional organizations. See REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN
34. The situation in Rwanda. See RWANDA SITUATION
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35. Sanctions. See SANCTIONS 36a. Implementation of sanctions by Member States. See SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE
36. Political conditions in Sierra Leone. See SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 37a. United Nations integrated office in Sierra Leone See UN INTERATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE 37b. United Nations integrated peacebuilding office in Sierra Leone See UN INTERATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE 37. Small arms. See SMALL ARMS
38. The Somalia situation. See SOMALIA SITUATION
39. Political conditions in the Sudan. See SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 40a. United Nations Mission in the Sudan. See UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN 40b. African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. See AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR
40. International terrorism. See TERRORISM
41. The situation in Timor-Leste. See TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION 42a. United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor Leste. See UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR LESTE
42. Methods of work of the Security Council. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK 43. Annual report of the Security Council to the General Assembly. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2007-2008)
44. The question of Western Sahara. See WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION 46a. United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara. See UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN SAHARA
45. Women and armed conflicts. See WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS
46. Political conditions in Zimbabwe. See ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS
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NOTE: These items were not discussed by the Council
1. Relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan. See ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN
2. Relations between Cambodia and Thailand. See CAMBODIA–THAILAND
3. Relations between Cameroon and Nigeria. See CAMEROON–NIGERIA
4. Children and armed conflicts. See CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS
5. Relations between Colombia and Ecuador. See COLOMBIA–ECUADOR
6. Environment. See ENVIRONMENT
7. Relations between Greece and The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. See GREECE–THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA
8. Human rights matters. See HUMAN RIGHTS
9. Humanitarian assistance for victims of war. See HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE–WAR VICTIMS
10 Question of India and Pakistan. See INDIA-PAKISTAN QUESTION
11. Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Israel. See IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–ISRAEL
12. Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and United Arab Emirates. See IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
13. Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and United States. See IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED STATES
14. Question of Korea. See KOREAN QUESTION
15. Matters concerning refugees. See REFUGEES
16. Relations between Russian Federation and Ukraine. See RUSSIAN FEDERATION–UKRAINE
17. Membership of the Security Council. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–MEMBERSHIP
18. Election of Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of Sanctions Committees of the Security Council. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–SANCTIONS COMMITTEES–OFFICERS
19. United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad. See UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD
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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 (2008)–AGENDA
2. Credentials of representatives on the Security Council in 2008. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)–REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS
3. Credentials of representatives on the Security Council in 2009. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2009)–REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS
4. Resolutions adopted by the Security Council in 2008. See UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008) –Resolutions and Decisions
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ABKHAZIA SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) See: GEORGIA SITUATION S/2008/434 Special report of the Secretary-General pursuant to Security Council resolution 1806 (2008) on AFGHANISTAN SITUATION the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan. See also: UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Issued: 3 July 2008. Reports S/2008/597 Letter, 9 Sept. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 22 Aug. 2008 from the S/2008/16 Letter, 8 Jan. 2008, from the Chairman of the Deputy Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on Security Council Committee established pursuant to the operations of the International Security Assistance resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Force covering the period from Feb. through Apr. 2008. Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee S/2008/617 (A/63/372) The situation in Afghanistan and Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) its implications for international peace and security : concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated report of the Secretary-General. Individuals and Entities containing the position of the Issued: 23 Sept. 2008. Committee on the recommendations included in the 7th S/2008/695 Report of the Secretary-General on children report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions and armed conflict in Afghanistan. Monitoring Team. Issued: 10 Nov. 2008. S/2008/25 Letter, 8 Jan. 2008, from the Chairman of the S/2008/782 Report of the Security Council mission to Security Council Committee established pursuant to Afghanistan, 21 to 28 November 2008. resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Issued: 12 Dec. 2008. Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee S/2008/848 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) the Security Council Committee established pursuant to concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the individuals and entities containing an account of the Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2007. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) S/2008/65 Letter, 1 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated General. Transmits letter dated 23 Jan. 2008 from the individuals and entities containing an account of the Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2008. operations of the International Security Assistance Force covering the period Aug.-Nov. 2007. General documents S/2008/159 (A/62/722) The situation in Afghanistan and S/2008/165 Letter, 6 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- its implications for international peace and security : General. Refers to the UN Assistance Mission in report of the Secretary-General. Afghanistan (UNAMA) established pursuant to Security Issued: 6 Mar. 2008. Council resolution 1401 (2002) and conveys his intention to appoint Kai Eide (Norway) as the Secretary-General's S/2008/319 Letter, 12 May 2008, from the Secretary- Special Representative and Head of UNAMA. General. Transmits letter dated 7 May 2008 from the Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the S/2008/166 Letter, 7 Mar. 2008, from the President of the operations of the International Security Assistance Force Security Council. Refers to letter by the Secretary- covering the period from Nov. 2007 to Jan. 2008. General dated 6 Mar. 2008 (S/2008/165) concerning his intention to appoint Kai Eide (Norway) as his Special S/2008/324 Letter, 13 May 2008, from the Chairman of Representative for Afghanistan and Head of the UN the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and reports resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the that members of the Security Council have taken note of Taliban and associated individuals and entities. his intention. Transmits 8th report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team established pursuant to S/2008/358 (A/62/853) Identical letters, 30 May 2008, resolution 1526 (2004) and extended by resolutions from the Russian Federation addressed to the 1617 (2005) and 1735 (2006). Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits joint communiqué on the outcome of S/2008/408 Letter, 18 June 2008, from the Chairman of the 8th Meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the Russian the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Federation, China and India, held in Yekaterinburg, resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Russian Federation, 14-15 May 2008. Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee S/2008/382 (A/62/863) Letter, 6 June 2008, from the established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) Russian Federation. Transmits speech given by the concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated President of the Russian Federation at a meeting with individuals and entities reflecting its position on the German political, parliamentary and civic leaders in recommendations contained in the 8th report of the Berlin on 5 June 2008. 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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) S/2008/441 Letter, 7 July 2008, from the Secretary- Statements by the President of the Security General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1822 Council (2008) concerning Al-Qaida and Taliban sanctions regime and reports the reappointment of the 6 experts to S/PRST/2008/26 Statement [made on behalf of the the New York-based Analytical Support and Sanctions Security Council, at the 5932nd meeting, 11 July 2008, Monitoring Team for a period of 18 months, until 31 Dec. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item 2009; reports also the designation of Richard Barrett entitled "The situation in Afghanistan"] / by the President (United Kingdom) as the Coordinator of the Monitoring of the Security Council. Team. Welcomes the special report of the Secretary- General on the International Conference in Support of S/2008/603 Letter, 12 Sept. 2008, from the Secretary- Afghanistan, held in Paris on 12 June 2008; endorses the General. Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign key elements identified in the Paris Declaration as Affairs welcoming the proposal that the International essential for the security and prosperity of the Afghan Security Assistance Force (ISAF) should continue to people, including the importance of holding free, fair and operate in Afghanistan until the national security forces secure elections in 2009 and 2010; welcomes the Review are fully able to provide security. of the Afghanistan Compact presented at the Conference; welcomes in particular the intention to proceed with S/2008/632 Letter, 2 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- another expansion of the UN Assistance Mission in General. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 7 Afghanistan's field presence through the opening of 6 new July 2008 (S/2008/441) regarding the reappointment of 6 provincial offices over the next 12 months; stresses the experts to the Analytical Support and Sanctions need to continue to address the threat to the security and Monitoring Team Established pursuant to Security stability of Afghanistan posed by the Taliban, Al-Qaida, Council Resolution 1526 (2004) and reports the illegal armed groups, criminals and those involved in the appointment of Ang Sun (China) and Brian C. Wilson narcotics trade and in the diversion of chemical (United States) to serve as experts on the Monitoring precursors. Team for the period ending on 31 Dec. 2009. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2008/708 Letter, 14 Nov. 2008, from the President of the right to vote) the Security Council. Reports that members of the Security Council have decided to send a mission to S/PV.5851 (12 Mar. 2008) Afghanistan, Australia, Afghanistan from 21 to 28 Nov. 2008 and that the Canada, Iceland, India, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mission will be led by Ambassador Terzi di Sant'Agata of Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, the Netherlands, New Italy. Zealand, Pakistan, the Republic of Korea, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates. S/2008/770 Letter, 9 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter from the Deputy Secretary- S/PV.5857 (20 Mar. 2008) Afghanistan. General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) containing NATO's quarterly report on the operations of S/PV.5907 (11 June 2008) Afghanistan. the International Security Assistance Force covering the S/PV.5930 (9 July 2008) Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, period from May to July 2008. India, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Japan, New Zealand, Draft resolutions the Netherlands, Norway, Pakistan and Turkey. S/2008/185 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.5932 (11 July 2008) Afghanistan. of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)]. S/PV.5977 (22 Sept. 2008) Afghanistan. S/2008/376 Draft resolution [on the production and S/PV.5994 (14 Oct. 2008) Afghanistan, Germany, India, trafficking of drugs in Afghanistan] / Afghanistan, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Japan, New Zealand, the Belgium, Croatia, France, Italy, Russian Federation, Netherlands, Norway and Pakistan. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States of America. S/PV.6031 (4 Dec. 2008) Afghanistan. S/2008/424 Draft resolution [on continuation of measures Discussion in plenary imposed against the Taliban and Al-Qaida] / Belgium, S/PV.5851 (12 Mar. 2008). Burkina Faso, Croatia, France, Italy, Russian Federation, United Kingdom and United States. S/PV.5851(Resumption 1) (12 Mar. 2008). S/2008/610 Draft resolution [on extension of the S/PV.5857 (20 Mar. 2008). authorization of the International Security Assistance At the 5857 meeting, draft resolution S/2008/185 Force in Afghanistan (ISAF)]. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1806 (2008). S/PV.5907 (11 June 2008). At the 5907th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/376 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1817 (2008). S/PV.5928 (30 June 2008). At the 5928th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/424 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1822 (2008). - 2 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) S/PV.5930 (9 July 2008). S/RES/1822(2008) [Continuation of measures imposed against the Taliban and Al-Qaida]. S/PV.5932 (11 July 2008). Decides that all States shall take the measures as At the 5932nd meeting, the President made a previously imposed by para. 4(b) of resolution 1267 statement, on behalf of the Council members, in (1999), para. 8(c) of resolution 1333 (2000), and para. 1 connection with prior consultations among Council and 2 of resolution 1390 (2002), with respect to Al-Qaida, members on the item entitled "The situation in Usama bin Laden and the Taliban, and other individuals, Afghanistan": S/PRST/2008/26. groups, undertakings, and entities associated with them, S/PV.5977 (22 Sept. 2008). as referred to in the list created pursuant to resolutions At the 5977th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/610 1267 (1999) and 1333 (2000) (the "Consolidated List"; was adopted unanimously: resolution 1833 (2008). encourages all Member States to submit to the Committee for inclusion on the Consolidated List names of individuals, S/PV.5994 (14 Oct. 2008). groups, undertakings, and entities participating, by any S/PV.6031 (4 Dec. 2008). means, in the financing or support of acts or activities of Al Qaida, Usama bin Laden and the Taliban, and other S/PV.6043 (15 Dec. 2008). individuals, groups, undertakings, and entities associated Resolutions with them; decides to extend the mandate of the current New York-based Monitoring Team for a further period of 18 S/RES/1806(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN months; decides to review the measures described in Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)]. para. 1 above with a view to their possible further Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Assistance strengthening in 18 months, or sooner if necessary. Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) until 23 Mar. 2009; (Adopted unanimously, 5928th meeting, 30 June 2008) decides that UNAMA and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General will lead the international civilian S/RES/1833(2008) [Extension of the authorization of the efforts to: (a) promote support to the Afghan Government; International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan (b)strengthen the cooperation with International Security (ISAF)]. Assistance Force (ISAF) at all levels and throughout the Decides to extend the authorization of the country; (c) promote at the local level the implementation International Security Assistance Force for a period of 12 of the Afghanistan Compact; (d) provide good offices to months beyond 13 Oct. 2008; authorizes the Member support the implementation of Afghan-led reconciliation States participating in International Security Assistance programmes; (e) support efforts to improve governance (ISAF) to take all necessary measures to fulfil its mandate; and the rule of law and to combat corruption; (f) play a recognizes the need to further strengthen ISAF to meet all central coordinating role to facilitate the delivery of its operational requirements, and in this regard calls upon humanitarian assistance; (g) monitor the situation of Member States to contribute personnel, equipment and civilians to ensure their protection and assist in the full other resources to ISAF, and to make contributions to the implementation of the fundamental freedoms and human Trust Fund established pursuant to resolution 1386 (2001); rights; (h) support the electoral process; (i) support calls upon ISAF to continue to work in close consultation regional cooperation to work towards a stable and with the Afghan Government and the Special prosperous Afghanistan. (Adopted unanimously, 5857th Representative of the Secretary-General as well as with meeting, 20 Mar. 2008) the OEF coalition in the implementation of the force mandate; requests the leadership of ISAF to keep the S/RES/1817(2008) [Production and trafficking of drugs in Security Council regularly informed, through the Secretary- Afghanistan]. General, on the implementation of its mandate, including Calls upon all Member States to increase through the provision of quarterly reports. (Adopted international and regional cooperation in order to counter unanimously, 5977th meeting, 22 Sept. 2008) the illicit production and trafficking of drugs in Afghanistan; urges exporting States to ensure the systematic notification of all exports of relevant chemical precursors; expresses its continued support to the commitment and efforts of Afghanistan; calls upon all Member States to adopt national legislation; invites the international community to provide financial and technical assistance and support to Afghanistan; recognizes the legitimate need of industry to have access to precursors and its important role in preventing the diversion of precursors; encourages Member States to submit to the Committee for inclusion on the Consolidated List names of individuals and entities using proceeds derived from the illicit cultivation, production, and trafficking of narcotic drugs produced in Afghanistan and their precursors; requests the Secretary- General to include in his regular reports the illicit traffic of chemical precursors to and within Afghanistan. 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AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) See also: BURUNDI SITUATION S/2008/130 Letter, 1 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- CAMEROON–NIGERIA General. Refers to the political negotiations on Darfur CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION launched in Sirte, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya on 27 Oct. 2007 and reports on the extension of the appointment of CHAD–SUDAN the Special Envoy for Darfur to 30 June 2008 to allow for CHAD SITUATION the continuation of consultations with all relevant actors CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS for the parties to engage in substantive negotiations. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO– S/2008/263 Letter, 18 Apr. 2008, from South Africa. UGANDA Transmits joint communiqué of the meeting between the DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO UN Security Council and the African Union Peace and SITUATION Security Council, held at UN Headquarters in New York ERITREA–ETHIOPIA on 17 Apr. 2008. GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL S/2008/294 Letter, 5 May 2008, from Djibouti. Transmits SECURITY letter of the same date from the Minister for Foreign KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Affairs and International Cooperation reporting LIBERIA SITUATION progressive growth of Eritrean troops at their common RWANDA SITUATION border including preparations of fortifications and battlements; encloses time line of events from 4 Feb. to SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 30 Apr. 2008. SOMALIA SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/2008/310 (A/62/841) Letter, 6 May 2008, from Canada, Denmark, Greece, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, the Reports Republic of Korea and Spain. States that acts of piracy S/2008/18 Report of the Secretary-General on the and armed robbery against commercial and implementation of Security Council resolution 1625 humanitarian ships in the waters off Somalia pose a (2005) on conflict prevention, particularly in Africa. major threat to the safety of international maritime traffic Issued: 14 Jan. 2008. and asks for support from Member States to assist with the efforts of the Security Council to address Somalia's S/2008/426 Report of the Secretary-General on the request for urgent assistance and fully support the United Nations Office for West Africa. initiatives of the Security Council in this regard. Issued: 30 June 2008. S/2008/347 Letter, 30 May 2008, from the President of the S/2008/460 Report of the Security Council mission to Security Council. Reports that the members of the Djibouti (on Somalia), the Sudan, Chad, the Democratic Security Council have decided to send a mission to Republic of the Congo and Côte d'Ivoire, 31 May to 10 Africa from 31 May to 10 June 2008 to visit Somalia, the June 2008. Sudan, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo Issued: 15 July 2008. and Côte d'Ivoire; contains the terms of reference for each mission and the list of members. S/2008/836 Letter, 30 Dec. 2008, from South Africa. Transmits report of the Ad Hoc Working Group on S/2008/360 (A/63/82) Letter, 29 May 2008, from Angola. Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Africa for the Transmits, on behalf of the Chairman of the Committee, period 2008. report of the 27th session of the Ministerial Meeting of General documents the UN Standing Advisory Committee on Security Questions in Central Africa, held from 13 to 15 May 2008 S/2008/127 Letter, 21 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- in Luanda, Angola. General. Refers to letter from the President of the Security Council dated 21 Dec. 2007 (S/2007/754) and S/2008/766 Letter, 4 Dec. 2008, from Djibouti. Transmits informs his intention to appoint Said Djinnit (Algeria) as letter from the President reporting alleged build-up of his Special Representative for West Africa and head of Eritrean troops at their common border and continuous UN Office for West Africa from 1 Apr. 2008, replacing refusal of withdrawal of forces by Eritrea. Lamine Cissé, who has been serving as Officer-in- S/2008/795 Note [on extension of the mandate of the Ad Charge since the reassignment of Ahmedou Ould- Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Abdallah to Somalia. Resolution in Africa until 31 Dec. 2009]. S/2008/128 Letter, 26 Feb. 2008, from the President of S/2008/813 (A/63/666) Identical letters, 24 Dec. 2008, the Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- from the Secretary-General addressed to the President General dated 21 Feb. 2008 (S/2008/127) and informs of the General Assembly and the President of the that members of the Security Council take note of his Security Council. Refers to Security Council resolution intention to appoint Said Djinnit (Algeria) as his Special 1809 (2008) concerning the cooperation of the UN with Representative for West Africa and Head of the UN regional organizations and transmits report of the African Office for West Africa. Union-UN panel on modalities for support to African Union peacekeeping operations.
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AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) Draft resolutions Resolutions S/2008/252 Draft resolution [on cooperation between the S/RES/1809(2008) [Cooperation between the United United Nations and regional organizations, in particular Nations and regional organizations, in particular the the African Union, in the maintenance of international African Union, in the maintenance of international peace peace and security] / South Africa. and security]. Statements by the President of the Security Expresses Security Council's determination to strengthen and enhance cooperation between UN and Council regional organizations, in particular the African Union, in S/PRST/2008/30 Statement [made on behalf of the conflict prevention, resolution and management; Security Council, at the 5960th meeting, 19 Aug. 2008, underlines the importance of the implementation of the in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Ten-Year Capacity-Building Programme for the African entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the President Union mainly focusing on peace and security; calls on the of the Security Council. Secretariat in coordination with the African Union Condemns the Mauritanian military's overthrow of Commission to develop a list of needed capacities and the democratically elected Government of Mauritania and recommendations on ways the African Union can further welcomes the statements condemning the coup by the develop military, technical, logistic and administrative African Union, European Union and other members of the capabilities; recognizes the important role of the good international community; opposes any attempts to change offices of the Secretary-General in Africa; recognizing the governments through unconstitutional means; condemns need to enhance the predictability, sustainability and the actions of the State Council, in particular its move to flexibility of financing regional organizations when they seize the powers of the presidency; demands the undertake peacekeeping under a UN mandate; requests immediate release of President Sidi Mohamed Ould the Secretary-General to include in his regular reporting to Cheikh Abdallahi and the restoration of the legitimate, the Security Council, assessments of progress on the constitutional, democratic institutions immediately. cooperation between UN and relevant regional organizations. (Adopted unanimously, 5868th meeting, 16 Participation by non-Council members (without Apr. 2008) the right to vote) S/PV.5960 (19 Aug. 2008) Mauritania. AFRICAN UNION MISSION IN SOMALIA Discussion in plenary See: SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5868 (17 Apr. 2008). AMISOM S/PV.5868(Resumption 1) (17 Apr. 2008). See: SOMALIA SITUATION At the 5866th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/252 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1809 (2008). ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY COUNCIL S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008). General documents S/PV.5920 (23 June 2008). S/2008/270 (A/63/69) Letter, 18 April 2008, from Austria. S/PV.5929 (8 July 2008). Transmits final report entitled "Role of the UN Security S/PV.5960 (19 Aug. 2008). Council in Strengthening a Rules-based International At the 5960th meeting, the President made a System" from the Austrian Initiative 2004-2008 on the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in UN Security Council and the rule of law , presented on 7 connection with prior consultations among Council Apr. 2008. members on the situation in Mauritania: S/PRST/2008/30. S/2008/382 (A/62/863) Letter, 6 June 2008, from the S/PV.6044 (15 Dec. 2008). Russian Federation. Transmits speech given by the President of the Russian Federation at a meeting with German political, parliamentary and civic leaders in Berlin on 5 June 2008.
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ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN (continued) SECURITY COUNCIL (continued) S/2008/95 (A/62/691) Letter, 12 Feb. 2008, from Statements by the President of the Security Azerbaijan. Transmits report entitled "The War against Council Azerbaijani Cultural Heritage" prepared by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan. S/PRST/2008/14 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 5890th meeting, 12 May 2008, in S/2008/151 (A/62/713) Letter, 3 Mar. 2008, from connection with the Council's consideration of the item Azerbaijan. Transmits explanatory memorandum for the entitled "Maintenance of international peace and General Assembly draft resolution introduced under security: role of the Security Council in supporting agenda item 20, entitled "The situation in the occupied security sector reform" ] / by the President of the territories of Azerbaijan" (A/62/L.42) and a map reflecting Security Council. the present situation in such territories. Recognizes that the establishment of an effective, S/2008/163 (A/62/724) Letter, 5 Mar. 2008, from professional and accountable security sector is one of the Azerbaijan. Transmits latest developments in the necessary elements for laying the foundations for peace occupied territories of Azerbaijan; reports alleged and sustainable development; commends Slovakia and violation of ceasefire regime by Armenia, resulting in South Africa for their joint initiative in holding the casualties of 4 Azerbaijani and 12 Armenian military International Workshop on Enhancing United Nations personnel. Support for Security Sector Reform in Africa on 7-8 Nov. 2007; underlines that UN support to security sector reform S/2008/191 (A/62/759) Letter, 19 Mar. 2008, from must take place within a broad framework of the rule of Azerbaijan. Transmits note by the Ministry of Foreign law; will require coordination with all relevant UN actors, in Affairs addressed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the particular the Rule of Law Coordination and Resource French Republic, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Group; emphasizes the important role that the Russian Federation and the Department of State of the Peacebuilding Commission can play in ensuring United States of America, the countries co-chairing the continuous international support to countries emerging Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe from conflict; recognizes the importance of continued close Minsk Group in response to statements delivered by the cooperation and partnerships with non-UN actors. Co-Chairmen of the OSCE Minsk Group and their high Participation by non-Council members (without representatives accredited to Azerbaijan with regard to General Assembly resolution 62/243 entitled "The the right to vote) situation in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan". S/PV.5889 (12 May 2008) Slovakia, South Africa and S/2008/227 (A/62/789) Letter, 7 Apr. 2008, from Japan. Azerbaijan. Transmits resolution 10/11-P(IS) entitled Discussion in plenary "The Aggression of the Republic of Armenia against the Republic of Azerbaijan" adopted by the 11th session of S/PV.5889 (12 May 2008). the Islamic Summit Conference, held in Dakar on 13 and S/PV.5890 (12 May 2008). 14 Mar. 2008 and para. 43 of the Bucharest Summit At the 5890th meeting, the President made a Declaration, issued by the heads of State and statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Government participating in the meeting of the North with prior consultations among Council members on the Atlantic Council in Bucharest on 3 Apr. 2008. item entitled "Maintenance of international peace and S/2008/303 (A/62/835) Letter, 6 May 2008, from security: role of the Security Council in supporting security Azerbaijan. Transmits article by the Minister for Foreign sector reform": S/PRST/2008/14. Affairs entitled "A diplomatic deal on Nagorno-Karabakh is the wisest path to take" issued on 30 Apr. 2008 in ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN European Voice. General documents S/2008/668 (A/63/497) Letter, 20 Oct. 2008, from S/2008/27 (A/62/651) Letter, 14 Jan. 2008, from Azerbaijan. Transmits final statement and Azerbaijan. Comments on letter dated 10 Dec. 2007 recommendations of the 9th meeting of the European from Armenia opposing draft resolution entitled Union-Azerbaijan Parliamentary Cooperation "Protracted conflicts in the GUAM area and their Committee" held in Brussels, 6-7 Oct. 2008. implications for international peace, security and S/2008/683 (A/63/516) Letter, 31 Oct. 2008, from development" and states that the goal of GUAM States is Azerbaijan. Reports alleged Armenian armed forces to mobilize support of the international community to the military exercises on 25 Oct. 2008 in the Nagorny settlement of protracted conflicts. Karabakh region and other territories of Azerbaijan. S/2008/82 (A/62/682) Letter, 7 Feb. 2008, from S/2008/702 Letter, 10 Nov. 2008, from the Russian Azerbaijan. Transmits comments of the Press Secretary Federation. Transmits Joint Declaration of Armenia, of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the statements made Azerbaijan and the Russian Federation adopted at their by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Armenia on the meeting, Moscow, 2 Nov. 2008. Nagorno-Karabakh situation.
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ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN (continued) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/2008/812 (A/63/662) Letter, 22 Dec. 2008, from (continued) Azerbaijan. Transmits document entitled "Report on the S/2008/662 Report of the Secretary-General on the Legal Consequences of Armed Aggression by the Sudan. Republic of Armenia against the Republic of Azerbaijan" Issued: 20 Oct. 2008. . S/2008/781 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/823 (A/63/664) Letter, 26 Dec. 2008, from deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Azerbaijan. Transmits paper entitled "Report on the Operation in Darfur. fundamental norm of the territorial integrity of States and Issued: 12 Dec. 2008. the right to self-determination in the light of Armenia's revisionist claims". General documents S/2008/373 Letter, 9 June 2008, from Sudan. Transmits AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR statement of the President at the opening of talks with See also: SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS the Security Council mission to the Sudan, held in Khartoum on 5 June 2008. Reports S/2008/714 Letter, 17 Nov. 2008, from the Sudan. S/2008/64 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. Transmits the agreed outcomes of the Tripartite Issued: 31 Jan. 2008. Committee meeting, comprising of the Government of S/2008/98 Report of the Secretary-General on the the Sudan, the African Union and the UN, on the full deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. Operation in Darfur, held in Khartoum, 16 Nov. 2008. Issued: 14 Feb. 2008. Draft resolutions S/2008/196 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/506 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Operation in Darfur. Darfur (UNAMID)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Issued: 25 Mar. 2008. Northern Ireland. S/2008/249 Report of the Secretary-General on the Statements by the President of the Security deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Council Operation in Darfur. Issued: 14 Apr. 2008. S/PRST/2008/1 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 5818th meeting, 11 Jan. 2008, in S/2008/267 Report of the Secretary-General on the connection with the Council's consideration of the item Sudan. entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the Issued: 22 Apr. 2008. Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/2008/304 Report of the Secretary-General on the Condemns in the strongest possible terms the Jan. 7 deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid attack by elements of the Sudanese Armed Forces, as Operation in Darfur. confirmed by the UN-African Union Mission in Darfur Issued: 9 May 2008. (UNAMID), on a UNAMID supply convoy; stresses that any attack on or threat against UNAMID is unacceptable, and S/2008/400 Report of the Secretary-General on the demands that there will be no recurrence of attacks on deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid UNAMID; expresses concern about the deterioration of Operation in Darfur. security and humanitarian conditions in Darfur and calls Issued: 17 June 2008. upon the UN and all member States to facilitate the rapid S/2008/443 Report of the Secretary-General on the and complete deployment of UNAMID. deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. Issued: 7 July 2008. S/2008/485 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. Issued: 23 July 2008. S/2008/558 Report of the Secretary-General on the deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. Issued: 18 Aug. 2008. S/2008/659 Report of the Secretary-General on the deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. Issued: 17 Oct. 2008.
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AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR (continued) (continued) S/PRST/2008/27 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.5935 (16 July 2008). Security Council, at the 5935th meeting, 16 July 2008, in At the 5935th meeting, the President made a connection with the Council's consideration of the item statement, on behalf of the Council members, in entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the connection with prior consultations among Council Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. members on the "Reports of the Secretary-General on the Condemns in the strongest possible terms the attack Sudan": S/PRST/2008/27. on 8 July 2008 on the African Union-United Nations Hybrid S/PV.5947 (31 July 2008). Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) military and police convoy At the 5947th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/506 in Um Hakibah by 200 fighters on horses and in 40 was adopted (14-0-1): resolution 1828 (2008). vehicles, using sophisticated weaponry and tactics, which resulted in the death of 7 peacekeepers and a further 22 S/PV.6003 (28 Oct. 2008). UN/African Union personnel being wounded; welcomes UN investigation under way and the Government of the S/PV.6010 (5 Nov. 2008). Sudan's statement to assist UN investigation; underlines S/PV.6028 (3 Dec. 2008). its determination to take action against those responsible after hearing the outcome of UNAMID's investigation; S/PV.6054 (19 Dec. 2008). expresses its condolences to the Governments of Rwanda, Resolutions Ghana and Uganda for the deaths of their peacekeepers and to the victims' families; calls on all parties to agree to a S/RES/1828(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the cessation of hostilities, to engage fully and constructively African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur in the political process under the leadership of the new (UNAMID)]. UN/AU joint Chief Mediator, Djibrill Yipènè Bassolé, and to Decides to extend the mandate of UNAMID for a cooperate fully with the deployment of UNAMID and further 12 months to 31 July 2009; welcomes the intention respect its security and freedom of movement; further calls of the Secretary-General to deploy 80% of UNAMID by 31 on UN and all parties to facilitate the rapid and complete Dec. 2008; welcomes the appointment of Djibrill Yipènè deployment of UNAMID and on capable Member States to Bassolé as Joint AU-UN Chief Mediator; demands an end contribute the helicopter and transportation units to violence by all sides, to attacks on civilians, necessary to ensure the successful implementation of peacekeepers and humanitarian personnel, and to other UNAMID's mandate. violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in Darfur; requests the Secretary-General to report to Participation by non-Council members (without the Council every 60 days after the adoption of this the right to vote) resolution on developments on UNAMID. (Adopted 14-0-1, S/PV.5935 (16 July 2008) Rwanda and Uganda. 5947th meeting, 31 July 2008) S/PV.5947 (31 July 2008) Sudan. AZERBAIJAN–ARMENIA S/PV.6003 (28 Oct. 2008) Sudan. See: ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN S/PV.6054 (19 Dec. 2008) Sudan. BINUB Discussion in plenary See: BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.5817 (9 Jan. 2008). BONUCA S/PV.5818 (11 Jan. 2008). See: CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION At the 5818th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION connection with prior consultations among Council members on the deployment of the African Union-United See also: FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur: S/PRST/2008/1. Reports S/PV.5832 (8 Feb. 2008). S/2008/188 Letter, 18 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- S/PV.5849 (11 Mar. 2008). General. Transmits report of the Secretary-General and High Representative for the Common Foreign and S/PV.5872 (22 Apr. 2008). Security Policy of the European Union on the activities of the European Union Police Mission in Bosnia and S/PV.5892 (14 May 2007). Herzegovina covering the period 1 July-31 Dec. 2007 S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008). prepared in accordance with the statement by the President of the Security Council of 12 Dec. 2002 S/PV.5922 (24 June 2008). (S/PRST/2003/23). S/PV.5934 (16 July 2008).
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BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION (continued) (continued) S/2008/242 Letter, 11 Apr. 2008, from the Secretary- S/PV.6021 (20 Nov. 2008) Bosnia and Herzegovina. General. Refers to Security Council resolutions 1575 S/PV.6033 (5 Dec. 2008) Bosnia and Herzegovina. (2004), 1639 (2005) and 1722 (2006) and conveys letter dated 8 Apr. 2008 from the Secretary-General and High Discussion in plenary Representative for the Common Foreign and Security S/PV.5894 (19 May 2008). Policy of the European Union transmitting the 10th report on the activities of the European Union military mission S/PV.6021 (20 Nov. 2008). in Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUFOR), covering the At the 6021st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/720 period 1 Dec. 2007-29 Feb. 2008. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1845 (2008). S/2008/300 Letter, 6 May 2008, from the Secretary- S/PV.6033 (5 Dec. 2008). General. Transmits letter of 30 Apr. 2008 from the High Resolutions Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina enclosing the 33rd report on the Implementation of the Peace S/RES/1845(2008) [Authorization of the Member States to Agreement for the period 1 Oct. 2007-31 Mar. 2008, establish a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) in submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1031 Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal successor to SFOR]. (1995). Reaffirms once again its support for the Peace Agreement; expresses its support for the declarations of S/2008/413 Letter, 23 June 2008, from the Secretary- the Ministerial meetings of the Peace Implementation General. Transmits report of the Secretary-General and Conference; welcomes the EU's intention to maintain an High Representative for the Common Foreign and European Union (EU) military operation to Bosnia and Security Policy of the European Union on the activities of Herzegovina from Nov. 2008; welcomes the decision of the European Union military mission (EUFOR) in Bosnia NATO to continue to maintain a presence in Bosnia and and Herzegovina covering the period 1 Mar.-31 May Herzegovina; authorizes the Member States to effect the 2008. implementation of and to ensure compliance with Annexes S/2008/705 Letter, 13 Nov. 2008, from the Secretary- 1-A and 2 of the Peace Agreement; demands that the General. Transmits letter dated 10 Nov. 2008 from the parties respect the security and freedom of movement of High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina EUFOR, the NATO presence, and other international enclosing the 34th report on the Implementation of the personnel; reiterates its appreciation for the deployment by Peace Agreement for the period 1 Apr.-31 Oct. 2008, the EU of its Police Mission (EUPM) to Bosnia and submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1031 Herzegovina since 1 Jan. 2003. (Adopted unanimously, (1995). 6021st meeting, 20 Nov. 2008)
S/2008/732 Letter, 25 Nov. 2008, from the Secretary- BURUNDI SITUATION General. Transmits report of the High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY European Union and Secretary-General of the Council of Reports the European Union on the activities of the European Union Police Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina S/2008/330 Third report of the Secretary-General on the covering the period from April to September 2008. United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi. Issued: 15 May 2008. S/2008/838 Letter, 30 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 22 Dec. 2008 from the S/2008/745 Fourth report of the Secretary-General on the Secretary-General and High Representative for the United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi. Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Issued: 28 Nov. 2008. Union, transmitting the 15th report on the activities of the General documents European Union military mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUFOR), which covers the period 1 June- S/2008/192 (A/62/760) Letter, 20 Mar. 2008, from the 31 Aug. 2008. Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission and the Chairperson of the Burundi configuration of the Draft resolutions Peacebuilding Commission to the President of the S/2008/720 Draft resolution [authorizing Member States to General Assembly, the President of the Security Council establish a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) in and the President of the Economic and Social Council. Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal successor to SFOR] Refers to the conclusions and recommendations of the / Belgium, Croatia, France, Italy, Russian Federation, Peacebuilding Commission on the situation in Burundi United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (PBC/2/BDI/7); reports that the Burundi configuration of and United States of America. the Peacebuilding Commission adopted those conclusions and recommendations at its formal meeting, Participation by non-Council members (without held on 20 Mar. 2008. the right to vote) S/PV.5894 (19 May 2008) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Slovenia.
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BURUNDI SITUATION (continued) BURUNDI SITUATION (continued) S/2008/422 (A/62/888) Letter, 23 June 2008, from the S/PV.6057 (22 Dec. 2008). Acting Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission At the 6056th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/802 and the Chairperson of the Burundi configuration of the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1858 (2008). Peacebuilding Commission to the President of the Resolutions General Assembly, the President of the Security Council and the President of the Economic and Social Council. S/RES/1858(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Refers to the conclusions and recommendations of the Integrated Office in Burundi (BINUB)]. biannual review of the implementation of the Strategic Decides to extend until 31Dec. 2009 the mandate of Framework for Peacebuilding in Burundi (PBC/2/BDI/9) BINUB, as set out in resolutions 1719 (2006) and renewed and its Monitoring and Tracking Mechanism and draws in its resolution 1791 (2007); urges the Government of attention to the recommendations addressed to the Burundi and the Palipehutu-FNL to make every effort to international community pertaining to the mobilization implement, before 31 Dec. 2008, the agreements they and coordination of international assistance to Burundi. reached on 4 Dec. 2008; calls on both parties to desist Draft resolutions from any action that may create tension or bring about the resumption of hostilities and to resolve outstanding issues S/2008/802 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate through dialogue and in a spirit of cooperation; reiterates of the UN Integrated Office in Burundi (BINUB)] / its request for the Secretary-General, including through Belgium and France. BINUB, to play a robust political role in support of all facets Statements by the President of the Security of the peace process, in full coordination with subregional, regional and international partners; Encourages the Council Government of Burundi to take the necessary measures to S/PRST/2008/10 Statement [made on behalf of the create an environment conducive to the holding of free, fair Security Council, at the 5876th meeting, 24 Apr. 2008, in and peaceful elections in 2010; demands that the connection with the Council's consideration of the item Palipehutu-FNL and other armed groups release entitled "The situation in Burundi"] / by the President of unconditionally and without further delay all children the Security Council. associated with them and emphasizes the need for their Expresses serious concern at the recent sustainable reintegration and reinsertion. (Adopted confrontations between the Palipehutu-FNL and the unanimously, 6057th meeting, 22 Dec. 2008) National Defence Forces of Burundi, following attacks by the Palipehutu-FNL, and the resulting loss of lives; CAMBODIA–THAILAND condemns the use of violence, and calls again on the 2 General documents parties to scrupulously respect the ceasefire concluded on 7 Sept. 2006; urges the Palipehutu-FNL to return S/2008/470 Letter, 18 July 2008, from Cambodia. immediately and without preconditions to the Joint Provides account of alleged violation of the sovereignty Verification and Monitoring Mechanism; requests the and territorial integrity of Cambodia by Thailand in Secretary-General to play a robust political role in support relation to the Temple of Preah Vihear in Cambodia. of the peace process and to keep the Council closely S/2008/474 Letter, 21 July 2008, from Thailand. Refers to informed of developments in Burundi, including in the letter dated 18 July 2008 from Cambodia (S/2008/470) context of his reports to the Security Council on the United concerning the boundary dispute between Thailand and Nations Integrated Office (BINUB). Cambodia and states that the issue shall be resolved Participation by non-Council members (without amicably through friendly bilateral consultations and the right to vote) negotiations. S/PV.5897 (22 May 2008) Burundi. S/2008/475 Letter, 21 July 2008, from Cambodia. Provides an update concerning the alleged violation of S/PV.5966 (26 Aug. 2008) Burundi. the territory of Cambodia by Thailand in relation to the S/PV.6037 (11 Dec. 2008) Burundi. Temple of Preah Vihear and requests an urgent meeting of the Security Council to address the issue. S/PV.6057 (22 Dec. 2008) Burundi. S/2008/478 Letter, 22 July 2008, from Thailand. Refers to Discussion in plenary an earlier letter of 21 July 2008 (S/2008/474) and letter S/PV.5876 (24 Apr. 2008). from Cambodia of 21 July 2008 (S/2008/475) concerning At the 5876th meeting, the President made a the border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia and statement on behalf of Council members, in connection reports the beginning of bilateral consultations to resolve with prior consultations among Council members on the the dispute amicably. item entitled "The situation in Burundi": S/PRST/2008/10. S/2008/490 Letter, 25 July 2008, from Thailand. Refers to S/PV.5897 (22 May 2008). an earlier letter of 22 July 2008 (S/2008/478) concerning the border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia and S/PV.5966 (26 Aug. 2008). reports that the 2nd bilateral consultations to resolve the S/PV.6037 (11 Dec. 2008). dispute amicably will be held on 28 July 2008.
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CAMBODIA–THAILAND (continued) CAMBODIA–THAILAND (continued) S/2008/494 Letter, 28 July 2008, from Thailand. Refers to S/2008/660 Letter, 17 Oct. 2008, from Cambodia. Refers letters dated 22 and 25 July 2008 (S/2008/478) and to previous letter dated 15 Oct. 2008 (S/2008/653) and (S/2008/490) respectively concerning the border transmits statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs between Thailand and Cambodia and reports on the and International Cooperation on the alleged unilateral latest progress in the bilateral consultative process demining activity by Thai soldiers in Cambodian territory. between the 2 countries to resolve the dispute. S/2008/661 Letter, 17 Oct. 2008, from Thailand. Refers to S/2008/498 Letter, 28 July 2008, from Cambodia. Reports letter dated 17 Oct. 2008 from Cambodia (S/2008/660) on outcome of the meeting between the Ministers for and states Thailand's commitment to the Convention on Foreign Affairs of Cambodia and Thailand held in Siem the Prohibition on the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Reap, Cambodia, on 28 July 2008 to settle their Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines; reports that 2 Thai boundary problem through peaceful means using rangers stepped on landmines allegedly to be in the existing bilateral mechanisms. possession of Cambodia and lost their legs on 6 Oct. 2008, in the area adjacent to the Temple of Phra Viharn. S/2008/565 Letter, 19 Aug. 2008, from Thailand. Refers to letter dated 28 July 2008 (S/2008/494) and reports on CAMEROON–NIGERIA the latest progress in the bilateral consultative process between Thailand and Cambodia. See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/2008/569 Letter, 20 Aug. 2008, from Cambodia. General documents Transmits outcome of the 2nd meeting between the S/2008/756 Letter, 3 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs General. Refers to previous letters dated 30 Nov. 2007 and International Cooperation of Cambodia and the (S/2007/695) and 5 Dec. 2007 (S/2007/710) on the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Thailand, held in Cha-Am, Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission and reports the Thailand, 18-19 Aug. 2008. latest achievements and activities undertaken by the S/2008/595 Letter, 5 Sept. 2008, from Thailand. Refers to Mixed Commission; states his intention to ask for letters from Thailand of 19 Aug. 2008 (S/2008/565) and resources from the regular budget for the Mixed from Cambodia's dated 20 Aug. 2008 (S/2008/569) and Commission for the period from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2009. clarifies points on their agreement to resolve the border S/2008/757 Letter, 9 Dec. 2008, from the President of the issue within the existing bilateral mechanisms. Security Council. Refers to letter dated 3 Dec. 2008 S/2008/606 Letter, 15 Sept. 2008, Cambodia. Transmits (S/2008/756) concerning Secretary-General's intention letter dated 14 Aug. 2008 from the Minister for Foreign to continue the activities of the UN support team to the Affairs and International Cooperation to the Minister for Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission and reports that Foreign Affairs of Thailand regarding alleged violations the members of the Security Council take note of the of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Cambodia by information contained in the letter and the intention Thailand in relation to the Tamone Temple complex in expressed therein and urge the members of the Mixed Cambodia. Commission to work with international donors to seek further voluntary contributions. S/2008/611 Letter, 19 Sept. 2008, from Thailand. Refers to letter dated 15 Sept. 2008 from Cambodia CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION (S/2008/606) and transmits letter dated 18 Aug. 2008 See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY from the Minister for Foreign Affairs affirming Thailand's ownership of the Prasat Ta Muen Temple complex and UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN an aide-memoire dated 16 Sept. 2008 protesting REPUBLIC AND CHAD Cambodia's alleged violation of Thailand's sovereignty Reports over the Temple of Ta Kwai. S/2008/215 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/653 Letter, 15 Oct. 2008, from Cambodia. Reports United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic alleged armed incidents between Thai and Cambodian and Chad. troops and includes the Dangrek map produced by the Issued: 1 Apr. 2008. Franco-Siamese Commission for the Delimitation of Frontiers between Indochina and Siam. S/2008/410 Report of the Secretary-General on the situation in the Central African Republic and on the S/2008/657 Letter, 16 Oct. 2008, from Thailand. Refers to activities of the United Nations Peacebuilding Support letter dated 15 Oct. 2008 from Cambodia (S/2008/653) Office in that country. and states that the map attached to the letter is neither Issued: 23 June 2008. an integral part nor an annex document of the 1962 International Court of Justice (ICJ) judgement and that S/2008/444 Report of the Secretary-General on the the Court did not give legal status to the map; clarifies United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic points on their agreement to resolve the border issue and Chad. within the existing bilateral mechanisms. Issued: 8 July 2008.
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CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION (continued) (continued) S/2008/601 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/419 (A/62/889) Letter, 17 June 2008, from the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission. Refers to and Chad. letter dated 30 May 2008 from the President of the Issued: 12 Sept. 2008. Security Council (A/62/864-S/2008/383) requesting advice on the situation in the Central African Republic S/2008/601/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the and reports that the Organizational Committee of the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Peacebuilding Commission has agreed to place the and Chad : addendum. Central African Republic on the Commission's agenda Issued: 15 Sept. 2008. and to establish a country-specific configuration, to S/2008/733 Report of the Secretary-General on the assist in its peacebuilding efforts. situation in the Central African Republic and the activities S/2008/679 Letter, 28 Oct. 2008, from Chad. Refers to the of the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in report of the Secretary-General on the UN Mission in the that country. Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) Issued: 26 Nov. 2008. (S/2008/601) and points out that certain passages of this S/2008/760 Report of the Secretary-General on the report do not accurately reflect Chad's viewpoints on the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic question of an extended MINURCAT operation with a and Chad. military component; requests further consultations with a Issued: 4 Dec. 2008. view to defining together with the Secretariat a suitable arrangement for the effective implementation of its S/2008/760/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the mandate. United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad : addendum. S/2008/809 Letter, 23 Dec. 2008, from the President of Issued: 10 Dec. 2008. the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's General documents report of 2 Nov. 2008 (S/2008/733) recommending the extension of the mandate of the UN Peacebuilding S/2008/52 Letter, 25 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- Support Office in the Central African Republic for an General. Refers to the UN Mission in the Central African additional year, from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2009 and reports Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) established pursuant that members of the Council have taken note of the to Security Council resolution 1778 (2007) and reports information and recommendation contained in the report; the intention to appoint Victor da Silva Angelo (Portugal) also acknowledges the need to establish an integrated as the Secretary-General's Special Representative and UN office in the Central African Republic. Head of MINURCAT. Draft resolutions S/2008/53 Letter, 29 Jan. 2008, from the President of the S/2008/616 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Security Council. Refers to letter of the Secretary- of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and General dated 25 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/52) expressing his Chad (MINURCAT)] / Belgium, Costa Rica, Croatia, intention to appoint Victor da Silva Angelo (Portugal) as France, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and United States of his Special Representative and Head of the UN Mission America. in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) and states that members of the Council have taken note of the intention expressed in the letter. S/2008/383 (A/62/864) Letter, 30 May 2008, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to para. 12 of Security Council resolution 1645 (2005) and supports the request by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and Francophonie of the Central African Republic that Central African Republic be placed on the agenda of the Peacebuilding Commission; also welcomes the advice and recommendations of the Peacebuilding Commission on the situation in the Central African Republic.
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CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION (continued) (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.5976 (19 Sept. 2008) Central African Republic and Council Chad. S/PRST/2008/3 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.5980 (24 Sept. 2008) Central African Republic and Security Council, at the 5830th meeting, 4 Feb. 2008, in Chad. connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.5981 (24 Sept. 2008) Central African Republic and entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African Chad. Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.6027 (2 Dec. 2008) Central African Republic. Supports the decision of the African Union dated 2 Feb. 2008 strongly condemning the attacks perpetrated by S/PV.6042 (12 Dec. 2008) Central African Republic and armed groups against the Chadian Government; Chad. welcomes the decision by the African Union to mandate Discussion in plenary the Libyan Leader, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, and President Denis Sassou Nguesso of the Republic of S/PV.5830 (4 Feb. 2008). Congo, to engage the Chadian parties with a view to At the 5830th meeting, the President made a ending the fighting and to initiate efforts aimed at seeking a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in lasting solution to the crisis; urges all States in the region connection with prior consultations among Council to abide fully by the obligations they have entered into with members on the "The situation in Chad, the Central African regard to respect for and securing of their common border, Republic and the subregion": S/PRST/2008/3. in particular under the Tripoli Agreement of 8 Feb. 2006, S/PV.5913 (16 June 2008). the Riyadh Agreement of 3 May 2007 and the Sirte At the 5913th meeting, the President made a Agreement of 25 Oct. 2007; reaffirms its full support for the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and connection with prior consultations among Council Chad (MINURCAT) and The European Union force members on the "The situation in Chad, the Central African (EUFOR TCHAD/RCA); expresses its concern over the Republic and the subregion": S/PRST/2008/22. safety and security of humanitarian personnel, UN personnel and European Union personnel and material S/PV.5976 (19 Sept. 2008). deployed in Chad. S/PV.5980 (24 Sept. 2008). S/PRST/2008/22 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.5981 (24 Sept. 2008). Security Council, at the 5913th meeting, 16 June 2008, At the 5981st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/616 in connection with the Council's consideration of the item was adopted unanimously: resolution 1834 (2008). entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the S/PV.6027 (2 Dec. 2008). Security Council. S/PV.6042 (12 Dec. 2008). Condemns in the strongest terms the attacks conducted by Chadian armed groups since 11 June 2008; condemns all attempts at destabilization by force, and reiterates its commitment to the sovereignty, unity, territorial integrity and political independence of Chad; demands that armed groups cease violence immediately and urges all parties to respect the Sirte agreement of 25 Oct. 2007; conveys deep concern at the direct threat the activity of armed groups pose for the safety of the civilian population and the conduct of humanitarian operations, and urges all parties to comply fully with their obligations under international humanitarian law; expresses its full support for the UN Mission (MINURCAT) and the European operation (EUFOR Chad/CAR) deployed in Chad and the Central African Republic to contribute to the protection of vulnerable civilian populations and to facilitate the provision of humanitarian assistance; encourages the Chadian authorities to persevere in promoting political dialogue, with respect for the constitutional framework, as initiated by the agreement of 13 Aug. 2007. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.5830 (4 Feb. 2008) Chad. S/PV.5913 (16 June 2008) Chad.
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CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CHAD–SUDAN (continued) (continued) S/2008/193 Letter, 21 Mar. 2008, from Chad. Refers to Resolutions letter dated 19 Mar. 2008 from the Sudan addressed to the President of the Security Council; denies allegations S/RES/1834(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN contained therein and reconfirms its respect for all the Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad commitments entered into to restore peace and security (MINURCAT)]. between the 2 fraternal countries. Decides to extend until 15 Mar. 2009 the mandate of MINURCAT, as set out in resolution 1778; calls on the S/2008/207 Letter, 19 Mar. 2008, from Sudan. Reports Secretary-General to complete MINURCAT's deployment alleged violation of the Dakar agreement by the as soon as possible, and the Government of Chad, with Government of Chad by facilitating entry of elements of the support of MINURCAT according to its mandate, to the Justice and Equality Movement into Sudanese carry out the full deployment of the DIS expeditiously; territory and ambushing of Sudanese armed forces invites donors to continue to contribute to the MINURCAT resulting in members of the armed forces wounded or trust fund, established to support the DIS; expresses its killed. intention to extend beyond the date referred to in S/2008/212 Letter, 27 Mar. 2008, from the Sudan. Reports paragraph 1 the multidimensional presence established in alleged instances of violations of the Dakar Agreement Chad and the Central African Republic to help create the and previous agreements by the Government of Chad by security conditions conducive to a voluntary, secure and sponsoring a meeting of Darfur rebel groups and supply sustainable return of refugees and displaced persons and, of vehicles and ammunition to the groups. to this end, expresses its intention to authorize the deployment of a UN military component to follow up the S/2008/212/Corr.1 Letter, 27 Mar. 2008, from the Sudan. European operation (EUFOR Chad/CAR) deployed in Corrects text. Chad and the Central African Republic, taking fully into account the recommendations contained within the S/2008/216 Letter, 31 Mar. 2008, from the Sudan. Reports Secretary-General's report referred to in paragraph 8 and alleged violations by Chad of the Dakar Agreement and in consultation with the Governments of these countries; previous agreements between the Governments of the encourages the Governments of Chad and the Central Sudan and Chad by collaborating with the Justice and African Republic to continue to cooperate with the United Equality Movement and supplying of vehicles, military Nations and the European Union to facilitate the smooth personnel and ammunition. transition from EUFOR to the UN military component. S/2008/217 Letter, 28 Mar. 2008, from Chad. Refers to (Adopted unanimously, 5981st meeting, 24 Sept. 2008) letter of 24 Mar. 2008 from the Sudan (S/2008/212) and denies allegation of a campaign of destabilization and CHAD–SUDAN aggression against the Sudan in violation of the Dakar See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Agreement and previous agreements. CHAD SITUATION S/2008/222 Letter, 1 Apr. 2008, from Chad. Reports SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS alleged attacks by the Sudan through armed groups in General documents violation of the Dakar agreement and calls upon the Security Council to intercede with the Sudanese S/2008/20 Letter, 9 Jan. 2008, from Sudan. Reports Government to put a stop to the destabilization and to alleged violation of the borders and military attacks by further strengthen the UN Mission in the Central African Chadian Government forces against the Sudan between Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) so as to increase its Oct. 2007-Jan. 2008. security impact in the area. S/2008/21 Letter, 15 Jan. 2008, from Chad. Denies S/2008/255 Letter, 14 Apr. 2008, from the Sudan. Refers allegations by the Sudan of border violation and military to earlier letters concerning alleged violations by Chad of attacks and states that Chad has no interest in attacking the Dakar Agreement and all the agreements signed a neighbouring country and wants only to live in peace between the 2 countries and reports military attacks within its internationally recognized borders and with its allegedly committed by the Justice and Equality neighbours. Movement from inside Chadian territory on 12 Apr. 2008 which resulted in the killing of 3 and wounding of 31 S/2008/75 Note verbale, 5 Feb. 2008, from Chad. members of the Sudanese armed forces. Transmits message from the Government reporting aggravation in the situation in the country by alleged S/2008/305 Letter, 5 May 2008, from the Sudan. Refers to attacks from the Sudan aimed at overthrowing its previous letters reporting Chad's alleged violation of established institutions; calls on the Security Council to the Dakar Agreement and other agreements and states take action to put an end to the aggression. that the Government of Chad on 30 Apr. 2008 gave direct military aid to the Justice and Equality Movement S/2008/160 Letter, 5 Mar. 2008, from Sudan. Transmits consisting of large trucks, fuel tankers and Land Cruiser statement, 3 Mar. 2008, from the Ministry of Foreign vehicles. Affairs on the latest military attacks against Sudanese territory, carried out allegedly by non-African soldiers coming from Chad.
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CHAD–SUDAN (continued) CHAD SITUATION (continued) S/2008/308 Letter, 7 May 2008, from Chad. Refers to S/2008/601 Report of the Secretary-General on the letter of 5 May 2008 (S/2008/305) from the Sudan and United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic its own earlier letter of 1 Apr. 2008 (S/2008/222) and and Chad. refutes allegations of Chad's involvement in the action Issued: 12 Sept. 2008. by Darfur rebels. S/2008/601/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/325 Letter, 11 May 2008, from the Sudan. Refers United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic to earlier letters concerning alleged violations by Chad of and Chad : addendum. the Dakar Agreement and alleges that the military attack Issued: 15 Sept. 2008. on Khartoum on 10 May 2008 was embarked upon by S/2008/760 Report of the Secretary-General on the the Justice and Equality Movement in coordination with United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic the Government of Chad; attaches also copies of and Chad. identification cards of an individual killed during the Issued: 4 Dec. 2008. attack. S/2008/760/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/332 Letter, 15 May 2008, from Chad. Refers to United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic letter dated 11 May 2008 from the Sudan (S/2008/325) and Chad : addendum. and denies allegations that Chad was involved in the Issued: 10 Dec. 2008. attack on Omdurman on 10 May 2008 and states that Chad has not been implicated of involvement by the General documents Justice and Equality Movement. S/2008/52 Letter, 25 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/398 Letter, 17 June 2008, from Chad. Reports that General. Refers to the UN Mission in the Central African Sudanese soldiers and the Janjaweed allegedly Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) established pursuant launched a ground and air attack in the territory of Chad to Security Council resolution 1778 (2007) and reports and requests the Council to condemn the conduct of the the intention to appoint Victor da Silva Angelo (Portugal) Sudanese Government and to urge the Government to as the Secretary-General's Special Representative and stop its aggression against Chad. Head of MINURCAT. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2008/53 Letter, 29 Jan. 2008, from the President of the the right to vote) Security Council. Refers to letter of the Secretary- General dated 25 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/52) expressing his S/PV.6029 (3 Dec. 2008) Chad. intention to appoint Victor da Silva Angelo (Portugal) as Discussion in plenary his Special Representative and Head of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008). and states that members of the Council have taken note S/PV.6029 (3 Dec. 2008). of the intention expressed in the letter. S/2008/69 Letter, 3 Feb. 2008, from Chad. Transmits CHAD SITUATION message from the Government concerning the attempt See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY to overthrow it by force and appeals to all States to CHAD–SUDAN provide all aid and assistance to help it end the UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN aggression and solicits the support of the Security REPUBLIC AND CHAD Council in this regard. Reports S/2008/75 Note verbale, 5 Feb. 2008, from Chad. Transmits message from the Government reporting S/2008/215 Report of the Secretary-General on the aggravation in the situation in the country by alleged United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic attacks from the Sudan aimed at overthrowing and Chad. established institutions; calls on the Security Council to Issued: 1 Apr. 2008. take action to put an end to the aggression. S/2008/444 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/139 Letter, 4 Mar. 2008, from the United Republic United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic of Tanzania. Transmits, in the capacity as the and Chad. representative of the current Chairman of the African Issued: 8 July 2008. Union, communiqué on the situation in Chad adopted by S/2008/460 Report of the Security Council mission to the African Union Peace and Security Council at its Djibouti (on Somalia), the Sudan, Chad, the Democratic 110th meeting, held on 18 Feb. 2008 in Addis Ababa, Republic of the Congo and Côte d'Ivoire, 31 May to 10 Ethiopia. June 2008. Issued: 15 July 2008. S/2008/532 Report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Chad. Issued: 7 Aug. 2008.
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CHAD SITUATION (continued) CHAD SITUATION (continued) S/2008/347 Letter, 30 May 2008, from the President of the S/PRST/2008/22 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council. Reports that the members of the Security Council, at the 5913th meeting, 16 June 2008, Security Council have decided to send a mission to in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Africa from 31 May to 10 June 2008 to visit Somalia, the entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African Sudan, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the and Côte d'Ivoire; contains the terms of reference for Security Council. each mission and the list of members. Condemns in the strongest terms the attacks conducted by Chadian armed groups since 11 June 2008; S/2008/679 Letter, 28 Oct. 2008, from Chad. Refers to the condemns all attempts at destabilization by force, and report of the Secretary-General on the UN Mission in the reiterates its commitment to the sovereignty, unity, Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) territorial integrity and political independence of Chad; (S/2008/601) and points out that certain passages of this demands that armed groups cease violence immediately report do not accurately reflect Chad's viewpoints on the and urges all parties to respect the Sirte agreement of 25 question of an extended MINURCAT operation with a Oct. 2007; conveys deep concern at the direct threat the military component; requests further consultations with a activity of armed groups pose for the safety of the civilian view to defining together with the Secretariat a suitable population and the conduct of humanitarian operations, arrangement for the effective implementation of its and urges all parties to comply fully with their obligations mandate. under international humanitarian law; expresses its full Draft resolutions support for the UN Mission (MINURCAT) and the European operation (EUFOR Chad/CAR) deployed in S/2008/616 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Chad and the Central African Republic to contribute to the of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and protection of vulnerable civilian populations and to facilitate Chad (MINURCAT)] / Belgium, Costa Rica, Croatia, the provision of humanitarian assistance; encourages the France, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and United States of Chadian authorities to persevere in promoting political America. dialogue, with respect for the constitutional framework, as Statements by the President of the Security initiated by the agreement of 13 Aug. 2007. Council Participation by non-Council members (without S/PRST/2008/3 Statement [made on behalf of the the right to vote) Security Council, at the 5830th meeting, 4 Feb. 2008, in S/PV.5830 (4 Feb. 2008) Chad. connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African S/PV.5913 (16 June 2008) Chad. Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the S/PV.5976 (19 Sept. 2008) Central African Republic and Security Council. Chad. Supports the decision of the African Union dated 2 Feb. 2008 strongly condemning the attacks perpetrated by S/PV.5980 (24 Sept. 2008) Central African Republic and armed groups against the Chadian Government; Chad. welcomes the decision by the African Union to mandate the Libyan Leader, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, and S/PV.5981 (24 Sept. 2008) Central African Republic and President Denis Sassou Nguesso of the Republic of Chad. Congo, to engage the Chadian parties with a view to S/PV.6042 (12 Dec. 2008) Central African Republic and ending the fighting and to initiate efforts aimed at seeking a Chad. lasting solution to the crisis; urges all States in the region to abide fully by the obligations they have entered into with Discussion in plenary regard to respect for and securing of their common border, S/PV.5830 (4 Feb. 2008). in particular under the Tripoli Agreement of 8 Feb. 2006, At the 5830th meeting, the President made a the Riyadh Agreement of 3 May 2007 and the Sirte statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Agreement of 25 Oct. 2007; reaffirms its full support for the connection with prior consultations among Council United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and members on the "The situation in Chad, the Central African Chad (MINURCAT) and The European Union force Republic and the subregion": S/PRST/2008/3. (EUFOR TCHAD/RCA); expresses its concern over the safety and security of humanitarian personnel, UN S/PV.5913 (16 June 2008). personnel and European Union personnel and material At the 5913th meeting, the President made a deployed in Chad. statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the "The situation in Chad, the Central African Republic and the subregion": S/PRST/2008/22. S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008). S/PV.5975 (19 Sept. 2008). S/PV.5976 (19 Sept. 2008). S/PV.5980 (24 Sept. 2008). - 16 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
CHAD SITUATION (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/PV.5981 (24 Sept. 2008). S/2008/693 Report of the Secretary-General on children At the 5981st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/616 and armed conflict in the Democratic Republic of the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1834 (2008). Congo. Issued: 10 Nov. 2008. S/PV.6042 (12 Dec. 2008). Resolutions S/2008/695 Report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Afghanistan. S/RES/1834(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Issued: 10 Nov. 2008. Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad General documents (MINURCAT)]. Decides to extend until 15 Mar. 2009 the mandate of S/2008/88 Letter, 7 Feb. 2008, from Palestine. Requests MINURCAT, as set out in resolution 1778; calls on the the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of Secretary-General to complete MINURCAT's deployment Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to as soon as possible, and the Government of Chad, with be held on Tuesday, 12 Feb. 2008 regarding children the support of MINURCAT according to its mandate, to and armed conflict. carry out the full deployment of the DIS expeditiously; S/2008/343 (S/AC.51/2008/INF.1) Note on the symbols of invites donors to continue to contribute to the MINURCAT working group documents : Working Group on Children trust fund, established to support the DIS; expresses its and Armed Conflict / by the Secretariat. intention to extend beyond the date referred to in Document withdrawn by S/2008/343/Corr.1- paragraph 1 the multidimensional presence established in S/AC.51/2008/INF/1/Corr.1. Chad and the Central African Republic to help create the security conditions conducive to a voluntary, secure and S/2008/343/Corr.1 (S/AC.51/2008/INF/1/Corr.1) Note on sustainable return of refugees and displaced persons and, the symbols of Working Group documents : Working to this end, expresses its intention to authorize the Group on Children and Armed Conflict : corrigendum / by deployment of a UN military component to follow up the the Secretariat. European operation (EUFOR Chad/CAR) deployed in Withdraws document S/2008/343- Chad and the Central African Republic, taking fully into S/AC.51/2008/INF/1. account the recommendations contained within the Secretary-General's report referred to in paragraph 8 and S/2008/409 Additional report of the Secretary-General on in consultation with the Governments of these countries; children and armed conflict in Uganda. encourages the Governments of Chad and the Central S/2008/442 Letter, 7 July 2008, from Viet Nam. Transmits African Republic to continue to cooperate with the United concept paper for the Security Council open debate on Nations and the European Union to facilitate the smooth "Children and armed conflict", to be held on 17 July transition from EUFOR to the UN military component. 2008. (Adopted unanimously, 5981st meeting, 24 Sept. 2008)
CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS See also: CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Reports S/2008/259 Report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Nepal. Issued: 18 Apr. 2008. S/2008/272 Report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in the Philippines. Issued: 24 Apr. 2008. S/2008/352 Report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Somalia. Issued: 30 May 2008. S/2008/455 Letter, 11 July 2008, from France. Transmits, in the capacity as Chairman of the Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict, report on the activities of the Working Group since the submission of the last annual report on 10 July 2007. S/2008/532 Report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Chad. Issued: 7 Aug. 2008.
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CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Participation by non-Council members (without Council the right to vote) S/PRST/2008/6 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.5834 (12 Feb. 2008) Afghanistan, Argentina, Security Council, at the 5834th meeting, 12 Feb. 2008, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Benin, Brazil, Canada, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Chile, Colombia, Côte d'Ivoire, Egypt, El Salvador, entitled "Children and armed conflict"] / by the President Georgia, Germany, Guatemala, Guinea, Iceland, Iraq, of the Security Council. Israel, Japan, Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein, Mexico, Takes note with appreciation of the 7th report of the Myanmar, Nepal, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Peru, Secretary-General (S/2007/757) on Children and armed Philippines, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Slovenia, Sri conflict, and the positive developments; stresses the need Lanka, Switzerland, Thailand, Uganda, United Republic to adopt a broad strategy of conflict prevention, which of Tanzania, Uruguay and Palestine. addresses the root causes of armed conflict in a S/PV.5834(Resumption 1) (12 Feb. 2008) Rwanda. comprehensive manner in order to enhance the protection of children on a long-term basis; reiterates the primary S/PV.5936 (17 July 2008) Afghanistan, Australia, Austria, responsibility of national Governments in providing Bangladesh, Benin, Canada, Colombia, Côte d'Ivoire, effective protection and relief to all children affected by Egypt, Germany, Ghana, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Liberia, armed conflicts; commends the work carried out by the Liechtenstein, Malawi, Mexico, Myanmar, Nepal, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Nicaragua, Nigeria, Norway, Peru, Rwanda, Somalia, children and armed conflict; commends the work carried San Marino, Sri Lanka, Uganda and Uruguay. out by UNICEF and the child protection advisers of Discussion in plenary peacekeeping operations and political missions in cooperation with other relevant UN entities; welcomes the S/PV.5834 (12 Feb. 2008). sustained activity of its Working Group on children and armed conflict; emphasizes the need to end impunity for S/PV.5834(Resumption 1) (12 Feb. 2008). violations and abuses perpetrated against children in At the 5834th meeting, the President made a armed conflict; condemns the continuing recruitment and statement, on behalf of the Council members, in use of children in armed conflict; expresses its readiness connection with prior consultations among Council to review the relevant provisions of its resolutions on members on the item entitled "Children and armed children and armed conflict building on the provisions of conflict": S/PRST/2008/6. resolution 1612 (2005), with a view to further increasing S/PV.5936 (17 July 2008). the efficiency of its actions; invites all parties concerned to enhance their exchange of information about programmes S/PV.5936(Resumption 1) (17 July 2008). and best practices. At the 5936th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/PRST/2008/28 Statement [made on behalf of the connection with prior consultations among Council Security Council, at the 5936th meeting, 17 July 2008, in members on the item entitled "Children and armed connection with the Council's consideration of the item conflict": S/PRST/2008/28. entitled "Children and armed conflict"] / by the President of the Security Council. CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Reiterates its strong and equal condemnation of the See also: CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS continuing recruitment and use of children in armed conflict in violation of applicable international law; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS welcomes the sustained activity of its Working Group on General documents children and armed conflict; commends the work carried out by the Special Representative of the Secretary- S/2008/335 Letter, 21 May 2008, from Palestine. General for children and armed conflict; commends the Requests that the Security Council invite the Permanent work carried out by UNICEF, as well as other relevant UN Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the agencies, funds and programmes; recognizes the open debate which is to be held on Tuesday, 27 May important role of education in armed conflict areas as a 2008, in connection with the item entitled "Protection of means to achieve the goal of halting and preventing civilians in armed conflict". recruitment and re-recruitment of children.
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CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/2008/235 Letter, 9 Apr. 2008, from the Chairman of the Council Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. S/PRST/2008/18 Statement [made on behalf of the Transmits midterm report of the Group of Experts on Security Council, at the 5898th meeting, 27 May 2008, in Côte d'Ivoire prepared pursuant to para. 10 of Security connection with the Council's consideration of the item Council resolution 1782 (2007). entitled "Protection of civilians in armed conflict"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/2008/250 Sixteenth progress report of the Secretary- Reaffirms its commitment to the full and effective General on the United Nations Operation in Côte implementation of its resolutions on the protection of d'Ivoire. civilians in armed conflict; remains committed to Issued: 15 Apr. 2008. addressing the impact of armed conflict on civilians; S/2008/451 Seventeenth progress report of the Secretary- expresses its deepest concern that civilians continue to General on the United Nations Operation in Côte account for the majority of victims of acts of violence d'Ivoire. committed by parties to armed conflicts; condemns all Issued: 10 July 2008. violations of international law, including international humanitarian law, human rights law and refugee law S/2008/460 Report of the Security Council mission to committed against civilians in situations of armed conflict; Djibouti (on Somalia), the Sudan, Chad, the Democratic underlines the importance of safe and unhindered access Republic of the Congo and Côte d'Ivoire, 31 May to 10 of humanitarian personnel to provide assistance to civilians June 2008. in armed conflict; invites the Secretary-General to provide Issued: 15 July 2008. an update in that report on the implementation of protection mandates in UN missions. S/2008/598 Letter, 8 Oct. 2008, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Participation by non-Council members (without Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. the right to vote) Transmits final report of the Group of Experts on Côte d'Ivoire, prepared in accordance with para. 10 of the S/PV.5898 (27 May 2008) Afghanistan, Argentina, Security Council resolution 1782 (2007). Australia, Austria, Canada, Colombia, Georgia, Israel, Japan, Liechtenstein, Mexico, Myanmar, Nigeria, S/2008/645 Eighteenth progress report of the Secretary- Norway, Peru, Qatar, Slovenia, Switzerland, Syrian Arab General on the United Nations Operation in Côte Republic, United Arab Emirates and Palestine. d'Ivoire. Discussion in plenary Issued: 13 Oct. 2008. S/PV.5898 (27 May 2008). S/2008/829 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.5898(Resumption 1) (27 May 2008). Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. At the 5898th meeting, the President made a Transmits report of the Security Council Committee statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Established pursuant to Resolution 1572 (2004) with prior consultations among Council members on the concerning Côte d'Ivoire, containing an account of the item entitled "Protection of civilians in armed conflict": Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2008. S/PRST/2008/18. General documents COLOMBIA–ECUADOR S/2008/347 Letter, 30 May 2008, from the President of the General documents Security Council. Reports that the members of the Security Council have decided to send a mission to S/2008/177 Identical letters, 13 Mar. 2008, from Ecuador Africa from 31 May to 10 June 2008 to visit Somalia, the to the Secretary-General and the President of the Sudan, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo Security Council. Reports on steps taken by Ecuador and Côte d'Ivoire; contains the terms of reference for concerning the members of the Irregular Revolutionary each mission and the list of members. Armed Forces of Colombia who are crossing the border; confirms also Ecuador's non-interference in the internal S/2008/694 Letter, 11 Nov. 2008, from Burkina Faso. affairs of Colombia. Transmits press statement of the 4th meeting of the Permanent Consultative Framework of the CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ouagadougou Political Agreement, held on 10 Nov. 2008. See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Reports S/2008/1 Fifteenth progress report of the Secretary- General on the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. Issued: 2 Jan. 2008. - 19 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) (continued) S/2008/793 Letter, 16 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- S/PRST/2008/42 Statement [made on behalf of the General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1842 Security Council, at the 6014th meeting, 7 Nov. 2008, in (2008) concerning Côte d'Ivoire and reports that, after connection with the Council's consideration of the item consulting with the Security Council Committee entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire"] / by the President established pursuant to resolution 1572 (2004) of the Security Council. concerning Côte d'Ivoire, the Secretary-General has Takes note that the peace process has crossed a appointed the following experts: Grégoire Bafouatika, critical milestone with the launching of the identification Republic of the Congo (aviation); James Bevan, United and registration of voters operations on 15 September Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (arms); 2008; notes that the delays occurred since the launch of Noora Jamsheer, Bahrain (diamonds); El Hadi Salah, the identification and voter registration processes on 15 Algeria (customs) and designated Mr. El Hadi Salah to September 2008 have proven greater than expected; serve as Coordinator of the Group of Experts. urges the Ivorian parties to take immediately and as a priority the concrete steps necessary to complete the S/2008/834 Letter, 30 Dec. 2008, from Burkina Faso. identification and registration of voters operations in a Transmits 4th supplementary agreement to the credible and transparent manner before the end of Ouagadougou Political Agreement, signed on 22 Dec. January 2009; recalls that, pursuant to resolutions 1572 2008; and the press release from the Facilitator's Office (2004) and 1842 (2008), any threat to the electoral concerning the supplementary agreement. process in Côte d'Ivoire shall constitute a threat to the Draft resolutions peace and national reconciliation process and it reaffirms its determination to impose targeted measures against any S/2008/15 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandates of person designated by its Sanctions Committee concerning the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the Côte d'Ivoire to be responsible for these threats. French forces which support it] / France. Participation by non-Council members (without S/2008/486 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandates the right to vote) of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it] / Belgium, Burkina Faso, S/PV.5820 (15 Jan. 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. France and South Africa. S/PV.5880 (29 Apr. 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. S/2008/672 Draft resolution [[on extension of measures imposed by Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) S/PV.5945 (29 July 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. and 1643 (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and S/PV.6001 (27 Oct. 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. on extension of the mandate of the UN Group of Experts] / France. S/PV.6004 (29 Oct. 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.6014 (7 Nov. 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. Council Discussion in plenary S/PRST/2008/11 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.5819 (14 Jan. 2008). Security Council, at the 5880th meeting, 29 Apr. 2008, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.5820 (15 Jan. 2008). entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire"] / by the President At the 5820th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/15 of the Security Council. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1795 (2008). Recalls that Security Council endorsed the S/PV.5880 (29 Apr. 2008). Ouagadougou Political Agreement as well as its At the 5880th meeting, the President made a Supplementary Agreements; welcomes the approval by the statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Ivorian authorities to organize presidential elections on 30 with prior consultations among Council members on the Nov. 2008; commends the Facilitator for his continued item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire": efforts to support the peace process in Côte d'Ivoire; S/PRST/2008/11. reaffirms its full support to the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Côte d'Ivoire; encourages the S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008). Ivorian parties to build on the ongoing mobile courts' S/PV.5943 (24 July 2008). process for the identification of the Ivorian population and registration of voters; calls upon the parties to make S/PV.5945 (29 July 2008). concrete progress to promote political and security At the 5945th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/486 stability; takes note with appreciation of the support of was adopted unanimously: resolution 1826 (2008). bilateral and multilateral donors; expresses its appreciation S/PV.6001 (27 Oct. 2008). for the role played by the UN Operations in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI); requests the Secretary-General to keep it S/PV.6004 (29 Oct. 2008). regularly informed of the situation including on the At the 6004th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/672 logistical support that UNOCI will provide for the elections. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1842 (2008).
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CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) (continued) S/PV.6014 (7 Nov. 2008). S/RES/1826(2008) [Renewal of the mandates of the UN At the 6014th meeting, the President made a Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French statement on behalf of Council members, in connection forces which support it]. with prior consultations among Council members on the Decides to renew the mandates of the UN Operation item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire": in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which S/PRST/2008/42. support it, as determined in resolution 1739 (2007), until 31 Jan. 2009, in particular to support the organization in S/PV.6043 (15 Dec. 2008). Côte d'Ivoire of free, open, fair and transparent elections; Resolutions requests UNOCI, within its existing resources and mandate, to support the full implementation of the S/RES/1795(2008) [Renewal of the mandates of the UN Ouagadougou political Agreement and its Supplementary Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French Agreements, and in particular to contribute to bringing the forces which support it]. security needed by the peace process and by the electoral Decides to renew the mandates of the UN Operation process and to provide logistical support to the in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which Independent Electoral Commission for the preparation and support it, as determined in resolution 1739 (2007), until the holding of the elections; urges the political parties to 30 July 2008, in order to support the organization in Côte comply fully with the Code of Good Conduct for elections d'Ivoire of free, open, fair and transparent elections within which they signed under the auspices of the Secretary- the time frame set out in the Ouagadougou political General, and in particular urges the Ivorian authorities to Agreement and the Supplementary Agreements of 28 Nov. allow equitable access to public media; requests the 2007; requests UNOCI, within its existing resources and Secretary-General to continue to take the necessary mandate, to support the full implementation of the measures to ensure full compliance in UNOCI with the Ouagadougou political Agreement and of Supplementary United Nations zero-tolerance policy on sexual exploitation Agreement number 3; gives its full support to the efforts of and abuses and to keep the Council informed, and urges the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in troop-contributing countries to take appropriate preventive Côte d'Ivoire and recalls that he shall certify that all stages action including predeployment awareness training, and of the electoral process provide all the necessary other action to ensure full accountability in cases of such guarantees for the holding of open, free, fair and conduct involving their personnel. (Adopted unanimously, transparent presidential and legislative elections in 5945th meeting, 29 July 2008) accordance with international standards; requests the Secretary-General to continue to take the necessary S/RES/1842(2008) [Extension of measures imposed by measures to ensure full compliance in UNOCI with UN Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) and 1643 zero-tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuses. (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and on (Adopted unanimously, 5820th meeting, 15 Jan. 2008) extension of the mandate of the UN Group of Experts]. Decides to renew until 31 Oct. 2009 the measures on arms and the financial and travel measures imposed by paras 7 to 12 of the resolution 1572 (2004) and the measures preventing the importation by any State of all rough diamonds from Côte d'Ivoire imposed by resolution 1643 (2005); decides to review the measures in light of the progress achieved in the implementation of the peace process and of the progress of the electoral process, as referred to in resolution 1826 (2008); decides that any threat to the electoral process in Côte d'Ivoire shall constitute a threat to the peace and national reconciliation process; decides that any serious obstacle to the freedom of movement of United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces or any attack or obstruction of the action of UNOCI shall constitute a threat to the peace and national reconciliation process; decides to extend the mandate of the Group of Experts until 31 Oct. 2009 and requests the Secretary-General to take the necessary administrative measures; decides to remain actively seized of the matter. (Adopted unanimously, 6004th meeting, 29 Oct. 2008)
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CYPRUS QUESTION CYPRUS QUESTION (continued) See also: UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS S/2008/247 Letter, 14 Apr. 2008, from the President of the Reports Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 9 Apr. 2008 (S/2008/246) and reports that S/2008/353 Report of the Secretary-General on the members of the Council have taken note of the intention United Nations Operation in Cyprus. to appoint Rear Admiral Mario Sánchez Debernardi Issued: 2 June 2008. (Peru) as the Force Commander of the UN S/2008/744 Report of the Secretary-General on the Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus. United Nations Operation in Cyprus. S/2008/253 (A/62/803) Letter, 15 Apr. 2008, from Cyprus. Issued: 28 Nov. 2008. Reports alleged violations of international air traffic General documents regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by Turkish military aircraft during the period 6 Feb.-29 Mar. 2008. S/2008/14 (A/62/638) Letter, 8 Jan. 2008, from Turkey. Transmits letter dated 8 Jan. 2008 from Kemal Gökeri of S/2008/276 (A/62/819) Letter, 24 Feb. 2008, from Turkey. the Turkish Cypriot community refuting allegations of Transmits letter dated 23 Apr. 2008 from Murat Soysal of violations of international air traffic regulations and the the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting allegations of national airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft violation of air traffic regulations and the national (A/62/590-S/2007/745). airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft (A/62/803- S/2008/253). S/2008/56 (A/62/666) Letter, 25 Jan. 2008, from Turkey. Transmits letter from Kemal Gökeri of the Turkish Cypriot S/2008/389 (A/62/882) Letter, 10 June 2008, from Community referring to statement made by the Cyprus. Reports alleged violations of international air Representative of Cyprus to the 3rd Committee on 31 traffic regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by Turkish Oct. 2007 (A/C.3/62/SR.33); reiterates its commitment to military aircraft during the period 2 Apr.-29 May 2008. the settlement of the Cyprus problem under the auspices S/2008/429 (A/62/892) Letter, 25 June 2008, from Turkey. of the good offices mission and on the basis of the UN Transmits letter dated 25 June 2008 from Kemal Gökeri Settlement Plan. of the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting allegations of S/2008/83 (A/62/683) Letter, 7 Feb. 2008, from Cyprus. violation of air traffic regulations and the national Reports alleged violations of international air traffic airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft (A/62/882- regulations and the airspace of Cyprus by Turkish S/2008/389). military aircraft during the period 5 Dec. 2007-30 Jan. S/2008/456 Letter, 10 July 2008, from the Secretary- 2008. General. Refers to his mission of good offices and the S/2008/101 (A/62/699) Letter dated 2008/02/14 from the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus and expresses his Permanent Representative of Turkey to the United intention to appoint Alexander Downer (Australia) as his Nations addressed to the Secretary-General. Special Adviser on Cyprus as from 14 July 2008, with the Transmits letter of the same date from Kemal Gökeri rank of Under-Secretary-General. of the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting allegations of S/2008/457 Letter, 14 July 2008, from the President of the violation of air traffic regulations and the national airspace Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft (A/62/683-S/2008/83). dated 10 July 2008 (S/2008/456) and reports that S/2008/244 Letter, 9 Apr. 2008, from the Secretary- members of the Council have taken note of the intention General. Refers to the UN Peacekeeping Force in to appoint Alexander Downer (Australia) as his Special Cyprus and expresses his intention to appoint Tayé- Adviser on Cyprus. Brook Zerihoun (Ethiopia) as his Special Representative S/2008/524 (A/62/920) Identical letters, 1 Aug. 2008, from in Cyprus and head of UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus addressed to the Secretary-General and the Cyprus (UNFICYP) to replace Michael M²ller (Denmark) President of the Security Council. Reports alleged who completed his assignment on 31 Mar. 2008. violations of international air traffic regulations and the S/2008/245 Letter, 14 Apr. 2008, from the President of the airspace of Cyprus by Turkish military aircraft over the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter period 2 June-29 July 2008. dated 9 Apr. 2008 (S/2008/244) and reports that S/2008/552 (A/62/932) Letter, 13 Aug. 2008, from Turkey. members of the Council have taken note of the intention Transmits letter dated 12 Aug. 2008 from Kemal Gökeri to appoint Tayé-Brook Zerihoun (Ethiopia) as his Special of the Turkish Cypriot Community refuting allegations of Representative in Cyprus and head of the UN violation of air traffic regulations and the national Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus. airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft (A/62/920- S/2008/246 Letter, 9 Apr. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/524). General. Refers to the UN Peacekeeping Force in S/2008/704 (A/63/543) Letter, 7 Nov. 2008, from Cyprus. Cyprus and expresses his intention to appoint Rear Reports alleged violations of international air traffic Admiral Mario Sánchez Debernardi (Peru) to the post of regulations and the national airspace of Cyprus by Force Commander of the UN Peacekeeping Force in military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force, recorded from Cyprus to replace Major General Rafael Barni 30 July to 31 Oct. 2008. (Argentina) who completed his assignment on 31 Mar. Title corrected by A/63/543/Corr.1- 2008. S/2008/704/Corr.1. - 22 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
CYPRUS QUESTION (continued) CYPRUS QUESTION (continued) S/2008/704/Corr.1 (A/63/543/Corr.1) Letter, 7 Nov. 2008, Draft resolutions from Cyprus. S/2008/384 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Corrects title of document A/63/543-S/2008/704. of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. S/2008/719 (A/63/554) Letter, 14 Nov. 2008, from S/2008/779 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Cyprus. Transmits letter from the President concerning of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] / an incident which allegedly occurred on 13 Nov. 2008 off China, France, Russian Federation, United Kingdom of the southern territorial waters of Cyprus whereby vessels Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of conducting exploratory surveys within the exclusive America. economic zone of Cyprus received threats by a Turkish warship and were forced to withdraw within the territorial Statements by the President of the Security waters of Cyprus. Council S/2008/731 (A/63/566) Letter, 21 Nov. 2008, from Turkey. S/PRST/2008/9 Statement [made on behalf of the Transmits letter dated 20 Nov. 2008 from Kemal Gökeri Security Council, at the 5869th meeting, 17 Apr. 2008, in of the Turkish Cypriot community refuting allegations of connection with the Council's consideration of the item violations of international air traffic regulations and the entitled "The situation in Cyprus"] / by the President of national airspace of Cyprus by Turkish aircraft the Security Council. (A/63/543-S/2008/704 and Corr.1). Welcomes the agreement reached on 21 Mar. 2008 by the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders and S/2008/741 (A/63/574) Letter, 26 Nov. 2008, from Turkey. commends them for the political leadership they have Transmits letter dated 26 Nov. 2008 from Kemal Gökeri shown; looks forward to the results of this preparatory of the Turkish Cypriot Community forwarding letter by process within the 3-month timeline agreed by the 2 Mehmet Ali Talat of the Turkish Cypriot Community; leaders; welcomes the opening of the Ledra Street refers to letter from Cyprus (A/63/554-S/2008/719) and crossing, as an indication of political will to tackle issues states the views of the Turkish Cypriot side regarding the that have obstructed progress, and an important signal delimitation of maritime jurisdiction areas as well as the that both sides seek to improve the lives of all Cypriots; exploration of oil and natural gas in the Eastern reaffirms its commitment to the reunification of Cyprus Mediterranean. based on a bicommunal, bizonal federation and political S/2008/742 (A/63/575) Letter, 26 Nov. 2008, from equality; welcomes the appointment of Tayé-Brook Cyprus. Refers to letter dated 14 Nov. 2008 (A/63/554- Zerihoun as the Secretary-General's new Special S/2008/719) and transmits letter from the President Representative to Cyprus. concerning incidents which allegedly occurred on 19 and S/PRST/2008/34 Statement [made on behalf of the 21 Nov. 2008 whereby vessels conducting Security Council, at the 5971st meeting, 4 Sept. 2008, in oceanographic and research work within the exclusive connection with the Council's consideration of the item economic zone, south of the coast of Cyprus received entitled "The situation in Cyprus"] / by the President of threats by Turkish warships and were forced to return to the Security Council. Cypriot territorial waters. Welcomes the launch of fully-fledged negotiations S/2008/749 (A/63/578) Letter, 28 Nov. 2008, from Turkey. between the 2 leaders, under the Good Offices Mission of Transmits letter of the same date from Kemal Gökeri of the Secretary-General, aimed at the reunification of the Turkish Cypriot Community forwarding letter by Cyprus; commends the 2 leaders for the progress made Mehmet Ali Talat of the Turkish Cypriot Community since their first meeting on 21 Mar. and supports their refuting allegations made in the speeches by the common approach; calls on both sides to continue to work representatives of Cyprus during the latest high-level together in a constructive and positive manner in order to plenary of the UN General Assembly, as well as in the reach a comprehensive and durable settlement approved letter circulated as a UN document (A/63/378) on the in separate and simultaneous referenda; welcomes the ongoing talks to reach a political settlement in Cyprus. appointment of Alexander Downer as the Secretary General's Special Advisor and looks forward to being S/2008/750 (A/63/579) Letter, 28 Nov. 2008, from Turkey. briefed on the progress of the Good Offices process. Transmits letter dated 12 Aug. 2008 from Kemal Gökeri of the Turkish Cypriot Community conveying comments Participation by non-Council members (without on statement made by the representative of Cyprus to the right to vote) the 3rd Committee at the 63rd session of the General S/PV.6038 (12 Dec. 2008) China, France, Russian Assembly on agenda item 64 (b), "Human rights Federation, United Kingdom of Great Britain and questions, including alternative approaches for Northern Ireland and United States. improving the effective enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms". Discussion in plenary S/2008/788 (A/63/599) Letter, 10 Dec. 2008, from S/PV.5869 (17 Apr. 2008). Cyprus. Refers to letter dated 7 Nov. 2008 (A/63/543- At the 5869th meeting, the President made a S/2008/704) and reports alleged violations of statement on behalf of Council members, in connection international air traffic regulations and the national with prior consultations among Council members on the airspace of Cyprus by military aircraft of the Turkish Air item entitled "The situation in Cyprus": S/PRST/2008/9. Force, recorded from 2 to 27 Nov. 2008. - 23 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
CYPRUS QUESTION (continued) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO– S/PV.5906 (9 June 2008). UGANDA See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5911 (13 June 2008). At the 5911th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/384 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO was adopted unanimously: resolution 1818 (2008). SITUATION GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL S/PV.5971 (4 Sept. 2008). SECURITY At the 5871st meeting, the President made a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection General documents with prior consultations among Council members on the S/2008/826 Letter, 23 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- item entitled "The situation in Cyprus": S/PRST/2008/34. General. Recommends the extension of the mandate of S/PV.6032 (5 Dec. 2008). the Office of the Special Envoy for the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)-affected areas, to be extended for an S/PV.6038 (12 Dec. 2008). additional year, until 31 Dec. 2009. At the 6038th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/779 was adopted unanimously : resolution 1847 (2008). S/2008/827 Letter, 29 Dec. 2008, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- Resolutions General dated 23 Dec. 2008 (S/2008/826) and reports S/RES/1818(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN that members of the Security Council take note of the Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. information and recommendation to upgrade to a special Welcomes the analysis of developments on the mission the mandate of the Liaison Office of the Special ground over the last six months in the Secretary-General's Envoy for the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)-affected report; urges the parties to build on the present momentum areas and to be extended through 31 Dec. 2009. and continue their efforts to identify to the greatest possible extent areas of convergence and disagreement, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO while preparing options where feasible on the more SITUATION sensitive elements, and to work to ensure that fully fledged See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY negotiations can begin expeditiously and smoothly, in line DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO– with the agreement of 21 Mar. and the Joint Statement of UGANDA 23 May; expresses its full support for UNFICYP and decides to extend its mandate for a further period ending GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL 15 Dec. 2008; calls on the Turkish Cypriot side and Turkish SECURITY forces to restore in Strovilia the military status quo which UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE existed there prior to 30 June 2000; requests the DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Secretary-General to submit a report on implementation of Reports this resolution by 1 Dec. 2008 and to keep the Security Council updated on events as necessary. (Adopted S/2008/17 Letter, 11 Jan. 2008, from the Chairman of the unanimously, 5911th meeting, 13 June 2008) Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic S/RES/1847(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Republic of the Congo. Transmits report of the Security Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. Council Committee established pursuant to resolution Welcomes also the launch of fully fledged 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic Republic of the negotiations on 3 Sept. 2008, and the prospect of a Congo, containing an account of the Committee's comprehensive and durable settlement that this has activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2007. created; welcomes the announcement on confidence- building measures and the cancellation of military S/2008/43 Letter, 11 Feb. 2008, from the Chairman of the exercises; reaffirms all its relevant resolutions on Cyprus; Security Council Committee established pursuant to expresses its full support for UN Peacekeeping Force in resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic Cyprus (UNFICYP) and decides to extend its mandate for Republic of the Congo. Transmits final report of the a further period ending 15 June 2009; calls on the Turkish Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the Cypriot side and Turkish forces to restore in Strovilia the Congo. military status quo which existed there prior to 30 June S/2008/218 Twenty-fifth report of the Secretary-General 2000; welcomes the efforts being undertaken by UNFICYP on the United Nations Organization Mission in the to implement the Secretary-General's zero tolerance policy Democratic Republic of the Congo. on sexual exploitation and abuse. (Adopted unanimously, Issued: 2 Apr. 2008. 6038th meeting, 12 Dec. 2008) S/2008/433 Twenty-sixth report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Issued: 3 July 2008.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION (continued) SITUATION (continued) S/2008/460 Report of the Security Council mission to S/2008/180 Letter, 14 Mar. 2008, from Rwanda. Djibouti (on Somalia), the Sudan, Chad, the Democratic Welcomes the expressed determination of the Security Republic of the Congo and Côte d'Ivoire, 31 May to 10 Council to end the threat posed by armed groups to the June 2008. security and sovereignty of the Republic of Rwanda, the Issued: 15 July 2008. Democratic Republic of the Congo and the entire Great Lakes region; reiterates its welcome and encouragement S/2008/693 Report of the Secretary-General on children to all members of the Rwandan armed groups who wish and armed conflict in the Democratic Republic of the to repatriate, and calls on the Government of the Congo. Democratic Republic of Congo and the UN Organization Issued: 10 Nov. 2008. Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo to help S/2008/728 Fourth special report of the Secretary-General them do so safely and expeditiously. on the United Nations Organization Mission in the S/2008/312 Letter, 9 May 2008, from the Secretary- Democratic Republic of the Congo. General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1807 Issued: 21 Nov. 2008. (2008) and reports the appointment of 5 experts to the S/2008/728/Add.1 Fourth special report of the Secretary- UN Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the General on the United Nations Organization Mission in Congo; reports also designation of Damien Callamand the Democratic Republic of the Congo : addendum. (France) to serve as Coordinator of the Group of Issued: 2 Dec. 2008. Experts. S/2008/772 Letter, 19 Aug. 2008, from the Chairman of S/2008/347 Letter, 30 May 2008, from the President of the the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Security Council. Reports that the members of the resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic Security Council have decided to send a mission to Republic of the Congo. Transmits interim report of the Africa from 31 May to 10 June 2008 to visit Somalia, the Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the Sudan, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo Congo submitted in accordance with para. 18 (d) of and Côte d'Ivoire; contains the terms of reference for resolution 1807 (2008). each mission and the list of members. S/2008/773 Letter, 10 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of S/2008/526 Letter, 6 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- the Security Council Committee established pursuant to General. Refers to his letter dated 9 May 2008 resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic (S/2008/312) and reports the appointment of 2 experts to Republic of the Congo. Transmits final report of the replace the arms and aviation experts for the remainder Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the of the mandate until 31 Dec. 2008; reports also selection Congo in accordance with para. 18 (d) of resolution 1807 of Jason Stearns to serve as Coordinator of the Group of (2008). Experts. S/2008/832 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of S/2008/591 Letter, 5 Sept. 2008,from the Secretary- the Security Council Committee established pursuant to General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic appoint General Vicente Diaz de Villegas (Spain) as Republic of the Congo. Transmits report of the Security Force Commander of the UN Organization mission in the Council Committee established pursuant to resolution Democratic Republic of the Congo replacing General 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic Republic of the Babacar Gaye (Senegal). Congo, containing an account of the Committee's S/2008/592 Letter, 3 Sept. 2008, from the President of the activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2008. Security Council. Reports that the intention of the General documents Secretary-General to appoint General Vicente Diaz de Villegas (Spain) as Force commander of the UN S/2008/120 Letter, 20 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1799 Congo in his letter (S/2008/591) ahs been brought to the (2008) and reports the re-appointment of 5 experts to the attention of the members of the Security Council and UN Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the that members of the Council have taken note of the Congo; reports also designation of Miranda Ramos to intention expressed in the letter. serve as Coordinator of the Group of Experts. S/2008/641 Letter, 8 Oct. 2008, from Democratic Republic of the Congo. Reports alleged presence and military activity of the regular army of Rwanda in the territory of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION (continued) SITUATION (continued) S/2008/644 Letter, 10 Oct. 2008, from the Democratic S/2008/686 Letter, 4 Nov. 2008, from Rwanda. Transmits Republic of the Congo. Transmits information note from statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on efforts the communications unit of the Amani Programme and a to resolve the crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of series of photographs allegedly providing proof of the Congo. Rwanda's involvement in the recent clashes in North S/2008/703 Letter, 31 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- Kivu; further alleges the presence of a war criminal in the General. Transmits explanatory note dated 31 Oct. 2008 African Union/United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (UNAMID). regarding the additional requirements for the UN S/2008/646 Letter, 13 Oct. 2008, from Democratic Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Republic of the Congo. Refers to letter of 8 Oct. 2008 Congo. (S/2008/641) and transmits an inventory of objects S/2008/724 Identical letters, 20 Nov. 2008, from the allegedly abandoned by elements of the Rwandan Democratic Republic of the Congo addressed to the Defence Forces (RDF) at Rumangabo and new series of Secretary-General and the President of the Security photographs proving the involvement of Rwanda and Council. Refers to letter dated 10 Oct. 2008 requests an investigation. (S/2008/644) and inquires as to what action has been S/2008/649 Letter, 14 Oct. 2008, from Rwanda. Transmits taken to relieve General Karake Karenzi, commander of note verbale to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Rwandan contingent operating under the United Cooperation of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID), of alleging and including detailed account of collaboration his duties; states that his Government holds this of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the individual responsible for the massacres perpetrated in Congo and the Ex-FAR Interahamwe/Forces Manono (Katanga Province) in 1999, and for the clashes démocratiques de libération du Rwanda. that destroyed half of the town of Kisangani (Eastern Province) in 2000. S/2008/681 Letter, 31 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to S/2008/791 Letter, 15 Dec. 2008, from Rwanda. Refers to reappoint Lieutenant General Babacar Gaye (Senegal) the report of the Group of Experts to the Security Council as Interim Force Commander of the UN Mission in the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1533 Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC) for a (2004) (S/2008/773) and submits the Governments period of up to 6 months to replace Lieutenant General response. Vicente Diaz de Villegas who has reassigned for Draft resolutions personal reasons. S/2008/50 Draft resolution [authorizing the UN S/2008/682 Letter, 31 Oct. 2008, from the President of the Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Congo (MONUC) to assist the Congolese authorities in dated 31 Oct. 2008 (S/2008/681) and reports that the organization, preparation and conduct of local members of the Security Council have taken note of his elections]. intention to appoint Lieutenant General Babacar Gaye (Senegal) as Interim Force Commander of the UN S/2008/97 Draft resolution [on extension of measures on Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo arms against the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC). imposed by the resolution 1493 (2003) as amended and expanded by the resolution 1596 (2005)]. S/2008/684 Letter, 5 Nov. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the situation in the eastern S/2008/213 Draft resolution [on renewal of measures on Democratic Republic of the Congo and to Security arms embargo against all non-governmental entities and Council presidential statement of 29 Oct. 2008 individuals operating in the Democratic Republic of the (S/PRST/2008/40) and reports the Secretary-General's Congo] / Belgium, Costa Rica, Croatia, France, Italy, intention to appoint Olusegun Obasanjo, as his Special United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Envoy for Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and United States of America. following consultations with the Presidents of Rwanda S/2008/716 Draft resolution [authorizing a temporary and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the African increase in the authorized military and formed police Union and other concerned stakeholders. strength of the UN Organization Mission in the S/2008/685 Letter, 5 Nov. 2008, from the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] / Belgium, Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- Costa Rica, France, Italy, South Africa, United Kingdom General dated 3 Nov. 2008 (S/2008/684) and reports of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States that members of the Security Council take note of his of America. intention to appoint Olusegun Obasanjo (Nigeria) as his S/2008/800 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Special Envoy for eastern Democratic Republic of the of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Congo. Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] / Belgium, France and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION (continued) SITUATION (continued) S/2008/801 Draft resolution [on renewal of measures on S/PRST/2008/40 Statement [made on behalf of the arms embargo against all non-governmental entities and Security Council, at the 6006th meeting, 29 Oct. 2008, in individuals operating in the Democratic Republic of the connection with the Council's consideration of the item Congo] / Belgium and France. entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic Statements by the President of the Security Republic of the Congo"] / by the President of the Security Council. Council Condemns the recent CNDP offensive in the eastern S/PRST/2008/2 Statement [made on behalf of the region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Security Council, at the 5828th meeting, 30 Jan. 2008, in demands that it bring its operations to an end; expresses connection with the Council's consideration of the item its grave concern about the dramatic humanitarian entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic consequences of the recent fighting; urges all parties to Republic of the Congo"] / by the President of the respect fully their obligations under international law to Security Council. protect civilians, to ensure access to the population in Congratulates President Kabila and the Government need and to guarantee the safety and security of of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; urges all the humanitarian personnel; affirms that any attack against the parties to the agreements to respect the ceasefire and to civilian population, including at major population centers, is implement the other commitments they have undertaken totally unacceptable; urges all the signatories to the Goma effectively and in good faith; reiterates the importance of and Nairobi processes to implement their commitments the commitments undertaken by the Government of the effectively and in good faith; calls on the authorities of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Government of Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda to take the Republic of Rwanda in their joint communiqué on a concrete steps to defuse tensions and to restore stability in common approach to end the threat posed by illegal the region; strongly supports the efforts of the Secretary armed groups in the eastern part of the Democratic General to facilitate the dialogue between the leaders of Republic of the Congo to peace and stability in both the two countries and encourages him to send a special countries and the Great Lakes region, signed in Nairobi on envoy tasked with this mission as soon as possible; urges 9 Nov. 2007. the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to take effective steps to ensure that there is no S/PRST/2008/38 Statement [made on behalf of the cooperation between elements of the FARDC and the Security Council, at the 5998th meeting, 21 Oct. 2008, in FDLR; expresses its full support for MONUC and connection with the Council's consideration of the item condemns all attacks, regardless of their perpetrators, entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic launched against MONUC in the past days; calls on Republic of the Congo"] / by the President of the MONUC to continue to implement fully its mandate, in all Security Council. its aspects, in particular by robust actions to protect Expresses its grave concern at the resurgence of civilians at risk and to deter any attempt to threaten the violence in the eastern provinces of the Democratic political process by any armed group. Republic of the Congo and its potential regional implications; expresses its deep concern over continued Participation by non-Council members (without threats to the safety of the civilian population and to the the right to vote) conduct of humanitarian operations; strongly condemns S/PV.5828 (30 Jan. 2008) Democratic Republic of the the continuing recruitment and use of children by armed Congo. groups as well as the continued prevalence of sexual and gender based violence in the eastern region of the S/PV.5836 (15 Feb. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; urges all parties to Congo. comply fully with their obligations under international law; S/PV.5861 (31 Mar. 2008) Democratic Republic of the reiterates its strong support to the UN Organization Congo. Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC) in helping restore peace in the Kivus and S/PV.5998 (21 Oct. 2008) Democratic Republic of the encourages MONUC to reinforce its action to ensure the Congo. protection of civilians; urges the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to take effective steps S/PV.6006 (29 Oct. 2008) Democratic Republic of the to ensure that there is no cooperation between elements of Congo. the FARDC and the FDLR; urges the Government of the S/PV.6018 (20 Nov. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Government of Congo. the Republic of Rwanda to urgently engage in efforts to settle their differences; strongly condemns the recent S/PV.6024 (26 Nov. 2008) Democratic Republic of the attacks by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), including the Congo and Rwanda. abduction by the LRA of 159 schoolchildren in villages in S/PV.6055 (22 Dec. 2008) Democratic Republic of the the Oriental Province. Congo and Rwanda. S/PV.6056 (22 Dec. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION (continued) SITUATION (continued) Discussion in plenary S/RES/1799(2008) [Extension of measures on arms against the Democratic Republic of the Congo imposed S/PV.5828 (30 Jan. 2008). by the resolution 1493 (2003) as amended and At the 5828th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/50 expanded by the resolution 1596 (2005)]. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1797 (2008); at the Decides to extend until 31 Mar. 2008 the measures same meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf on arms imposed by paragraph 20 of resolution 1493 of the Council members, in connection with prior (2003) as amended and expanded by paragraph 1 of consultations among Council members on the item entitled resolution 1596 (2005); decides to extend, for the period "The situation concerning the Democratic Republic of the specified in paragraph 1 above, the measures on transport Congo": S/PRST/2008/2. imposed by paragraphs 6, 7 and 10 of resolution 1596 S/PV.5836 (15 Feb. 2008). (2005); decides to extend, for the period specified in At the 5836th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/97 paragraph 1 above, the financial and travel measures was adopted unanimously: resolution 1799 (2008). imposed by paragraphs 13 and 15 of resolution 1596 (2005), paragraph 2 of resolution 1649 (2005), and S/PV.5861 (31 Mar. 2008). paragraph 13 of resolution 1698 (2006); also decides to At the 5861st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/213 extend, for the period specified in paragraph 1 above, the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1807 (2008). mandate of the Group of Experts referred to in paragraph 9 S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008). of resolution 1771 (2007). (Adopted unanimously, 5836th meeting, 15 Feb. 2008) S/PV.5998 (21 Oct. 2008). At the 5998th meeting, the President made a S/RES/1807(2008) [Renewal of measures on arms statement on behalf of Council members, in connection embargo against all non-governmental entities and with prior consultations among Council members on the individuals operating in the Democratic Republic of the item entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic Congo]. Republic of the Congo": S/PRST/2008/38. Decides, for a further period ending on 31 Dec. 2008, that all States shall take the necessary measures to S/PV.6006 (29 Oct. 2008). prevent the direct or indirect supply, sale or transfer, from At the 6006th meeting, the President made a their territories or by their nationals, or using their flag statement on behalf of Council members, in connection vessels or aircraft, of arms and any related materiel, and with prior consultations among Council members on the the provision of any assistance, advice or training related item entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic to military activities, including financing and financial Republic of the Congo": S/PRST/2008/40. assistance, to all non-governmental entities and individuals S/PV.6018 (20 Nov. 2008). operating in the territory of the Democratic Republic of the At the 6018th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/716 Congo; decides that all States shall notify in advance to was adopted unanimously : resolution 1843 (2008). the Committee any shipment of arms and related material for the Democratic Republic of the Congo, or any provision S/PV.6023 (26 Nov. 2008). of assistance, advice or training related to military activities S/PV.6024 (26 Nov. 2008). in the Democratic Republic of the Congo; decides that all States shall immediately freeze the funds, other financial S/PV.6043 (15 Dec. 2008). assets and economic resources which are on their S/PV.6055 (22 Dec. 2008). territories, which are owned or controlled, directly or At the 6055th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/800 indirectly, by persons or entities designated by the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1856 (2008). Committee; requests the Secretary-General to extend, for a period expiring on 31 Dec. 2008, the Group of Experts S/PV.6056 (22 Dec. 2008). established pursuant to resolution 1771; requests MONUC At the 6056th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/801 and the Group of Experts to continue to focus their was adopted unanimously: resolution 1857 (2008). monitoring activities in North and South Kivu and in Ituri. Resolutions (Adopted unanimously, 5861st meeting, 31 Mar. 2008) S/RES/1797(2008) [Authorization of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC) to assist the Congolese authorities in the organization, preparation and conduct of local elections]. Authorizes the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC), in close coordination with international partners and the United Nations Country Team, to provide assistance to the Congolese authorities, including the National Independent Electoral Commission, in the organization, preparation and conduct of local elections, as recommended in the letters of the Secretary-General dated 11Oct. and 30 Nov. 2007. (Adopted unanimously, 5828th meeting, 30 Jan. 2008) - 28 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION (continued) SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1843(2008) [Authorization of the temporary S/RES/1857(2008) [Renewal of measures on arms increase in the authorized military and formed police embargo against all non-governmental entities and strength of the UN Organization Mission in the individuals operating in the Democratic Republic of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)]. Congo]. Decides to authorize a temporary increase of Decides to renew until 30 Nov. 2009 the measures MONUC's authorized military strength by up to 2,785 on arms, transport, finance and travel imposed by para. 1 military personnel, and the strength of its formed police of resolution 1807 (2008); decides to renew, for the period unit by up to 300 personnel; authorizes the immediate specified in para. 1 above, the measures on transport deployment of those additional capacities until 31Dec. imposed by paras. 6 and 8 of resolution 1807 and reaffirms 2008 and expresses its intention to extend this the provisions of para. 7 of that resolution; decides to authorization on the occasion of MONUC's mandate renew, for the period specified in para. 1 the financial and renewal; stresses that this temporary increase in travel measures imposed by paras. 9 and 11 of that personnel aims at enabling MONUC to reinforce its resolution; requests the Secretary-General to extend, for a capacity to protect civilians, to reconfigure its structure and period expiring on 30 Nov. 2009, the Group of Experts forces and to optimize their deployment; underscores the established pursuant to resolution 1771 (2007); requests importance of MONUC implementing its mandate in full, the Group of Experts to continue to focus its activities in including through robust rules of engagement; emphasizes North and South Kivu and in Ituri; decides that, when that MONUC will be reviewed in view of the recent appropriate and no later than 30 Nov. 2009, it shall review developments by 31 Dec. 2008. (Adopted unanimously, the measures set forth in this resolution, with a view to 6018th meeting, 20 Nov. 2008) adjusting them, as appropriate, in the light of consolidation of the security situation in the Democratic Republic of the S/RES/1856(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Congo, in particular progress in security sector reform Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the including the integration of the armed forces and the Congo (MONUC)]. reform of the national police, and in disarming, Decides to extend the deployment of MONUC until demobilizing, repatriating, resettling and reintegrating, as 31 Dec. 2009 and authorizes the continuation until that appropriate, Congolese and foreign armed groups. date of up to 19,815 military personnel, 760 military (Adopted unanimously, 6056th meeting, 22 Dec. 2008) observers, 391 police personnel and 1,050 personnel of formed police units; requests MONUC to attach the highest DISARMAMENT priority to addressing the crisis in the Kivus; decides that MONUC shall, have the mandate working in close See also: NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION cooperation with the Government of the Democratic Reports Republic of the Congo; requests MONUC to strengthen its efforts to prevent and respond to sexual violence; S/2008/493 Letter, 8 July 2008, from the Chairman of the demands that all the parties to the Goma and Nairobi Security Council Committee established pursuant to processes respect the ceasefire; requests the Secretary- resolution 1540 (2004). Transmits report of the General and his Special Envoy for the Great Lakes region Committee on compliance with resolution 1540 (2004) to intensify their good offices; requests the Government of through the achievement of the implementation of its the Democratic Republic of the Congo to develop and requirements. implement as a matter of urgency a comprehensive General documents national security sector reform strategy; recalls the utmost importance of the fight against impunity. (Adopted S/2008/382 (A/62/863) Letter, 6 June 2008, from the unanimously, 6055th meeting, 22 Dec. 2008) Russian Federation. Transmits speech given by the President of the Russian Federation at a meeting with German political, parliamentary and civic leaders in Berlin on 5 June 2008. S/2008/775 (A/63/603) Identical letters, 9 Dec. 2008, from France. Transmits letter dated 5 Dec. 2008 from the President, in his capacity as current President of the Council of the European Union, addressed to the Secretary-General of the United Nations concerning the disarmament initiatives which the EU presented at the UN this year. S/2008/821 Letter, 26 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to para. 13 of Security Council resolution 1810 (2008) and informs that the Committee has initiated a discussion on options for developing and making more effective the existing funding mechanisms for the implementation of resolution 1540 (2004). - 29 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
DISARMAMENT (continued) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Draft resolutions General documents S/2008/273 Draft resolution [on non-proliferation of S/2008/294 Letter, 5 May 2008, from Djibouti. Transmits weapons of mass destruction and extension of the letter of the same date from the Minister for Foreign mandate of the Security Council Committee Established Affairs and International Cooperation reporting pursuant to Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non- progressive growth of Eritrean troops at their common Proliferation of Nuclear, Chemical and Biological border including preparations of fortifications and Weapons] / China, Croatia, France, Italy, Russian battlements; encloses time line of events from 4 Feb. to Federation, United Kingdom of Great Britain and 30 Apr. 2008. Northern Ireland and United States of America. S/2008/381 Letter, 9 June 2008, from Djibouti. Refers to Participation by non-Council members (without letter dated 5 May 2008 from Djibouti (S/2008/294) and the right to vote) reports that the illegal occupation of a portion of Djibouti by Eritrean troops has intensified and requests the S/PV.5886 (6 May 2008) Australia, Cuba, India, Israel, Security Council to dispatch a field mission to evaluate Japan, Qatar, Slovenia, Syrian Arab Republic and the situation and demand that troops pull back to their Venezuela. previous positions. Discussion in plenary S/2008/387 Letter, 11 June 2008, from Djibouti. Transmits S/PV.5877 (25 Apr. 2008). letter from the Minister of Foreign Affairs and At the 5877th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/273 International Cooperation concerning the situation on the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1810 (2008). border between Djibouti and Eritrea and requests the convening of an emergency meeting of the Security S/PV.5886 (6 May 2008). Council to put an end to the aggression allegedly S/PV.5955 (18 Aug. 2008). committed by the Eritrean armed forces. S/PV.5973 (11 Sept. 2008). S/2008/392 Letter, 22 May 2008, from the League of Arab States. Transmits (a) the Doha Agreement regarding the Resolutions outcome of the Lebanese national reconciliation S/RES/1810(2008) [Non-proliferation of weapons of mass conference; and (b) the outcome and resolutions issued destruction and on extension of the mandate of the by the Council of the League of Arab States at its Security Council Committee Established pursuant to extraordinary session held at the ministerial level on 11 Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of May 2008. Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons]. S/2008/446 Letter, 7 July 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to Urges States and international, regional and statement by the President of the Security Council of 12 subregional organizations to inform the Committee as June 2008 (S/PRST/2008/20) and states that the appropriate by 25 June 2008 of areas in which they are statement was unjustified and unwarranted. able to provide assistance; decides to extend the mandate of the 1540 Committee for a period of 3 years, with the S/2008/602 Letter, 11 Sept. 2008, from the Secretary- continued assistance of experts, until 25 Apr. 2011; General. Transmits report of the UN fact-finding mission requests the 1540 Committee to complete its report and to on the Djibouti-Eritrea crisis. submit it to the Security Council as soon as possible but S/2008/605 Letter, 16 Sept 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to no later than 31 July 2008; requests the 1540 Committee the UN fact-finding mission on the Djibouti-Eritrea crisis to consider a comprehensive review of the status of and states that Eritrea will not be party to an exercise implementation of resolution 1540 (2004) and to report to where the outcome has been pre-determined. the Council on its consideration on the matter by no later than 31 Jan. 2009; decides that the Committee should S/2008/635 Letter, 3 Oct. 2008, from Djibouti. Reports that submit an annual Programme of Work to the Security the President of Djibouti, will be in North America on Council before the end of each January; decides that the official and private business starting in mid-October and 1540 Committee will submit to the Security Council a would like to address the Security Council in connection report no later than 24 Apr. 2011 on compliance with with the Djibouti/Eritrea question on 22 and 23 Oct. 2008 resolution 1540 (2004) through the achievement of the and requests if necessary arrangements could be made implementation of its requirements. (Adopted unanimously, in this regard. 5877th meeting, 25 Apr. 2008) S/2008/766 Letter, 4 Dec. 2008, from Djibouti. Transmits letter from the President reporting alleged build-up of Eritrean troops at their common border and continuous refusal of withdrawal of forces by Eritrea.
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ERITREA–ETHIOPIA DJIBOUTI–ERITREA (continued) See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Statements by the President of the Security UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA Council Reports S/PRST/2008/20 Statement [made on behalf of the S/2008/40 Report of the Secretary-General on Ethiopia Security Council, at the 5908th meeting, 12 June 2008, and Eritrea. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Issued: 23 Jan. 2008. entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/2008/40/Corr.1 Report of the Secretary-General on Expresses its strong concern about the incidents Ethiopia and Eritrea : corrigendum. that occurred on 10 June along the frontier between Issued: 24 Jan. 2008. - Corrects text. Djibouti and Eritrea, which led to several deaths and dozens of wounded; condemns Eritrea's military action S/2008/145 Special report of the Secretary-General on the against Djibouti in Ras Doumeira and Doumeira Island; United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea. calls upon the parties to commit to a ceasefire and urges Issued: 3 Mar. 2008. both parties, in particular Eritrea, to withdraw forces to the S/2008/226 Special report of the Secretary-General on the status quo ante and engage in diplomatic efforts to resolve United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea. the matter peacefully and in a manner consistent with Issued: 7 Apr. 2008. international law; encourages the Secretary-General urgently to use his good offices and reach out to both S/2008/630 Letter, 2 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- parties to facilitate bilateral discussions to determine General. Reports that, with the termination of the arrangements for decreasing the military presence along mandate of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea as of the border and to develop confidence-building measures to 31 July 2008, the Secretary-General will no longer resolve the border situation. provide reports to the Security Council on the situation between the 2 countries on a regular basis and transmits Participation by non-Council members (without final report of the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary the right to vote) Commission, covering the period from 1 Jan. to 25 Aug. S/PV.5908 (12 June 2008) Djibouti. 2008. General documents S/PV.5924 (24 June 2008) Djibouti and Eritrea. S/2008/54 Letter, 29 Jan. 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to the S/PV.6000 (23 Oct. 2008) Djibouti and Eritrea. report of the Secretary-General on Ethiopia and Eritrea Discussion in plenary (S/2008/40) and states that the border issue between Ethiopia and Eritrea has come to a conclusion pursuant S/PV.5908 (12 June 2008). to the Border Commission's statement of 27 Nov. 2007; At the 5909th meeting, the President made a strongly protests the presentation of the report by the statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Acting Special Representative of the Secretary-General. with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "Peace and security in Africa": S/2008/66 Letter, 1 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- S/PRST/2008/20. General. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 21 Jan. 2008 drawing the attention of the Security Council S/PV.5924 (24 June 2008). to the critical fuel crisis facing the UN Mission in Ethiopia S/PV.6000 (23 Oct. 2008). and Eritrea (UNMEE) and informs the Security Council that if the Eritrean authorities do not reinstate the fuel EAST TIMOR SITUATION supply by 6 Feb. 2008, the Mission's personnel and See: TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION equipment will be relocated in order to avoid total immobilization of the Mission and endangerment of the ECUADOR–COLOMBIA safety and security of UN personnel. See: COLOMBIA–ECUADOR S/2008/68 Letter, 1 Feb. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits statement of the same date on Security Council ENVIRONMENT resolution 1798 (2008) issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. General documents S/2008/100 Letter, 15 Feb. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits S/2008/449 (A/62/902) Letter, 8 July 2008, from Cuba. press release by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Eritrea Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating concerning the relocation of the UN Mission in Ethiopia Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, letter from the and Eritrea. Minister for Foreign Affairs of Cuba addressed to the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, on the occasion of the 34th Summit of the Group of Eight Industrialized Countries (G-8) to be held in Hokkaido Toyako, Japan.
ERITREA–DJIBOUTI See: DJIBOUTI–ERITREA
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ERITREA–ETHIOPIA (continued) ERITREA–ETHIOPIA (continued) S/2008/114 Letter, 20 Feb. 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to S/2008/427 Letter, 30 June 2008, from the President of press statements about the situation of UNMEE and the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter states that Eritrea has not requested UN peacekeepers dated 5 June 2008 (S/2008/368) proposing that the to regroup in the capital nor has it seized arms or troops of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea equipment belonging to UNMEE and that the decision to (UNMEE) temporarily relocated from Eritrea to their regroup was made unilaterally by the UN; requests to be home countries be considered as repatriated and reports furnished with adequate information as to what the UN that members of the Council agree with the proposal intends to do with its regrouped troops in Asmara. contained in the letter. S/2008/148 Letter, 3 Mar. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits S/2008/446 Letter, 7 July 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to press release of 29 Mar. 2008 entitled "Ethiopia's statement by the President of the Security Council of 12 occupation must end" issued by the Permanent Mission June 2008 (S/PRST/2008/20) and states that the of Eritrea to the UN. statement was unjustified and unwarranted. S/2008/156 Letter, 4 Mar. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits S/2008/463 Letter, 15 July 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits press release of 3 Mar. 2008 issued by the Ministry of letter from the President requesting the Security Council Foreign Affairs, entitled "False accusations cannot to examine the acts of destabilization in the Horn of undermine the final and binding boundary demarcation Africa allegedly carried out by the United States. decision". S/2008/468 Letter, 17 July 2008, from Ethiopia. Transmits S/2008/172 Letter, 10 Mar. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs denying comments on the latest special report of the Secretary- allegations of a military takeover of Musa Ali as stated in General on the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea the recent communications from the President of Eritrea. (UNMEE) (S/2008/145). S/2008/487 Letter, 24 July 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to S/2008/200 Letter, 25 Mar. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits aide-memoire, dated 22 July 2008, presented by the letter dated 25 Mar. 2008 by the President of Eritrea Department of Peacekeeping Operations detailing regarding the situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia. options on how the UN could most effectively support [Eritrea and Ethiopia] in implementing the Algiers S/2008/214 Letter, 28 Mar. 2008, from Ethiopia. Transmits Agreements and states that the options detailed do not letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs regarding the address the cardinal issue and are not acceptable to situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia. Eritrea. S/2008/254 Letter, 15 Apr. 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to S/2008/487/Add.1 Letter, 24 July 2008, from Eritrea : Special report of the Secretary-General on the UN addendum : 2nd annex to the letter dated 24 July 2008 Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (S/2008/226) and alleges from the Permanent Representative of Eritrea to the that the report has several omissions and in some United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General : instances incorrect assertions and assumptions letter dated 1 July 2008 from the Legal Adviser to the particularly the circumstances surrounding the departure Office of the President of Eritrea to the President of the of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea and the status Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission : winding up of of the Temporary Security Zone. the operations of the Commission. S/2008/262 Letter, 18 Apr. 2008, from Ethiopia. Refers to S/2008/496 Letter, 28 July 2008, from the Secretary- letter dated 15 Apr. 2008 (S/2008/254) from Eritrea and General. Refers to identical letters of 3 July 2008 from refutes allegations contained therein; calls upon the the President of the Security Council 2008 to the Prime Security Council to take punitive measures against Minister of Ethiopia and the President of Eritrea asking Eritrea for violating the Agreement on Cessation of their views on future UN engagement in their countries Hostilities. and reports that during consultations with the S/2008/287 Letter, 30 Apr. 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to Secretariat, both parties have rejected the options of (a) statement of 30 Apr. 2008 by the President of the a small military observer mission, (b) a small political Security Council (S/PRST/2008/12) on the situation and military liaison office or (c) a Special Envoy of the between Eritrea and Ethiopia and states that as the Secretary-General based in New York. Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission completed its S/2008/673 Letter, 24 Oct. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits work on 30 Nov. 2007 the Security Council should letter dated 24 Oct. 2008 from the President concerning officially terminate the mandate of the UN Mission in the maintenance of peace and security between Eritrea- Ethiopia and Eritrea. Ethiopia and Djibouti-Eritrea; calls on the Security S/2008/368 Letter, 5 June 2008, from the Secretary- Council to implement the findings of the Eritrea-Ethiopia General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1798 Boundary Commission. (2008) and the Council's presidential statements S/2008/690 Letter, 4 Nov. 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to S/PRST/2008/7 and S/PRST/2008/12 on the extension letters dated 7 July 2008 (S/2008/446) and 24 Oct. 2008 of the mandate of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (S/2008/673) and alleges that Ethiopia has occupied (UNMEE) and reports that the temporary relocation of Mount Musa Ali in May 2008 and calls on the Security UNMEE military personnel from Eritrea to their home Council to implement the findings of the Eritrea-Ethiopia countries was completed on 19 May 2008. Boundary Commission. - 32 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
ERITREA–ETHIOPIA (continued) ERITREA–ETHIOPIA (continued) S/2008/700 Letter, 10 Nov. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits S/PV.5838 (15 Feb. 2008). letter dated 7 Nov. 2008 from the President concerning At the 5838th meeting, the President made a the maintenance of peace and security between Eritrea- statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Ethiopia and Djibouti-Eritrea; calls on the Security connection with prior consultations among Council Council to implement the findings of the Eritrea-Ethiopia members on the item entitled "The situation between Boundary Commission. Eritrea and Ethiopia": S/PRST/2008/7. Draft resolutions S/PV.5883 (30 Apr. 2008). At the 5883rd meeting, the President made a S/2008/49 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate statement on behalf of Council members, in connection of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)] / with prior consultations among Council members on the Belgium. item entitled "The situation in Eritrea and Ethiopia": S/2008/491 Draft resolution [on termination of the S/PRST/2008/12. mandate of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea S/PV.5946 (30 July 2008). (UNMEE)] / Belgium. At the 5946th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/491 Statements by the President of the Security was adopted unanimously: resolution 1827 (2008). Council Resolutions S/PRST/2008/7 Statement [made on behalf of the S/RES/1798(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Security Council, at the 5838th meeting, 15 Feb. 2008, Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)]. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Mission in entitled "The situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia"] / Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) for a period of 6 months, by the President of the Security Council. until 31July 2008; reiterates its call that the parties show Expresses deep concern about the impediments and maximum restraint and refrain from any threat or use of logistical constraints put on the Mission in its attempts to force against each other; reiterates its demands on Eritrea organize this temporary relocation; strongly condemns the to withdraw immediately all troops and heavy military lack of cooperation from the Government of Eritrea which equipment from the Temporary Security Zone (TSZ), to not only gravely contravenes UN Security Council provide UNMEE with the necessary access, assistance, resolutions and the Agreement on the Cessation of support and protection required for the performance of its Hostilities of 18 June 2000 (S/2000/601) but also fails to duties and to remove immediately and without comply with Eritrea's general obligation to assist forces preconditions the restrictions on UNMEE; reiterates its call that have been stationed with its consent; holds Eritrea on Ethiopia to reduce the number of military forces in the responsible for the safety and security of the Mission and areas adjacent to the TSZ; demands that the government its personnel; demands that the Government of Eritrea of Eritrea resumes immediately fuel shipments to UNMEE resume full cooperation with UNMEE, including by ending or allows UNMEE to import fuel without restrictions.. all its restrictions on the Mission, and abide by all its (Adopted unanimously, 5829th meeting, 30 Jan. 2008) obligations as a UN Member State. S/RES/1827(2008) [Termination of the mandate of the UN S/PRST/2008/12 Statement [made on behalf of the Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)]. Security Council, at the 5883rd meeting, 30 Apr. 2008, in Decides to terminate UNMEE's mandate effective on connection with the Council's consideration of the item 31 July 2008, emphasizes that this termination is without entitled "The situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia" ] / prejudice to Ethiopia and Eritrea's obligations under the by the President of the Security Council. Algiers Agreements and calls upon both countries to Recalls its previous condemnation of Eritrea's lack of cooperate fully with the UN including in the process of cooperation; stresses that the primary responsibility for liquidation of UNMEE; demands Ethiopia and Eritrea to achieving a comprehensive and lasting settlement of the comply fully with their obligations under the Algiers border dispute and normalizing their relations rests with Agreements, to show maximum restraint and refrain from the parties themselves; urges both sides to show any threat or use of force against each other, and to avoid maximum restraint and to refrain from any threat or use of provocative military activities; strongly supports the force against each other and calls upon the parties to ongoing efforts by the Secretary-General and the address forthwith the unresolved issues in accordance international community to engage with Ethiopia and with the commitments made in the Algiers Agreements. Eritrea to help them to implement the Algiers Agreements, Discussion in plenary to normalize their relations, to promote stability between them, and to lay the foundation for a comprehensive and S/PV.5826 (25 Jan. 2008). lasting peace between them, and urges again Ethiopia and S/PV.5829 (30 Jan. 2008). Eritrea to accept the Secretary-General's good offices; At the 5829th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/49 requests the Secretary-General to further explore with was adopted unanimously: resolution 1798 (2008). Ethiopia and Eritrea the possibility of a UN presence in Ethiopia and Eritrea in the context of the maintenance of international peace and security. (Adopted unanimously, 5946th meeting, 30 July 2008)
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ETHIOPIA–ERITREA FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) See: ERITREA–ETHIOPIA S/2008/89 Letter, 8 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 30 Jan. 2008 from the EUFOR Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the See: BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION international security presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-31 Dec. 2007. EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/2008/188 Letter, 18 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- General documents General. Transmits report of the Secretary-General and High Representative for the Common Foreign and S/2008/469 Letter, 16 July 2008, from Georgia. Transmits Security Policy of the European Union on the activities of statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs dated 16 the European Union Police Mission in Bosnia and July 2008 alleging that the Russian Federation has Herzegovina covering the period 1 July-31 Dec. 2007 reported launching of large-scale military exercises prepared in accordance with the statement by the involving approximately 8000 servicemen and 700 President of the Security Council of 12 Dec. 2002 pieces of military hardware on 15 July 2008 in the North (S/PRST/2003/23). Caucasus, in the immediate vicinity of the Georgian State border. S/2008/204 Letter, 26 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter from the Secretary-General of S/2008/594 Letter, 4 Sept. 2008, from Finland. Requests NATO attaching report on the international security the convening of a meeting of the Security Council presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-30 Jan. 2008. during the ministerial week of the 63rd session of the General Assembly in order for the Minister of Foreign S/2008/211 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Affairs of Finland, in the capacity as Chairman-in-Office Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Issued: 28 Mar. 2008. Europe, to address the Security Council in accordance S/2008/300 Letter, 6 May 2008, from the Secretary- with rule 39 of the provisional rules of procedure. General. Transmits letter of 30 Apr. 2008 from the High Discussion in plenary Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina enclosing the 33rd report on the Implementation of the Peace S/PV.5982 (26 Sept. 2008). Agreement for the period 1 Oct. 2007-31 Mar. 2008, FORMER YUGOSLAVIA–HUMAN RIGHTS submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1031 (1995). See also: FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/2008/331 Letter, 16 May 2008, from the Secretary- Reports General. Transmits monthly report on the international S/2008/242 Letter, 11 Apr. 2008, from the Secretary- security presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-29 General. Refers to Security Council resolutions 1575 Feb. 2008. (2004), 1639 (2005) and 1722 (2006) and conveys letter S/2008/354 Report of the Secretary-General on the dated 8 Apr. 2008 from the Secretary-General and High United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Issued: 12 June 2008. Policy of the European Union transmitting the 10th report on the activities of the European Union military mission S/2008/362 Letter, 3 June 2008, from the Secretary- in Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUFOR), covering the General. Transmits report on the international security period 1 Dec. 2007-29 Feb. 2008. presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 31 Mar. 2008. FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/2008/413 Letter, 23 June 2008, from the Secretary- See also: BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION General. Transmits report of the Secretary-General and FORMER YUGOSLAVIA–HUMAN RIGHTS High Representative for the Common Foreign and INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER Security Policy of the European Union on the activities of YUGOSLAVIA the European Union military mission (EUFOR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina covering the period 1 Mar.-31 May KFOR 2008. KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/2008/458 Report of the Secretary-General on the UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. KOSOVO Issued: 15 July 2008. Reports S/2008/477 Letter, 21 July 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/36 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 8 July 2008 from the General. Transmits monthly report on the international Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the security presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-30 international security presence in Kosovo covering the Nov. 2007. period 1-30 Apr. 2008.
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) S/2008/515 (A/63/210) Report of the International S/2008/44 Letter, 22 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia : note / by the General. Refers to letter dated 12 Dec. 2007 from the Secretary-General. President of the International Tribunal for the Former Issued: 4 Aug. 2008. - Transmits the 15th annual Yugoslavia circulated to members of the Security report of the International Tribunal for the Former Council under cover of letter from the Secretary-General Yugoslavia covering the period 1 Aug. 2007-31 July 2008 of 31 Dec. 2007 (S/2007/788) and transmits again letter from the President requesting that the Security Council S/2008/549 Letter, 11 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- authorize the appointment of the additional ad litem General. Transmits report on the international security judges without limiting to specific cases and without presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 31 specifying a strict time limit by which the number of ad May 2008. litem judges must return to the maximum of 12 set out in S/2008/600 Letter, 10 Sept. 2008, from the Secretary- article 12 (I) of the statute of the Tribunal. General. Transmits report on the international security S/2008/92 Letter, 12 Feb. 2008, from Serbia. Requests presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 30 the convening of an urgent meeting of the Security June 2008. Council to consider the situation in Kosovo. S/2008/638 Letter, 2 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/93 Letter, 12 Feb. 2008, from Russian Federation. General. Transmits report on the international security Requests the convening of an urgent meeting of the presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 31 Security Council on 14 Feb. 2008 to consider July 2008. developments in Kosovo. S/2008/692 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/99 Letter, 8 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. General. Refers to letters dated 12 Dec. 2007 Issued: 24 Nov. 2008. (S/2007/788) and 14 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/44) from the S/2008/705 Letter, 13 Nov. 2008, from the Secretary- President of the International Tribunal for the Former General. Transmits letter dated 10 Nov. 2008 from the Yugoslavia and transmits letter from the President giving High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina further explanation of the request concerning the enclosing the 34th report on the Implementation of the appointment of additional ad litem judges to enable the Peace Agreement for the period 1 Apr.-31 Oct. 2008, Tribunal to start conducting new trials in furtherance of submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1031 the Tribunal's completion strategy. (1995). S/2008/103 Letter, 17 Feb. 2008, from Serbia. Requests S/2008/732 Letter, 25 Nov. 2008, from the Secretary- the convening of an emergency meeting of the Security General. Transmits report of the High Representative for Council to consider the unilateral declaration of the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the independence of Kosovo and Metohija. European Union and Secretary-General of the Council of S/2008/104 Letter, 17 Feb. 2008, from the Russian the European Union on the activities of the European Federation. Supports the request made by Serbia for an Union Police Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina emergency meeting of the Security Council to consider covering the period from April to September 2008. the unilateral declaration of independence of Kosovo S/2008/838 Letter, 30 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- and Metohija. General. Transmits letter dated 22 Dec. 2008 from the S/2008/105 Letter, 18 Feb. 2008, from Slovenia. Secretary-General and High Representative for the Transmits, on behalf of the Presidency of the European Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union, conclusions of the Council of the European Union Union, transmitting the 15th report on the activities of the on Kosovo and on Western Balkans, adopted in European Union military mission in Bosnia and Brussels on 18 Feb. 2008. Herzegovina (EUFOR), which covers the period 1 June- 31 Aug. 2008. S/2008/106 Letter, 18 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- General documents General. Transmits letter from the European Union High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security S/2008/7 Letter, 4 Jan. 2008, from Serbia. Transmits Policy regarding the decision by the European Union to comments of the Government on the report of the deploy a rule of law mission to Kosovo within the Secretary-General on the UN Interim Administration framework provided by in Security Council resolution Mission in Kosovo, covering the period from 1 Sept. to 1244 (1999) and the appointment of the European Union 15 Dec. 2007 (S/2007/768); encloses comments on the Special Representative for Kosovo. technical assessment of progress in the implementation S/2008/108 (A/62/700) Letter, 17 Feb. 2008, from the of standards for Kosovo. Russian Federation. Transmits official statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of 17 Feb. 2008 on the unilateral proclamation of independence of Kosovo; calls for the convening of an emergency meeting of the Security Council to examine the situation.
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) S/2008/111 (A/62/703) Letter, 17 Feb. 2008, from Serbia. S/2008/411 Letter, 20 June 2008, from the Secretary- Transmits letter from the President of Serbia concerning General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to the unilateral declaration of independence by the appoint Lamberto Zannier (Italy) as his Special Provisional Institutions of Self-Government of Kosovo Representative and Head of the UN Interim and Metohija from the Republic of Serbia; states that the Administration Mission in Kosovo, to replace Joachim Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija is an Rücker(Germany) , who completed his assignment on integral part of Serbia and demands the Special 20 June 2008. Representative of the Secretary-General to abrogate all S/2008/412 Letter, 23 June 2008, from the President of acts and actions by which the unilateral independence the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 20 June 2008 has been declared. from the Secretary-General (S/2008/411) expressing his S/2008/123 (A/63/62) Letter, 19 Feb. 2008, from the intention to appoint Lamberto Zannier (Italy) as his Russian Federation. Transmits joint statement by the Special Representative and Head of the United Nations Chamber Council of the Council of Federation and the Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo and states that Council of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of members of the Council have taken note of the intention the Russian Federation concerning the self-proclamation expressed in the letter. of independence by the territory of Kosovo (Serbia) S/2008/489 Letter, 24 July 2008, from Serbia. Transmits adopted on 18 Feb. 2008. letter from the President of the National Council for S/2008/162 Letter, 6 Mar. 2008, from Serbia. Requests Cooperation with the International Tribunal for the the convening of an urgent meeting of the Security Former Yugoslavia reporting that the issue of the Council to consider the unilateral declaration of testimony of Alexandar Dimitrijevic before the Tribunal independence by Kosovo and its subsequent recognition has been brought to an end with the testimony of the by some States Members of the UN. witness via videoconference link on 8 and 9 July 2008 from the Tribunal's field office in Belgrade. S/2008/260 Letter, 17 Apr. 2008, from Serbia. Transmits comments on the report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/507 Letter, 25 July 2008, from the Secretary- UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo General. Refers to article 13 bis, para. 2 of the statute of (S/2008/211) together with comments on the technical the International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons assessment of progress in the implementation of the Responsible for Serious Violations of International standard for Kosovo; transmits also the resolution of the Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the National Assembly on the acts of the Provisional Former Yugoslavia since 1991 and proposes to appoint Institutions of Self-Government in Kosovo and Metohija Christoph Flügge (Germany) to replace Judge Wolfgang concerning the proclamation of unilateral independence. Schomburg as a permanent judge of the Tribunal. S/2008/290 (A/62/826) Letter, 23 Apr. 2008, from S/2008/508 Letter, 30 July 2008, from the President of the Macedonia. Transmits letter dated 21 Apr. 2008 from the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter of President reporting violation of article 11 of the Interim 25 July 2008 (S/2008/507) and reports that, having Accord by Greece by objecting to the invitation to NATO consulted the Council members, he supports the membership making the invitation conditional on the Secretary-General's intention to appoint Christoph prior reaching of a mutually acceptable solution Flügge as a permanent judge of the International regarding the name of the Republic. Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. S/2008/326 Letter, 13 May 2008, from the President of the S/2008/555 Letter, 13 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- International Criminal Tribunal for the Former General. Refers to letter dated 30 July 2008 from the Yugoslavia. Transmits assessments of the President and President of the Security Council (S/2008/508) and of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal reports that a corresponding letter has been received for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted pursuant to para. 6 from the President of the General Assembly and that, of the Security Council resolution 1534 (2004). accordingly, the Secretary-General has appointed Christoph Flügge as a permanent judge of the S/2008/346 (A/62/848) Letter, 23 May 2008, from International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Greece. Refers to letter dated 23 May 2008 from the Yugoslavia. President of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (A/62/826-S/2008/290) regarding violation of articles 11 S/2008/621 (A/63/458) Letter, 24 Sept. 2008, from the and 5 of the Interim Accord by Greece and refutes Secretary-General. Transmits 2 letters from the allegations made and confirms Greece's commitment to President of the International Tribunal for the Former the Interim Accord and relevant Security Council Yugoslavia requesting the extension of the terms of resolutions. office of the permanent and ad litem judges elected to serve with the Tribunal in 2005 and whose terms of S/2008/401 Letter, 17 June 2008, from Serbia. Requests office expire on 16 Nov. 2009 and 23 Aug. 2009, that a meeting of the Security Council be convened to respectively and requests the approval of the Security consider the report of the Secretary-General on the UN Council, as the parent organ of the Tribunal, as the Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (S/2008/354) statute of the Tribunal does not provide for the extension and that the President of Serbia be allowed to participate of the terms of office of the Tribunal's judges. in the meeting and to make a statement.
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) S/2008/729 Letter, 21 Nov. 2008, from the President of S/PRST/2008/47 Statement [made on behalf of the the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Security Council, at the 6053rd meeting, 19 Dec. 2008, Yugoslavia. Transmits assessments of the President and in connection with the Council's consideration of the item of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal entitled "International Tribunal for the Prosecution of for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted pursuant to para. 6 Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of of the Security Council resolution 1534 (2004). International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991; S/2008/767 Letter, 5 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- International Criminal Tribunal for the Prosecution of General. Transmits letter dated 26 Nov. 2008 from the Persons Responsible for Genocide and Other Serious President of the International Tribunal for the Former Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed Yugoslavia seeking an extension of the terms of Security in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan Citizens Council resolution 1800 (2008), adopted on 20 Feb. Responsible for Genocide and Other Such Violations 2008, so that the Tribunal may be authorized to have Committed in the Territory of Neighbouring States, more than the statutory maximum of 12 ad litem judges between 1 Jan. 1994 and 31 Dec. 1994"] / by the beyond 31 December 2008. President of the Security Council. S/2008/803 Letter, 12 Dec. 2008, from Serbia. Transmits Notes with concern that the deadline for completion letter from the President clarifying the position of Serbia of trial activities at first instance has not been met and that on the reconfiguration of the international civilian the Tribunals have indicated that their work is not likely to presence in the province of Kosovo and Metohija in the end in 2010; emphasizes that trials must be conducted by wake of the latest report on Kosovo to the Security the Tribunals as quickly and efficiently as possible and Council (S/2008/692). expresses its determination to support their efforts toward Draft resolutions the completion of their work at the earliest date; reaffirms the necessity of persons indicted by the International S/2008/107 Draft resolution [on the appointment of Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 (ICTY) and International Criminal Tribunal for the S/2008/618 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Genocide and office of permanent and ad litem judges to the Other Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia Committed in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan (ICTY)]. Citizens Responsible for Genocide and Other Such S/2008/720 Draft resolution [authorizing Member States to Violations Committed in the Territory of Neighbouring establish a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) in States, between 1 Jan. 1994 and 31 Dec. 1994 (ICTR) Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal successor to SFOR] being brought to justice; underlines again the need for the / Belgium, Croatia, France, Italy, Russian Federation, Tribunals to concentrate their work on the prosecution and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland trial of the most senior leaders suspected of being most and United States of America. responsible for crimes within their jurisdiction, acknowledges the need to establish an ad hoc mechanism S/2008/780 Draft resolution [on the appointment of to carry out a number of essential functions of the additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunals, including the trial of high-level fugitives, after the Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. closure of the Tribunals. Statements by the President of the Security Participation by non-Council members (without Council the right to vote) S/PRST/2008/44 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.5821 (16 Jan. 2008) Serbia. Security Council, at the 6025th meeting, 26 Nov. 2008, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.5839 (18 Feb. 2008) Republic of Serbia. entitled "Security Council resolutions 1160 (1998), 1199 S/PV.5850 (10 Mar. 2008) Serbia. (1998), 1203 (1999) and 1244 (1999)"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.5894 (19 May 2008) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Welcomes the Secretary-General's report on UNMIK Serbia and Slovenia. (S/2008/692) dated 24 Nov. 2008 and, taking into account S/PV.5904 (4 June 2008) Rwanda, Serbia and Slovenia. the positions of Belgrade and Pristina on the report which were reflected in their respective statements, welcomes S/PV.5917 (20 June 2008) Serbia. their intentions to cooperate with the international S/PV.5944 (25 July 2008) Serbia. community; welcomes the cooperation between UN and other international actors, within the framework of Security S/PV.6021 (20 Nov. 2008) Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council Resolution 1244 (1999), and also welcomes the continuing efforts of the European Union to advance the S/PV.6025 (26 Nov. 2008) Albania, Germany and Serbia. European perspective of the whole of the Western S/PV.6033 (5 Dec. 2008) Bosnia and Herzegovina. Balkans, thereby making a decisive contribution to regional stability and prosperity. 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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) Discussion in plenary Resolutions S/PV.5821 (16 Jan. 2008). S/RES/1800(2008) [Appointment of additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the S/PV.5822 (16 Jan. 2008). Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. S/PV.5835 (14 Feb. 2008). Decides that the Secretary-General may appoint, within existing resources, additional ad litem Judges upon S/PV.5839 (18 Feb. 2008). request of the President of the International Tribunal in S/PV.5841 (20 Feb. 2008). order to conduct additional trials, notwithstanding the fact At the 5841st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/107 that the total number of ad litem Judges appointed to the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1800 (2008). Chambers will from time to time temporarily exceed the maximum of 12 provided for in article 12 (1) of the Statute S/PV.5850 (10 Mar. 2008). of the International Tribunal, to a maximum of 16 at any S/PV.5871 (21 Apr. 2008). one time, returning to a maximum of 12 by 31 Dec. 2008. (Adopted unanimously, 5841st meeting, 20 Feb. 2008) S/PV.5894 (19 May 2008). S/RES/1837(2008) [Extension of the terms of office of S/PV.5904 (4 June 2008). permanent and ad litem judges to the International S/PV.5917 (20 June 2008). Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. Decides to extend the terms of office of 4 permanent S/PV.5944 (25 July 2008). judges at the Tribunal who are members of the Appeals S/PV.5986 (29 Sept. 2008). Chamber until 31 Dec. 2010, 10 permanent judges at the Tribunal who are members of the Trial Chambers until 31 At the 5986th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/618 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1837 (2008). Dec. 2009, 14 ad litem judges, currently serving at the Tribunal until 31 Dec. 2009, and 13 ad litem judges who S/PV.6021 (20 Nov. 2008). are not currently appointed to serve at the Tribunal until 31 At the 6021st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/720 Dec. 2009; decides to amend article 12, paragraphs 1 and was adopted unanimously: resolution 1845 (2008). 2, of the Statute of the Tribunal and to replace those paras with the provisions set out in the annex to this resolution. S/PV.6025 (26 Nov. 2008). (Adopted unanimously, 5986th meeting, 29 Sept. 2008) At the 6025th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/RES/1845(2008) [Authorization of the Member States to connection with prior consultations among Council establish a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) in members on the item entitled "Security Council resolutions Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal successor to SFOR]. 1160 (1998), 1199 (1998), 1203 (1999) and 1244 (1999)": Reaffirms once again its support for the Peace S/PRST/2008/44. Agreement; expresses its support for the declarations of the Ministerial meetings of the Peace Implementation S/PV.6033 (5 Dec. 2008). Conference; welcomes the EU's intention to maintain an S/PV.6040 (12 Dec. 2008). European Union (EU) military operation to Bosnia and At the 6040th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/780 Herzegovina from Nov. 2008; welcomes the decision of was adopted unanimously : resolution 1849 (2008). NATO to continue to maintain a presence in Bosnia and Herzegovina; authorizes the Member States to effect the S/PV.6041 (12 Dec. 2008). implementation of and to ensure compliance with Annexes S/PV.6053 (19 Dec. 2008). 1-A and 2 of the Peace Agreement; demands that the At the 6053rd meeting, the President made a parties respect the security and freedom of movement of statement, on behalf of the Council members, in EUFOR, the NATO presence, and other international connection with prior consultations among Council personnel; reiterates its appreciation for the deployment by members on the item entitled "International Tribunal for the the EU of its Police Mission (EUPM) to Bosnia and Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations Herzegovina since 1 Jan. 2003. (Adopted unanimously, of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the 6021st meeting, 20 Nov. 2008) Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991": S/PRST/2008/47.
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1849(2008) [Appointment of additional ad litem S/2008/257 Letter, 17 Apr. 2008, from Georgia. Alleges judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the that the Russian Government has launched formal former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. cooperation with authorities of Abkhazia, Georgia and Decides that the Secretary-General may appoint, the Tshinvali region/South Ossetia and requests the within existing resources, additional ad litem Judges upon convening of a meeting of the Security Council in the request of the President of the International Tribunal in near future to address the issue. order to complete existing trials or conduct additional trials, S/2008/298 (A/62/827) Identical letters, 1 May 2008, from notwithstanding that the total number of ad litem Judges Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and the appointed to the Chambers will from time to time President of the Security Council. Transmits joint temporarily exceed the maximum of 12 provided for in statement of 30 Apr. 2008 of the Presidents of Ukraine article 12 (1) of the Statute of the International Tribunal, to and Georgia and statements of the Ministry of Foreign a maximum of 16 at any one time, returning to a maximum Affairs of Georgia dated 29 and 30 Apr. 2008 on of 12 by 28 February 2009. (Adopted unanimously, 6040th increasing the number of peacekeepers in Abkhazia, meeting, 12 Dec. 2008) Georgia. GEORGIA SITUATION S/2008/299 (A/62/830) Identical letters, 5 May 2008, from See also: UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statements Reports from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs dated 5 May 2008 S/2008/38 Report of the Secretary-General on the refuting information allegedly made by the Russian situation in Abkhazia, Georgia. Federation concerning the downing of Georgian Issued: 23 Jan. 2008. reconnaissance aerial vehicles. S/2008/219 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/342 Letter, 27 May 2008, from Georgia. States situation in Abkhazia, Georgia. that the report of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia Issued: 2 Apr. 2008. regarding the downing of a Georgian unmanned aerial vehicle by the Russian military aircraft over the territory S/2008/480 Report of the Secretary-General on the of Abkhazia on 20 Apr. 2008 was released on 26 May situation in Abkhazia, Georgia. 2008 and asks for the convening of a Security Council Issued: 23 July 2008. meeting with the participation of the representative of S/2008/631 Report of the Secretary-General on the Georgia in order to address the issue. situation in Abkhazia, Georgia. S/2008/345 (A/62/850) Identical letters, 27 May 2008, Issued: 3 Oct. 2008. from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and General documents the President of the Security Council. Transmits statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the S/2008/167 Letter, 7 Mar. 2008, from Georgia. Transmits downing of a Georgian unmanned aerial vehicle by statement of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs dated 7 Mar. Russian military aircraft over the territory of Abkhazia, 2008, regarding the recent developments in the conflict Georgia, on 20 Apr. 2008. settlement process in Abkhazia, Georgia. S/2008/357 (A/62/852) Identical letters, 2 June 2008, S/2008/168 Letter, 10 Mar. 2008, from the Russian from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and Federation. Transmits text of press release of the the President of the Security Council. Transmits Ministry of Foreign Affairs, entitled "Russian Federation statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs dated 31 withdraws from regime of restrictions established in 1996 May 2008 concerning information that units and special for Abkhazia". equipment of the Railway and Engineering Forces of the S/2008/197 (A/62/765) Identical letters, 25 Mar. 2008, Russian Federation entered the territory of Georgia, in from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and particular Abkhazia, without agreement with the the President of the Security Council. Transmits Government of Georgia. statement of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, dated 24 S/2008/363 Letter, 4 June 2008, from the Russian Mar. 2008, on the latest statement of the State Duma of Federation. Transmits press release from the Ministry of the Russian Federation on the Russian Federation's Foreign Affairs dated 3 June 2008 on the issue of policy with respect to Abkhazia, South Ossetia and participation of Russian military personnel in the Transdniestria. rehabilitation of the railway infrastructure of Abkhazia, S/2008/234 Letter, 9 Apr. 2008, from Georgia. Transmits Georgia. statement from the Ministry for Foreign Affairs referring S/2008/450 (A/62/904) Identical letters, 8 July 2008, from to a letter from the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and the Federation; alleges that the Russian side is taking President of the Security Council. Transmits statement of provocative steps by entering into direct cooperation with the Government dated 7 July 2008 on the explosions in the Abkhazian authorities regarding the transfer of Georgia's region of Abkhazia. prisoners holding Russian citizenship and serving their sentences in the territory of Abkhazia.
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GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) S/2008/453 Letter, 10 July 2008, from Georgia. Reports S/2008/538 Letter, 10 Aug. 2008, from the United States. that on 8 July 2008 Russian military aircraft allegedly Requests that an emergency meeting of the Security intruded into Georgian airspace and requests for the Council be convened on 10 Aug. 2008, under the convening of a Security Council meeting with the Council's agenda item entitled "The Situation in participation of the representative of Georgia in order to Georgia", to address the escalation of violence in address the issue. Georgia. S/2008/464 (A/62/909) Identical letters, 10 July 2008, S/2008/540 Letter, 11 Aug. 2008, from Georgia. Requests from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and that an emergency meeting of the Security Council be the President of the Security Council. Transmits convened on 11 Aug. 2008 with the participation of the statements of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding representative of Georgia regarding the alleged military the alleged violation of the airspace of Georgia by the occupation of Georgia by the Russian Federation. military aircraft of the Russian Federation. S/2008/541 (A/62/927) Letter, 9 Aug. 2008, from Georgia. S/2008/497 Letter, 25 July 2008, from Georgia. Transmits Transmits press statement issued by the Government on appeal from the Parliament of Georgia to the 9 Aug. 2008 concerning alleged bombing of pipelines international community, international organizations and which transport oil and gas to Europe by the Russian air parliaments of partner countries for the settlement of the force. dispute between Georgia and the Russian Federation S/2008/542 (A/62/926) Identical letters, 9 Aug. 2008, from concerning alleged repeated military aggression by the Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and the Russian Federation. President of the Security Council. Transmits texts of the S/2008/518 Letter, 30 July 2008, from the Secretary- appeals of the Parliament of Georgia of 8 Aug. 2008 to General. Refers to the UN Observer Mission in Georgia the population residing in South Ossetia and to the and reports his intention to appoint Johan Verbeke international community. (Belgium) as a Special Representative for Georgia and S/2008/543 (A/62/925) Identical letters, 9 Aug. 2008, from Head of UN Observer Mission in Georgia. Georgia. Transmits statements issued by the Ministry of S/2008/519 Letter, 1 Aug. 2008, from the President of the Foreign Affairs on 8 and 9 Aug. 2008 regarding the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter bombing of Tskhinvali by Russian air force and artillery dated 30 July 2008 (S/2008/518) and reports that undertaken during the 3 hour cease-fire moratorium members of the Council have taken note of his intention announced by the Government of Georgia. to appoint Johan Verbeke (Belgium) as his Special S/2008/544 (A/62/953) Letter dated 2008/08/09 from the Representative for Georgia and Head of UN Observer Permanent Representative of Georgia to the United Mission in Georgia. Nations addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/533 Letter, 7 Aug. 2008, from the Russian President of the Security Council. Federation. Requests that an emergency meeting of the Transmits text of letter of the same date from the Security Council be convened on 7 Aug. 2008 to Minister for Foreign Affairs, "Ordinance no. 402 of the consider the situation in South Ossetia, Georgia. President of Georgia on the Declaration of the State of War on the Whole Territory of Georgia and Full Mobilization" S/2008/534 (A/62/923) Identical letters, 7 Aug. 2008, from and "Decision of the Parliament of Georgia on the Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and the endorsement of Ordinance No. 402, Decree of the President of the Security Council. Transmits statement of President of Georgia, 9 August 2008, on the Declaration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of 7 Aug. 2008 regarding the State of War on the Whole Territory of Georgia and Full the latest developments in the Tskhinvali region, Mobilization". Georgia. S/2008/545 Letter, 11 Aug. 2008, from the Russian S/2008/535 (A/62/924) Letter, 7 Aug. 2008, from Georgia. Federation. Refers to the discussions at the 5951st and Transmits statement by the President of Georgia made subsequent meetings of the Security Council and states on 7 Aug. 2008 regarding the latest developments in the that the action of the Russian Federation in Georgia was Tskhinvali region, Georgia. in self-defence and the use of force by the Russian side S/2008/536 Letter, 8 Aug. 2008, from Georgia. Reports is proportionate to the scale of attack. that on 8 Aug. 2008 Russian military aircraft allegedly S/2008/546 (A/62/928) Letter, 11 Aug. 2008, from intruded into Georgian airspace and bombed civilian and Ukraine. Transmits statement of the Ministry of Foreign military infrastructure; reports also that regular army Affairs issued on 8 Aug. 2008 regarding the deterioration units invaded the Tskhinvali region of Georgia; requests of the situation in South Ossetia, Georgia; calls on all the convening of a Security Council meeting with the parties to end hostilities and engage in negotiations to participation of the representative of Georgia in order to achieve a peaceful settlement. address these issues. S/2008/537 Letter, 9 Aug. 2008, from Georgia. Requests that a meeting of the Security Council be convened on 10 Aug. 2008, with the participation of the representative of Georgia, regarding the alleged military actions launched by the Russian Federation against Georgia. - 40 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) S/2008/551 (A/62/931) Letter, 13 Aug. 2008, from S/2008/725 Letter, 20 Nov. 2008, from Georgia. Transmits Georgia. Reports that Russian soldiers have allegedly 2 statements of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reporting taken a number of uniforms and other items of on the meetings of 2 working groups, on security and recognition belonging to the Georgian armed forces and stability issues in Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali Region expresses concern that these uniforms might be used by and the return of internally displaced persons and the Russian side for provocations and unlawful refugees, at the Geneva talks of 18 and 19 Nov.; reports behaviour. also of acts of provocation against Georgia on 20 Nov. 2008. S/2008/557 (A/62/935) Identical letters, 15 Aug. 2008, from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and Draft resolutions the President of the Security Council. Transmits appeal S/2008/248 Draft resolution [on settlement of the of the Parliament of Georgia calling upon the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict and extension of the mandate international community to do its utmost to make sure of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)] / that military units of the Russian Federation leave the Croatia, France, Germany, Russian Federation, United territory of Georgia, including the Tskinvali region and Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Abkhazia. United States of America. S/2008/561 Letter, 19 Aug. 2008, from France. Requests S/2008/639 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate the convening of an emergency meeting of the Security of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)]. Council on 19 Aug. 2008 to address the situation in Georgia. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/2008/562 (A/62/936) Identical letters, 16 Aug. 2008, from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and S/PV.5866 (15 Apr. 2008) Germany. the President of the Security Council. Transmits statements by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding S/PV.5951 (8 Aug. 2008) Georgia. the conflict between the Russian Federation and S/PV.5952 (8 Aug. 2008) Finland and Georgia. Georgia. S/PV.5953 (10 Aug. 2008) Georgia. S/2008/573 (A/62/941) Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2008, from Georgia. Transmits statements issued by the S/PV.5961 (19 Aug. 2008) Georgia. Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 19 and 20 Aug. 2008 S/PV.5969 (28 Aug. 2008) Georgia. regarding the statement by the NATO Foreign Ministerial session of 19 Aug. 2008 and calls upon the international Discussion in plenary community to release hostages allegedly held by the S/PV.5865 (14 Apr. 2008). Russian Federation in Tskhinvali. S/PV.5866 (15 Apr. 2008). S/2008/574 (A/62/942) Identical letters, 21 Aug. 2008, At the 5866th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/248 from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and was adopted unanimously: resolution 1808 (2008). the President of the Security Council. Transmits statements of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs dated 20 S/PV.5874 (23 Apr. 2008). and 21 Aug. 2008 regarding actions of the Russian S/PV.5900 (30 May 2008). Federation towards Georgia. S/PV.5939 (17 July 2008). S/2008/587 Letter, 27 Aug. 2008, from Georgia. Requests that a meeting of the Security Council be convened on S/PV.5951 (8 Aug. 2008). 28 Aug. 2008 with the participation of the representative S/PV.5952 (8 Aug. 2008). of Georgia in order to consider the unilateral actions of the Russian Federation with regard to 2 Georgian S/PV.5953 (10 Aug. 2008). provinces (Abkhazia and South Ossetia). S/PV.5954 (11 Aug. 2008). S/2008/637 Letter, 11 Aug. 2008, from the Russian S/PV.5961 (19 Aug. 2008). Federation. Reports that alleged dangerous incidents persistently occur in the security zones along the S/PV.5969 (28 Aug. 2008). borders of Abkhazia and South Ossetia; states that S/PV.5991 (9 Oct. 2008). these incidents thwarted the process of transfer of functions from the Russian peacekeepers to the S/PV.5992 (9 Oct. 2008). European Union observers and dramatically exacerbate At the 5992nd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/639 the situation. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1839 (2008). S/2008/674 (A/63/508) Identical letters, 24 Oct. 2008, from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statement issued by the Parliament of Georgia, dated 24 Oct. 2008, on facts concerning the alleged violation of the ceasefire agreement by the Russian Federation. - 41 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL Resolutions SECURITY (continued) S/RES/1808(2008) [Settlement of the Georgian-Abkhaz S/2008/644 Letter, 10 Oct. 2008, from the Democratic conflict and extension of the mandate of the UN Republic of the Congo. Transmits information note from Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)]. the communications unit of the Amani Programme and a Decides to extend the mandate of UNOMIG for a series of photographs allegedly providing proof of new period terminating on 15 Oct. 2008. (Adopted Rwanda's involvement in the recent clashes in North unanimously, 5866th meeting, 15 Apr. 2008) Kivu; further alleges the presence of a war criminal in the African Union/United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur S/RES/1839(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN (UNAMID). Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)]. Decides to extend the mandate of UNOMIG for a S/2008/646 Letter, 13 Oct. 2008, from Democratic new period terminating on 15 Feb. 2009. (Adopted Republic of the Congo. Refers to letter of 8 Oct. 2008 unanimously, 5992nd meeting, 9 Oct. 2008) (S/2008/641) and transmits an inventory of objects allegedly abandoned by elements of the Rwandan GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL Defence Forces (RDF) at Rumangabo and new series of SECURITY photographs proving the involvement of Rwanda and requests an investigation. See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/2008/649 Letter, 14 Oct. 2008, from Rwanda. Transmits BURUNDI SITUATION note verbale to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO– Cooperation of the Democratic Republic of the Congo UGANDA alleging and including detailed account of collaboration DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the SITUATION Congo and the Ex-FAR Interahamwe/Forces KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS démocratiques de libération du Rwanda. RWANDA SITUATION S/2008/652 Letter, 15 Oct. 2008, from Rwanda. Requests General documents the Security Council to condemn the alleged collaboration of the Armed Forces of the Democratic S/2008/125 Letter, 22 Feb. 2008, from Uganda. Transmits Republic of the Congo (FARDC) with Ex- statement of the Executive Secretary of the International FAR/Interahamwe/forces démocratiques de libération du Conference on the Great Lakes Region on the 1st Rwanda (FDLR); requests that MONUC stop its support anniversary of the signing of the Pact on Security, to FARDC until there is a verified end to FARDC/FDLR Stability and Development in the Great Lakes Region. co-location and collaboration. S/2008/180 Letter, 14 Mar. 2008, from Rwanda. S/2008/724 Identical letters, 20 Nov. 2008, from the Welcomes the expressed determination of the Security Democratic Republic of the Congo addressed to the Council to end the threat posed by armed groups to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security security and sovereignty of the Republic of Rwanda, the Council. Refers to letter dated 10 Oct. 2008 Democratic Republic of the Congo and the entire Great (S/2008/644) and inquires as to what action has been Lakes region; reiterates its welcome and encouragement taken to relieve General Karake Karenzi, commander of to all members of the Rwandan armed groups who wish the Rwandan contingent operating under the United to repatriate, and calls on the Government of the Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID), of Democratic Republic of Congo and the UN Organization his duties; states that his Government holds this Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo to help individual responsible for the massacres perpetrated in them do so safely and expeditiously. Manono (Katanga Province) in 1999, and for the clashes S/2008/414 Letter, 23 June 2008, from the Secretary- that destroyed half of the town of Kisangani (Eastern General. Transmits report and recommendations of the Province) in 2000. Chief Mediator of the peace process between Uganda S/2008/826 Letter, 23 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- and the Lord's Resistance Army transmitted to him by General. Recommends the extension of the mandate of the Special Envoy for the Lord's Resistance Army- the Office of the Special Envoy for the Lord's Resistance affected areas. Army (LRA)-affected areas, to be extended for an S/2008/641 Letter, 8 Oct. 2008, from Democratic Republic additional year, until 31 Dec. 2009. of the Congo. Reports alleged presence and military S/2008/827 Letter, 29 Dec. 2008, from the President of activity of the regular army of Rwanda in the territory of the Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- the Democratic Republic of the Congo. General dated 23 Dec. 2008 (S/2008/826) and reports that members of the Security Council take note of the information and recommendation to upgrade to a special mission the mandate of the Liaison Office of the Special Envoy for the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)-affected areas and to be extended through 31 Dec. 2009.
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GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) SECURITY (continued) Draft resolutions Resolutions S/2008/171 Draft resolution [on the situation in the Great S/RES/1804(2008) [Situation in the Great Lakes region]. Lakes region]. Demands that all members of the Forces Statements by the President of the Security démocratiques de libération du Rwanda (FDLR), ex- Rwandan Armed Forces (ex-FAR)/Interahamwe, and other Council Rwandan armed groups operating in the eastern S/PRST/2008/48 Statement [made on behalf of the Democratic Republic of the Congo immediately lay down Security Council, at the 6058th meeting, 22 Dec. 2008, their arms and present themselves without any further in connection with the Council's consideration of the item delay or preconditions to Congolese authorities and entitled "The situation in the Great Lakes region"] / by MONUC for their disarmament, demobilization, the President of the Security Council. repatriation, resettlement and reintegration; demands also Reiterates its welcome for the Final Peace that the FDLR, ex-FAR/Interahamwe, and other Rwandan Agreement (FPA), negotiated between the Government of armed groups operating in the eastern Democratic Uganda and the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), and Republic of the Congo immediately stop recruiting and reached through the Juba Peace Process; strongly using children, release all children associated with them, condemns the recent attacks by the LRA in the Democratic and put an end to gender-based violence, particularly rape Republic of the Congo and Southern Sudan; recalls the and other forms of sexual abuse, and all other forms of International Criminal Court arrest warrants for certain LRA violence, and stresses the need for those responsible to leaders; commends the States in the region for their be brought to justice; calls upon the Governments of the increased cooperation, and welcomes the joint efforts they Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Republic of have made to address the security threat posed by the Rwanda to intensify their cooperation to implement their LRA; encourages the Government of Uganda to honour its commitments under the Nairobi communiqué, in particular commitment to accelerate reconciliation, recovery and with a view to creating the conditions conducive to the development in that region through rapid implementation repatriation of demobilized combatants; stresses that arms of its Peace, Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) and embargo imposed by resolution 1493 (2003) prohibits the relevant Agenda items in the FPA and to disburse provision of arms and any related material or technical or anticipated financing for the PRDP without delay. other forms of support to or for the benefit of the FDLR, ex- FAR/Interahamwe or other Rwandan armed groups Participation by non-Council members (without operating in the territory of the Democratic Republic of the the right to vote) Congo. (Adopted unanimously, 5852nd meeting, 13 Mar. S/PV.5852 (13 Mar. 2008) Democratic Republic of the 2008) Congo and Rwanda. GREECE–THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC S/PV.6058 (22 Dec. 2008) Uganda. OF MACEDONIA Discussion in plenary S/2008/707 (A/63/547) Letter, 13 Nov. 2008, from S/PV.5852 (13 Mar. 2008). Greece. Refers to letter dated 6 Nov. 2008 from the At the 5852nd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/171 Permanent Representative of the former Yugoslav was adopted unanimously: resolution 1804 (2008). Republic of Macedonia and refutes allegations regarding the military parade in Thessaloniki on 28 Oct. 2008; S/PV.6058 (22 Dec. 2008). states that the military parade has been organized since At the 6058th meeting, the President made a the liberation of Greece from the Nazi occupation. statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council General documents members on the situation in the Great Lakes region: S/2008/290 (A/62/826) Letter, 23 Apr. 2008, from S/PRST/2008/48. Macedonia. Transmits letter dated 21 Apr. 2008 from the President reporting violation of article 11 of the Interim Accord by Greece by objecting to the invitation to NATO membership making the invitation conditional on the prior reaching of a mutually acceptable solution regarding the name of the Republic. S/2008/346 (A/62/848) Letter, 23 May 2008, from Greece. Refers to letter dated 23 May 2008 from the President of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (A/62/826-S/2008/290) regarding violation of articles 11 and 5 of the Interim Accord by Greece and refutes allegations made and confirms Greece's commitment to the Interim Accord and relevant Security Council resolutions.
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GREECE–THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION (continued) OF MACEDONIA (continued) General documents S/2008/691 (A/63/522) Letter, 6 Nov. 2008, from the S/2008/87 (A/62/686) Letter, 28 Dec. 2007, from the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Conveys the Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission. Refers to concern and disappointment of the Government of the letter dated 11 Dec. 2007 from the President of the Republic of Macedonia regarding the recent events that Security Council (S/2007/744) and reports that the took place in Thessalonica, Greece, 28 Oct. 2008, Organizational Committee of the Peacebuilding during the military parade on the occasion of the national Commission agreed to place Guinea-Bissau on the day commemorating the refusal of Greece to join the Commission's agenda and to establish a country-specific fascist ideology in 1940. configuration, to assist Guinea-Bissau in its S/2008/718 (A/63/552) Letter, 17 Nov. 2008, from the peacebuilding efforts. former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Transmits aide- S/2008/208 (A/62/768) Letter, 25 Mar. 2008, from the memoire of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with regard to Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission and the the application filed with the International Court of Chairperson of the Guinea-Bissau configuration. Refers Justice on the dispute concerning the implementation of to letters dated 11 Dec. 2007 (S/2007/744) and 14 Mar. article 11, para.1 of the Interim Accord of 13 Sept. 1995. 2008 from the President of the Security Council and 28 S/2008/746 (A/63/576) Letter, 27 Nov. 2008, from Dec. 2007 (A/62/686-S/2008/87) from the Chairperson of Greece. Refers to letter dated 17 Nov. 2008 from the the Peacebuilding Commission and reports the Guinea- former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (A/63/552- Bissau configuration activities since Dec. 2007; reports S/2008/718) transmitting an aide-memoire relating to its also the Commission's efforts to identify peacebuilding application filed with the International Court of Justice priorities and gaps in Guinea Bissau. against Greece concerning the implementation of article S/2008/740 Letter, 26 Nov. 2008, from Portugal. Transmits 11, paragraph 1, of the Interim Accord of 13 September Declaration of the Community of Portuguese-speaking 1995 (S/1995/794, annex I) and states that Greece is countries (CPLP) on Guinea-Bissau approved by the committed to the continuation of the process of Permanent Consultation Committee of CPLP in Lisbon, negotiations with the aim of reaching a mutually on 25 Nov. 2008. acceptable solution over the name issue. S/2008/762 (A/63/597) Letter, 5 Dec. 2008, from the S/2008/763 (A/63/590) Letter, 3 Dec. 2008, from the Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Transmits letter Chairperson of the Guinea-Bissau configuration of the from the President regarding the application filed by the Peacebuilding Commission. Refers to the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia with the recommendations of the Peacebuilding Commission on International Court of Justice on the dispute concerning the situation in Guinea-Bissau (PBC/3/GNB/4) and the implementation of article 11, para.1 of the Interim confirms that the document was prepared in line with the Accord of 13 Sept. 1995. Peacebuilding Commission's mandate and refers to the successful holding of legislative elections, the GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION contributions provided by the Commission to the See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY electoral process and the threats to the consolidation of Reports peace and democracy following incident of violence against the residency of the President of Guinea-Bissau. S/2008/181 Report of the Secretary-General on S/2008/777 Letter, 10 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- developments in Guinea-Bissau and on the activities of General. Refers to letter dated 3 Dec. 2007 (S/2007/701) the United Nations Peace-building Support Office in that extending the mandate of the UN Peacebuilding Support country. Office in Guinea-Bissau (UNOGBIS) for an additional Issued: 17 Mar. 2008. year, until 31 Dec. 2008 and recommends that the S/2008/395 Report of the Secretary-General on mandate of UNOGBIS be extended for an additional developments in Guinea-Bissau and on the activities of year, until 31 Dec. 2009, to allow the Office to continue the United Nations Peace-building Support Office in that providing support to the Government of Guinea-Bissau; country. reports also that he plans to deploy a technical Issued: 17 June 2008. assessment mission to Guinea-Bissau in the 1st quarter of 2009 to consult with the Government and the UN S/2008/628 Report of the Secretary-General on Country Team on integration-related strategies. developments in Guinea-Bissau and on the activities of the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in that S/2008/778 Letter, 22 Dec. 2008, from the President of country. the Security Council. Refers to letter of 10 Dec. 2008 Issued: 29 Sept. 2008. (S/2008/777) and reports that members of the Security Council have decided that the current mandate of the S/2008/751 Report of the Secretary-General on UN Peacebuilding Support Office in Guinea-Bissau developments in Guinea-Bissau and on the activities of (UNOGBIS), which expires on 31 Dec. 2008, be revised the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in that and extended until 30 June 2009 and also acknowledges country. the need to establish an integrated UN Office in Guinea- Issued: 2 Dec. 2008. Bissau. - 44 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION (continued) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) Statements by the President of the Security General documents Council S/2008/640 Letter, 2 Sept. 2008, from Uruguay. Transmits S/PRST/2008/37 Statement [made on behalf of the joint communiqué of the Meeting of Deputy Ministers for Security Council, at the 5995th meeting, 15 Oct. 2008, in Foreign Affairs and Deputy Ministers of Defence of the 2 connection with the Council's consideration of the item x 9 Mechanism on Haiti, held in Montevideo, 29 Aug. entitled "The situation in Guinea-Bissau"] / by the 2008. President of the Security Council. Draft resolutions Welcomes the commitment of the Government of Guinea-Bissau to hold legislative elections on 16 Nov. S/2008/642 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate 2008; calls on the Government and all actors, including of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] / political parties, the security forces and civil society, to Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, ensure an environment conducive to transparent, free and Croatia, Ecuador, France, Guatemala, Italy, Mexico, fair elections, and to respect the results of the polls; Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, United States of reiterates the importance of security sector reform in America and Uruguay. Guinea-Bissau; remains seriously concerned by the Participation by non-Council members (without continued growth in drug trafficking as well as organized the right to vote) crime; recognizes and commends the important role played by the Representative of the Secretary-General and S/PV.5862 (8 Apr. 2008) Haiti. the staff of UN Peacebuilding Support Office in Guinea- S/PV.5990 (8 Oct. 2008) Haiti. Bissau, as well as by UN country team, towards helping consolidate peace, democracy, the rule of law and S/PV.5993 (14 Oct. 2008) Argentina, Brazil, Canada, development, and expresses its appreciation for their Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Mexico, Paraguay, activities. Peru, Spain and Uruguay. Participation by non-Council members (without Discussion in plenary the right to vote) S/PV.5862 (8 Apr. 2008). S/PV.5860 (26 Mar. 2008) Guinea-Bissau. S/PV.5989 (8 Oct. 2008). S/PV.5925 (25 June 2008) Guinea-Bissau. S/PV.5990 (8 Oct. 2008). S/PV.5988 (7 Oct. 2008) Guinea-Bissau. S/PV.5993 (14 Oct. 2008). S/PV.5995 (15 Oct. 2008) Guinea-Bissau. At the 5993rd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/642 Discussion in plenary was adopted unanimously: resolution 1840 (2008). Resolutions S/PV.5860 (26 Mar. 2008). S/RES/1840(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/PV.5925 (25 June 2008). Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)]. S/PV.5988 (7 Oct. 2008). Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) until 15 Oct. S/PV.5995 (15 Oct. 2008). 2009, with the intention of further renewal; decides, At the 5995th meeting, the President made a therefore, that MINUSTAH will continue to consist of a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in military component of up to 7,060 troops of all ranks and of connection with prior consultations among Council a police component of a total of 2,091 police; requests members on the item entitled "The situation in Guinea- MINUSTAH to provide technical expertise in support of the Bissau": S/PRST/2008/37. efforts of the Government to pursue an integrated border management approach, with emphasis on state capacity- HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS building, and underlines the need for coordinated See also: UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI international support for Government efforts in this area; Reports requests the United Nations country team, and calls upon all actors, to complement security and development S/2008/202 Report of the Secretary-General on the operations undertaken by the Government of Haiti with the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. support of MINUSTAH; condemns any attack against Issued: 26 Mar. 2008. personnel or facilities from MINUSTAH and demands that no acts of intimidation or violence be directed against the S/2008/586 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations and associated personnel or facilities or United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. other actors engaged in humanitarian, development or Issued: 27 Aug. 2008. peacekeeping work; requests MINUSTAH to continue to pursue its community violence reduction approach; strongly condemns the grave violations against children affected by armed violence, as well as widespread rape and other sexual abuse of girls. (Adopted unanimously, 5993rd meeting, 14 Oct. 2008) - 45 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
HUMAN RIGHTS ICJ–MEMBERS (continued) General documents S/2008/619 (A/63/373) Letter, 23 Sept. 2008, from Spain. S/2008/157 (A/62/714) Letter, 29 Feb. 2008, from Refers to the election of 5 members of the International Pakistan. Transmits statement issued by the Court of Justice to take place during the 63rd session of Organization of the Islamic Conference Group the General Assembly and states that the list of expressing concern about the increasing manifestations candidates nominated by national groups (A/63/187- of Islamophobia; calls for redoubling the efforts of the S/2008/503) does not include the nomination by the international community to promote understanding and Spanish national group of Antonio Augusto Cançado respect for religions, cultures and civilizations; requests Trindade (Brazil) in the Permanent Court of Arbitration. the Secretary-General to publicly express his unequivocal opposition to all acts of Islamophobia. Discussion in plenary S/2008/636 (A/63/467) Letter, 2 Oct. 2008, from S/PV.6011 (6 Nov. 2008). Switzerland. Transmits the Montreux Document At the 6011th meeting, Ronny Abraham, Awn containing rules and good practices relating to private Shawkat Al-Khasawneh, Antônio Augusto Cançado military and security companies operating in armed Trindade and Christopher Greenwood have been elected conflicts, which is the result of an international process to the International Court of Justice for a period of 9 years, launched in 2006 with the intention of promoting respect beginning on 6 Feb. 2009. for international humanitarian law and human rights law. S/PV.6012 (6 Nov. 2008). At the 6012th meeting, Abdulgawi Ahmed Yusuf, HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE–WAR VICTIMS having received the required majority of votes in the See also: REFUGEES General Assembly, has been elected a member of the General documents International Court of Justice for a term of office of 9 years, beginning on 6 Feb. 2009. S/2008/636 (A/63/467) Letter, 2 Oct. 2008, from Switzerland. Transmits the Montreux Document INDIA-PAKISTAN QUESTION containing rules and good practices relating to private General documents military and security companies operating in armed conflicts, which is the result of an international process S/2008/663 Letter, 16 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- launched in 2006 with the intention of promoting respect General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to for international humanitarian law and human rights law. appoint Major General Kim Moon Hwa (Republic of Korea) as Chief Military Observer of the UN Military ICJ–ACTIVITIES Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) to Discussion in plenary replace Major General Dragutin Repinc (Croatia), who relinquished his post on 28 Dec. 2007. S/PV.6002 (28 Oct. 2008). S/2008/664 Letter, 20 Oct. 2008, from the President of the ICJ–MEMBERS Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 16 Oct. 2008 (S/2008/663) and reports that General documents members of the Security Council have taken note of his S/2008/502 (A/63/186) Election of 5 members of the intention to appoint Major General Kim Moon Hwa International Court of Justice : memorandum / by the (Republic of Korea) as Chief Military Observer of the UN Secretary-General. Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan. S/2008/503 (A/63/187) List of candidates nominated by INTERNATIONAL SECURITY national groups : note / by the Secretary-General. Reports S/2008/503/Add.1 (A/63/187/Add.1) List of candidates S/2008/39 (A/62/659) Securing peace and development : nominated by national groups : note : addendum / by the the role of the United Nations in supporting security Secretary-General. sector reform : report of the Secretary-General. S/2008/503/Add.2 (A/63/187/Add.2) List of candidates Issued: 23 Jan. 2008. nominated by national groups : note : addendum / by the S/2008/186 Report of the Secretary-General on the Secretary-General. relationship between the United Nations and regional S/2008/504 (A/63/188) Curricula vitae of candidates organizations, in particular the African Union, in the nominated by national groups : note / by the Secretary- maintenance of international peace and security. General. Issued: 7 Apr. 2008.
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INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) General documents S/2008/727 (A/63/561) Identical letters, 20 Nov. 2008, from Georgia to the Secretary-General and the President S/2008/84 (A/62/684) Letter, 3 Jan. 2008, from the of the Security Council. Transmits the Law of Georgia on President of the Security Council. Refers to Security the Occupied Territories. Council resolution 1646 (2005) and reports that members of the Council agreed on the selection of S/2008/738 Letter, 26 Nov. 2008, from Croatia. Transmits Belgium and South Africa as the 2 elected members of concept paper by Croatia for the Security Council the Council to participate in the Organizational meeting on "Threats to international peace and security Committee of the Peacebuilding Commission for a term caused by terrorist acts", to be held on 9 Dec. 2008. of one year, until the end of 2008. Document symbol corrected by A/62/684/Corr.1- S/2008/833 Letter, 29 Dec. 2008, from Philippines. S/2008/84/Corr.1. Transmits full version of statement made by the representative of the Philippines at the meeting of the S/2008/84/Corr.1 (A/62/684/Corr.1) Letter, 3 Jan. 2008, Security Council held on 9 Dec. 2008, on the item from the President of the Security Council : corrigendum. entitled "Threats to international peace and security Corrects document symbol of A/62/922-S/2008/8 to caused by terrorist acts". A/62/684-S/2008/84. Statements by the President of the Security S/2008/229 Letter, 8 Apr. 2008, from South Africa. Council Transmits concept paper for the Security Council debate on the "Relationship between the UN and regional S/PRST/2008/14 Statement [made on behalf of the organizations, in particular the African Union, in the Security Council, at the 5890th meeting, 12 May 2008, in maintenance of international peace and security", to be connection with the Council's consideration of the item held on 16 Apr. 2008. entitled "Maintenance of international peace and security: role of the Security Council in supporting S/2008/263 Letter, 18 Apr. 2008, from South Africa. security sector reform" ] / by the President of the Transmits joint communiqué of the meeting between the Security Council. UN Security Council and the African Union Peace and Recognizes that the establishment of an effective, Security Council, held at UN Headquarters in New York professional and accountable security sector is one of the on 17 Apr. 2008. necessary elements for laying the foundations for peace S/2008/359 (A/62/854) Letter, 30 May 2008, from the and sustainable development; commends Slovakia and Russian Federation addressed to the Secretary-General. South Africa for their joint initiative in holding the Transmits joint communiqué of the meeting of the International Workshop on Enhancing United Nations Foreign Ministers of Brazil, the Russian Federation, India Support for Security Sector Reform in Africa on 7-8 Nov. and China, dated 16 May 2008. 2007; underlines that UN support to security sector reform must take place within a broad framework of the rule of S/2008/449 (A/62/902) Letter, 8 July 2008, from Cuba. law; will require coordination with all relevant UN actors, in Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating particular the Rule of Law Coordination and Resource Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, letter from the Group; emphasizes the important role that the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Cuba addressed to the Peacebuilding Commission can play in ensuring Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, on the occasion of continuous international support to countries emerging the 34th Summit of the Group of Eight Industrialized from conflict; recognizes the importance of continued close Countries (G-8) to be held in Hokkaido Toyako, Japan. cooperation and partnerships with non-UN actors. S/2008/590 Letter, 3 Sept. 2008, from Burkina Faso. S/PRST/2008/19 Statement [made on behalf of the Transmits concept paper for the Security Council Security Council, at the 5903rd meeting, 2 June 2008, in meeting on "Mediation and settlement of disputes", to be connection with the Council's consideration of the item held on 23 Sept. 2008. entitled "Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts"] / by the President of the S/2008/614 (A/63/370) Identical letters, 19 Sept. 2008, Security Council. from China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, the Russian Condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist attack Federation, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan addressed to the that occurred outside the Danish Embassy in Islamabad Secretary-General and the President of the Security on 2 June 2008, causing numerous deaths, injuries and Council. Transmits text of the Dushanbe Declaration of damage to nearby buildings, including a building housing the Heads of members of the Shanghai Cooperation UN Development Programme; expresses its deep Organization, adopted at the Shanghai Cooperation sympathy and condolences to the victims of this heinous Organization summit held in Dushanbe, 28 Aug. 2008. act of terrorism and to their families, and to the people and S/2008/697 Letter, 10 Nov. 2008, from Costa Rica. governments of Pakistan and Denmark; reaffirms the need Transmits concept paper by Costa Rica for the thematic to combat by all means, in accordance with the Charter of debate in the Security Council on 19 Nov. 2008 entitled UN, threats to international peace and security caused by "Strengthening collective security through general terrorist acts; reminds States that they must ensure any regulation and reduction of armaments: the safest road measures taken to combat terrorism comply with all their to peace and development". obligations under international law, in particular international human rights, refugee and humanitarian law.
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INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) S/PRST/2008/36 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PRST/2008/45 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 5979th meeting, 23 Sept. 2008, Security Council, at the 6034th meeting, 9 Dec. 2008, in in connection with the Council's consideration of the item connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "Maintenance of international peace and entitled "Threats to international peace and security security: mediation and settlement of disputes"] / by the caused by terrorist acts"] / by the President of the President of the Security Council. Security Council. Reaffirms its commitment to the pacific settlement of Reaffirms that terrorism in all its forms and disputes, including through mediation; emphasizes the manifestations constitutes one of the most serious threats importance of the actions undertaken by the Secretary- to international peace and security and that any acts of General, in using his good offices and his representatives, terrorism are criminal and unjustifiable regardless of their special envoys, and the UN mediators in promoting motivations, whenever and by whomsoever committed. It mediation and in the pacific settlement of disputes; further reaffirms its determination to combat threats to requests the Secretary-General to continue to ensure that international peace and security caused by acts of mediation processes conducted by or under the auspices terrorism by all possible means in accordance with the of the UN are guided by the Purposes and Principles of the Charter of the United Nations; believes that terrorist safe Organization; stresses the importance of equal havens continue to be a significant concern and reaffirms participation of women and full involvement in all efforts for the need for States to strengthen cooperation in order to the maintenance and promotion of peace and security; find, deny safe haven and bring to justice, on the basis of requests the Secretary-General to submit, within six the principle of extradite or prosecute, any person who months of the adoption of this statement, a report on supports, facilitates, participates or attempts to participate mediation and its support activities. in the financing, planning, preparation or commission of terrorist acts or provides safe havens; particularly S/PRST/2008/43 Statement [made on behalf of the expresses its support for, and commitment to contributing Security Council, at the 6017th meeting, 19 Nov. 2008, to the implementation of, the United Nations Global in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Counter-Terrorism Strategy; condemns in the strongest entitled "Maintenance of international peace and terms the incitement of terrorist acts and repudiates security: strengthening collective security through attempts at the justification or glorification of terrorist acts general regulation and reduction of armaments"] / by the that may incite further terrorist acts; reminds States that President of the Security Council. they must ensure that any measures taken to combat Recalls its primary responsibility under the Charter terrorism comply with all their obligations under of UN for the maintenance of international peace and international law, in particular international human rights, security; remains convinced of the necessity to strengthen refugee and humanitarian law; calls on all Members States international peace and security through, inter alia, of the United Nations to renew the degree of solidarity disarmament, non-proliferation and arms control; notes the manifested immediately after the tragic event of 11 importance of collective security and its impact on September 2001, and to redouble efforts to tackle global disarmament and development, and stresses its concern terrorism, dedicating significant attention to bringing to at increasing global military expenditure; stresses the justice the perpetrators, facilitators and masterminds of importance of appropriate levels of military expenditure, in terrorist acts while expressing deep compassion with all order to achieve undiminished security for all at the lowest victims of terrorism. appropriate level of armaments; affirms the 2005 World Summit Outcome; stresses the vital importance of an Participation by non-Council members (without effective multilateral system; underlines the importance of the right to vote) promoting norms setting in accordance with international law; reiterates that cooperation with regional and sub S/PV.5889 (12 May 2008) Slovakia, South Africa and regional organizations in matters relating to the Japan. maintenance of peace and security. S/PV.5903 (2 June 2008) Denmark and Pakistan. S/PV.6017 (19 Nov. 2008) Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Spain, Switzerland and the United Republic of Tanzania. S/PV.6017 (Resumption 1) (19 Nov. 2008) Algeria and Benin. S/PV.6034 (9 Dec. 2008) Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, India, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein, Mexico, Morocco, New Zealand, Norway, the Philippines, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, Spain, Sri Lanka and Turkey,.
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INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER S/PV.6034 (Resumption 1) (9 Dec. 2008) Malaysia, the YUGOSLAVIA Syrian Arab Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of See also: FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Venezuela. Reports Discussion in plenary S/2008/515 (A/63/210) Report of the International S/PV.5889 (12 May 2008). Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia : note / by the Secretary-General. S/PV.5890 (12 May 2008). Issued: 4 Aug. 2008. - Transmits the 15th annual At the 5890th meeting, the President made a report of the International Tribunal for the Former statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Yugoslavia covering the period 1 Aug. 2007-31 July 2008 with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "Maintenance of international peace and General documents security: role of the Security Council in supporting security S/2008/44 Letter, 22 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- sector reform": S/PRST/2008/14. General. Refers to letter dated 12 Dec. 2007 from the S/PV.5903 (2 June 2008). President of the International Tribunal for the Former At the 5903rd meeting, the President made a Yugoslavia circulated to members of the Security statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Council under cover of letter from the Secretary-General with prior consultations among Council members on the of 31 Dec. 2007 (S/2007/788) and transmits again letter item entitled "Threats to international peace and security from the President requesting that the Security Council caused by terrorist acts": S/PRST/2008/19. authorize the appointment of the additional ad litem judges without limiting to specific cases and without S/PV.5979 (23 Sept. 2008). specifying a strict time limit by which the number of ad At the 5979th meeting, the President made a litem judges must return to the maximum of 12 set out in statement on behalf of Council members, in connection article 12 (I) of the statute of the Tribunal. with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "Maintenance of international peace and S/2008/99 Letter, 8 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- security: mediation and settlement of disputes": General. Refers to letters dated 12 Dec. 2007 S/PRST/2008/36. (S/2007/788) and 14 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/44) from the President of the International Tribunal for the Former S/PV.6017 (19 Nov. 2008). Yugoslavia and transmits letter from the President giving S/PV.6017 (Resumption 1) (19 Nov. 2008). further explanation of the request concerning the At the 6017th meeting, the President made a appointment of additional ad litem judges to enable the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Tribunal to start conducting new trials in furtherance of connection with prior consultations among Council the Tribunal's completion strategy. members on the item entitled "Maintenance of international S/2008/326 Letter, 13 May 2008, from the President of the peace and security: strengthening collective security International Criminal Tribunal for the Former through general regulation and reduction of armaments": Yugoslavia. Transmits assessments of the President and S/PRST/2008/43. of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal S/PV.6034 (9 Dec. 2008). for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted pursuant to para. 6 At the 6034th meeting, the President made a of the Security Council resolution 1534 (2004). statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/2008/437 (A/62/897) Identical letters, 13 June 2008, connection with the Council's consideration of the item from the Secretary-General to the President of the entitled "Threats to international peace and security General Assembly and the President of the Security caused by terrorist acts": S/PRST/2008/45. Council. Transmits letter from the President of the S/PV.6034 (Resumption 1) (9 Dec. 2008). International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia requesting an extension of 12 months of the terms of INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ASSISTANCE FORCE office of all the Tribunal's ad litem judges, which expire IN AFGHANISTAN on 23 Aug. 2009. See: AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/2008/489 Letter, 24 July 2008, from Serbia. Transmits letter from the President of the National Council for INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PRESENCE IN Cooperation with the International Tribunal for the KOSOVO Former Yugoslavia reporting that the issue of the testimony of Alexandar Dimitrijevic before the Tribunal See: KFOR has been brought to an end with the testimony of the witness via videoconference link on 8 and 9 July 2008 from the Tribunal's field office in Belgrade.
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA (continued) YUGOSLAVIA (continued) S/2008/507 Letter, 25 July 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/849 Letter, 19 Dec. 2008, from Belgium. Reports General. Refers to article 13 bis, para. 2 of the statute of on the work of the informal Working Group on the the International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons International Tribunals, in particular on the significant Responsible for Serious Violations of International progress made by the Working Group on the issue of the Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the establishment of a residual mechanism or mechanisms Former Yugoslavia since 1991 and proposes to appoint to carry out essential functions of the International Christoph Flügge (Germany) to replace Judge Wolfgang Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda after Schomburg as a permanent judge of the Tribunal. their closure. S/2008/508 Letter, 30 July 2008, from the President of the Draft resolutions Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter of S/2008/107 Draft resolution [on the appointment of 25 July 2008 (S/2008/507) and reports that, having additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal consulted the Council members, he supports the Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. Secretary-General's intention to appoint Christoph Flügge as a permanent judge of the International S/2008/618 Draft resolution [on extension of the terms of Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. office of permanent and ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia S/2008/555 Letter, 13 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- (ICTY)]. General. Refers to letter dated 30 July 2008 from the President of the Security Council (S/2008/508) and S/2008/780 Draft resolution [on the appointment of reports that a corresponding letter has been received additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal from the President of the General Assembly and that, Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. accordingly, the Secretary-General has appointed Christoph Flügge as a permanent judge of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. S/2008/621 (A/63/458) Letter, 24 Sept. 2008, from the Secretary-General. Transmits 2 letters from the President of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia requesting the extension of the terms of office of the permanent and ad litem judges elected to serve with the Tribunal in 2005 and whose terms of office expire on 16 Nov. 2009 and 23 Aug. 2009, respectively and requests the approval of the Security Council, as the parent organ of the Tribunal, as the statute of the Tribunal does not provide for the extension of the terms of office of the Tribunal's judges. S/2008/729 Letter, 21 Nov. 2008, from the President of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. Transmits assessments of the President and of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, submitted pursuant to para. 6 of the Security Council resolution 1534 (2004). S/2008/767 Letter, 5 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 26 Nov. 2008 from the President of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia seeking an extension of the terms of Security Council resolution 1800 (2008), adopted on 20 Feb. 2008, so that the Tribunal may be authorized to have more than the statutory maximum of 12 ad litem judges beyond 31 December 2008. S/2008/774 Letter, 11 Dec. 2008, from Serbia. Transmits report of Serbia on cooperation with the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA (continued) YUGOSLAVIA (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.5986 (29 Sept. 2008). Council At the 5986th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/618 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1837 (2008). S/PRST/2008/47 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6053rd meeting, 19 Dec. 2008, S/PV.6040 (12 Dec. 2008). in connection with the Council's consideration of the item At the 6040th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/780 entitled "International Tribunal for the Prosecution of was adopted unanimously : resolution 1849 (2008). Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of S/PV.6041 (12 Dec. 2008). International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991; S/PV.6053 (19 Dec. 2008). International Criminal Tribunal for the Prosecution of At the 6053rd meeting, the President made a Persons Responsible for Genocide and Other Serious statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed connection with prior consultations among Council in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan Citizens members on the item entitled "International Tribunal for the Responsible for Genocide and Other Such Violations Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations Committed in the Territory of Neighbouring States, of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the between 1 Jan. 1994 and 31 Dec. 1994"] / by the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991": President of the Security Council. S/PRST/2008/47. Notes with concern that the deadline for completion Resolutions of trial activities at first instance has not been met and that the Tribunals have indicated that their work is not likely to S/RES/1800(2008) [Appointment of additional ad litem end in 2010; emphasizes that trials must be conducted by judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the the Tribunals as quickly and efficiently as possible and Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. expresses its determination to support their efforts toward Decides that the Secretary-General may appoint, the completion of their work at the earliest date; reaffirms within existing resources, additional ad litem Judges upon the necessity of persons indicted by the International request of the President of the International Tribunal in Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for order to conduct additional trials, notwithstanding the fact Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law that the total number of ad litem Judges appointed to the Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since Chambers will from time to time temporarily exceed the 1991 (ICTY) and International Criminal Tribunal for the maximum of 12 provided for in article 12 (1) of the Statute Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Genocide and of the International Tribunal, to a maximum of 16 at any Other Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law one time, returning to a maximum of 12 by 31 Dec. 2008. Committed in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan (Adopted unanimously, 5841st meeting, 20 Feb. 2008) Citizens Responsible for Genocide and Other Such Violations Committed in the Territory of Neighbouring S/RES/1837(2008) [Extension of the terms of office of States, between 1 Jan. 1994 and 31 Dec. 1994 (ICTR) permanent and ad litem judges to the International being brought to justice; underlines again the need for the Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. Tribunals to concentrate their work on the prosecution and Decides to extend the terms of office of 4 permanent trial of the most senior leaders suspected of being most judges at the Tribunal who are members of the Appeals responsible for crimes within their jurisdiction, Chamber until 31 Dec. 2010, 10 permanent judges at the acknowledges the need to establish an ad hoc mechanism Tribunal who are members of the Trial Chambers until 31 to carry out a number of essential functions of the Dec. 2009, 14 ad litem judges, currently serving at the Tribunals, including the trial of high-level fugitives, after the Tribunal until 31 Dec. 2009, and 13 ad litem judges who closure of the Tribunals. are not currently appointed to serve at the Tribunal until 31 Dec. 2009; decides to amend article 12, paragraphs 1 and Participation by non-Council members (without 2, of the Statute of the Tribunal and to replace those paras the right to vote) with the provisions set out in the annex to this resolution. (Adopted unanimously, 5986th meeting, 29 Sept. 2008) S/PV.5894 (19 May 2008) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Slovenia. S/RES/1849(2008) [Appointment of additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the S/PV.5904 (4 June 2008) Rwanda, Serbia and Slovenia. former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]. S/PV.6041 (12 Dec. 2008) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Decides that the Secretary-General may appoint, Kenya, Rwanda and Serbia. within existing resources, additional ad litem Judges upon Discussion in plenary request of the President of the International Tribunal in order to complete existing trials or conduct additional trials, S/PV.5841 (20 Feb. 2008). notwithstanding that the total number of ad litem Judges At the 5841st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/107 appointed to the Chambers will from time to time was adopted unanimously: resolution 1800 (2008). temporarily exceed the maximum of 12 provided for in article 12 (1) of the Statute of the International Tribunal, to S/PV.5894 (19 May 2008). a maximum of 16 at any one time, returning to a maximum S/PV.5904 (4 June 2008). of 12 by 28 February 2009. (Adopted unanimously, 6040th meeting, 12 Dec. 2008) - 51 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA See also: RWANDA SITUATION (continued) Reports Draft resolutions S/2008/322 Letter, 12 May 2008, from the President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Transmits S/2008/467 Draft resolution [on extension of term of office the assessments of the President and the Prosecutor of of permanent and ad litem judges of the International the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on the Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)]. implementation of the completion strategy of the S/2008/798 Draft resolution [on the appointment of Tribunal, in conformity with Security Council resolution additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal 1534 (2004). Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)]. S/2008/514 (A/63/209) Report of the International Statements by the President of the Security Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda : note / by the Secretary- Council General. Issued: 4 Aug. 2008. - Transmits the 13th annual S/PRST/2008/47 Statement [made on behalf of the report of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Security Council, at the 6053rd meeting, 19 Dec. 2008, submitted by the President of the Tribunal for the period 1 in connection with the Council's consideration of the item July 2007-30 June 2008. entitled "International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of S/2008/726 Letter, 21 Nov. 2008, from the President of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991; Transmits the assessments of the President and the International Criminal Tribunal for the Prosecution of Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Persons Responsible for Genocide and Other Serious Rwanda on the implementation of the completion Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed strategy of the Tribunal, in conformity with Security in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan Citizens Council resolution 1534 (2004). Responsible for Genocide and Other Such Violations General documents Committed in the Territory of Neighbouring States, between 1 Jan. 1994 and 31 Dec. 1994"] / by the S/2008/356 Letter, 3 June 2008, from the Secretary- President of the Security Council. General. Transmits letter dated 30 May 2008 from the Notes with concern that the deadline for completion President of the International Criminal Tribunal for of trial activities at first instance has not been met and that Rwanda and an enclosure dated 22 May 2008 from the the Tribunals have indicated that their work is not likely to Prosecutor of the Tribunal regarding fugitives in both end in 2010; emphasizes that trials must be conducted by Kenya and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. the Tribunals as quickly and efficiently as possible and S/2008/436 (A/62/896) Identical letters, 13 June 2008, expresses its determination to support their efforts toward from the Secretary-General addressed to the President the completion of their work at the earliest date; reaffirms of the General Assembly and the President of Security the necessity of persons indicted by the International Council. Transmits letter dated 6 June 2008 from the Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Rwanda requesting authorization for an extension of the Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since terms of office of 9 permanent and 8 ad litem judges 1991 (ICTY) and International Criminal Tribunal for the whose term expires on 31 Dec. 2008 to 31 Dec. 2009 or Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Genocide and until the completion of the cases to which they are Other Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law assigned. Committed in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan Citizens Responsible for Genocide and Other Such S/2008/799 Letter, 18 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- Violations Committed in the Territory of Neighbouring General. Transmits letter dated 10 Dec. 2008 from the States, between 1 Jan. 1994 and 31 Dec. 1994 (ICTR) President of the International Criminal Tribunal for being brought to justice; underlines again the need for the Rwanda seeking waivers from and amendments to the Tribunals to concentrate their work on the prosecution and statute of the International Tribunal so that it may trial of the most senior leaders suspected of being most continue to downsize and at the same time complete responsible for crimes within their jurisdiction, both ongoing and new trials. acknowledges the need to establish an ad hoc mechanism S/2008/849 Letter, 19 Dec. 2008, from Belgium. Reports to carry out a number of essential functions of the on the work of the informal Working Group on the Tribunals, including the trial of high-level fugitives, after the International Tribunals, in particular on the significant closure of the Tribunals. progress made by the Working Group on the issue of the Participation by non-Council members (without establishment of a residual mechanism or mechanisms the right to vote) to carry out essential functions of the International Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda after S/PV.5904 (4 June 2008) Rwanda, Serbia and Slovenia. their closure. S/PV.5937 (18 July 2008) Rwanda. S/PV.6041 (12 Dec. 2008) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kenya, Rwanda and Serbia.
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA (continued) (continued) Discussion in plenary S/RES/1855(2008) [Appointment of additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda S/PV.5904 (4 June 2008). (ICTR)]. S/PV.5937 (18 July 2008). Decides that the Secretary-General may appoint, At the 5937th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/467 within existing resources, additional ad litem Judges upon was adopted unanimously: resolution 1824 (2008). request of the President of the International Tribunal in order to complete existing trials or conduct additional trials, S/PV.6041 (12 Dec. 2008). notwithstanding that the total number of ad litem Judges S/PV.6052 (19 Dec. 2008). appointed to the Chambers will from time to time At the 6052nd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/798 temporarily exceed the maximum of 9 provided for in was adopted unanimously: resolution 1855 (2008). article 11, para. 1, of the Statute of the International Tribunal, to a maximum of 12 at any one time, returning to S/PV.6053 (19 Dec. 2008). a maximum of 9 by 31 Dec. 2009. (Adopted unanimously, At the 6053rd meeting, the President made a 6052nd meeting, 19 Dec. 2008) statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–ISRAEL members on the item entitled "International Criminal Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for General documents Genocide and Other Serious Violations of International S/2008/110 Identical letters, 19 Feb. 2008, from Israel Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of Rwanda addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of and Rwandan Citizens Responsible for Genocide and the Security Council. Refers to alleged anti-Israeli Other Such Violations Committed in the Territory of threats made by 2 members of the leadership of Iran in Neighbouring States, between 1 January 1994 and 31 their letters of 16 Feb. 2008 to Hizbollah and calls upon December 1994": S/PRST/2008/47. the international community to condemn such racist Resolutions threats. S/RES/1824(2008) [Extension of term of office of the S/2008/117 (A/62/705) Identical letters, 19 Feb. 2008, permanent and ad litem judges of the International from the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)]. Secretary-General and the President of the Security Decides to extend the term of office of the Council. Refers to earlier letters (A/61/571-S/2006/884 permanent judges at the Tribunal who are members of the and A/61/954-S/2007/354) reporting alleged threats Appeals Chamber until 31 Dec. 2010, or until the made by Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran and completion of the cases before the Appeals Chamber if its nuclear programme and states that the Israeli Prime sooner; decides to extend the term of office of the Minister, on 14 Jan. 2008, threatened to use military permanent judges at the Tribunal who are members of the action against Iran; calls upon the UN to take urgent Trial Chambers until 31 Dec. 2009, or until the completion response against such threats. of the cases to which they are assigned if sooner; decides S/2008/198 Letter, 25 Mar. 2008, from the Islamic to extend the term of office of the ad litem judges, currently Republic of Iran. Transmits response by the serving at the Tribunal, until 31 Dec. 2009, or until the Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the completion of the cases to which they are assigned if allegations made by the representative of Israel before sooner; decides to extend the term of office of the ad litem the Security Council meeting on the situation in the judges, who have not yet been appointed to serve at the Middle East, including the Palestinian question, 25 Mar. Tribunal, until 31 Dec. 2009, or until the completion of any 2008. cases to which they may be assigned if sooner; decides to amend article 11, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the Statute of the S/2008/240 (A/62/798) Letter, 9 Apr. 2008, from Iran. International Tribunal for Rwanda and to replace those Refers to earlier letters (A/61/571-S/2006/884, A/61/954- paragraphs with the provisions set out in the annex to this S/2007/354 and A/62/705-S/2008/117) reporting alleged resolution. (Adopted unanimously, 5937th meeting, 18 July threats made by Israel against the Islamic Republic of 2008) Iran and states that the Israeli Infrastructure Minister allegedly made a threat against Iran on 7 Apr. 2008; calls upon the Security Council to react to these statements. S/2008/377 Letter, 6 June 2008, from the Islamic Republic of Iran. Refers to the earlier letters (A/61/571- S/2006/884, A/61/954-S/2007/354 and A/62/705- S/2008/117) reporting alleged threats made by Israel against Iran; states that on 6 June 2008. Israeli Prime Minister threatened to use military action against Iran, and calls upon the UN to take urgent response against such threats.
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IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–ISRAEL IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED ARAB (continued) EMIRATES (continued) S/2008/448 (A/62/899) Letter, 7 July 2008, from Iran. S/2008/577 Letter, 21 Aug. 2008, from the United Arab Refers to alleged abduction of 3 Iranian diplomats and 1 Emirates. Transmits note of protest delivered by the Iranian journalist on 5 July 1982 in Lebanon and calls Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates to upon the Security Council to address this issue to secure the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of their safe and immediate release. Iran referring to report on the establishment of a marine rescue office and an office for the registration of ships S/2008/599 Letter, 9 Sept. 2008, from Iran (Islamic and sailors on the island of Abu Musa. Republic of). Refers to its earlier letters (A/61/571- S/2006/884, A/61/954-S/2007/354, A/62/705-S/2008/117 S/2008/593 Letter, 3 Sept. 2008, from the Islamic and S/2008/377) and reports alleged threats made by Republic of Iran. Transmits note verbale dated 26 Aug. Israeli officials against the Islamic Republic of Iran. 2008 from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Tehran; states that all S/2008/790 Identical Letters, 12 Dec. 2008, from Islamic actions taken in the island of Abu Musa are in Republic of Iran addressed to Secretary-General and the accordance with the ongoing arrangements emanating President of the Security Council. from the documents exchanged in 1971. Refers to earlier letters (A/61/571-S/2006/884, A/61/954-S/2007/354, A/62/705-S/2008/117, S/2008/377 S/2008/609 Letter, 17 Sept. 2008, from the League of and S/2008/599) reporting alleged threats made by Israel Arab States. Transmits resolution 6939, adopted by the against the Islamic Republic of Iran and reports the tragic Council of the League of Arab States at its meeting held humanitarian situation in the Gaza strip. at the ministerial level during its 130th ordinary sess. (Cairo, 2-8 Sept. 2008), concerning the 3 islands of the IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED ARAB Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa. EMIRATES IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED STATES General documents General documents S/2008/33 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from the United Arab Emirates. Requests that the item entitled "Letter dated 3 S/2008/288 Letter, 30 Apr. 2008, from the Islamic December 1971 from the Permanent Representatives of Republic of Iran. Refers to statement made by US Algeria, Iraq, the Libyan Arab Republic and the People's Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on ABC news channel Democratic Republic of Yemen to the UN addressed to on 22 Apr. 2008 on using force against the Islamic the President of the Security Council (S/10409)", related Republic of Iran and states that Iran has no intention to to the territorial claims over Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb attack any other countries and would act in self-defence and Abu Musa islands, be retained in the list of matters to respond to any attack. of which the Security Council is seized for the year 2008. S/2008/391 Letter, 13 June 2008, from the Islamic S/2008/179 Letter, 10 Mar. 2008, from the League of Arab Republic of Iran. Transmits response refuting allegations states. Transmits decision adopted by the Council of the made against the Islamic Republic of Iran by the League of Arab States at its meeting held at the representative of the United States at the Security ministerial level during its 129th ordinary sess. (Cairo, 5 Council meeting on Iraq held on 13 June 2008. March 2008) regarding the occupation by Iran of the S/2008/706 Letter, 14 Nov. 2008, from the Islamic three Arab islands in the Arabian Gulf belonging to the Republic of Iran. Refers to statement made by the United Arab Emirates: the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Permanent Representative of the United States at the Tunb and Abu Musa (resolution 6869). meeting of the Security Council on Iraq on 14 Nov. 2008 S/2008/220 Letter, 31 Mar. 2008, from the Islamic and states that the Islamic Republic of Iran has Republic of Iran. Refers to letters from the Permanent condemned all acts of violence and terrorism in Iraq and Observer of the League of Arab States to the UN has always extended its support to the Iraqi addressed to the President of the Security Council Government's efforts to stabilize and reconstruct the (S/2007/544 and S/2008/179) and its annexes, and country. rejects the claims of the United Arab Emirates regarding the islands of Abu-Musa, the Greater Tunb and the IRAQ–KUWAIT Lesser Tunb; reiterates that the islands are integral and See: IRAQ SITUATION eternal parts of the Iranian territory. S/2008/344 Letter, 19 May 2008, from the League of Arab IRAQ SITUATION States. Transmits resolution entitled "Occupation by Iran See also: UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ of the three Arab islands in the Arabian Gulf belonging to Reports the United Arab Emirates: the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa" adopted by the Council of the S/2008/19 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to League of Arab States at its ordinary session, held in paragraph 6 of resolution 1770 (2007). Damascus at the summit level, 29-30 Mar. 2008. Issued: 14 Jan. 2008.
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) IRAQ SITUATION (continued) S/2008/109 Letter, 14 Feb. 2008, from the Chairman of S/2008/140 Letter, 29 Feb. 2008, from the President of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Resolution 1518 (2003). Transmits report of the Security dated 7 Dec. 2007 (S/2007/725) and the accompanying Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution note and his letter of 23 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/41) and its 1518 (2003) concerning Iraq, containing an account of annex concerning the processing of letters of credit the Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2007, pertaining to the oil-for-food programme; welcomes submitted in accordance with the note by the President ongoing work to bring to a complete and timely of the Security Council of 29 Mar. 1995 (S/1995/234). conclusion of all outstanding issues related to the oil-for- food programme and calls upon the Government of Iraq S/2008/266 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to and its Central Bank to transmit by 31 Mar. 2008 the paragraph 6 of resolution 1770 (2007). necessary confirmations of arrival of goods for which Issued: 22 Apr. 2008. there are no disputes or for which there are commercial S/2008/372 Final report on the United Nations Monitoring, disputes that can be resolved. Verification and Inspection Commission. S/2008/175 Letter, 11 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- Issued: 9 June 2008. General. Refers to letter of the President of the Security S/2008/405 Twenty-sixth report of the Secretary-General Council dated 29 Feb. 2008 (S/2008/140) and transmits pursuant to paragraph 14 of resolution 1284 (1999). note on the arrangements for the termination of Issued: 19 June 2008. operations relating to the letters of credit issued against the UN Iraq Account in the framework of the oil-for-food S/2008/495 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to programme pursuant to Security Council resolution 1483 paragraph 6 of resolution 1770 (2007). (2003). Issued: 28 July 2008. S/2008/205 Letter, 11 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/509 Note [transmitting report of the Board of General. Refers to Security Council resolutions 687 Auditors the financial statements of the UN (1991), 706 (1991) and 1284 (1999) and Secretary- Compensation Commission for the biennium ended 31 General's 25th report to the Security Council and December 2007] / by the Secretary-General. proposes that funds in the amount of US$ 900,000 be Issued: 4 Aug. 2008. earmarked from the operating reserves of the Iraq S/2008/510 Note [transmitting report of the Board of Escrow Account to fulfil the activities undertaken under Auditors on the UN escrow (Iraq) accounts for the para. 14 of resolution 1284 (1999) and fund the activities financial period ended 31 Dec. 2007] / by the Secretary- of the High-level Coordinator for missing Kuwaitis and General. third-country citizens and Kuwaiti property. Issued: 4 Aug. 2008. S/2008/206 Letter, 26 Mar. 2008, from the President of the S/2008/688 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter of paragraph 6 of resolution 1830 (2008). 11 Mar. 2008 (S/2008/205) and reports that the Security Issued: 6 Nov. 2008. Council has decided to earmark US$ 225,000 from the operating reserves and fund balance of the 2.2 part of S/2008/761 Twenty-seventh report of the Secretary- the Iraq Escrow Account intended for administration and General pursuant to paragraph 14 of resolution 1284 operational costs to finance the continuation of the (1999). activities of the High-level Coordinator for a period of 12 Issued: 4 Dec. 2008. months from the date of the appointment of the new General documents High-level Coordinator. S/2008/41 Letter, 23 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/238 Letter, 8 Feb. 2007, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 7 General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to Dec. 2007 (S/2007/725) on the termination of operations appoint Gennady P. Tarasov (Russian Federation) as of the UN Iraq Account under Security Council resolution High-level Coordinator for compliance by Iraq with its 1483 (2003); informs the Security Council that the obligations regarding the repatriation or return of all Working Group to minimize the number of unpaid letters Kuwaiti and third-country nationals or their remains. of credit had a meeting from 7 to 17 Jan. 2008 to S/2008/239 Letter, 11 Apr. 2008, from the President of the address claims of suppliers, and transmits its report Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter outlining the progress made with respect to the issues dated 8 Apr. 2008 (S/2008/238) and informs that involved; also informs the Council that unencumbered members of the Council have taken note of the intention funds were transferred to the Development Fund for Iraq to appoint Gennady P. Tarasov (Russian Federation) as and it is his intention to continue the transfers as the his High-level Coordinator for compliance by Iraq with its process of the termination of the programme continues, obligations regarding the repatriation or return of all except for amounts that will be retained until remaining Kuwaiti and third-country nationals or their remains. issues are resolved.
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) IRAQ SITUATION (continued) S/2008/265 Letter, 10 Apr. 2008, from the President of the S/2008/341 Letter, 23 May 2008, from the President of the Governing Council of the UN Compensation Security Council. Refers to letters of the Secretary- Commission. Reports on the activities of the 65th General dated 9 May 2008 (S/2008/318) and the session of the Governing Council of the UN Permanent Representative of Iraq dated 13 May 2008 Compensation Commission, held at Geneva, 8-9 Apr. concerning the processing of letters of credit for the oil- 2008. for-food programme and the extension of the time limit to resolve outstanding issues and reports that owing to the S/2008/280 Letter, 28 Apr. 2008, from the Islamic considerable amount of time being taken to bring the Republic of Iran. Refers to statement made by the programme to a satisfactory conclusion, Council United States at the Security Council meeting of 28 Apr. members request the Working Group to reconvene in 2008 on the situation in Iraq and refutes allegations June with a view to receiving an updated report as soon made against Iran. as possible in July 2008. S/2008/296 Letter, 24 Apr. 2008, from the League of Arab S/2008/350 Letter, 29 May 2008, from Iraq. Transmits States. Transmits letter dated 15 Apr. 2008 from the report on Iraq's adherence to disarmament and non- Secretary General of the League of Arab States proliferation treaties and international agreements enclosing resolutions of the 20th session of the Council prepared pursuant to para. 3 of Security Council of the League of Arab States held in Damascus on 29 resolution 1762 (2007). and 30 March 2008, the Damascus Declaration, statement of the President of Syria to the meeting, S/2008/369 Letter, 13 May 2008, from Iraq. Refers to statement of the Secretary-General of the League of letters of the President of the Security Council dated 29 Arab States, list of names of heads of delegations of Feb. 2008 (S/2008/140) and of the Secretary-General Arab States and reports on the follow-up to the process dated 11 Mar. 2008 (S/2008/175) concerning the of development and modernization in the Arab states processing of letters of credit pertaining to the oil-for- and on joint Arab action. food programme and reports that the Working Group of representatives of the Government of Iraq, the Central S/2008/318 Letter, 9 May 2008, from the Secretary- Bank of Iraq and the Secretariat met in Amman from 1 to General. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 11 5 May 2008; suggests that the deadline for providing the Mar. 2008 (S/2008/175) on processing of the confirmations of arrival and resolving the disputes authentication documents relating to letters of credit between the concerned ministries of Iraq and the sellers issued against the UN Iraq Account and transmits full in the framework of the oil-for-food programme be report of the meeting of the Working Group held in extended to 30 June 2008 and that the situation be Amman from 1 to 5 May 2008 to address and resolve reviewed by the Working Group early in July on the outstanding issues, in particular, issues arising from the basis of results achieved as of the proposed deadline. claims of supplies. S/2008/380 Letter, 6 June 2008, from Iraq. Transmits S/2008/320 (A/62/842) Letter, 12 May 2008, from Iraq letter from the Foreign Minister concerning the mandate and Kuwait. Transmits final communiqué of the 3rd review of the Multinational Force in Iraq. expanded Ministerial Conference of the Countries Neighbouring Iraq, held in Kuwait on 22 Apr. 2008 and S/2008/391 Letter, 13 June 2008, from the Islamic attended by Iraq's neighbouring countries, Egypt, Republic of Iran. Transmits response refuting allegations Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Sweden, the made against the Islamic Republic of Iran by the permanent members of the Security Council, the G-8 representative of the United States at the Security countries, the UN, the League of Arab States, the Council meeting on Iraq held on 13 June 2008. Secretariat of the Arab States, the Secretariat of the Gulf S/2008/423 Letter, 27 June 2008, from the President of Cooperation Council and the European Union. the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's S/2008/321 Letter, 8 May 2008, from the Syrian Arab report dated 9 June 2008 (S/2008/372) and informs that Republic. Refers to statement made by the United States members of the Council support the actions and at the Security Council meeting of 28 Apr. 2008 on the recommendations contained in the report regarding the report of the Secretary-General on Iraq and refutes disposition and safeguarding of the records and archives allegations of flow of weapons and fighters from Syria and the disposition of non-expendable and other into Iraq. property of UNMOVIC. S/2008/492 Letter, 25 July 2008, from the Secretary- General. Refers to letter dated 9 May 2008 (S/2008/318) on processing of the authentication documents relating to letters of credit issued against the UN Iraq Account and transmits full report of the meeting of the Working Group held in Amman, 27-30 June 2008 to address and resolve outstanding issues, in particular, issues arising from the claims of supplies.
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) IRAQ SITUATION (continued) S/2008/521 Letter, 25 July 2008, from Costa Rica. Refers S/2008/706 Letter, 14 Nov. 2008, from the Islamic to report of the Working Group on the oil-for-food Republic of Iran. Refers to statement made by the programme (S/2008/492) and requests the Security Permanent Representative of the United States at the Council to put in place all safeguards needed to avoid meeting of the Security Council on Iraq on 14 Nov. 2008 irregularities in the final phase of the management of the and states that the Islamic Republic of Iran has programme. condemned all acts of violence and terrorism in Iraq and has always extended its support to the Iraqi S/2008/523 Letter, 4 Aug. 2008, from Iraq. Transmits letter Government's efforts to stabilize and reconstruct the dated 4 Aug. 2008 from the Minister for Foreign Affairs country. requesting the renewal of the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI). S/2008/722 Letter, 19 Nov. 2008, from Poland. Transmits letter from the Minister of Foreign Affairs regarding the S/2008/530 Letter, 6 Aug. 2008, from the Islamic Republic decision taken by Poland to withdraw its military of Iran. Transmits response to the allegations made by contingent from Iraq. the representative of the United States at the meeting of the Security Council on Iraq on 6 Aug. 2008. S/2008/783 Letter, 12 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1830 S/2008/566 Letter, 18 Aug. 2008, from the Syrian Arab (2008) extending the mandate of the UN Assistance Republic. Refers to statement made by the United States Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and states his intention to seek at the Security Council meeting of 6 Aug. 2008 on the to negotiate and conclude an amended agreement with item entitled "The situation concerning Iraq" and states the United States Government setting out detailed that the Syrian Arab Republic is concerned about arrangements concerning the continued provision by security and stability in Iraq as it is concerned about United States forces in Iraq of security support for the security and stability within its own borders. UN presence in Iraq, to replace the agreement of 8 S/2008/588 Note verbale, 26 Aug. 2008, from Costa Rica. December 2005. Transmits note from the Minister for Foreign Affairs and S/2008/784 Letter, 16 Dec. 2008, from the President of a non-paper entitled "oil-for-food programme" and the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter requests that it be provided with the list of natural and of 12 Dec. 2008 (S/2008/783) concerning the legal persons with outstanding invoices from the oil-for- establishment of an integrated UN security structure for food programme for the purpose of giving appropriate the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and reports and objective consideration to the decisions to be taken that the Council welcomes the proposed arrangements within the framework of the Council's discussion on set out in the letter. proposals contained in document S/2008/492. Draft resolutions S/2008/658 Letter, 23 Oct. 2008, from the President of the Governing Council of the UN Compensation S/2008/529 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Commission. Reports on the activities of the Governing of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)] / Italy, Council's 66th session, which was held at Geneva on 21 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and 22 Oct. 2008. and United States of America. S/2008/676 Identical letters, 28 Oct. 2008, from the Syrian S/2008/805 Draft resolution [on the extension of the Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and arrangements for the depositing into the Development the President of the Security Council. Reports that 4 Fund for Iraq of proceeds from export sales of American helicopters from Iraq allegedly violated Syrian petroleum, petroleum products and natural gas] / United airspace on 26 Oct. 2008 and targeted a civilian building Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and injuring 1 person and killing 8 civilians; demands that the United States of America. Government of Iraq carry out full investigation and Participation by non-Council members (without prevent further use of its territory to launch attacks the right to vote) against Syria. S/PV.5823 (21 Jan. 2008) Iraq. S/2008/687 Letter, 5 Nov. 2008, from Cuba. Expresses concern over the killing of 8 Syrian Arab Republic S/PV.5878 (28 Apr. 2008) Iraq. civilians allegedly by United States forces in Iraq on 26 Oct. 2008 and condemns, in the capacity as Chair of the S/PV.5910 (13 June 2008) Iraq. Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, the S/PV.5949 (6 Aug. 2008) Iraq. alleged act of aggression. S/PV.5950 (7 Aug. 2008) Iraq. S/PV.6016 (14 Nov. 2008) Iraq. S/PV.6059 (22 Dec. 2008) Iraq. Discussion in plenary S/PV.5823 (21 Jan. 2008). S/PV.5878 (28 Apr. 2008).
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IRAQ SITUATION (continued) KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5910 (13 June 2008). See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL S/PV.5949 (6 Aug. 2008). SECURITY S/PV.5950 (7 Aug. 2008). Statements by the President of the Security At the 5950th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/529 Council was adopted unanimously: resolution 1830 (2008). S/PRST/2008/4 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6016 (14 Nov. 2008). Security Council, at the 5831st meeting, 6 Feb. 2008, in S/PV.6059 (22 Dec. 2008). connection with the Council's consideration of the item At the 6059th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/805 entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the President was adopted unanimously: resolution 1859 (2008). of the Security Council. Resolutions Welcomes the announcement of progress in the negotiations, including the adoption of an agenda and S/RES/1830(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN timetable for action to end the crisis in Kenya following the Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)]. disputed 27 Dec. 2007 elections; expresses its deep Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Assistance concern that civilians continue to be killed; emphasizes Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) for a period of 12 months from that the only solution to the crisis lies through dialogue, the date of this resolution; decides further that the Special negotiation and compromise; strongly urges Kenya's Representative of the Secretary-General and UNAMI, at political leaders to foster reconciliation and to elaborate the request of the Government of Iraq and taking into and implement the actions agreed to without delay; account the letter of 4 Aug. 2008 from the Minister of expresses its strong concern at the continuing dire Foreign Affairs of Iraq to the Secretary-General, shall humanitarian situation in Kenya and calls for the protection continue to pursue their expanded mandate as stipulated of refugees and internally displaced persons; expresses its in resolution 1770 (2007); recognizes that the security of concern at the safety of humanitarian workers and UN UN personnel is essential for UNAMI to carry out its work personnel; welcomes the decisions of the High for the benefit of the people of Iraq and calls upon the Commissioner for Human Rights and the Special Advisor Government of Iraq and other Member States to continue for the Prevention of Genocide of the Secretary-General to to provide security and logistical support to the UN dispatch missions to Kenya. presence in Iraq; Expresses its intention to review the Participation by non-Council members (without mandate of UNAMI in twelve months or sooner, if the right to vote) requested by the Government of Iraq; requests the Secretary-General to report to the Council on a quarterly S/PV.5831 (6 Feb. 2008) Kenya. basis on the progress made towards the fulfilment of all Discussion in plenary UNAMI's responsibilities. (Adopted unanimously, 5950th meeting, 7 Aug. 2008) S/PV.5831 (6 Feb. 2008). At the 5831st meeting, the President made a S/RES/1859(2008) [Extension of the arrangements for the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in depositing into the Development Fund for Iraq of connection with prior consultations among Council proceeds from export sales of petroleum, petroleum members on the item entitled "Peace and security in products and natural gas]. Africa": S/PRST/2008/4. Decides to extend until 31 Dec. 2009 the arrangements established in para. 20 of resolution 1483 S/PV.5845 (25 Feb. 2008). (2003); decides further that the provisions in the above para. for the deposit of proceeds into the Development KFOR Fund for Iraq and for the role of the International Advisory See also: FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION and Monitoring Board and the provisions of para. 22 of resolution 1483 (2003) shall be reviewed at the request of KOSOVO (SERBIA) the Government of Iraq or no later than 15 June 2009; Reports requests the Secretary-General to report to the Council on a quarterly basis, with the first briefing no later than 31 S/2008/36 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- Mar. 2009 and with a written report on a semi-annual General. Transmits monthly report on the international basis; encourages the International Monetary Fund and security presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-30 the World Bank, as members of the International Advisory Nov. 2007. and Monitoring Board, to brief the Council in Jan. 2009. S/2008/89 Letter, 8 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- (Adopted unanimously, 6059th meeting, 22 Dec. 2008) General. Transmits letter dated 30 Jan. 2008 from the Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the ISRAEL–IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) international security presence in Kosovo covering the See: IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–ISRAEL period 1-31 Dec. 2007. S/2008/204 Letter, 26 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter from the Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the international security presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-30 Jan. 2008. - 58 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
KFOR (continued) KOSOVO (SERBIA) (continued) S/2008/331 Letter, 16 May 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/211 Report of the Secretary-General on the United General. Transmits monthly report on the international Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. security presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-29 Issued: 28 Mar. 2008. Feb. 2008. S/2008/331 Letter, 16 May 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/362 Letter, 3 June 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits monthly report on the international General. Transmits report on the international security security presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-29 presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 31 Feb. 2008. Mar. 2008. S/2008/354 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/477 Letter, 21 July 2008, from the Secretary- United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. General. Transmits letter dated 8 July 2008 from the Issued: 12 June 2008. Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the S/2008/362 Letter, 3 June 2008, from the Secretary- international security presence in Kosovo covering the General. Transmits report on the international security period 1-30 Apr. 2008. presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 31 S/2008/549 Letter, 11 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- Mar. 2008. General. Transmits report on the international security S/2008/458 Report of the Secretary-General on the presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 31 United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. May 2008. Issued: 15 July 2008. S/2008/600 Letter, 10 Sept. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/477 Letter, 21 July 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits report on the international security General. Transmits letter dated 8 July 2008 from the presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 30 Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the June 2008. international security presence in Kosovo covering the S/2008/638 Letter, 2 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- period 1-30 Apr. 2008. General. Transmits report on the international security S/2008/549 Letter, 11 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 31 General. Transmits report on the international security July 2008. presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 31 KOREAN QUESTION May 2008. General documents S/2008/600 Letter, 10 Sept. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits report on the international security S/2008/547 Letter, 11 Aug. 2008, from the Democratic presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 30 People's Republic of Korea. Transmits detailed report June 2008. entitled "The United States should not abuse the Armistice Agreement Supervisory Mechanism she S/2008/638 Letter, 2 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- scrapped", issued by the Panmunjom Mission of the General. Transmits report on the international security Korean People's Army on 8 Aug. 2008. presence in Kosovo covering the period from 1 to 31 July 2008. KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/2008/692 Report of the Secretary-General on the See also: FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. KFOR Issued: 24 Nov. 2008. UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN General documents KOSOVO S/2008/7 Letter, 4 Jan. 2008, from Serbia. Transmits Reports comments of the Government on the report of the Secretary-General on the UN Interim Administration S/2008/36 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- Mission in Kosovo, covering the period from 1 Sept. to General. Transmits monthly report on the international 15 Dec. 2007 (S/2007/768); encloses comments on the security presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-30 technical assessment of progress in the implementation Nov. 2007. of standards for Kosovo. S/2008/89 Letter, 8 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/92 Letter, 12 Feb. 2008, from Serbia. Requests General. Transmits letter dated 30 Jan. 2008 from the the convening of an urgent meeting of the Security Secretary-General of NATO attaching report on the Council to consider the situation in Kosovo. international security presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-31 Dec. 2007. S/2008/93 Letter, 12 Feb. 2008, from Russian Federation. Requests the convening of an urgent meeting of the S/2008/204 Letter, 26 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- Security Council on 14 Feb. 2008 to consider General. Transmits letter from the Secretary-General of developments in Kosovo. NATO attaching report on the international security presence in Kosovo covering the period 1-30 Jan. 2008.
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KOSOVO (SERBIA) (continued) KOSOVO (SERBIA) (continued) S/2008/103 Letter, 17 Feb. 2008, from Serbia. Requests S/2008/260 Letter, 17 Apr. 2008, from Serbia. Transmits the convening of an emergency meeting of the Security comments on the report of the Secretary-General on the Council to consider the unilateral declaration of UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo independence of Kosovo and Metohija. (S/2008/211) together with comments on the technical assessment of progress in the implementation of the S/2008/104 Letter, 17 Feb. 2008, from the Russian standard for Kosovo; transmits also the resolution of the Federation. Supports the request made by Serbia for an National Assembly on the acts of the Provisional emergency meeting of the Security Council to consider Institutions of Self-Government in Kosovo and Metohija the unilateral declaration of independence of Kosovo concerning the proclamation of unilateral independence. and Metohija. S/2008/358 (A/62/853) Identical letters, 30 May 2008, S/2008/105 Letter, 18 Feb. 2008, from Slovenia. from the Russian Federation addressed to the Transmits, on behalf of the Presidency of the European Secretary-General and the President of the Security Union, conclusions of the Council of the European Union Council. Transmits joint communiqué on the outcome of on Kosovo and on Western Balkans, adopted in the 8th Meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the Russian Brussels on 18 Feb. 2008. Federation, China and India, held in Yekaterinburg, S/2008/106 Letter, 18 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- Russian Federation, 14-15 May 2008. General. Transmits letter from the European Union High S/2008/401 Letter, 17 June 2008, from Serbia. Requests Representative for the Common Foreign and Security that a meeting of the Security Council be convened to Policy regarding the decision by the European Union to consider the report of the Secretary-General on the UN deploy a rule of law mission to Kosovo within the Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (S/2008/354) framework provided by in Security Council resolution and that the President of Serbia be allowed to participate 1244 (1999) and the appointment of the European Union in the meeting and to make a statement. Special Representative for Kosovo. S/2008/411 Letter, 20 June 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/108 (A/62/700) Letter, 17 Feb. 2008, from the General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to Russian Federation. Transmits official statement of the appoint Lamberto Zannier (Italy) as his Special Ministry of Foreign Affairs of 17 Feb. 2008 on the Representative and Head of the UN Interim unilateral proclamation of independence of Kosovo; calls Administration Mission in Kosovo, to replace Joachim for the convening of an emergency meeting of the Rücker(Germany) , who completed his assignment on Security Council to examine the situation. 20 June 2008. S/2008/111 (A/62/703) Letter, 17 Feb. 2008, from Serbia. S/2008/412 Letter, 23 June 2008, from the President of Transmits letter from the President of Serbia concerning the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 20 June 2008 the unilateral declaration of independence by the from the Secretary-General (S/2008/411) expressing his Provisional Institutions of Self-Government of Kosovo intention to appoint Lamberto Zannier (Italy) as his and Metohija from the Republic of Serbia; states that the Special Representative and Head of the United Nations Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija is an Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo and states that integral part of Serbia and demands the Special members of the Council have taken note of the intention Representative of the Secretary-General to abrogate all expressed in the letter. acts and actions by which the unilateral independence has been declared. S/2008/803 Letter, 12 Dec. 2008, from Serbia. Transmits letter from the President clarifying the position of Serbia S/2008/123 (A/63/62) Letter, 19 Feb. 2008, from the on the reconfiguration of the international civilian Russian Federation. Transmits joint statement by the presence in the province of Kosovo and Metohija in the Chamber Council of the Council of Federation and the wake of the latest report on Kosovo to the Security Council of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of Council (S/2008/692). the Russian Federation concerning the self-proclamation of independence by the territory of Kosovo (Serbia) adopted on 18 Feb. 2008. S/2008/162 Letter, 6 Mar. 2008, from Serbia. Requests the convening of an urgent meeting of the Security Council to consider the unilateral declaration of independence by Kosovo and its subsequent recognition by some States Members of the UN.
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KOSOVO (SERBIA) (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Statements by the President of the Security See also: MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Council UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON S/PRST/2008/44 Statement [made on behalf of the Reports Security Council, at the 6025th meeting, 26 Nov. 2008, S/2008/135 Report of the Secretary-General on the in connection with the Council's consideration of the item implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 entitled "Security Council resolutions 1160 (1998), 1199 (2006). (1998), 1203 (1999) and 1244 (1999)"] / by the President Issued: 28 Feb. 2008. of the Security Council. Welcomes the Secretary-General's report on UNMIK S/2008/173 Second report of the Secretary-General (S/2008/692) dated 24 Nov. 2008 and, taking into account submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1757 the positions of Belgrade and Pristina on the report which (2007). were reflected in their respective statements, welcomes Issued: 12 Mar. 2008. their intentions to cooperate with the international S/2008/210 Letter, 28 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- community; welcomes the cooperation between UN and General. Transmits 10th report of the International other international actors, within the framework of Security Independent Investigation Commission, prepared Council Resolution 1244 (1999), and also welcomes the pursuant to Security Council resolutions 1595 (2005), continuing efforts of the European Union to advance the 1636 (2005), 1644 (2005), 1686 (2006) and 1748 (2007); European perspective of the whole of the Western provides an overview of progress made by the Balkans, thereby making a decisive contribution to regional Commission since its previous report dated 28 Nov. stability and prosperity. 2007 (S/2007/684) in investigating the Feb. 2005 Participation by non-Council members (without assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik the right to vote) Hariri and 22 others, provides also details of assistance by the Commission to the Lebanese authorities in the S/PV.5821 (16 Jan. 2008) Serbia. investigation of 20 other bombings and assassinations in S/PV.5839 (18 Feb. 2008) Republic of Serbia. Lebanon since Oct. 2004. S/PV.5850 (10 Mar. 2008) Serbia. S/2008/264 Seventh semi-annual report of the Secretary- General on the implementation of Security Council S/PV.5917 (20 June 2008) Serbia. resolution 1559 (2004). S/PV.5944 (25 July 2008) Serbia. Issued: 21 Apr. 2008. S/PV.6025 (26 Nov. 2008) Albania, Germany and Serbia. S/2008/425 Report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 Discussion in plenary (2006). S/PV.5821 (16 Jan. 2008). Issued: 27 June 2008. S/PV.5822 (16 Jan. 2008). S/2008/582 Letter, 25 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Secretary-General's report dated 28 S/PV.5835 (14 Feb. 2008). Feb. 2008 concerning the dispatch of a team of border S/PV.5839 (18 Feb. 2008). security experts to undertake a thorough follow-up assessment of the implementation of the S/PV.5850 (10 Mar. 2008). recommendations of the Lebanon Independent Border S/PV.5871 (21 Apr. 2008). Assessment Team and transmits report of the leader of the Lebanon Independent Border Assessment Team II, S/PV.5917 (20 June 2008). Lasse Christensen (Denmark). S/PV.5944 (25 July 2008). S/2008/654 Eighth semi-annual report of the Secretary- General on the implementation of Security Council S/PV.6025 (26 Nov. 2008). resolution 1559 (2004). At the 6025th meeting, the President made a Issued: 16 Oct. 2008. statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council S/2008/715 Report of the Secretary-General on the members on the item entitled "Security Council resolutions implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 1160 (1998), 1199 (1998), 1203 (1999) and 1244 (1999)": (2006). S/PRST/2008/44. Issued: 18 Nov. 2008. KUWAIT–IRAQ S/2008/734 Third report of the Secretary-General submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1757 See: IRAQ SITUATION (2007). Issued: 26 Nov. 2008.
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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2008/752 Letter, 2 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/57 Letter, 30 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits General. Transmits 11th report of the International statement that Cuba was to deliver on behalf of the Non- Independent Investigation Commission, prepared Aligned Movement at the debate on the situation in the pursuant to Security Council resolutions 1595 (2005), Middle East, including the Palestinian question, held by 1636 (2005), 1644 (2005), 1686 (2006) and 1748 (2007). the Security Council on 30 Jan. 2008; expresses regret General documents on the Council's rejection to the request of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement to S/2008/4 (A/62/630) Identical letters, 2 Jan. 2008, from participate in the deliberations. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/60 Letter, 30 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical General. Transmits letter from the Prime Minister of summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, Lebanon requesting technical assistance in the territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 15-21 Government's efforts to investigate the murder of Dec. 2007. Wissam Eid of the Internal Security Forces, Oussama S/2008/9 (A/62/634) Identical letters, 7 Jan. 2008, from Merheb and other civilians. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/61 Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from the President of the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, General dated 30 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/60) transmitting territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 22-31 request from the Government of Lebanon for technical Dec. 2007. assistance from the International Independent S/2008/11 (A/62/635) Identical letters, 7 Jan. 2008, from Investigation Commission in their effort to investigate the Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the murder of Wissam Eid and other civilians and authorizes President of the Security Council. Transmits summary of the Commission to extend appropriate technical alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory assistance to the Lebanese authorities in the committed by Israel during December 2007. investigation. S/2008/12 (A/62/636) Identical letters, 8 Jan. 2008, from S/2008/62 Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the Non-Aligned Movement's response to the remarks made President of the Security Council. Reports that 2 rockets by the Permanent Representative of Israel during the allegedly fired from southern Lebanon under the debate on the situation in the Middle East, including the responsibility of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon landed Palestinian question, held by the Security Council on 30 in the western Galilee region of Israel, 7 Jan. 2008 and Jan. 2008. states that Israel holds the Government of Lebanon S/2008/74 (A/62/675) Identical letters, 4 Feb. 2008, from responsible for the act. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/13 (A/62/637) Identical letters, 8 Jan. 2008, from President of the Security Council. Reports attack and Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the firing of flare shells into Lebanese airspace allegedly President of the Security Council. Reports alleged committed by Israeli forces resulted in the death of a violation of the Blue Line and kidnapping and detention Lebanese citizen and the wounding of another. of a Lebanese citizen by Israeli forces on 7 Jan. 2008. S/2008/78 (A/62/678) Identical letters, 5 Feb. 2008, from S/2008/22 (A/62/646) Identical letters, 15 Jan. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical table of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territory committed by Israel during the month of Jan. territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 1-7 2008. Jan. 2008. S/2008/79 (A/62/677) Identical letters, 5 Feb. 2008, from S/2008/30 (A/62/656) Identical letters, 18 Jan. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 22-31 territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 8-14 Jan. 2008. Jan. 2008. S/2008/94 (A/62/690) Identical letters, 12 Feb. 2008, from S/2008/46 (A/62/664) Identical letters, 24 Jan. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 1 to 7 territory committed by Israel between 15 and 21 Jan. Feb. 2008. 2008.
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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2008/102 (A/62/698) Identical letters, 15 Feb. 2008, S/2008/225 (A/62/787) Identical letters, 4 Apr. 2008, from from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the the President of the Security Council. Transmits position President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical paper from the Lebanese Government on the table of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 territorial waters and territory committed by Israel during (2006). Mar. 2008. S/2008/112 (A/62/702) Identical letters, 19 Feb. 2008, S/2008/236 Letter, 8 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to the President of the Security Council. Transmits appoint Johan Verbeke (Belgium) as his Special statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Coordinator for Lebanon; states that Mr. Verbeke will be airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by his representative in Lebanon responsible for Israel, 8 to 14 Feb. 2008. coordinating the work of the UN in the country and representing the Secretary-General on all political S/2008/129 (A/62/709) Identical letters, 26 Feb. 2008, aspects of the UN work there. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2008/237 Letter, 11 Apr. 2008, from the President of the statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by dated 8 Apr. 2008 (S/2008/236) and informs that Israel, 15-21 Feb. 2008. members of the Security Council have taken note of his intention to appoint Johan Verbeke (Belgium) as the S/2008/154 (A/62/716) Identical letters, 4 Mar. 2008, from Special Coordinator of the Secretary-General for Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Lebanon. President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, S/2008/261 Letter, 18 Apr. 2008, from Israel. Reports territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 22-29 alleged attacks and violations carried out against Israel Feb. 2008. from the Gaza Strip and along the Blue Line on the northern border, in connection with the briefing on the S/2008/155 (A/62/717) Identical letters, 4 Mar. 2008, from Middle East scheduled for 23 Apr. 2008. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical S/2008/293 Letter, 2 May 2008, from the Islamic Republic summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, of Iran. Refers to report of the Secretary-General on territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, during Security Council resolution 1559 (2004) (S/2008/264) Feb. 2008. and states its historical relations with Lebanon and its support of national unity, national dialogue and S/2008/164 (A/62/725) Letter, 6 Mar. 2008, from the consensus among Lebanese groups as the solution to Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits letter expressing the the current political situation in the country. position of the Syrian Arab Republic on the 6th report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security S/2008/301 (A/62/832) Identical letters, 6 May 2008, from Council resolution 1701 (2006). Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical S/2008/174 (A/62/738) Identical letters, 11 Mar. 2008, summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 8-30 the President of the Security Council. Transmits Apr. 2008. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by S/2008/302 (A/62/833) Identical letters, 6 May 2008, from Israel, 1-7 Mar. 2008. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical S/2008/223 Identical letters, 4 Apr. 2008, from the Islamic summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, Republic of Iran addressed to the Secretary-General and territorial waters and territory committed by Israel during the President of the Security Council. Refers to report of the month of April 2008. the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006) (S/2008/135) and denies S/2008/333 (A/62/844) Identical letters, 19 May 2008, transferring of sophisticated weaponry to Lebanon. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2008/224 (A/62/786) Identical letters, 4 Apr. 2008, from statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Israel, 1-14 May 2008. summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 8-31 Mar. 2008.
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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2008/334 Letter, 16 May 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/484 (A/62/911) Identical letters, 21 July 2008, General. Transmits letter dated 8 May 2008 from the from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Prime Minister of Lebanon expressing hope that the the President of the Security Council. Transmits Security Council will respond favourably to the request of statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese the Commissioner of the UN International Independent airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Investigation Commission for the extension of the Israel, 1-14 July 2008. mandate of the International Commission to 31 Dec. S/2008/516 Letter, 30 July 2008, from the Secretary- 2008. General. Refers to para. 34 of the report of the S/2008/374 (A/62/861) Identical letters, 5 June 2008, Secretary-General dated 20 July 2000 (S/2000/718) and from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and reports his intention to appoint Michael C. Williams the President of the Security Council. Transmits (United Kingdom) as the UN Special Coordinator for statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Lebanon to be based in Beirut and coordinate UN airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by activities in regard to Lebanon. Israel, 22-30 May 2008. S/2008/517 Letter, 1 Aug. 2008, from the President of the S/2008/375 (A/62/862) Identical letters, 5 June 2008, Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and dated 30 July 2008 (S/2008/516) and reports that the President of the Security Council. Transmits members of the Council have taken note of his intention statistical table of alleged violations of Lebanese to appoint Michael C. Williams (United Kingdom) as the airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by UN Special Coordinator for Lebanon. Israel during the month of May 2008. S/2008/563 (A/62/937) Identical letters, 18 Aug. 2008, S/2008/392 Letter, 22 May 2008, from the League of Arab from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and States. Transmits (a) the Doha Agreement regarding the the President of the Security Council. Transmits outcome of the Lebanese national reconciliation statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese conference; and (b) the outcome and resolutions issued airspace and territory committed by Israel between 15 to by the Council of the League of Arab States at its 31 July 2008. extraordinary session held at the ministerial level on 11 S/2008/564 (A/62/938) Identical letters, 18 Aug. 2008, May 2008. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/399 (A/62/883) Identical letters, 17 June 2008, the President of the Security Council. Transmits from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese the President of the Security Council. Transmits position airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by paper from Lebanon on the implementation of Security Israel during the month of July 2008. Council resolution 1701 (2006); includes statistical table S/2008/568 Letter, 21 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- and summary of alleged violations of Lebanese General. Requests the renewal of the mandate of the airspace, territory committed by Israel, Feb. - May 2008 UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) for a further and of Lebanese territorial waters, Mar.- May 2008. period of 12 months, until 31 Aug. 2009. S/2008/406 (A/62/886) Identical letters, 18 June 2008, S/2008/576 (A/62/944) Identical letters, 21 Aug. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 1-14 June 2008. Israel, 1-14 Aug. 2008. S/2008/461 (A/62/907) Identical letters, 14 July 2008, S/2008/604 (A/62/954) Identical letters, 11 Sept. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by airspace and territory committed by Israel between 15 Israel, 15-30 June 2008. and 21 Aug. 2008. S/2008/462 (A/62/908) Identical letters, 14 July 2008, S/2008/607 (A/63/357) Identical letters, 15 Sept. 2008, 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 of alleged violations of Lebanese statistical table of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by airspace and territory committed by Israel during Aug. Israel during the month of June 2008. 2008.
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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2008/608 (A/63/358) Identical letters, 15 Sept. 2008, S/2008/730 Identical letters, 24 Nov. 2008, 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 alleged manoeuvres of the statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Hizbollah organization both north and south of the Litani airspace and territory committed by Israel between 22 River on 22 Nov. 2008. and 31 Aug. 2008. S/2008/747 (A/63/577) Letter, 26 Nov. 2008, from S/2008/627 (A/63/380) Identical letters, 22 Sept. 2008, 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 by Israel between 1 and 14 Nov. 2008. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2008/758 (A/63/586) Identical letters, 3 Dec. 2008, airspace and territory committed by Israel between 1 and from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and 14 September 2008. the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2008/650 (A/63/480) Identical letters, 14 Oct. 2008, statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by the President of the Security Council. Transmits Israel, 15-30 Nov. 2008. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2008/759 (A/63/585) Identical letters, 3 Dec. 2008, airspace and territory committed by Israel between 15 from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and and 30 Sept. 2008. the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2008/651 (A/63/481) Identical letters, 14 Oct. 2008, statistical table showing the number of alleged violations from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory the President of the Security Council. Transmits committed by Israel during the month of Nov. 2008. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2008/764 Letter, 4 Dec. 2008, from Lebanon. Transmits airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by letter from the Prime Minister requesting the extension of Israel during the month of Sept. 2008. the mandate of the International Independent S/2008/669 (A/63/502) Identical letters, 21 Oct. 2008, Investigation Commission until 28 Feb. 2009. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/810 (A/63/661) Identical letters, 22 Dec. 2008, the President of the Security Council. Transmits from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese the President of the Security Council. Transmits airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Israel, 8-14 Oct. 2008. airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by S/2008/680 Identical letters, 29 Oct. 2008, from the Syrian Israel, 1-16 Dec. 2008. Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/824 Letter, 18 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1852 the same date representing the position of the Syrian (2008) extending the mandate of the International Arab Republic with respect to the 8th semi-annual report Independent Investigation Commission to the end of of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Feb. 2009 and reports that the Special Tribunal for security council resolution 1559 (2004). Lebanon shall commence on 1 Mar. 2009. S/2008/698 (A/63/533) Identical letters, 6 Nov. 2008, from S/2008/825 Letter, 29 Dec. 2008, from the President of Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical dated 18 Dec. 2008 (S/2008/824) ) and reports that table showing the number of alleged violations of members of the Council have taken note of his decision, Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory in accordance with art. 19 (2) of the annex to Security committed by Israel during the month of Oct. 2008. Council resolution 1757 (2007), to commence the S/2008/699 (A/63/534) Identical letters, 6 Nov. 2008, from Special Tribunal for Lebanon on 1 Mar. 2009. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Draft resolutions President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, S/2008/349 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 15-31 of the UN International Independent Investigation Oct. 2008. Commission in Lebanon] / France. S/2008/721 (A/63/557) Identical letters, 18 Nov. 2008, S/2008/583 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] / Belgium, the President of the Security Council. Transmits list of Croatia, France, Italy, United Kingdom of Great Britain alleged Israeli air, maritime and land violations of the and Northern Ireland and United States of America. Blue Line as compiled by the Lebanese armed forces S/2008/792 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate and covering the period between May and Nov. 2008. of the UN International Independent Investigation Commission in Lebanon] / France.
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LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Resolutions Council S/RES/1815(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/PRST/2008/8 Statement [made on behalf of the International Independent Investigation Commission in Security Council, at the 5867th meeting, 15 Apr. 2008, in Lebanon]. connection with the Council's consideration of the item Decides to extend the mandate of UN International entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the Independent Investigation Commission in Lebanon until 31 President of the Security Council. Dec. 2008 and declares its readiness to terminate the Reiterates its commitment to the full implementation mandate earlier if the Commission reports that it has of all provisions of resolution 1701 (2006) and reaffirms its completed the implementation of its mandate; requests the strong support for the efforts of the Secretary-General in Commission to report to the Council on the progress of the this regard; takes note of the progress as well as of the investigation at the latest in 6 months, and at any other concerns expressed by the Secretary-General regarding earlier time if it deems appropriate. (Adopted unanimously, the implementation of resolution 1701 and emphasizes the 5901st meeting, 2 June 2008) need for greater progress on all the key issues required for S/RES/1832(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN a permanent ceasefire and long-term solution; reiterates Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)]. its full support for the UN Interim Force in Lebanon Decides to extend the present mandate of UNIFIL (UNIFIL) and calls on all parties to abide by their until 31 Aug. 2009; commends the positive role of UNIFIL, obligations to respect the safety of UN personnel; whose deployment together with the Lebanese Armed welcomes the further enhancement of the cooperation Forces has helped to establish a new strategic between UNIFIL and the Lebanese Armed Forces. environment in southern Lebanon; calls upon all parties Participation by non-Council members (without concerned to respect the cessation of hostilities and the the right to vote) Blue Line in its entirety and to cooperate fully with the UN and UNIFIL and to abide scrupulously by their obligation to S/PV.5863 (8 Apr. 2008) Democratic Republic of the respect the safety of UNIFIL and other UN personnel, Congo. including by avoiding any course of action which S/PV.5867 (15 Apr. 2008) Lebanon. endangers UN personnel and by ensuring UNIFIL is accorded full freedom of movement within its area of S/PV.5901 (2 June 2008) Lebanon. operation; calls upon all parties to cooperate fully with the S/PV.5967 (27 Aug. 2008) Lebanon and Israel. Security Council and the Secretary-General to achieve a permanent ceasefire and a long-term solution as S/PV.6047 (17 Dec. 2008) Lebanon. envisioned in resolution 1701 (2006). (Adopted S/PV.6048 (17 Dec. 2008) Lebanon. unanimously, 5967th meeting, 27 Aug. 2008) Discussion in plenary S/RES/1852(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN International Independent Investigation Commission in S/PV.5863 (8 Apr. 2008). Lebanon]. S/PV.5867 (15 Apr. 2008). Decides to extend the mandate of UN International At the 5847th meeting, the President made a Independent Investigation Commission in Lebanon until 28 statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Feb. 2009. (Adopted unanimously, 6048th meeting, 17 connection with prior consultations among Council Dec. 2008) members on the item entitled "The situation in the Middle East": S/PRST/2008/8. LIBERIA SITUATION See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5901 (2 June 2008). At the 5901st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/349 UN MISSION IN LIBERIA was adopted unanimously: resolution 1815 (2008). Reports S/PV.5967 (27 Aug. 2008). S/2008/183 Sixteenth progress report of the Secretary- At the 5967th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/583 General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1832 (2008). Issued: 19 Mar. 2008. S/PV.6047 (17 Dec. 2008). S/2008/371 Letter, 12 June 2008, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6048 (17 Dec. 2008). Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Transmits At the 6048th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/792 report of the Panel of Experts submitted pursuant to was adopted unanimously: resolution 1852 (2008). para. 5 (e) of Security Council resolution 1792 (2007) concerning Liberia. S/2008/553 Seventeenth progress report of the Secretary- General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. Issued: 15 Aug. 2008.
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LIBERIA SITUATION (continued) LIBERIA SITUATION (continued) S/2008/785 Letter, 12 Dec. 2008, from the Acting S/PV.5914 (18 June 2008). Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established At the 5914th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/394 pursuant to Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1819 (2008). Transmits report of the Panel of Experts submitted in S/PV.5972 (9 Sept. 2008). accordance with para. 1 of Security Council resolution 1819 (2008). S/PV.5985 (29 Sept. 2008). General documents At the 5985th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/613 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1836 (2008). S/2008/85 Letter, 8 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Security Council resolutions 1792 S/PV.6051 (19 Dec. 2008). (2007) and 1760 (2007) concerning Liberia and reports At the 6051st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/797 the appointment of Thomas R. Creal (United States, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1854 (2008). expert on finance), Guy Lamb (South Africa, expert on Resolutions arms and Security) and Wynet V. Smith (Canada, expert on natural resources) to serve on the Panel of Experts S/RES/1819(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the for a period ending on 20 June 2008, and the selection Panel of Experts on Liberia]. of Wynet Smith to chair the Panel. Requests that the Secretary-General renew the mandate of the Panel of Experts appointed pursuant to S/2008/459 Letter, 14 July 2008, from the Secretary- para. 1 of resolution 1760 (2007) for a further period until General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1819 20 Dec. 2008, and requests that the Panel of Experts (2008) concerning Liberia and reports, after consulting report to the Council through the Committee established with the Security Council Committee established by para. 21 of resolution 1521 (2003) by 1 Dec. 2008 on all pursuant to resolution 1521 (2003), the appointment of issues listed in para. 5 of resolution 1792 (2007), and to Nelson Alusala (Kenya), Thomas R. Creal (United provide informal updates to the Committee as appropriate States) and Wynet V. Smith (Canada) to serve on the before that date; reiterates the importance of UNMIL's (UN Panel of Experts for a period ending 20 Dec. 2008, and Mission in Liberia) continuing assistance to the the selection of Wynet Smith to serve as Coordinator of Government of Liberia, the Committee, and the Panel of the Panel. Experts, within its capabilities and areas of deployment, and without prejudice to its mandate, including in S/2008/665 Letter, 16 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- monitoring the implementation of the measures in para. 2 General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to and 4 of resolution 1521 (2003), recalls its request that appoint Lieutenant General A.T.M. Zahirul Alam UNMIL inspect inventories of weapons and ammunition (Bangladesh) as Force Commander of the UN Mission in obtained in accordance with para. 1 and 2 of resolution Liberia (UNMIL) to replace Lieutenant General 1683 (2006) to ensure all such weapons and ammunition Chikadibia Obiakor (Nigeria), whose tour ended on 18 are accounted for, and to make periodic reports to the July 2008. Committee on its findings; reiterates its request to the UN S/2008/666 Letter, 20 Oct. 2008, from the President of the Mission in Côte d'Ivoire, within its capabilities and areas of Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter deployment, and without prejudice to its mandate, to assist dated 16 Oct. 2008 (S/2008/665) and reports that the Committee and the Panel of Experts by passing to the members of the Security Council have taken note of his Committee and the Panel any information relevant to the intention to appoint Lieutenant General A. T. M. Zahirul implementation of the measures in para. 2 and 4 of Alam (Bangladesh) as Force Commander of the UN resolution 1521 (2003) in the context of enhanced Mission in Liberia. coordination among UN missions and offices in West Draft resolutions Africa (Adopted unanimously, 5914th meeting, 18 June 2008) S/2008/394 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/RES/1836(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN of the Panel of Experts on Liberia]. Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)]. S/2008/613 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Decides that the mandate of the UN Mission in of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)]. Liberia (UNMIL) shall be extended until 30 Sep. 2009; endorses the Secretary-General's recommendation for a S/2008/797 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate reduction of an additional 1,460 personnel deployed as of the Panel of Experts on Liberia] / United States. part of UNMIL's military component and for the Participation by non-Council members (without streamlining of the current 4 sectors into 2, and authorizes the right to vote) the Secretary-General to implement this recommendation during the period Oct. 2008-Mar. 2009; further endorses, S/PV.5864 (14 Apr. 2008) Liberia. with immediate effect, the Secretary-General's S/PV.5914 (18 June 2008) Liberia. recommendation for an increase of 240 in the authorized number of personnel deployed as part of UNMIL's police S/PV.5985 (29 Sept. 2008) Liberia. component. (Adopted unanimously, 5985th meeting, 29 Discussion in plenary Sept. 2008) S/PV.5864 (14 Apr. 2008).
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LIBERIA SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1854(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the S/2008/390 Report of the Secretary-General on the Panel of Experts on Liberia]. United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the Decides to renew the measures on arms imposed by period from 1 January 2008 to 30 June 2008. para. 2 of resolution 1521 (2003) and modified by paras. 1 Issued: 16 June 2008. and 2 of resolution 1683 (2006) and by para. 1(b) of S/2008/425 Report of the Secretary-General on the resolution 1731 (2006) and to renew the measures on implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 travel imposed by para. 4 of resolution 1521 (2003) for a (2006). further period of 12 months from the date of adoption of Issued: 27 June 2008. this resolution; decides to extend the mandate of the current Panel of Experts appointed pursuant to paragraph S/2008/582 Letter, 25 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- 1 of resolution 1819 (2008) for a further period until 20 General. Refers to Secretary-General's report dated 28 Dec. 2009. (Adopted unanimously, 6051st meeting, 19 Feb. 2008 concerning the dispatch of a team of border Dec. 2008) security experts to undertake a thorough follow-up assessment of the implementation of the MAURITANIA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS recommendations of the Lebanon Independent Border General documents Assessment Team and transmits report of the leader of the Lebanon Independent Border Assessment Team II, S/2009/85 Letter, 10 Feb. 2009, from the Libyan Arab Lasse Christensen (Denmark). Jamahiriya. Transmits, in the capacity as the representative of the current Chairman of the African S/2008/612 (A/63/368) Peaceful settlement of the Union, communiqué on the situation in Mauritania question of Palestine : report of the Secretary-General. adopted by the African Union Peace and Security Issued: 22 Sept. 2008. Council at its 168th meeting, held on 5 Feb. 2009 in S/2008/654 Eighth semi-annual report of the Secretary- Addis Ababa. General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1559 (2004). MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Issued: 16 Oct. 2008. See also: LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/2008/715 Report of the Secretary-General on the PALESTINE QUESTION implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (2006). UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE Issued: 18 Nov. 2008. UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON S/2008/734 Third report of the Secretary-General Reports submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1757 (2007). S/2008/135 Report of the Secretary-General on the Issued: 26 Nov. 2008. implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). S/2008/737 Report of the Secretary-General on the Issued: 28 Feb. 2008. United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the period from 1 July 2008 to 31 December 2008. S/2008/173 Second report of the Secretary-General Issued: 26 Nov. 2008. submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1757 (2007). S/2008/752 Letter, 2 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- Issued: 12 Mar. 2008. General. Transmits 11th report of the International Independent Investigation Commission, prepared S/2008/210 Letter, 28 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- pursuant to Security Council resolutions 1595 (2005), General. Transmits 10th report of the International 1636 (2005), 1644 (2005), 1686 (2006) and 1748 (2007). Independent Investigation Commission, prepared General documents pursuant to Security Council resolutions 1595 (2005), 1636 (2005), 1644 (2005), 1686 (2006) and 1748 (2007); S/2008/3 (A/62/629) Identical letters, 2 Jan. 2008, from provides an overview of progress made by the Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the Commission since its previous report dated 28 Nov. President of the Security Council. Refers to the briefing 2007 (S/2007/684) in investigating the Feb. 2005 heard by the Security Council on 21 Dec. 2007 during its assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik consideration of the Situation in the Middle East and Hariri and 22 others, provides also details of assistance states that the briefing omitted other Israeli soldiers by the Commission to the Lebanese authorities in the kidnapped by Hizbollah; requests that the Red Cross be investigation of 20 other bombings and assassinations in allowed to visit the soldiers and access should be Lebanon since Oct. 2004. granted to ensure their medical attention and treatment. S/2008/264 Seventh semi-annual report of the Secretary- S/2008/4 (A/62/630) Identical letters, 2 Jan. 2008, from General on the implementation of Security Council Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the resolution 1559 (2004). President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Issued: 21 Apr. 2008. summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 15-21 Dec. 2007. - 68 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2008/8 (A/ES-10/409) Identical letters, 4 Jan. 2008, S/2008/24 (A/62/647) Identical letters, 15 Jan. 2008, from from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous President of the Security Council. Reports military 304 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Dec. activities, including the launching of Qassam rockets, 2007 and reports alleged air missile attack, tank and allegedly carried out by Palestinians against Israeli warplane bombings by Israel against the Palestinian communities in southern Israel, 15 Jan. 2008 killing a 20 people in the Gaza Strip; reports also alleged violence year old volunteer from Ecuador and wounding 4 people. and intimidation by illegal Israeli settlers; includes the S/2008/28 (A/62/652) Letter, 17 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. names of 23 Palestinians killed, 28 Dec. 2007-4 Jan. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating 2008. Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement of the Document symbol corrected by A/ES-10/409/Corr.1- Coordinating Bureau on the situation in the Occupied S/2008/8/Corr.1. Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, adopted S/2008/8/Corr.1 (A/ES-10/409/Corr.1) Identical letters, 4 on 17 Jan. 2008. Jan. 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- S/2008/30 (A/62/656) Identical letters, 18 Jan. 2008, from General and the President of the Security Council : Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the corrigendum. President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Corrects document symbol of A/ES-10/409- summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, S/2007/785 to A/ES-10/409-S/2008/8. territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 8-14 S/2008/9 (A/62/634) Identical letters, 7 Jan. 2008, from Jan. 2008. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/31 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from Saudi Arabia. President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Requests, in the capacity as Chairman of the Arab summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, Group for the month of Jan. 2008, and on behalf of the territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 22-31 States members of the League of Arab States, an urgent Dec. 2007. meeting of the Security Council to consider alleged S/2008/11 (A/62/635) Identical letters, 7 Jan. 2008, from Israeli aggression in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the including East Jerusalem. President of the Security Council. Transmits summary of S/2008/32 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from Palestine. Requests alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of committed by Israel during December 2007. Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to S/2008/12 (A/62/636) Identical letters, 8 Jan. 2008, from be held on 22 Jan. 2008 regarding the situation in the Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly in the Gaza President of the Security Council. Reports that 2 rockets Strip. allegedly fired from southern Lebanon under the S/2008/35 (A/ES-10/411) Identical letters, 21 Jan. 2008, responsibility of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon landed from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and in the western Galilee region of Israel, 7 Jan. 2008 and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous states that Israel holds the Government of Lebanon 306 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-15 Jan. responsible for the act. 2008 and reports that Israel has intensified its siege of S/2008/13 (A/62/637) Identical letters, 8 Jan. 2008, from the Gaza Strip and has continued closing all borders, Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the preventing the delivery of humanitarian supplies and President of the Security Council. Reports alleged reducing fuel supplies; also reports alleged Israeli violation of the Blue Line and kidnapping and detention military assaults against the population in the Gaza Strip; of a Lebanese citizen by Israeli forces on 7 Jan. 2008. resulted in the killing of at least 40 more Palestinian civilians; includes the names of 24 Palestinians killed, 16 S/2008/22 (A/62/646) Identical letters, 15 Jan. 2008, from Jan.-21 Jan. 2008. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical S/2008/37 Letter, 22 Jan. 2008, from Malaysia. Transmits summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, press statement by the Prime Minister on the situation in territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 1-7 the Gaza Strip. Jan. 2008. S/2008/42 (A/62/661) Identical letters, 23 Jan. 2008, from S/2008/23 (A/ES-10/410) Identical letters, 15 Jan. 2008, the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to Secretary- from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and General and the President of the Security Council. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Reports crimes allegedly committed by Israel in the 305 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-4 Jan. Gaza Strip and requests relevant UN agencies to take 2008 and reports alleged Israeli attack in the Gaza Strip, measures in providing the Palestinian people in the by tanks, armoured vehicles and bulldozers under the Gaza Strip with basic goods and services. cover of helicopter gunships and warplanes, killing at least 19 Palestinians and destroying property; includes the names of 37 Palestinians killed, 5 Jan.-15 Jan. 2008.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2008/46 (A/62/664) Identical letters, 24 Jan. 2008, from S/2008/70 (A/62/672) Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Transmits, in the capacity as Chairman of the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non- territory committed by Israel between 15 and 21 Jan. Aligned Movement on the situation in the occupied 2008. Palestinian territory, particularly in the Gaza Strip, adopted on 31 Jan. 2008. S/2008/47 (A/62/665) Letter, 24 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs S/2008/72 (A/62/673) Identical letters, 4 Feb. 2008, from regarding the recent escalation of aggression allegedly Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the committed by Israel against the Palestinian population, Security Council. Reports a suicide attack on 4 Feb. particularly in the Gaza Strip. 2008 against Israeli civilians at a shopping mall in the town of Dimona allegedly carried out by 2 Palestinians, S/2008/51 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from Palestine. Requests resulted in the death of one Israeli citizen and injuries to the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of 11 others. Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to be held on Wednesday, 30 Jan. 2008 regarding the S/2008/73 (A/62/674) Identical letters, 4 Jan. 2008, from situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the question. Security Council. Refers to letter from Cuba, on behalf of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, S/2008/55 (A/62/667) Identical letters, 28 Jan. 2008, from dated 31 Jan. 2007 (S/2008/62) on the situation in the Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Gaza Strip and reaffirms that Israeli actions are in Security Council. Refers to letter from Cuba, on behalf of response to the indiscriminate rocket attacks on its the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, citizens from Gaza allegedly committed by Hamas. dated 17 Jan. 2007 (A/62/652-S/2008/28) on the situation in the Gaza Strip and states that Israeli actions S/2008/74 (A/62/675) Identical letters, 4 Feb. 2008, from are in response to rocket and mortar attacks on its Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the citizens from Gaza; calls on the international community President of the Security Council. Reports attack and to play a constructive role in supporting the on-going firing of flare shells into Lebanese airspace allegedly bilateral process between Israel and the Palestinian committed by Israeli forces resulted in the death of a Authority. Lebanese citizen and the wounding of another. S/2008/57 Letter, 30 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits S/2008/78 (A/62/678) Identical letters, 5 Feb. 2008, from statement that Cuba was to deliver on behalf of the Non- Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Aligned Movement at the debate on the situation in the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Middle East, including the Palestinian question, held by table of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and the Security Council on 30 Jan. 2008; expresses regret territory committed by Israel during the month of Jan. on the Council's rejection to the request of the 2008. Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement to S/2008/79 (A/62/677) Identical letters, 5 Feb. 2008, from participate in the deliberations. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/60 Letter, 30 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical General. Transmits letter from the Prime Minister of summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, Lebanon requesting technical assistance in the territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 22-31 Government's efforts to investigate the murder of Jan. 2008. Wissam Eid of the Internal Security Forces, Oussama S/2008/81 (A/ES-10/412) Identical letters, 7 Feb. 2008, Merheb and other civilians. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/61 Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from the President of the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- 307 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-21 Jan. General dated 30 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/60) transmitting 2008 and reports that Israel has intensified its siege of request from the Government of Lebanon for technical the Gaza Strip and has continued closing all borders, assistance from the International Independent preventing the delivery of humanitarian supplies and Investigation Commission in their effort to investigate the reducing fuel supplies; also reports alleged Israeli murder of Wissam Eid and other civilians and authorizes military incursion into the West Bank cities and the the Commission to extend appropriate technical detention of about 10 Palestinians; includes the names assistance to the Lebanese authorities in the of 31 Palestinians killed, 22 Jan.-7 Feb. 2008. investigation. S/2008/86 (A/62/685) Identical letters, 8 Feb. 2008, from S/2008/62 Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Non-Aligned Movement's response to the remarks made Security Council. Reports continued Qassam rocket and by the Permanent Representative of Israel during the mortar attacks against Israel allegedly committed by debate on the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, 6-8 Feb. 2008 wounding Palestinian question, held by the Security Council on 30 2 girls ages 2 and 11 and damaging property. Jan. 2008.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2008/90 (A/62/688) Identical letters, 11 Feb. 2008, from S/2008/131 Letter, 25 Feb. 2008, from Israel. Reports Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the alleged Qassam rocket attack and mortar fires targeting Security Council. Reports alleged Qassam rocket attack Israeli towns and villages from the Gaza Strip resulted in from the Gaza Strip against the town of Sderot on 8 Feb. the killing of a 73 year old woman and wounding 11 2008 resulted in wounding 2 boys ages 8 and 19. others; encloses also Blue Line violation report for the period 16 Jan.-13 Feb. 2008. S/2008/94 (A/62/690) Identical letters, 12 Feb. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/132 (A/62/710) Identical letters, 27 Feb. 2008, President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, the Security Council. Reports Qassam rocket attacks, for territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 1 to 7 which Hamas has allegedly claimed responsibility, from Feb. 2008. the Gaza Strip against the town of Sderot on 27 Feb. 2008 killing a 47 year old civilian; states that the S/2008/96 (A/62/693) Identical letters, 11 Feb. 2008, from Palestinian leadership must stop the violence, dismantle Pakistan addressed to the Secretary-General and the the terrorist infrastructure and end the cycle of impunity President of the Security Council. Transmits, in the and bring the terrorists to justice. capacity as Chair of the Organization of the Islamic Conference Group in New York, final communiqué of the S/2008/142 Letter, 1 Mar. 2008, from the Libyan Arab Expanded Extraordinary Meeting of the OIC Executive Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an urgent Committee at the level of Foreign Ministers, held on 3 meeting of the Security Council to consider the situation Feb. 2008 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on the developments in the occupied Palestinian Territory. in Palestine, in particular the siege imposed on the Gaza S/2008/143 Letter, 1 Mar. 2008, from Palestine. Requests Strip. the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of S/2008/102 (A/62/698) Identical letters, 15 Feb. 2008, Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and be held on Saturday, 1 Mar. 2008 regarding the situation the President of the Security Council. Transmits position in the Middle East, including the Palestine question. paper from the Lebanese Government on the S/2008/144 (A/ES-10/413) Identical letters, 1 Mar. 2008, implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the (2006). President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 309 S/2008/110 Identical letters, 19 Feb. 2008, from Israel letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Feb. 2008 addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of and reports the launching of large-scale military attacks the Security Council. Refers to alleged anti-Israeli by Israel against civilian population in the Gaza Strip, threats made by 2 members of the leadership of Iran in resulting in the killing of at least 50 Palestinians; also their letters of 16 Feb. 2008 to Hizbollah and calls upon reports that hospitals in Gaza are facing critical the international community to condemn such racist shortages of medical supplies and equipment, while threats. Israeli forces allegedly target medical rescue teams and prevent ambulances to evacuate the wounded. S/2008/112 (A/62/702) Identical letters, 19 Feb. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/149 (A/ES-10/414) Identical letters, 28 Feb. 2008, the President of the Security Council. Transmits from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 308 airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-7 Feb. 2008 Israel, 8 to 14 Feb. 2008. and reports alleged Israeli targeted air missile strikes and air strikes via airplanes and helicopters against S/2008/117 (A/62/705) Identical letters, 19 Feb. 2008, civilian areas in the Gaza Strip, resulting in several from the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to killings, including children, and destruction of properties; Secretary-General and the President of the Security includes the names of 58 Palestinians killed, 9-28 Feb. Council. Refers to earlier letters (A/61/571-S/2006/884 2008. and A/61/954-S/2007/354) reporting alleged threats made by Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran and S/2008/150 (A/ES-10/415) Identical letters, 3 Mar. 2008, its nuclear programme and states that the Israeli Prime from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Minister, on 14 Jan. 2008, threatened to use military the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous action against Iran; calls upon the UN to take urgent 310 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-1 Mar. response against such threats. 2008 and reports that the Palestinian death toll has continued to rise as a result of the military onslaught S/2008/129 (A/62/709) Identical letters, 26 Feb. 2008, unleashed allegedly by Israel against the Palestinian from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and civilian population in the Gaza Strip since the convening the President of the Security Council. Transmits to the emergency meeting of the Security Council on 1 statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Mar. 2008; includes the names of 91 Palestinians killed, airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by 29 Feb.-3 Mar. 2008. Israel, 15-21 Feb. 2008.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2008/152 (A/62/715) Letter, 29 Feb. 2008, from Cuba. S/2008/184 Letter, 19 Mar. 2008, from Palestine. Transmits, in the capacity as Chairman of the Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non- Council to be held on Tuesday, 25 Mar. 2008 regarding Aligned Movement on the situation in the occupied the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestine Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem, adopted question. on 29 Feb. 2008. S/2008/189 Letter, 20 Mar. 2008, from Israel. Reports S/2008/153 Letter, 4 Mar. 2008, from Pakistan. Transmits, alleged escalation of rocket attacks and mortar fires from in the capacity as Chair of the Organization of the the Gaza Strip targeting Israeli towns and villages killing Islamic Conference Group in New York, statement dated one civilian and injuring others; also reports alleged 3 Mar. 2008 on the latest situation in Palestine, violation of the arms embargo along the Blue Line and particularly in Gaza. rearming of Hizbollah. S/2008/154 (A/62/716) Identical letters, 4 Mar. 2008, from S/2008/198 Letter, 25 Mar. 2008, from the Islamic Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Republic of Iran. Transmits response by the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, allegations made by the representative of Israel before territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 22-29 the Security Council meeting on the situation in the Feb. 2008. Middle East, including the Palestinian question, 25 Mar. 2008. S/2008/155 (A/62/717) Identical letters, 4 Mar. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/201 Letter, 25 Mar. 2008, from Yemen. Transmits President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical the Yemen initiative relevant to the resumption of summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, dialogue between Fatah and Hamas; also includes the territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, during Sana'a Declaration signed by the representatives of the Feb. 2008. 2 Palestinian movements, on 23 Mar. 2008. S/2008/161 (A/62/723) Letter, 3 Mar. 2008, from the S/2008/209 (A/62/770) Identical letters, 27 Mar. 2008, Syrian Arab Republic. Reports that Israeli authorities from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of allegedly uprooted 370 cherry and apple trees in the the Security Council. Reports continuation of rocket and Syrian Golan territories; requests that pressure be put on mortar attacks against Israeli civilians allegedly carried Israel to desist from these practices. out by Hamas from the Gaza Strip resulted in wounding of 3 Israeli civilians. S/2008/164 (A/62/725) Letter, 6 Mar. 2008, from the Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits letter expressing the S/2008/223 Identical letters, 4 Apr. 2008, from the Islamic position of the Syrian Arab Republic on the 6th report of Republic of Iran addressed to the Secretary-General and the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security the President of the Security Council. Refers to report of Council resolution 1701 (2006). the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006) (S/2008/135) and denies S/2008/169 (A/62/735) Identical letters, 10 Mar. 2008, transferring of sophisticated weaponry to Lebanon. from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports that on 6 Mar. 2008, an S/2008/224 (A/62/786) Identical letters, 4 Apr. 2008, from alleged terrorist infiltrated the Mercaz Harav yeshiva Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the (rabbinical seminary) in Jerusalem and opened fire on a President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical crowded library and study hall, killing 8 young men and summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, wounding 11 others. territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 8-31 Mar. 2008. S/2008/170 (A/ES-10/416) Identical letters, 11 Mar. 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/225 (A/62/787) Identical letters, 4 Apr. 2008, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the 311 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 Mar. President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical 2008 and reports that Israel, allegedly continues to table of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, construct and expand settlements in the occupied territorial waters and territory committed by Israel during territories, especially in and around East Jerusalem, in Mar. 2008. contravention of its obligations under the road map S/2008/228 (A/62/792) Letter, 7 Apr. 2008, from Iran. endorsed by Security Council resolution 1515 (2003). Refers to letters from Israel (S/2008/131dated 25 Feb. S/2008/174 (A/62/738) Identical letters, 11 Mar. 2008, 2008 and S/2008/189 dated 20 Mar. 2008) and states from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and that Iran's support for the peoples of Palestine and the President of the Security Council. Transmits Lebanon has been of a moral, humanitarian and political statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese nature and rejects Israel's allegations against Iran with airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by regard to the alleged violation of Security Council Israel, 1-7 Mar. 2008. resolution 1701 (2006).
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2008/232 Note verbale, 7 Apr. 2008, from the Syrian S/2008/269 (A/62/812) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2008, Arab Republic. Refers to Letters from Israel from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of (S/2008/131dated 25 Feb. 2008 and S/2008/189 dated the Security Council. Reports bombing attacks with 20 Mar. 2008) and transmits reply rejecting allegations of disguised military vehicles and mortar fires at the Kerem violations of the Blue Line and rearming Hizbollah. Shalom crossing allegedly carried out by Palestinians in the Gaza Strip resulting in wounding of 13 Israeli S/2008/233 (A/62/797) Identical letters, 7 Apr. 2008, from soldiers, 19 Apr. 2008. Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports alleged mortar attacks and S/2008/275 (A/62/815) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2008, infiltration of a fuel terminal at the Nahal Oz crossing by from Islamic Republic of Iran. Transmits letter from the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip resulting in the death of 2 Minister for Foreign Affairs concerning the situation in Israeli civilians, 7 Apr. 2008. the Gaza Strip and territories occupied by Israel. S/2008/236 Letter, 8 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/277 (A/62/820) Identical letters, 25 Apr. 2008, General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of appoint Johan Verbeke (Belgium) as his Special the Security Council. Reports shooting attack in an Coordinator for Lebanon; states that Mr. Verbeke will be industrial zone in the Sharon region allegedly carried out his representative in Lebanon responsible for by Islamic Jihad and Hamas resulting in the death of 2 coordinating the work of the UN in the country and Israeli civilians, 25 Apr. 2008. representing the Secretary-General on all political S/2008/282 (A/ES-10/418) Identical letters, 29 Apr. 2008, aspects of the UN work there. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/237 Letter, 11 Apr. 2008, from the President of the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter 313 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-16 Apr. dated 8 Apr. 2008 (S/2008/236) and informs that 2008 and reports alleged military attack by Israel against members of the Security Council have taken note of his the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip killing a mother intention to appoint Johan Verbeke (Belgium) as the and her 3 children and wounding 2 other children and Special Coordinator of the Secretary-General for destroying their house; includes the names of 27 Lebanon. Palestinians killed, 17-28 Apr. 2008. S/2008/240 (A/62/798) Letter, 9 Apr. 2008, from Iran. S/2008/293 Letter, 2 May 2008, from the Islamic Republic Refers to earlier letters (A/61/571-S/2006/884, A/61/954- of Iran. Refers to report of the Secretary-General on S/2007/354 and A/62/705-S/2008/117) reporting alleged Security Council resolution 1559 (2004) (S/2008/264) threats made by Israel against the Islamic Republic of and states its historical relations with Lebanon and its Iran and states that the Israeli Infrastructure Minister support of national unity, national dialogue and allegedly made a threat against Iran on 7 Apr. 2008; calls consensus among Lebanese groups as the solution to upon the Security Council to react to these statements. the current political situation in the country. S/2008/243 Letter, 10 Apr. 2008, from the Chairman of the S/2008/295 Identical letters, 4 May 2008, from the Syrian Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of Arab Republic to the Secretary-General and the the Palestinian People. Refers to the summary President of the Security Council. Transmits letter setting statement by the Secretary-General concerning the list out its position concerning the 7th report of the of items of which the Security Council is currently seized Secretary-General on the implementation of Security and on the stage reached in their consideration Council resolution 1559 (2004). (S/2008/10) and reiterates the Committee's continuing S/2008/296 Letter, 24 Apr. 2008, from the League of Arab objection to the deletion from the aforementioned list that States. Transmits letter dated 15 Apr. 2008 from the relate to the exercise of the inalienable rights of the Secretary General of the League of Arab States Palestinian people, the question of Palestine and the enclosing resolutions of the 20th session of the Council situation in the Middle East. of the League of Arab States held in Damascus on 29 S/2008/256 (A/ES-10/417) Identical letters, 16 Apr. 2008, and 30 March 2008, the Damascus Declaration, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and statement of the President of Syria to the meeting, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous statement of the Secretary-General of the League of 312 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 Mar. Arab States, list of names of heads of delegations of 2008 and reports alleged escalation of military attack by Arab States and reports on the follow-up to the process Israel against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip in of development and modernization in the Arab states addition to cutting off fuel supplies and obstruction of and on joint Arab action. humanitarian aid; includes the names of 69 Palestinians S/2008/301 (A/62/832) Identical letters, 6 May 2008, from killed, 4 Mar.- 16 Apr. 2008. Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/261 Letter, 18 Apr. 2008, from Israel. Reports President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical alleged attacks and violations carried out against Israel summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, from the Gaza Strip and along the Blue Line on the territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 8-30 northern border, in connection with the briefing on the Apr. 2008. Middle East scheduled for 23 Apr. 2008.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2008/302 (A/62/833) Identical letters, 6 May 2008, from S/2008/365 (A/ES-10/419) Identical letters, 3 June 2008, Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, 314 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Apr. territorial waters and territory committed by Israel during 2008 and reports ongoing illegal Israeli settlement the month of April 2008. activity in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem. S/2008/306 Letter, 6 May 2008, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the UN Disengagement Observer S/2008/367 (A/62/857) Identical letters, 5 June 2008, Force and reports the Secretary-General's intention to from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the add Croatia to the list of countries that have agreed to President of the Security Council. Reports that a mortar provide military personnel to the UN Disengagement shell allegedly fired by Hamas from the northern Gaza Observer Force to replace Slovakia that will withdraw its Strip on 5 June 2008 landed in Israel killing one civilian troops in July 2008; reports also that Croatia has offered and wounding several others. to replace the departing contingent within the Austrian S/2008/374 (A/62/861) Identical letters, 5 June 2008, battalion. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/307 Letter, 8 May 2008, from the President of the the President of the Security Council. Transmits Security Council. Refers to letter of 6 May 2008 statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese (S/2008/306) and reports that members of the Security airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Council have taken note of the Secretary-General's Israel, 22-30 May 2008. intention to add Croatia to the list of countries providing S/2008/375 (A/62/862) Identical letters, 5 June 2008, military personnel to the UN Disengagement Observer from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Force (UNDOF). the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2008/311 (A/62/839) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2008, statistical table of alleged violations of Lebanese from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by the Security Council. Reports Qassam rocket attack from Israel during the month of May 2008. the Gaza Strip allegedly committed by Hamas killing an S/2008/377 Letter, 6 June 2008, from the Islamic Republic Israeli civilian and wounding 3 others, 22 Apr. 2008. of Iran. Refers to the earlier letters (A/61/571- S/2008/316 (A/62/840) Identical letters, 12 May 2008, S/2006/884, A/61/954-S/2007/354 and A/62/705- from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/117) reporting alleged threats made by Israel President of the Security Council. Reports Qassam against Iran; states that on 6 June 2008. Israeli Prime rocket attack from the Gaza Strip allegedly committed by Minister threatened to use military action against Iran, Islamic Jihad killing a 70 year old Israeli woman , 12 May and calls upon the UN to take urgent response against 2008. such threats. S/2008/328 (A/62/843) Identical letters, 14 May 2008, S/2008/392 Letter, 22 May 2008, from the League of Arab from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the States. Transmits (a) the Doha Agreement regarding the President of the Security Council. Reports a Grad rocket outcome of the Lebanese national reconciliation attack against Israel allegedly committed by Palestinians conference; and (b) the outcome and resolutions issued in the Gaza Strip, 14 May 2008, wounding 34 civilians. by the Council of the League of Arab States at its extraordinary session held at the ministerial level on 11 S/2008/333 (A/62/844) Identical letters, 19 May 2008, May 2008. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2008/396 Letter, 17 June 2008, from Cuba. Writes, on statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese behalf of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Movement, with regard to the critical situation in the Israel, 1-14 May 2008. Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and in particular with regard to ongoing and intensifying S/2008/334 Letter, 16 May 2008, from the Secretary- illegal Israeli settlement activities. General. Transmits letter dated 8 May 2008 from the Prime Minister of Lebanon expressing hope that the S/2008/399 (A/62/883) Identical letters, 17 June 2008, Security Council will respond favourably to the request of from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the Commissioner of the UN International Independent the President of the Security Council. Transmits position Investigation Commission for the extension of the paper from Lebanon on the implementation of Security mandate of the International Commission to 31 Dec. Council resolution 1701 (2006); includes statistical table 2008. and summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territory committed by Israel, Feb. - May 2008 and of Lebanese territorial waters, Mar.- May 2008.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2008/404 (A/ES-10/420) Identical letters, 18 June S/2008/482 Letter, 22 July 2008, from Israel. Transmits 2008, from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the statement delivered on 22 July 2008 by the Permanent President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 315 Representative of Israel at the open debate of the letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 June 2008 Security Council on the item entitled "The situation in the and reports ongoing illegal Israeli settlement activity in Middle East including the Palestinian question". the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East S/2008/484 (A/62/911) Identical letters, 21 July 2008, Jerusalem; includes the names of 64 Palestinians killed, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and 2 May-17 June 2008. the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2008/406 (A/62/886) Identical letters, 18 June 2008, statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by the President of the Security Council. Transmits Israel, 1-14 July 2008. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese S/2008/513 (A/ES-10/422) Identical letters, 1 Aug. 2008, airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the Israel, 1-14 June 2008. President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 317 S/2008/420 Letter, 24 June 2008, from Israel. Reports letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 June 2008 Qassam rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip allegedly and reports that Israel continues to confiscate committed by Palestinians on 24 June 2008, in violation Palestinian land and destroy homes and properties to of the "state of calm" reached earlier. facilitate its construction and expansion of settlements. S/2008/421 (A/ES-10/421) Identical letters, 25 June S/2008/516 Letter, 30 July 2008, from the Secretary- 2008, from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the General. Refers to para. 34 of the report of the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 316 Secretary-General dated 20 July 2000 (S/2000/718) and letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Sept. reports his intention to appoint Michael C. Williams 2008 and reports alleged military assault by Israel (United Kingdom) as the UN Special Coordinator for against in the West Bank in violation of the ceasefire Lebanon to be based in Beirut and coordinate UN agreement; calls for the extension of the ceasefire to the activities in regard to Lebanon. West Bank in addition to the Gaza Strip. S/2008/517 Letter, 1 Aug. 2008, from the President of the S/2008/430 Letter, 2 July 2008, from Israel. Reports Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter alleged terrorist attack by a Palestinian bulldozer driver dated 30 July 2008 (S/2008/516) and reports that in downtown Jerusalem, killed 3 women and injured at members of the Council have taken note of his intention least 50 more civilians on 2 July 2008. to appoint Michael C. Williams (United Kingdom) as the UN Special Coordinator for Lebanon. S/2008/440 Letter, 3 July 2008, from Pakistan. Expresses, on behalf of the members of the Organization of the S/2008/563 (A/62/937) Identical letters, 18 Aug. 2008, Islamic Conference, concern over the alleged plans by from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Israel to continue with the expansion of settlements in the President of the Security Council. Transmits the Occupied Palestinian Territory including East statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Jerusalem in contravention of its commitments under the airspace and territory committed by Israel between 15 to road map. 31 July 2008. S/2008/461 (A/62/907) Identical letters, 14 July 2008, S/2008/564 (A/62/938) Identical letters, 18 Aug. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits the President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 15-30 June 2008. Israel during the month of July 2008. S/2008/462 (A/62/908) Identical letters, 14 July 2008, S/2008/568 Letter, 21 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and General. Requests the renewal of the mandate of the the President of the Security Council. Transmits UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) for a further statistical table of alleged violations of Lebanese period of 12 months, until 31 Aug. 2009. airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by S/2008/576 (A/62/944) Identical letters, 21 Aug. 2008, Israel during the month of June 2008. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/473 Letter, 18 July 2008, from Palestine. the President of the Security Council. Transmits Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Council to be held on Tuesday, 22 July 2008 regarding Israel, 1-14 Aug. 2008. the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestine S/2008/578 Note verbale, 22 Aug. 2008, from Qatar. question. Transmits the Doha Agreement on the Outcome of the Meeting of the Lebanese National Dialogue Conference, reached on 21 May 2008.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2008/584 (A/62/946) Identical letters, 22 Aug. 2008, S/2008/629 (A/ES-10/423) Identical letters, 29 Sept. from Indonesia and South Africa to the President of the 2008, from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the General Assembly and the President of the Security President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 317 Council. Transmits the outcome document of the New letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 June 2008 Asia-Africa Strategic Partnership Ministerial Conference and reports alleged continued attacks against on Capacity-Building for Palestine held on 14 July 2008 Palestinians and destruction of their property by Israeli in Jakarta, Indonesia. settlers. S/2008/599 Letter, 9 Sept. 2008, from Iran (Islamic S/2008/650 (A/63/480) Identical letters, 14 Oct. 2008, Republic of). Refers to its earlier letters (A/61/571- from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2006/884, A/61/954-S/2007/354, A/62/705-S/2008/117 the President of the Security Council. Transmits and S/2008/377) and reports alleged threats made by statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Israeli officials against the Islamic Republic of Iran. airspace and territory committed by Israel between 15 and 30 Sept. 2008. S/2008/604 (A/62/954) Identical letters, 11 Sept. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/651 (A/63/481) Identical letters, 14 Oct. 2008, the President of the Security Council. Transmits from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese the President of the Security Council. Transmits airspace and territory committed by Israel between 15 statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese and 21 Aug. 2008. airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel during the month of Sept. 2008. S/2008/607 (A/63/357) Identical letters, 15 Sept. 2008, from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/667 (A/ES-10/424) Identical letters, 20 Oct. 2008, the President of the Security Council. Transmits from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and statistical table of alleged violations of Lebanese the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous airspace and territory committed by Israel during Aug. 317 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Sept. 2008. 2008 and reports the destructive consequences of Israel's ongoing illegal settlement campaign in the S/2008/608 (A/63/358) Identical letters, 15 Sept. 2008, Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem; from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and includes the names of 64 Palestinians killed, 18 June the President of the Security Council. Transmits 2008-16 Oct. 2008. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed by Israel between 22 S/2008/669 (A/63/502) Identical letters, 21 Oct. 2008, and 31 Aug. 2008. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2008/615 Letter, 9 Sept. 2008, from Saudi Arabia. statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Requests the convening of an urgent meeting of the airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Security Council to consider the situation in the occupied Israel, 8-14 Oct. 2008. Palestinian Territories. S/2008/680 Identical letters, 29 Oct. 2008, from the Syrian S/2008/623 Letter, 25 Sept. 2008, from Palestine. Arab Republic addressed to the Secretary-General and Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent the President of the Security Council. Transmits letter of Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the the same date representing the position of the Syrian Council to be held on Wednesday, 26 Sept. 2008 to Arab Republic with respect to the 8th semi-annual report discuss the issue of the Israeli settlements in the of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem. security council resolution 1559 (2004). S/2008/625 Letter, 26 Sept. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits, S/2008/689 (A/ES-10/425) Identical letters, 5 Nov. 2008, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the Non-Aligned Movement, statement dated 26 Sept. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 2008 by the Minister for Foreign Affairs on the situation 320 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-20 in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East October 2008 and reports alleged destruction of property Jerusalem, and in particular with regard to expanding and the killing of 6 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip when a illegal Israeli settlement activities. number of Israeli tanks entered the area and started S/2008/627 (A/63/380) Identical letters, 22 Sept. 2008, indiscriminately shelling towards civilians on 4 Nov. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and 2008. the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2008/698 (A/63/533) Identical letters, 6 Nov. 2008, from statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the airspace and territory committed by Israel between 1 and President of the Security Council. Transmits statistical 14 September 2008. table showing the number of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Israel during the month of Oct. 2008.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2008/699 (A/63/534) Identical letters, 6 Nov. 2008, from S/2008/758 (A/63/586) Identical letters, 3 Dec. 2008, 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 airspace, statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese territorial waters and territory committed by Israel, 15-31 airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Oct. 2008. Israel, 15-30 Nov. 2008. S/2008/717 (A/ES-10/426) Identical letters, 17 Nov. 2008, S/2008/759 (A/63/585) Identical letters, 3 Dec. 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the President of the Security Council. Transmits 321 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Nov. statistical table showing the number of alleged violations 2008 and reports alleged military attack and closure of of Lebanese airspace, territorial waters and territory all crossings by Israel against the Palestinian people in committed by Israel during the month of Nov. 2008. the Gaza Strip; includes the names of 16 Palestinians S/2008/764 Letter, 4 Dec. 2008, from Lebanon. Transmits killed, 29 Oct. 2008-16 Nov. 2008. letter from the Prime Minister requesting the extension of S/2008/721 (A/63/557) Identical letters, 18 Nov. 2008, the mandate of the International Independent from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and Investigation Commission until 28 Feb. 2009. the President of the Security Council. Transmits list of S/2008/765 Letter, 5 Dec. 2008, from Egypt. Requests, in alleged Israeli air, maritime and land violations of the the capacity as Chairman of the Arab Group for the Blue Line as compiled by the Lebanese armed forces month of Dec. 2008, the convening of an emergency and covering the period between May and Nov. 2008. meeting of the Security Council to consider alleged S/2008/730 Identical letters, 24 Nov. 2008, from Israel Israeli aggression in the Occupied Palestinian Territory addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of especially in Al-Khalil (Hebron). the Security Council. Reports alleged manoeuvres of the S/2008/768 (A/ES-10/427) Identical letters, 12 Dec. 2008, Hizbollah organization both north and south of the Litani from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and River on 22 Nov. 2008. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2008/735 (A/63/571) Letter, 24 Nov. 2008, from Cuba. 322 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-17 Nov. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating 2008 and reports alleged burning down of Palestinian Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, communiqué on homes and injuring Palestinian civilians on 4 Dec. 2008 the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, by Israeli settlers. including East Jerusalem, adopted by the Coordinating S/2008/790 Identical Letters, 12 Dec. 2008, from Islamic Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on 20 Nov. 2008. Republic of Iran addressed to Secretary-General and the S/2008/736 (A/63/572) Letter, 24 Nov. 2008, from the President of the Security Council. Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits letter of the same date Refers to earlier letters (A/61/571-S/2006/884, from the Minister for Foreign Affairs regarding the severe A/61/954-S/2007/354, A/62/705-S/2008/117, S/2008/377 humanitarian situation in Gaza. and S/2008/599) reporting alleged threats made by Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran and reports the tragic S/2008/747 (A/63/577) Letter, 26 Nov. 2008, from humanitarian situation in the Gaza strip. Lebanon. Transmits statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese airspace and territory committed S/2008/794 Letter, 11 Dec. 2008, from Palestine. by Israel between 1 and 14 Nov. 2008. Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the S/2008/753 Letter, 2 Dec. 2008, from the Libyan Arab Council to be held on Thursday, 18 Dec. 2008 regarding Jamahiriya. Reports that on 1 Dec. 2008, 2 Israeli the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian gunboats allegedly intercepted a Libyan ship which was question. headed to the port of Gaza in order to deliver humanitarian aid and made it turn back; requests the S/2008/807 Identical letters, 22 Dec. 2008, from Israel Security Council to take urgent action in order to allow addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the ship to enter the port of Gaza and unload its cargo. the Security Council. Reports increased frequency and intensity of rocket launches from within civilian centres in S/2008/754 Letter, 2 Dec. 2008, from the Libyan Arab Gaza, allegedly carried out by Hamas. Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an emergency meeting of the Security Council to consider to discuss S/2008/810 (A/63/661) Identical letters, 22 Dec. 2008, the delivery of humanitarian aid to the Gaza strip. from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Transmits S/2008/755 Letter, 3 Dec. 2008, from Palestine. Requests statistical summary of alleged violations of Lebanese the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of airspace, territorial waters and territory committed by Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to Israel, 1-16 Dec. 2008. be held on Wednesday, 3 Dec. 2008 regarding the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/2008/814 Identical letters, 24 Dec. 2008, from Israel S/2008/842 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from Egypt. Requests, addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of in the capacity as Chairman of the Arab Group for the the Security Council. Reports more than 60 rockets and month of Dec. 2008, and upon instructions from the mortars hit civilian population centres in southern Israel, Council of Ministers of the League of Arab States, the allegedly launched by Hamas; further reports that more convening of an emergency meeting of the Security than 40 trucks laden with supplies were supposed to be Council to consider alleged Israeli aggression in the transferred to the Gaza Strip, but that, as a result of the Occupied Palestinian Territory in the Gaza Strip. rocket and mortar attacks, those transfers will not reach S/2008/843 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Libyan Arab their intended destination. Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an urgent S/2008/815 Letter, 27 Dec. 2008, from Libyan Arab meeting of the Security Council to discuss the situation Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an urgent in the Gaza Strip. meeting of the Security Council to discuss the situation S/2008/844 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from Palestine. in the Gaza Strip. Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent S/2008/816 Identical letters, 27 Dec. 2008, from Israel Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of meeting of the Council that will be held on 31 Dec. 2008 the Security Council. Reports that Israel has decided to regarding the situation in the Middle East, including the exercise its right to self-defence in order to protect its Palestinian question. citizens from the ongoing attacks originating from the S/2008/845 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Islamic Gaza Strip and allegedly carried out by Hamas and other Republic of Iran. Refers to its previous communications terrorist organizations. on the situation in the Gaza Strip and requests the S/2008/817 Letter, 27 Dec. 2008, from the Islamic Security Council to take effective measures to stop the Republic of Iran. Reports alleged attacks by Israel bombings and alleviate the suffering of the people in the against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip; urges Gaza Strip. the Security Council to take urgent and meaningful Draft resolutions action. S/2008/349 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/2008/818 Identical letters, 27 Dec. 2008, from Jordan of the UN International Independent Investigation addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Commission in Lebanon] / France. the Security Council. Expresses concern regarding the escalation of violence and the deterioration of the S/2008/415 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip as a result of the of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. alleged military aggression by Israel. S/2008/583 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/2008/819 (A/ES-10/428) Identical letters, 27 Dec. 2008, of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] / Belgium, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Croatia, France, Italy, United Kingdom of Great Britain the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous and Northern Ireland and United States of America. 323 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Dec. S/2008/771 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate 2008 and reports that Israeli F-16 warplanes and Apache of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. helicopters allegedly dropped over 100 bombs on dozens of locations in the Gaza Strip on 27 Dec. 2008 S/2008/787 Draft resolution [on the implementation of the resulting in the deaths of over 200 Palestinians. Quartet Performance-based Road Map to a Permanent Two-State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict] / S/2008/828 (A/ES-10/429) Identical letters, 29 Dec. 2008, Russian Federation and the United States of America. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2008/792 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate 324 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-27 Dec. of the UN International Independent Investigation 2008 and reports that Israeli jets have allegedly pounded Commission in Lebanon] / France. hundreds of targets across the Gaza Strip, killing over 300 Palestinians and injuring almost 1,500 others. S/2008/835 (A/ES-10/430) Identical letters, 31 Dec. 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 325 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Dec. 2008 and reports that since the beginning of the alleged assault on Gaza more than 375 Palestinians have been killed by Israel and more than 1,750 Palestinians have been injured. S/2008/841 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from France. Transmits statement dated 30 Dec. 2008 issued by the European Union on the situation in the Middle East.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Participation by non-Council members (without Council the right to vote) S/PRST/2008/8 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.5824 (22 Jan. 2008) Cuba, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Security Council, at the 5867th meeting, 15 Apr. 2008, in Lebanon, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Pakistan, Palestine, connection with the Council's consideration of the item Saudi Arabia, Slovenia and Syrian Arab Republic. entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the S/PV.5827 (30 Jan. 2008) Israel, Lebanon, Syrian Arab President of the Security Council. Republic and Palestine. Reiterates its commitment to the full implementation of all provisions of resolution 1701 (2006) and reaffirms its S/PV.5847 (1 Mar. 2008) Israel and Palestine. strong support for the efforts of the Secretary-General in this regard; takes note of the progress as well as of the S/PV.5859 (25 Mar. 2008) Cuba, Israel, Lebanon, concerns expressed by the Secretary-General regarding Pakistan, Slovenia, Sudan, Syrian Arab Republic and the implementation of resolution 1701 and emphasizes the Palestine. need for greater progress on all the key issues required for S/PV.5863 (8 Apr. 2008) Democratic Republic of the a permanent ceasefire and long-term solution; reiterates Congo. its full support for the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and calls on all parties to abide by their S/PV.5867 (15 Apr. 2008) Lebanon. obligations to respect the safety of UN personnel; S/PV.5888 (8 May 2008) Lebanon. welcomes the further enhancement of the cooperation between UNIFIL and the Lebanese Armed Forces. S/PV.5896 (22 May 2008) Lebanon. S/PRST/2008/17 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.5901 (2 June 2008) Lebanon. Security Council, at the 5896th meeting, 22 May 2008, in S/PV.5940 (22 July 2008) Argentina, Cuba, Islamic connection with the Council's consideration of the item Republic of Iran, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Lebanon, entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the Malaysia, Qatar, Senegal, Syrian Arab Republic and President of the Security Council. Palestine. Congratulates the leaders and people of Lebanon and welcomes and strongly supports the agreement S/PV.5967 (27 Aug. 2008) Lebanon and Israel. reached in Doha on 21 May under the auspices of the S/PV.5983 (26 Sept. 2008) Israel, Palestine and Saudi Arab League; welcomes the agreement to elect a Arabia. President of the Republic, to establish a national unity cabinet, to address Lebanon's electoral law, and to ban the S/PV.6008 (30 Oct. 2008) Lebanon. use of weapons and violence as a means to settle S/PV.6030 (3 Dec. 2008) Israel and Palestine. disputes, irrespective of their nature and under any circumstances; calls for the implementation of this S/PV.6047 (17 Dec. 2008) Lebanon. agreement in its entirety, in accordance with the Arab League initiative, and in conformity with the Taef S/PV.6048 (17 Dec. 2008) Lebanon. agreement and all relevant UN Security Council S/PV.6049 (18 Dec. 2008) Australia, Brazil, Cuba, resolutions and statements of its President on the situation Iceland, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Japan, in Lebanon. Lebanon, Morocco, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Syrian S/PRST/2008/25 Statement [made on behalf of the Arab Republic, Turkey and Bolivarian Republic of Security Council, at the 5926th meeting, 27 June 2008, Venezuela. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.6060 (31 Dec. 2008) Egypt, Israel, Palestine and entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. President of the Security Council. States that the statement of the Secretary-General Discussion in plenary which says "... the situation in the Middle east is tense and S/PV.5824 (22 Jan. 2008). is likely to remain so, unless and until a comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the Middle east problem S/PV.5824(Resumption 1) (22 Jan. 2008). can be reached" (S/2008/390, para. 11), reflects the view S/PV.5827 (30 Jan. 2008). of the Security Council. S/PV.5846 (26 Feb. 2008). S/PRST/2008/46 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6039th meeting, 12 Dec. 2008, S/PV.5847 (1 Mar. 2008). in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.5859 (25 Mar. 2008). entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PV.5859(Resumption 1) (25 Mar. 2008). States that the situation in the Middle East is tense S/PV.5863 (8 Apr. 2008). and is likely to remain so, unless and until a comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the Middle East problem can be reached.
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/PV.5867 (15 Apr. 2008). S/PV.6039 (12 Dec. 2008). At the 5847th meeting, the President made a At the 6039th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council connection with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation in the Middle members on the item entitled "The situation in the Middle East": S/PRST/2008/8. East": S/PRST/2008/46; at the same meeting, draft resolution S/2008/771 was adopted unanimously: S/PV.5873 (23 Apr. 2008). resolution 1848 (2008). S/PV.5888 (8 May 2008). S/PV.6045 (16 Dec. 2008). S/PV.5896 (22 May 2008). At the 6045th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/787 At the 5896th meeting, the President made a was adopted (14-0-1) : resolution 1850 (2008). statement on behalf of the Council members, in connection S/PV.6047 (17 Dec. 2008). with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "The situation in the Middle East" " : S/PV.6048 (17 Dec. 2008). S/PRST/2008/17. At the 6048th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/792 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1852 (2008). S/PV.5899 (28 May 2008). S/PV.6049 (18 Dec. 2008). S/PV.5901 (2 June 2008). At the 5901st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/349 S/PV.6049 (Resumption 1) (18 Dec. 2008). was adopted unanimously: resolution 1815 (2008). S/PV.6060 (31 Dec. 2008). S/PV.5918 (23 June 2008). Resolutions S/PV.5926 (27 June 2008). S/RES/1815(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN At the 5926th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/415 International Independent Investigation Commission in was adopted unanimously: resolution 1821 (2008). Lebanon]. S/PV.5926 (27 June 2008). Decides to extend the mandate of UN International At the 5926th meeting, the President made a Independent Investigation Commission in Lebanon until 31 statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Dec. 2008 and declares its readiness to terminate the connection with prior consultations among Council mandate earlier if the Commission reports that it has members on the "Situation in the Middle East": completed the implementation of its mandate; requests the S/PRST/2008/25. Commission to report to the Council on the progress of the investigation at the latest in 6 months, and at any other S/PV.5927 (27 June 2008). earlier time if it deems appropriate. (Adopted unanimously, S/PV.5940 (22 July 2008). 5901st meeting, 2 June 2008) S/PV.5940(Resumption 1) (22 July 2008). S/RES/1821(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. S/PV.5963 (20 Aug. 2008). Calls upon the parties concerned to implement S/PV.5965 (25 Aug. 2008). immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; welcomes the efforts being undertaken by the UN S/PV.5967 (27 Aug. 2008). Disengagement Observer Force to implement the At the 5967th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/583 Secretary-General's zero-tolerance policy on sexual was adopted unanimously: resolution 1832 (2008). exploitation and abuse and urges troop-contributing S/PV.5974 (18 Sept. 2008). countries to take preventive and disciplinary action to ensure that such acts are properly investigated and S/PV.5983 (26 Sept. 2008). punished in cases involving their personnel; decides to renew the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer S/PV.5999 (22 Oct. 2008). Force for a period of six months, that is, until 31 Dec. S/PV.6008 (30 Oct. 2008). 2008. (Adopted unanimously, 5926th meeting, 27 June 2008) S/PV.6022 (25 Nov. 2008). S/PV.6030 (3 Dec. 2008). S/PV.6035 (10 Dec. 2008).
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MINURSO MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) See: UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN S/RES/1832(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN WESTERN SAHARA Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)]. Decides to extend the present mandate of UNIFIL MINUSTAH until 31 Aug. 2009; commends the positive role of UNIFIL, See: UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI whose deployment together with the Lebanese Armed Forces has helped to establish a new strategic MONUC environment in southern Lebanon; calls upon all parties See: UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC concerned to respect the cessation of hostilities and the REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Blue Line in its entirety and to cooperate fully with the UN and UNIFIL and to abide scrupulously by their obligation to MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS respect the safety of UNIFIL and other UN personnel, including by avoiding any course of action which General documents endangers UN personnel and by ensuring UNIFIL is S/2008/289 Letter, 2 May 2008, from Myanmar. Refers to accorded full freedom of movement within its area of statement by the President of the Security Council operation; calls upon all parties to cooperate fully with the (S/PRST/2008/13) regarding Myanmar's national Security Council and the Secretary-General to achieve a reconciliation process and states that the presidential permanent ceasefire and a long-term solution as statement delved into matters that lie within the domestic envisioned in resolution 1701 (2006). (Adopted domain of Myanmar. unanimously, 5967th meeting, 27 Aug. 2008) Statements by the President of the Security S/RES/1848(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. Council Calls upon the parties concerned to implement its S/PRST/2008/13 Statement [made on behalf of the resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; welcomes the Security Council, at the 5885th meeting, 2 May 2008, in efforts being undertaken by the UN Disengagement connection with the Council's consideration of the item Observer Force to implement the Secretary-Genera's zero- entitled "The situation in Myanmar" ] / by the President of tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse and the Security Council. urges troop-contributing countries to take preventive and Reaffirms Security Council's statements of 11 Oct. disciplinary action to ensure that such acts are properly (S/PRST/2007/37) and 15 Nov. 2007 and all the investigated and punished in cases involving their expectations expressed in those statements; takes note of personnel; decides to renew the mandate of the UNDOF the announcement by the Government of Myanmar of a for 6 months until 31 Dec. 2008. (Adopted unanimously, referendum on a draft constitution in May 2008 and 6039th meeting, 12 Dec. 2008) elections in 2010; reaffirms its unwavering support for the S/RES/1850(2008) [Implementation of the Quartet Secretary-General's good offices mission and expresses Performance-based Road Map to a Permanent Two- its appreciation for the work of his Special Adviser, Ibrahim State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict]. Gambari; welcomes the important role that the Association Declares its support for the negotiations initiated at of Southeast Asian Nations countries continue to play in Annapolis, Maryland on 27 Nov. 2007 and its commitment supporting UN good offices mission; affirms its to the irreversibility of the bilateral negotiations; calls on commitment to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of both parties to fulfil their obligations under the Myanmar. Performance-Based Roadmap, as stated in their Annapolis Participation by non-Council members (without Joint Understanding, and refrain from any steps that could the right to vote) undermine confidence or prejudice the outcome of negotiations; calls on all States and international S/PV.5854 (18 Aug. 2008) Myanmar. organizations to contribute to an atmosphere conducive to Discussion in plenary negotiations and to support the Palestinian government that is committed to the Quartet principles and the Arab S/PV.5854 (18 Aug. 2008). Peace Initiative and respects the commitments of the S/PV.5885 (2 May 2008). Palestinian Liberation Organization. (Adopted 14-0-1, At the 5885th meeting, the President made a 6045th meeting, 16 Dec. 2008) statement on behalf of Council members, in connection S/RES/1852(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN with prior consultations among Council members on the International Independent Investigation Commission in item entitled "The situation in Myanmar": S/PRST/2008/13. Lebanon]. Decides to extend the mandate of UN International NAGORNY KARABAKH SITUATION Independent Investigation Commission in Lebanon until 28 See: ARMENIA–AZERBAIJAN Feb. 2009. (Adopted unanimously, 6048th meeting, 17 Dec. 2008)
MINURCAT See: UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD
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NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) See also: UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.5941 (23 July 2008). Reports At the 5941st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/472 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1825 (2008). S/2008/5 Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in support of its S/PV.6013 (7 Nov. 2008). peace process. Resolutions Issued: 3 Jan. 2008. S/RES/1796(2008) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN S/2008/259 Report of the Secretary-General on children Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. and armed conflict in Nepal. Decides to renew the mandate of the UN Mission in Issued: 18 Apr. 2008. Nepal (UNMIN) until 23 July 2008; expresses full support S/2008/313 Report of the Secretary-General on the for the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and calls upon request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in all parties to maintain momentum in implementation of the support of its peace process. Agreement; encourages all parties to take full advantage of Issued: 12 May 2008. the expertise and readiness of UNMIN; requests the Secretary-General to keep the Council regularly informed S/2008/454 Report of the Secretary-General on the of progress towards the implementation of this resolution; request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in requests the parties in Nepal to promote the safety, support of its peace process. security and freedom of movement of UNMIN and Issued: 10 July 2008. associated personnel. (Adopted unanimously, 5825th S/2008/670 Report of the Secretary-General on the meeting, 23 Jan. 2008) request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in S/RES/1825(2008) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN support of its peace process. Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. Issued: 24 Oct. 2008. Decides in line with the request from the General documents Government of Nepal and the Secretary-General's recommendations, to renew the mandate of UNMIN; S/2008/476 Letter, 22 July 2008, from the Secretary- concurs with the Secretary-General's view that the current General. Transmits letter dated 8 July 2008 from Nepal monitoring arrangements should not be necessary for a requesting an extension of the mandate of the UN substantial further period and expects to see them Mission in Nepal for an additional 6 months from the concluded within the period of this mandate; endorses the date of the expiration of its current mandate on 23 July Secretary-General's recommendations for a phased, 2008. gradual, drawdown and withdrawal of UNMIN staff, S/2008/837 Letter, 30 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- including arms monitors; requests the parties in Nepal to General. Transmits letter dated 12 Dec. 2008 from Nepal take the necessary steps to promote the safety, security requesting an extension of the mandate of the UN and freedom of movement of UNMIN and associated Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) by 6 months, from 23 Jan. personnel in executing the tasks defined in the mandate. 2009. (Adopted unanimously, 5941st meeting, 23 July 2008) Draft resolutions NIGERIA–CAMEROON S/2008/34 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of See: CAMEROON–NIGERIA the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/2008/472 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of See also: DISARMAMENT the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom of Reports Great Britain and Northern Ireland. S/2008/493 Letter, 8 July 2008, from the Chairman of the Participation by non-Council members (without Security Council Committee established pursuant to the right to vote) resolution 1540 (2004). Transmits report of the S/PV.5825 (23 Jan. 2008) Nepal. Committee on compliance with resolution 1540 (2004) through the achievement of the implementation of its S/PV.5938 (18 July 2008) India, Japan and Nepal. requirements. S/PV.5941 (23 July 2008) Nepal. S/2008/830 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6013 (7 Nov. 2008) Nepal. Resolution 1718 (2006) concerning the Democratic Discussion in plenary People's Republic of Korea. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.5825 (23 Jan. 2008). Resolution 1718 (2006) covering the Committee's At the 5825th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/34 activities from 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2008; includes the list of was adopted unanimously: resolution 1796 (2008). reports received pursuant to para. 11 of Security Council S/PV.5938 (18 July 2008). resolution 1718 (2006).
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NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) S/2008/839 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of S/2008/297 (A/63/73) Identical letters, 30 Apr. 2008, from Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Mongolia to the President of the General Assembly and Resolution 1731 (2006) concerning the Islamic Republic the President of the Security Council. Transmits of Iran. Transmits report of the Security Council memorandum of 30 Apr. 2008 issued by the Government Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1737 on Mongolia's promotion of international security and (2006) concerning the Islamic Republic of Iran covering nuclear-weapon-free status. the Committee's activities during the period 1 Jan.-31 S/2008/338 Note [transmitting report from IAEA on Dec. 2008; submitted in accordance with the note by the implementation of Security Council resolutions 1737 President of the Security Council of 29 Mar. 1995 (2006), 1747 (2007) and 1803 (2008) on the Islamic (S/1995/234). Republic of Iran] / by the President of the Security General documents Council. S/2008/116 Identical letters, 22 Feb. 2008, from the S/2008/393 Letter, 16 June. 2008, from the United Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to Secretary-General Kingdom. Transmits proposals entitled "Possible areas and the President of the Security Council. Refers to of cooperation with Iran" submitted by China, France, report of the Director General of the IAEA of 22 Feb Germany, Russian Federation, United Kingdom and 2008 (GOV/2008/4) on the nuclear programme of the United States, with the support of the High Islamic Republic of Iran and the full implementation of Representative of the European Union, which the High the Work Plan and states that the nuclear issue of Iran Representative passed to the Government of the Islamic should be dealt with by the IAEA as the sole pertinent Republic of Iran on 14 June 2008. international organization and not by the Security Council. S/2008/397 Letter, 17 June 2008, from the Islamic Republic of Iran. Transmits proposed package of the S/2008/138 (A/62/712) Identical letters, 27 Feb. 2008, Islamic Republic of Iran for constructive negotiations from Iran to the Secretary-General, the President of the presented to the officials of the countries of the 5+1 General Assembly and the President of the Security Group, together with letter dated 13 May 2008 from the Council. Transmits letter by the Minister for Foreign Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran Affairs concerning Iran's nuclear programme and the to the Secretary General. latest IAEA report in this regard. S/2008/435 Letter, 3 July 2008, from the Democratic S/2008/147 Letter, 3 Mar. 2008, from the United Kingdom. People's Republic of Korea. Transmits statement of 27 Transmits statement agreed by the Foreign Ministers of June 2008 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the China, France, Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom decision of the United States to lift major economic and the United States, with the support of the High sanctions against the Democratic People's Republic of Representative of the European Union, concerning the Korea. Iran nuclear issue. S/2008/449 (A/62/902) Letter, 8 July 2008, from Cuba. S/2008/190 Letter, 17 Mar. 2008, from the Islamic Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Republic of Iran. Refers to reports of the Director Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, letter from the General of the IAEA on the nuclear programme of the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Cuba addressed to the Islamic Republic of Iran and the full implementation of Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, on the occasion of the Work Plan and states that the nuclear issue of Iran the 34th Summit of the Group of Eight Industrialized should be dealt with by the IAEA as the sole pertinent Countries (G-8) to be held in Hokkaido Toyako, Japan. international organization and not by the Security Council. S/2008/520 Letter, 1 Aug. 2008, from France, United Kingdom and United States. Refers to para. 10 of S/2008/203 (A/62/767) Identical letters, 25 Apr. 2008, Security Council resolution 1803 (2008) and provides from Islamic Republic of Iran. Transmits letter of the further information on the branches and subsidiaries same date from the Minister for Foreign Affairs reporting abroad of banks domiciled in the Islamic Republic of damages inflicted on the Islamic Republic of Iran as a Iran. result of Security Council resolutions on the nuclear programme of Iran. S/2008/554 Letter, 15 Aug. 2008, from Iran. Refers to letter dated 1 Aug. 2008 from France, United Kingdom S/2008/296 Letter, 24 Apr. 2008, from the League of Arab and the United States related to para. 10 of Security States. Transmits letter dated 15 Apr. 2008 from the Council resolution 1803 (2008) and states that Iranian Secretary General of the League of Arab States banks have never been involved in any illicit activities enclosing resolutions of the 20th session of the Council and that the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran of the League of Arab States held in Damascus on 29 reserves the right to seek compensation for damages and 30 March 2008, the Damascus Declaration, that may be incurred to these banks and its citizens. statement of the President of Syria to the meeting, statement of the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, list of names of heads of delegations of Arab States and reports on the follow-up to the process of development and modernization in the Arab states and on joint Arab action. - 83 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) S/2008/571 Note [on election of the Chairmen of the S/2008/273 Draft resolution [on non-proliferation of Security Council Committee established pursuant to weapons of mass destruction and extension of the resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan and the mandate of the Security Council Committee Established Security Council Committee established pursuant to pursuant to Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non- resolution 1718 (2006) concerning the Democratic Proliferation of Nuclear, Chemical and Biological People's Republic of Korea]. Weapons] / China, Croatia, France, Italy, Russian Federation, United Kingdom of Great Britain and S/2008/643 Identical letters, 10 Oct. 2008, from the Northern Ireland and United States of America. Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to the Secretary- General and the President of the Security Council. S/2008/624 Draft resolution [on Iran's obligations to Transmits letter from the Secretary of the Supreme comply with Security Council's resolutions and to meet National Security Council to the High Representative for the requirements of the IAEA Board of Governors] / the Common Foreign and Security Policy and Secretary- Belgium, China, Croatia, France, Germany, Italy, General of the Council of the European Union and Russian Federation, United Kingdom of Great Britain Representative of the 6 countries, as well as to the and Northern Ireland and United States of America. Foreign Ministers of the "five plus one" group of Participation by non-Council members (without countries expressing Iran's readiness to offer transparent response vis-à-vis receiving clear replies to its the right to vote) questions; alleges that the other party to the talks resorts S/PV.5848 (3 Mar. 2008) Germany and Iran. to levers of pressure instead of offering answers to questions and trying to remove ambiguities. S/PV.5886 (6 May 2008) Australia, Cuba, India, Israel, Japan, Qatar, Slovenia, Syrian Arab Republic and S/2008/775 (A/63/603) Identical letters, 9 Dec. 2008, Venezuela. from France. Transmits letter dated 5 Dec. 2008 from the President, in his capacity as current President of the S/PV.5984 (27 Sept. 2008) Germany. Council of the European Union, addressed to the Discussion in plenary Secretary-General of the United Nations concerning the disarmament initiatives which the EU presented at the S/PV.5848 (3 Mar. 2008). UN this year. At the 5848th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/141 was adopted (14-0-1): resolution 1803 (2008). S/2008/776 Letter, 10 Dec. 2008, from the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to the President of the S/PV.5853 (17 Mar. 2008). Security Council. States that Iran's nuclear programme S/PV.5877 (25 Apr. 2008). has been, is and will remain peaceful and that Iran did At the 5877th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/273 remove ambiguities with regard to its peaceful nuclear was adopted unanimously: resolution 1810 (2008). activities; expresses Iran's readiness for dialogue on this issue. S/PV.5886 (6 May 2008). S/2008/820 Letter, 26 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- S/PV.5909 (13 June 2008). General. Refers to resolution 1810 (2008) which S/PV.5955 (18 Aug. 2008). extended the mandate of the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1540 (2004) until 25 April 2011 S/PV.5973 (11 Sept. 2008). and reports the appointment of Nicolas Kasprzyk S/PV.5984 (27 Sept. 2008). (France), Senan Abdelhasaan Muhyee (Iraq) and Petr G. At the 5884th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/624 Litavrin (Russian Federation) as experts to assist the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1835 (2008). Committee in its work. S/PV.6036 (10 Dec. 2008). S/2008/821 Letter, 26 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.6043 (15 Dec. 2008). Resolution 1540 (2004). Refers to para. 13 of Security Council resolution 1810 (2008) and informs that the Committee has initiated a discussion on options for developing and making more effective the existing funding mechanisms for the implementation of resolution 1540 (2004). Draft resolutions S/2008/141 Draft resolution [on further measures against Iran in connection with its development of sensitive technologies in support of its nuclear and missile programmes] / France, Germany and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) Resolutions S/RES/1810(2008) [Non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and on extension of the mandate of the S/RES/1803(2008) [Further measures against Iran in Security Council Committee Established pursuant to connection with its development of sensitive Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of technologies in support of its nuclear and missile Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons]. programmes]. Urges States and international, regional and Decides that all States shall notify the Committee of subregional organizations to inform the Committee as the entry into or transit through their territories of the appropriate by 25 June 2008 of areas in which they are persons designated in the Annex to resolution 1737 able to provide assistance; decides to extend the mandate (2006), Annex I to resolution 1747 (2007) or Annex I to this of the 1540 Committee for a period of 3 years, with the resolution; decides that all States shall take the necessary continued assistance of experts, until 25 Apr. 2011; measures to prevent the entry into or transit through their requests the 1540 Committee to complete its report and to territories of individuals designated in Annex II to this submit it to the Security Council as soon as possible but resolution; decides that the measures imposed by para. 5 no later than 31 July 2008; requests the 1540 Committee above shall not apply where the Committee determines on to consider a comprehensive review of the status of a case-by-case basis that such travel is justified on the implementation of resolution 1540 (2004) and to report to grounds of humanitarian need, including religious the Council on its consideration on the matter by no later obligations, or where the Committee concludes that an than 31 Jan. 2009; decides that the Committee should exemption would otherwise further the objectives of the submit an annual Programme of Work to the Security present resolution; decides that the measures specified in Council before the end of each January; decides that the para. 12, 13, 14 and 15 of resolution 1737 (2006) shall 1540 Committee will submit to the Security Council a apply also to the persons and entities listed in Annexes I report no later than 24 Apr. 2011 on compliance with and III to this resolution; decides that all States shall take resolution 1540 (2004) through the achievement of the the necessary measures to prevent the supply, sale or implementation of its requirements. (Adopted unanimously, transfer of any arms or related material, directly or 5877th meeting, 25 Apr. 2008) indirectly from their territories or by their nationals or using their flag vessels or aircraft to, or for use in or benefit of, S/RES/1835(2008) [Iran's obligations to comply with Iran, and whether or not originating in their territories; Security Council's resolutions and to meet the decides that the mandate of the Committee as set out in requirements of the IAEA Board of Governors]. para. 18 of resolution 1737 (2006) shall also apply to the Reaffirms the Statement of its President, measures imposed in resolution 1747 (2007) and this S/PRST/2006/15, of 29 Mar. 2006, and its resolution 1696 resolution; requests within 90 days a further report from (2006) of 31 July 2006, its resolution 1737 (2006) of 23 the Director General of the IAEA on whether Iran has Dec. 2006, its resolution 1747 (2007) of 24 Mar. 2007, and established full and sustained suspension of all activities, its resolution 1803 (2008) of 3 Mar. 2008; takes note of the as well as on the process of Iranian compliance with all the 3 Mar. 2008 Statement of the Foreign Ministers of China, steps required, to the IAEA Board of Governors and in France, Germany, the Russian Federation, the United parallel to the Security Council for its consideration. Kingdom, the United States of America, with the support of (Adopted 14-0-1, 5848th meeting, 3 Mar. 2008) the High Representative of the European Union, describing the dual-track approach to the Iranian nuclear issue; reaffirms its commitment within this framework to an early negotiated solution to the Iranian nuclear issue and welcomes the continuing efforts in this regard; calls upon Iran to comply fully and without delay with its obligations under the above-mentioned resolutions of the Security Council, and to meet the requirements of the IAEA Board of Governors (Adopted unanimously, 5984th meeting, 27 Sept. 2008)
ONUB See: BURUNDI SITUATION
PAKISTAN–INDIA QUESTION See: INDIA-PAKISTAN QUESTION
PALESTINE QUESTION See also: MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Reports S/2008/612 (A/63/368) Peaceful settlement of the question of Palestine : report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 22 Sept. 2008. - 85 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) General documents S/2008/32 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from Palestine. Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of S/2008/3 (A/62/629) Identical letters, 2 Jan. 2008, from Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the be held on 22 Jan. 2008 regarding the situation in the President of the Security Council. Refers to the briefing Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly in the Gaza heard by the Security Council on 21 Dec. 2007 during its Strip. consideration of the Situation in the Middle East and states that the briefing omitted other Israeli soldiers S/2008/35 (A/ES-10/411) Identical letters, 21 Jan. 2008, kidnapped by Hizbollah; requests that the Red Cross be from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and allowed to visit the soldiers and access should be the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous granted to ensure their medical attention and treatment. 306 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-15 Jan. 2008 and reports that Israel has intensified its siege of S/2008/8 (A/ES-10/409) Identical letters, 4 Jan. 2008, the Gaza Strip and has continued closing all borders, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and preventing the delivery of humanitarian supplies and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous reducing fuel supplies; also reports alleged Israeli 304 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Dec. military assaults against the population in the Gaza Strip; 2007 and reports alleged air missile attack, tank and resulted in the killing of at least 40 more Palestinian warplane bombings by Israel against the Palestinian civilians; includes the names of 24 Palestinians killed, 16 people in the Gaza Strip; reports also alleged violence Jan.-21 Jan. 2008. and intimidation by illegal Israeli settlers; includes the names of 23 Palestinians killed, 28 Dec. 2007-4 Jan. S/2008/37 Letter, 22 Jan. 2008, from Malaysia. Transmits 2008. press statement by the Prime Minister on the situation in Document symbol corrected by A/ES-10/409/Corr.1- the Gaza Strip. S/2008/8/Corr.1. S/2008/42 (A/62/661) Identical letters, 23 Jan. 2008, from S/2008/8/Corr.1 (A/ES-10/409/Corr.1) Identical letters, 4 the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to Secretary- Jan. 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- General and the President of the Security Council. General and the President of the Security Council : Reports crimes allegedly committed by Israel in the corrigendum. Gaza Strip and requests relevant UN agencies to take Corrects document symbol of A/ES-10/409- measures in providing the Palestinian people in the S/2007/785 to A/ES-10/409-S/2008/8. Gaza Strip with basic goods and services. S/2008/23 (A/ES-10/410) Identical letters, 15 Jan. 2008, S/2008/47 (A/62/665) Letter, 24 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Transmits statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous regarding the recent escalation of aggression allegedly 305 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-4 Jan. committed by Israel against the Palestinian population, 2008 and reports alleged Israeli attack in the Gaza Strip, particularly in the Gaza Strip. by tanks, armoured vehicles and bulldozers under the cover of helicopter gunships and warplanes, killing at S/2008/51 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from Palestine. Requests least 19 Palestinians and destroying property; includes the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of the names of 37 Palestinians killed, 5 Jan.-15 Jan. 2008. Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to be held on Wednesday, 30 Jan. 2008 regarding the S/2008/24 (A/62/647) Identical letters, 15 Jan. 2008, from situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the question. President of the Security Council. Reports military activities, including the launching of Qassam rockets, S/2008/55 (A/62/667) Identical letters, 28 Jan. 2008, from allegedly carried out by Palestinians against Israeli Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the communities in southern Israel, 15 Jan. 2008 killing a 20 Security Council. Refers to letter from Cuba, on behalf of year old volunteer from Ecuador and wounding 4 people. the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, dated 17 Jan. 2007 (A/62/652-S/2008/28) on the S/2008/28 (A/62/652) Letter, 17 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. situation in the Gaza Strip and states that Israeli actions Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating are in response to rocket and mortar attacks on its Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement of the citizens from Gaza; calls on the international community Coordinating Bureau on the situation in the Occupied to play a constructive role in supporting the on-going Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, adopted bilateral process between Israel and the Palestinian on 17 Jan. 2008. Authority. S/2008/31 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from Saudi Arabia. S/2008/57 Letter, 30 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits Requests, in the capacity as Chairman of the Arab statement that Cuba was to deliver on behalf of the Non- Group for the month of Jan. 2008, and on behalf of the Aligned Movement at the debate on the situation in the States members of the League of Arab States, an urgent Middle East, including the Palestinian question, held by meeting of the Security Council to consider alleged the Security Council on 30 Jan. 2008; expresses regret Israeli aggression in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, on the Council's rejection to the request of the including East Jerusalem. Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement to participate in the deliberations.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2008/62 Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits S/2008/96 (A/62/693) Identical letters, 11 Feb. 2008, from Non-Aligned Movement's response to the remarks made Pakistan addressed to the Secretary-General and the by the Permanent Representative of Israel during the President of the Security Council. Transmits, in the debate on the situation in the Middle East, including the capacity as Chair of the Organization of the Islamic Palestinian question, held by the Security Council on 30 Conference Group in New York, final communiqué of the Jan. 2008. Expanded Extraordinary Meeting of the OIC Executive Committee at the level of Foreign Ministers, held on 3 S/2008/70 (A/62/672) Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Feb. 2008 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on the developments Transmits, in the capacity as Chairman of the in Palestine, in particular the siege imposed on the Gaza Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, Strip. statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non- Aligned Movement on the situation in the occupied S/2008/131 Letter, 25 Feb. 2008, from Israel. Reports Palestinian territory, particularly in the Gaza Strip, alleged Qassam rocket attack and mortar fires targeting adopted on 31 Jan. 2008. Israeli towns and villages from the Gaza Strip resulted in the killing of a 73 year old woman and wounding 11 S/2008/72 (A/62/673) Identical letters, 4 Feb. 2008, from others; encloses also Blue Line violation report for the Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the period 16 Jan.-13 Feb. 2008. Security Council. Reports a suicide attack on 4 Feb. 2008 against Israeli civilians at a shopping mall in the S/2008/132 (A/62/710) Identical letters, 27 Feb. 2008, town of Dimona allegedly carried out by 2 Palestinians, from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of resulted in the death of one Israeli citizen and injuries to the Security Council. Reports Qassam rocket attacks, for 11 others. which Hamas has allegedly claimed responsibility, from the Gaza Strip against the town of Sderot on 27 Feb. S/2008/73 (A/62/674) Identical letters, 4 Jan. 2008, from 2008 killing a 47 year old civilian; states that the Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Palestinian leadership must stop the violence, dismantle Security Council. Refers to letter from Cuba, on behalf of the terrorist infrastructure and end the cycle of impunity the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, and bring the terrorists to justice. dated 31 Jan. 2007 (S/2008/62) on the situation in the Gaza Strip and reaffirms that Israeli actions are in S/2008/142 Letter, 1 Mar. 2008, from the Libyan Arab response to the indiscriminate rocket attacks on its Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an urgent citizens from Gaza allegedly committed by Hamas. meeting of the Security Council to consider the situation in the occupied Palestinian Territory. S/2008/81 (A/ES-10/412) Identical letters, 7 Feb. 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/143 Letter, 1 Mar. 2008, from Palestine. Requests the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of 307 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-21 Jan. Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to 2008 and reports that Israel has intensified its siege of be held on Saturday, 1 Mar. 2008 regarding the situation the Gaza Strip and has continued closing all borders, in the Middle East, including the Palestine question. preventing the delivery of humanitarian supplies and S/2008/144 (A/ES-10/413) Identical letters, 1 Mar. 2008, reducing fuel supplies; also reports alleged Israeli from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the military incursion into the West Bank cities and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 309 detention of about 10 Palestinians; includes the names letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Feb. 2008 of 31 Palestinians killed, 22 Jan.-7 Feb. 2008. and reports the launching of large-scale military attacks S/2008/86 (A/62/685) Identical letters, 8 Feb. 2008, from by Israel against civilian population in the Gaza Strip, Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the resulting in the killing of at least 50 Palestinians; also Security Council. Reports continued Qassam rocket and reports that hospitals in Gaza are facing critical mortar attacks against Israel allegedly committed by shortages of medical supplies and equipment, while Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, 6-8 Feb. 2008 wounding Israeli forces allegedly target medical rescue teams and 2 girls ages 2 and 11 and damaging property. prevent ambulances to evacuate the wounded. S/2008/90 (A/62/688) Identical letters, 11 Feb. 2008, from S/2008/149 (A/ES-10/414) Identical letters, 28 Feb. 2008, Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the Security Council. Reports alleged Qassam rocket attack President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 308 from the Gaza Strip against the town of Sderot on 8 Feb. letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-7 Feb. 2008 2008 resulted in wounding 2 boys ages 8 and 19. and reports alleged Israeli targeted air missile strikes and air strikes via airplanes and helicopters against civilian areas in the Gaza Strip, resulting in several killings, including children, and destruction of properties; includes the names of 58 Palestinians killed, 9-28 Feb. 2008.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2008/150 (A/ES-10/415) Identical letters, 3 Mar. 2008, S/2008/209 (A/62/770) Identical letters, 27 Mar. 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous the Security Council. Reports continuation of rocket and 310 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-1 Mar. mortar attacks against Israeli civilians allegedly carried 2008 and reports that the Palestinian death toll has out by Hamas from the Gaza Strip resulted in wounding continued to rise as a result of the military onslaught of 3 Israeli civilians. unleashed allegedly by Israel against the Palestinian S/2008/228 (A/62/792) Letter, 7 Apr. 2008, from Iran. civilian population in the Gaza Strip since the convening Refers to letters from Israel (S/2008/131dated 25 Feb. to the emergency meeting of the Security Council on 1 2008 and S/2008/189 dated 20 Mar. 2008) and states Mar. 2008; includes the names of 91 Palestinians killed, that Iran's support for the peoples of Palestine and 29 Feb.-3 Mar. 2008. Lebanon has been of a moral, humanitarian and political S/2008/152 (A/62/715) Letter, 29 Feb. 2008, from Cuba. nature and rejects Israel's allegations against Iran with Transmits, in the capacity as Chairman of the regard to the alleged violation of Security Council Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, resolution 1701 (2006). statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non- S/2008/232 Note verbale, 7 Apr. 2008, from the Syrian Aligned Movement on the situation in the occupied Arab Republic. Refers to Letters from Israel Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem, adopted (S/2008/131dated 25 Feb. 2008 and S/2008/189 dated on 29 Feb. 2008. 20 Mar. 2008) and transmits reply rejecting allegations of S/2008/153 Letter, 4 Mar. 2008, from Pakistan. Transmits, violations of the Blue Line and rearming Hizbollah. in the capacity as Chair of the Organization of the S/2008/233 (A/62/797) Identical letters, 7 Apr. 2008, from Islamic Conference Group in New York, statement dated Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the 3 Mar. 2008 on the latest situation in Palestine, Security Council. Reports alleged mortar attacks and particularly in Gaza. infiltration of a fuel terminal at the Nahal Oz crossing by S/2008/169 (A/62/735) Identical letters, 10 Mar. 2008, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip resulting in the death of 2 from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of Israeli civilians, 7 Apr. 2008. the Security Council. Reports that on 6 Mar. 2008, an S/2008/243 Letter, 10 Apr. 2008, from the Chairman of the alleged terrorist infiltrated the Mercaz Harav yeshiva Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of (rabbinical seminary) in Jerusalem and opened fire on a the Palestinian People. Refers to the summary crowded library and study hall, killing 8 young men and statement by the Secretary-General concerning the list wounding 11 others. of items of which the Security Council is currently seized S/2008/170 (A/ES-10/416) Identical letters, 11 Mar. 2008, and on the stage reached in their consideration from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and (S/2008/10) and reiterates the Committee's continuing the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous objection to the deletion from the aforementioned list that 311 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 Mar. relate to the exercise of the inalienable rights of the 2008 and reports that Israel, allegedly continues to Palestinian people, the question of Palestine and the construct and expand settlements in the occupied situation in the Middle East. territories, especially in and around East Jerusalem, in S/2008/256 (A/ES-10/417) Identical letters, 16 Apr. 2008, contravention of its obligations under the road map from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and endorsed by Security Council resolution 1515 (2003). the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2008/184 Letter, 19 Mar. 2008, from Palestine. 312 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 Mar. Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent 2008 and reports alleged escalation of military attack by Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Israel against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip in Council to be held on Tuesday, 25 Mar. 2008 regarding addition to cutting off fuel supplies and obstruction of the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestine humanitarian aid; includes the names of 69 Palestinians question. killed, 4 Mar.- 16 Apr. 2008. S/2008/189 Letter, 20 Mar. 2008, from Israel. Reports S/2008/261 Letter, 18 Apr. 2008, from Israel. Reports alleged escalation of rocket attacks and mortar fires from alleged attacks and violations carried out against Israel the Gaza Strip targeting Israeli towns and villages killing from the Gaza Strip and along the Blue Line on the one civilian and injuring others; also reports alleged northern border, in connection with the briefing on the violation of the arms embargo along the Blue Line and Middle East scheduled for 23 Apr. 2008. rearming of Hizbollah. S/2008/269 (A/62/812) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2008, S/2008/201 Letter, 25 Mar. 2008, from Yemen. Transmits from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Yemen initiative relevant to the resumption of the Security Council. Reports bombing attacks with dialogue between Fatah and Hamas; also includes the disguised military vehicles and mortar fires at the Kerem Sana'a Declaration signed by the representatives of the Shalom crossing allegedly carried out by Palestinians in 2 Palestinian movements, on 23 Mar. 2008. the Gaza Strip resulting in wounding of 13 Israeli soldiers, 19 Apr. 2008.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2008/275 (A/62/815) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2008, S/2008/367 (A/62/857) Identical letters, 5 June 2008, from Islamic Republic of Iran. Transmits letter from the from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the Minister for Foreign Affairs concerning the situation in President of the Security Council. Reports that a mortar the Gaza Strip and territories occupied by Israel. shell allegedly fired by Hamas from the northern Gaza Strip on 5 June 2008 landed in Israel killing one civilian S/2008/277 (A/62/820) Identical letters, 25 Apr. 2008, and wounding several others. from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports shooting attack in an S/2008/396 Letter, 17 June 2008, from Cuba. Writes, on industrial zone in the Sharon region allegedly carried out behalf of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned by Islamic Jihad and Hamas resulting in the death of 2 Movement, with regard to the critical situation in the Israeli civilians, 25 Apr. 2008. Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and in particular with regard to ongoing and intensifying S/2008/282 (A/ES-10/418) Identical letters, 29 Apr. 2008, illegal Israeli settlement activities. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2008/404 (A/ES-10/420) Identical letters, 18 June 313 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-16 Apr. 2008, from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the 2008 and reports alleged military attack by Israel against President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 315 the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip killing a mother letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 June 2008 and her 3 children and wounding 2 other children and and reports ongoing illegal Israeli settlement activity in destroying their house; includes the names of 27 the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Palestinians killed, 17-28 Apr. 2008. Jerusalem; includes the names of 64 Palestinians killed, 2 May-17 June 2008. S/2008/296 Letter, 24 Apr. 2008, from the League of Arab States. Transmits letter dated 15 Apr. 2008 from the S/2008/420 Letter, 24 June 2008, from Israel. Reports Secretary General of the League of Arab States Qassam rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip allegedly enclosing resolutions of the 20th session of the Council committed by Palestinians on 24 June 2008, in violation of the League of Arab States held in Damascus on 29 of the "state of calm" reached earlier. and 30 March 2008, the Damascus Declaration, S/2008/421 (A/ES-10/421) Identical letters, 25 June statement of the President of Syria to the meeting, 2008, from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the statement of the Secretary-General of the League of President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 316 Arab States, list of names of heads of delegations of letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Sept. Arab States and reports on the follow-up to the process 2008 and reports alleged military assault by Israel of development and modernization in the Arab states against in the West Bank in violation of the ceasefire and on joint Arab action. agreement; calls for the extension of the ceasefire to the S/2008/311 (A/62/839) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2008, West Bank in addition to the Gaza Strip. from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2008/430 Letter, 2 July 2008, from Israel. Reports the Security Council. Reports Qassam rocket attack from alleged terrorist attack by a Palestinian bulldozer driver the Gaza Strip allegedly committed by Hamas killing an in downtown Jerusalem, killed 3 women and injured at Israeli civilian and wounding 3 others, 22 Apr. 2008. least 50 more civilians on 2 July 2008. S/2008/316 (A/62/840) Identical letters, 12 May 2008, S/2008/440 Letter, 3 July 2008, from Pakistan. Expresses, from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the on behalf of the members of the Organization of the President of the Security Council. Reports Qassam Islamic Conference, concern over the alleged plans by rocket attack from the Gaza Strip allegedly committed by Israel to continue with the expansion of settlements in Islamic Jihad killing a 70 year old Israeli woman , 12 May the Occupied Palestinian Territory including East 2008. Jerusalem in contravention of its commitments under the S/2008/328 (A/62/843) Identical letters, 14 May 2008, road map. from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the S/2008/473 Letter, 18 July 2008, from Palestine. President of the Security Council. Reports a Grad rocket Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent attack against Israel allegedly committed by Palestinians Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the in the Gaza Strip, 14 May 2008, wounding 34 civilians. Council to be held on Tuesday, 22 July 2008 regarding S/2008/365 (A/ES-10/419) Identical letters, 3 June 2008, the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestine from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and question. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2008/482 Letter, 22 July 2008, from Israel. Transmits 314 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Apr. statement delivered on 22 July 2008 by the Permanent 2008 and reports ongoing illegal Israeli settlement Representative of Israel at the open debate of the activity in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including Security Council on the item entitled "The situation in the East Jerusalem. Middle East including the Palestinian question".
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2008/513 (A/ES-10/422) Identical letters, 1 Aug. 2008, S/2008/717 (A/ES-10/426) Identical letters, 17 Nov. 2008, from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 317 the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 June 2008 321 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Nov. and reports that Israel continues to confiscate 2008 and reports alleged military attack and closure of Palestinian land and destroy homes and properties to all crossings by Israel against the Palestinian people in facilitate its construction and expansion of settlements. the Gaza Strip; includes the names of 16 Palestinians killed, 29 Oct. 2008-16 Nov. 2008. S/2008/584 (A/62/946) Identical letters, 22 Aug. 2008, from Indonesia and South Africa to the President of the S/2008/735 (A/63/571) Letter, 24 Nov. 2008, from Cuba. General Assembly and the President of the Security Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Council. Transmits the outcome document of the New Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, communiqué on Asia-Africa Strategic Partnership Ministerial Conference the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, on Capacity-Building for Palestine held on 14 July 2008 including East Jerusalem, adopted by the Coordinating in Jakarta, Indonesia. Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on 20 Nov. 2008. S/2008/615 Letter, 9 Sept. 2008, from Saudi Arabia. S/2008/736 (A/63/572) Letter, 24 Nov. 2008, from the Requests the convening of an urgent meeting of the Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits letter of the same date Security Council to consider the situation in the occupied from the Minister for Foreign Affairs regarding the severe Palestinian Territories. humanitarian situation in Gaza. S/2008/623 Letter, 25 Sept. 2008, from Palestine. S/2008/753 Letter, 2 Dec. 2008, from the Libyan Arab Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Jamahiriya. Reports that on 1 Dec. 2008, 2 Israeli Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the gunboats allegedly intercepted a Libyan ship which was Council to be held on Wednesday, 26 Sept. 2008 to headed to the port of Gaza in order to deliver discuss the issue of the Israeli settlements in the humanitarian aid and made it turn back; requests the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem. Security Council to take urgent action in order to allow the ship to enter the port of Gaza and unload its cargo. S/2008/625 Letter, 26 Sept. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of S/2008/754 Letter, 2 Dec. 2008, from the Libyan Arab the Non-Aligned Movement, statement dated 26 Sept. Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an emergency 2008 by the Minister for Foreign Affairs on the situation meeting of the Security Council to consider to discuss in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East the delivery of humanitarian aid to the Gaza strip. Jerusalem, and in particular with regard to expanding S/2008/755 Letter, 3 Dec. 2008, from Palestine. Requests illegal Israeli settlement activities. the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of S/2008/629 (A/ES-10/423) Identical letters, 29 Sept. Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to 2008, from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the be held on Wednesday, 3 Dec. 2008 regarding the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 317 situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 June 2008 question. and reports alleged continued attacks against S/2008/765 Letter, 5 Dec. 2008, from Egypt. Requests, in Palestinians and destruction of their property by Israeli the capacity as Chairman of the Arab Group for the settlers. month of Dec. 2008, the convening of an emergency S/2008/667 (A/ES-10/424) Identical letters, 20 Oct. 2008, meeting of the Security Council to consider alleged from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Israeli aggression in the Occupied Palestinian Territory the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous especially in Al-Khalil (Hebron). 317 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Sept. S/2008/768 (A/ES-10/427) Identical letters, 12 Dec. 2008, 2008 and reports the destructive consequences of from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Israel's ongoing illegal settlement campaign in the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem; 322 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-17 Nov. includes the names of 64 Palestinians killed, 18 June 2008 and reports alleged burning down of Palestinian 2008-16 Oct. 2008. homes and injuring Palestinian civilians on 4 Dec. 2008 S/2008/689 (A/ES-10/425) Identical letters, 5 Nov. 2008, by Israeli settlers. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/790 Identical Letters, 12 Dec. 2008, from Islamic the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Republic of Iran addressed to Secretary-General and the 320 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-20 President of the Security Council. October 2008 and reports alleged destruction of property Refers to earlier letters (A/61/571-S/2006/884, and the killing of 6 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip when a A/61/954-S/2007/354, A/62/705-S/2008/117, S/2008/377 number of Israeli tanks entered the area and started and S/2008/599) reporting alleged threats made by Israel indiscriminately shelling towards civilians on 4 Nov. against the Islamic Republic of Iran and reports the tragic 2008. humanitarian situation in the Gaza strip.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/2008/794 Letter, 11 Dec. 2008, from Palestine. S/2008/835 (A/ES-10/430) Identical letters, 31 Dec. 2008, Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Council to be held on Thursday, 18 Dec. 2008 regarding 325 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Dec. the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian 2008 and reports that since the beginning of the alleged question. assault on Gaza more than 375 Palestinians have been killed by Israel and more than 1,750 Palestinians have S/2008/807 Identical letters, 22 Dec. 2008, from Israel been injured. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports increased frequency and S/2008/841 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from France. Transmits intensity of rocket launches from within civilian centres in statement dated 30 Dec. 2008 issued by the European Gaza, allegedly carried out by Hamas. Union on the situation in the Middle East. S/2008/814 Identical letters, 24 Dec. 2008, from Israel S/2008/842 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from Egypt. Requests, addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of in the capacity as Chairman of the Arab Group for the the Security Council. Reports more than 60 rockets and month of Dec. 2008, and upon instructions from the mortars hit civilian population centres in southern Israel, Council of Ministers of the League of Arab States, the allegedly launched by Hamas; further reports that more convening of an emergency meeting of the Security than 40 trucks laden with supplies were supposed to be Council to consider alleged Israeli aggression in the transferred to the Gaza Strip, but that, as a result of the Occupied Palestinian Territory in the Gaza Strip. rocket and mortar attacks, those transfers will not reach S/2008/843 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Libyan Arab their intended destination. Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an urgent S/2008/815 Letter, 27 Dec. 2008, from Libyan Arab meeting of the Security Council to discuss the situation Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an urgent in the Gaza Strip. meeting of the Security Council to discuss the situation S/2008/844 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from Palestine. in the Gaza Strip. Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent S/2008/816 Identical letters, 27 Dec. 2008, from Israel Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of meeting of the Council that will be held on 31 Dec. 2008 the Security Council. Reports that Israel has decided to regarding the situation in the Middle East, including the exercise its right to self-defence in order to protect its Palestinian question. citizens from the ongoing attacks originating from the S/2008/845 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Islamic Gaza Strip and allegedly carried out by Hamas and other Republic of Iran. Refers to its previous communications terrorist organizations. on the situation in the Gaza Strip and requests the S/2008/817 Letter, 27 Dec. 2008, from the Islamic Security Council to take effective measures to stop the Republic of Iran. Reports alleged attacks by Israel bombings and alleviate the suffering of the people in the against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip; urges Gaza Strip. the Security Council to take urgent and meaningful Draft resolutions action. S/2008/787 Draft resolution [on the implementation of the S/2008/818 Identical letters, 27 Dec. 2008, from Jordan Quartet Performance-based Road Map to a Permanent addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Two-State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict] / the Security Council. Expresses concern regarding the Russian Federation and the United States of America. escalation of violence and the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip as a result of the Participation by non-Council members (without alleged military aggression by Israel. the right to vote) S/2008/819 (A/ES-10/428) Identical letters, 27 Dec. 2008, S/PV.5824 (22 Jan. 2008) Cuba, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Lebanon, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Pakistan, Palestine, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Saudi Arabia, Slovenia and Syrian Arab Republic. 323 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Dec. S/PV.5827 (30 Jan. 2008) Israel, Lebanon Syrian Arab 2008 and reports that Israeli F-16 warplanes and Apache helicopters allegedly dropped over 100 bombs on Republic and Palestine. dozens of locations in the Gaza Strip on 27 Dec. 2008 S/PV.5847 (1 Mar. 2008) Israel and Palestine. resulting in the deaths of over 200 Palestinians. S/PV.5859 (25 Mar. 2008) Cuba, Israel, Lebanon, S/2008/828 (A/ES-10/429) Identical letters, 29 Dec. 2008, Pakistan, Slovenia, Sudan, Syrian Arab Republic and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Palestine. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 324 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-27 Dec. S/PV.5940 (22 July 2008) Argentina, Cuba, Islamic 2008 and reports that Israeli jets have allegedly pounded Republic of Iran, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Lebanon, hundreds of targets across the Gaza Strip, killing over Malaysia, Qatar, Senegal, Syrian Arab Republic and 300 Palestinians and injuring almost 1,500 others. Palestine.
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) S/PV.5983 (26 Sept. 2008) Israel, Palestine and Saudi Resolutions Arabia. S/RES/1850(2008) [Implementation of the Quartet S/PV.6030 (3 Dec. 2008) Israel and Palestine. Performance-based Road Map to a Permanent Two- State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict]. S/PV.6049 (18 Dec. 2008) Australia, Brazil, Cuba, Declares its support for the negotiations initiated at Iceland, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Japan, Annapolis, Maryland on 27 Nov. 2007 and its commitment Lebanon, Morocco, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Syrian to the irreversibility of the bilateral negotiations; calls on Arab Republic, Turkey and Bolivarian Republic of both parties to fulfil their obligations under the Venezuela. Performance-Based Roadmap, as stated in their Annapolis S/PV.6060 (31 Dec. 2008) Egypt, Israel, Palestine and Joint Understanding, and refrain from any steps that could Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. undermine confidence or prejudice the outcome of negotiations; calls on all States and international Discussion in plenary organizations to contribute to an atmosphere conducive to S/PV.5824 (22 Jan. 2008). negotiations and to support the Palestinian government that is committed to the Quartet principles and the Arab S/PV.5824(Resumption 1) (22 Jan. 2008). Peace Initiative and respects the commitments of the S/PV.5827 (30 Jan. 2008). Palestinian Liberation Organization. (Adopted 14-0-1, 6045th meeting, 16 Dec. 2008) S/PV.5846 (26 Feb. 2008). S/PV.5847 (1 Mar. 2008). PEACEBUILDING Reports S/PV.5859 (25 Mar. 2008). S/2008/417 (A/63/92) Report of the Peacebuilding S/PV.5859(Resumption 1) (25 Mar. 2008). Commission on its 2nd session. S/PV.5873 (23 Apr. 2008). Issued: 11 June 2007. S/PV.5899 (28 May 2008). S/2008/522 (A/63/218) The Peacebuilding Fund : report of the Secretary-General. S/PV.5927 (27 June 2008). Issued: 4 Aug. 2008. S/PV.5940 (22 July 2008). S/2008/522/Corr.1 (A/63/218/Corr.1) The Peacebuilding S/PV.5940(Resumption 1) (22 July 2008). Fund : report of the Secretary-General : corrigendum. Issued: 12 Sept. 2008. - Replaces annex I. S/PV.5963 (20 Aug. 2008). General documents S/PV.5974 (18 Sept. 2008). S/2008/84 (A/62/684) Letter, 3 Jan. 2008, from the S/PV.5983 (26 Sept. 2008). President of the Security Council. Refers to Security S/PV.5999 (22 Oct. 2008). Council resolution 1646 (2005) and reports that members of the Council agreed on the selection of S/PV.6022 (25 Nov. 2008). Belgium and South Africa as the 2 elected members of S/PV.6030 (3 Dec. 2008). the Council to participate in the Organizational Committee of the Peacebuilding Commission for a term S/PV.6045 (16 Dec. 2008). of one year, until the end of 2008. At the 6045th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/787 Document symbol corrected by A/62/684/Corr.1- was adopted (14-0-1) : resolution 1850 (2008). S/2008/84/Corr.1. S/PV.6049 (18 Dec. 2008). S/2008/84/Corr.1 (A/62/684/Corr.1) Letter, 3 Jan. 2008, S/PV.6049 (Resumption 1) (18 Dec. 2008). from the President of the Security Council : corrigendum. Corrects document symbol of A/62/922-S/2008/8 to S/PV.6060 (31 Dec. 2008). A/62/684-S/2008/84. S/2008/192 (A/62/760) Letter, 20 Mar. 2008, from the Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission and the Chairperson of the Burundi configuration of the Peacebuilding Commission to the President of the General Assembly, the President of the Security Council and the President of the Economic and Social Council. Refers to the conclusions and recommendations of the Peacebuilding Commission on the situation in Burundi (PBC/2/BDI/7); reports that the Burundi configuration of the Peacebuilding Commission adopted those conclusions and recommendations at its formal meeting, held on 20 Mar. 2008.
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PEACEBUILDING (continued) PEACEBUILDING (continued) S/2008/285 Letter, 28 Apr. 2008, from the Secretary- Statements by the President of the Security General. Refers to letter dated 7 May 2007 (S/2007/279) Council concerning the establishment of the UN Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia and reports his S/PRST/2008/16 Statement [made on behalf of the intention to appoint Miroslav Jenéca (Slovakia) as his Security Council, at the 5895th meeting, 20 May 2008, in Special Representative and Head of the Regional Centre connection with the Council's consideration of the item in Ashgabat. entitled "Post-conflict peacebuilding"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/2008/286 Letter, 30 Apr. 2008, from the President of the Emphasises the critical importance of post-conflict Security Council. Refers to letter dated 28 Apr. 2008 peacebuilding in laying the foundation for sustainable from the Secretary-General (S/2008/285) expressing his peace and development after the scourge of war; intention to appoint Miroslav Jenéca (Slovakia) as his emphasises the importance of national ownership and the Special Representative and Head of the Regional Centre primary responsibility of national authorities emerging from in Ashgabat and states that members of the Council conflict for peacebuilding and sustainable development; have taken note of the intention expressed in the letter. recalls its resolution 1645 (2005) and welcomes the work of the Peacebuilding Commission; encourages efforts to S/2008/291 Letter, 2 May 2008, from United Kingdom. address the urgent need for rapidly deployable civilian Transmits concept paper entitled "Post-conflict expertise and stresses that the critical role for such stabilization: peace after war" for the open debate to be expertise is working in co-operation with national held in the Security Council on 20 May 2008. authorities to strengthen national capacities; stresses the S/2008/422 (A/62/888) Letter, 23 June 2008, from the need to ensure that finance is available from the outset for Acting Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission recovery and peacebuilding activities; invites the and the Chairperson of the Burundi configuration of the Secretary-General to provide advice within 12 months to Peacebuilding Commission to the President of the the relevant UN organs. General Assembly, the President of the Security Council Participation by non-Council members (without and the President of the Economic and Social Council. the right to vote) Refers to the conclusions and recommendations of the biannual review of the implementation of the Strategic S/PV.5895 (20 May 2008) Afghanistan, Argentina, Framework for Peacebuilding in Burundi (PBC/2/BDI/9) Australia, Bangladesh, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and its Monitoring and Tracking Mechanism and draws Brazil, Chile, Egypt, El Salvador, Georgia, Germany, attention to the recommendations addressed to the Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Jamaica, international community pertaining to the mobilization Liechtenstein, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and coordination of international assistance to Burundi. Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Qatar, the Republic of Korea, Serbia, Sierra Leone, S/2008/620 (A/63/374) Letter, 19 Sept. 2008, from the Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand and Secretary-General. Refers to the presidential statement Turkey. of 20 May 2008 (S/PRST/2008/16) on how to coordinate peacebuilding activities and encourage the mobilization S/PV.5997 (21 Oct. 2008) Bangladesh, El Salvador, and most effective use of resources for urgent Guinea-Bissau, Netherlands, Norway and Sierra Leone. peacebuilding needs and reports his intention to Discussion in plenary dedicate the requisite efforts and capacities to undertake the ambitious exercise within the UN system with the S/PV.5895 (20 May 2008). contribution of the Peacebuilding Commission. S/PV.5895(Resumption 1) (20 May 2008). S/2008/677 (A/63/512) Letter, 28 Oct. 2008, from At the 5895th meeting, the President made a Kazakhstan. Transmits Astana Declaration adopted by statement on behalf of Council members, in connection the participants of the ministerial conference on with prior consultations among Council members on the "Common world: progress through diversity", held in item entitled "Post-conflict peacebuilding" : Kazakhstan on 17 October 2008. S/PRST/2008/16. S/PV.5997 (21 Oct. 2008).
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PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS REFUGEES See also: AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR See also: HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE–WAR VICTIMS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY General documents KFOR S/2008/701 Letter, 10 Nov. 2008, from the Democratic PEACEBUILDING Republic of the Congo. Transmits statistics on the UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ repatriation of Rwandan refugees to North Kivu for 2008 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN and from Jan. 1999 to Nov. 2008. UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE REGIONAL COOPERATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE General documents UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/2008/194 (A/63/78) Note verbale, 6 Feb. 2008, from SIERRA LEONE Tonga. Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Pacific UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN Islands Forum, communiqué issued at the conclusion of KOSOVO the 38th Pacific Islands Forum, held in Nuku'alofa, Tonga UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON 16-17 Oct. 2007; includes 2 enclosures containing the Vava'u decisions on the Pacific Plan and the Vava'u UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN Declaration on Pacific Fisheries Resources. WESTERN SAHARA UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN UN MISSION IN LIBERIA Reports UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD S/2008/186 Report of the Secretary-General on the relationship between the United Nations and regional UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN organizations, in particular the African Union, in the UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA maintenance of international peace and security. UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Issued: 7 Apr. 2008. UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE S/2008/531 (A/63/228) Cooperation between the United DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Nations and regional and other organizations : report of UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS the Secretary-General. UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Issued: 8 Aug. 2008. UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/2008/531/Corr.1 (A/63/228/Corr.1) Cooperation between the United Nations and regional and other POLITICAL CONDITIONS–CÔTE D'IVOIRE organizations : report of the Secretary-General : See: CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS corrigendum. Issued: 24 Nov. 2008. - Corrects text. POLITICAL CONDITIONS–HAITI General documents See: HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/2008/229 Letter, 8 Apr. 2008, from South Africa. POLITICAL CONDITIONS–LEBANON Transmits concept paper for the Security Council debate on the "Relationship between the UN and regional See: LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS organizations, in particular the African Union, in the maintenance of international peace and security", to be POLITICAL CONDITIONS–MYANMAR held on 16 Apr. 2008. See: MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/2008/813 (A/63/666) Identical letters, 24 Dec. 2008, POLITICAL CONDITIONS–NEPAL from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the General Assembly and the President of the See: NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Security Council. Refers to Security Council resolution 1809 (2008) concerning the cooperation of the UN with POLITICAL CONDITIONS–SIERRA LEONE regional organizations and transmits report of the African See: SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Union-UN panel on modalities for support to African Union peacekeeping operations. POLITICAL CONDITIONS–SUDAN Draft resolutions See: SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/2008/252 Draft resolution [on cooperation between the POLITICAL CONDITIONS–ZIMBABWE United Nations and regional organizations, in particular the African Union, in the maintenance of international See: ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS peace and security] / South Africa. Discussion in plenary S/PV.5868 (17 Apr. 2008). - 94 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN (continued) RWANDA SITUATION (continued) S/PV.5868(Resumption 1) (17 Apr. 2008). S/2008/322 Letter, 12 May 2008, from the President of the At the 5868th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/252 International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Transmits was adopted unanimously: resolution 1809 (2008). the assessments of the President and the Prosecutor of Resolutions the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on the implementation of the completion strategy of the S/RES/1809(2008) [Cooperation between the United Tribunal, in conformity with Security Council resolution Nations and regional organizations, in particular the 1534 (2004). African Union, in the maintenance of international peace S/2008/514 (A/63/209) Report of the International and security]. Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda : note / by the Secretary- Expresses Security Council's determination to General. strengthen and enhance cooperation between UN and Issued: 4 Aug. 2008. - Transmits the 13th annual regional organizations, in particular the African Union, in report of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda conflict prevention, resolution and management; submitted by the President of the Tribunal for the period 1 underlines the importance of the implementation of the July 2007-30 June 2008. Ten-Year Capacity-Building Programme for the African Union mainly focusing on peace and security; calls on the S/2008/726 Letter, 21 Nov. 2008, from the President of Secretariat in coordination with the African Union the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Commission to develop a list of needed capacities and Transmits the assessments of the President and the recommendations on ways the African Union can further Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for develop military, technical, logistic and administrative Rwanda on the implementation of the completion capabilities; recognizes the important role of the good strategy of the Tribunal, in conformity with Security offices of the Secretary-General in Africa; recognizing the Council resolution 1534 (2004). need to enhance the predictability, sustainability and flexibility of financing regional organizations when they S/2008/726 Letter, 21 Nov. 2008, from the President of undertake peacekeeping under a UN mandate; requests the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. the Secretary-General to include in his regular reporting to Transmits the assessments of the President and the the Security Council, assessments of progress on the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for cooperation between UN and relevant regional Rwanda on the implementation of the completion organizations. (Adopted unanimously, 5868th meeting, 16 strategy of the Tribunal, in conformity with Security Apr. 2008) Council resolution 1534 (2004). General documents RUSSIAN FEDERATION–UKRAINE S/2008/180 Letter, 14 Mar. 2008, from Rwanda. General documents Welcomes the expressed determination of the Security S/2008/388 (A/62/860) Identical letters, 7 June 2008, Council to end the threat posed by armed groups to the from Ukraine addressed to the Secretary-General, the security and sovereignty of the Republic of Rwanda, the President of the General Assembly and the President of Democratic Republic of the Congo and the entire Great the Security Council. Transmits statement of the Ministry Lakes region; reiterates its welcome and encouragement of Foreign Affairs, dated 5 June 2008, in connection with to all members of the Rwandan armed groups who wish the resolution by the State Duma of the Russian to repatriate, and calls on the Government of the Federation to withdraw from the Agreement on Democratic Republic of Congo and the UN Organization Friendship, Cooperation and Partnership between Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo to help Ukraine and the Russian Federation. them do so safely and expeditiously. S/2008/356 Letter, 3 June 2008, from the Secretary- RWANDA SITUATION General. Transmits letter dated 30 May 2008 from the See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY President of the International Criminal Tribunal for GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL Rwanda and an enclosure dated 22 May 2008 from the SECURITY Prosecutor of the Tribunal regarding fugitives in both Kenya and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Reports S/2008/436 (A/62/896) Identical letters, 13 June 2008, from the Secretary-General addressed to the President S/2008/322 Letter, 12 May 2008, from the President of the of the General Assembly and the President of Security International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Transmits Council. Transmits letter dated 6 June 2008 from the the assessments of the President and the Prosecutor of President of the International Criminal Tribunal for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on the Rwanda requesting authorization for an extension of the implementation of the completion strategy of the terms of office of 9 permanent and 8 ad litem judges Tribunal, in conformity with Security Council resolution whose term expires on 31 Dec. 2008 to 31 Dec. 2009 or 1534 (2004). until the completion of the cases to which they are assigned.
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RWANDA SITUATION (continued) RWANDA SITUATION (continued) S/2008/641 Letter, 8 Oct. 2008, from Democratic Republic S/2008/849 Letter, 19 Dec. 2008, from Belgium. Reports of the Congo. Reports alleged presence and military on the work of the informal Working Group on the activity of the regular army of Rwanda in the territory of International Tribunals, in particular on the significant the Democratic Republic of the Congo. progress made by the Working Group on the issue of the establishment of a residual mechanism or mechanisms S/2008/644 Letter, 10 Oct. 2008, from the Democratic to carry out essential functions of the International Republic of the Congo. Transmits information note from Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda after the communications unit of the Amani Programme and a their closure. series of photographs allegedly providing proof of Rwanda's involvement in the recent clashes in North Draft resolutions Kivu; further alleges the presence of a war criminal in the S/2008/432 Draft resolution [on termination of prohibitions African Union/United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur and dissolution of the Committee Established pursuant (UNAMID). to resolution 918 (1994) on the sale or supply of arms S/2008/646 Letter, 13 Oct. 2008, from Democratic and matériel to Rwanda]. Republic of the Congo. Refers to letter of 8 Oct. 2008 S/2008/467 Draft resolution [on extension of term of office (S/2008/641) and transmits an inventory of objects of permanent and ad litem judges of the International allegedly abandoned by elements of the Rwandan Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)]. Defence Forces (RDF) at Rumangabo and new series of photographs proving the involvement of Rwanda and S/2008/798 Draft resolution [on the appointment of requests an investigation. additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)]. S/2008/649 Letter, 14 Oct. 2008, from Rwanda. Transmits note verbale to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of the Democratic Republic of the Congo alleging and including detailed account of collaboration of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Ex-FAR Interahamwe/Forces démocratiques de libération du Rwanda. S/2008/652 Letter, 15 Oct. 2008, from Rwanda. Requests the Security Council to condemn the alleged collaboration of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (FARDC) with Ex- FAR/Interahamwe/forces démocratiques de libération du Rwanda (FDLR); requests that MONUC stop its support to FARDC until there is a verified end to FARDC/FDLR co-location and collaboration. S/2008/701 Letter, 10 Nov. 2008, from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Transmits statistics on the repatriation of Rwandan refugees to North Kivu for 2008 and from Jan. 1999 to Nov. 2008. S/2008/724 Identical letters, 20 Nov. 2008, from the Democratic Republic of the Congo addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 10 Oct. 2008 (S/2008/644) and inquires as to what action has been taken to relieve General Karake Karenzi, commander of the Rwandan contingent operating under the United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID), of his duties; states that his Government holds this individual responsible for the massacres perpetrated in Manono (Katanga Province) in 1999, and for the clashes that destroyed half of the town of Kisangani (Eastern Province) in 2000. S/2008/799 Letter, 18 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Transmits letter dated 10 Dec. 2008 from the President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda seeking waivers from and amendments to the statute of the International Tribunal so that it may continue to downsize and at the same time complete both ongoing and new trials.
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RWANDA SITUATION (continued) RWANDA SITUATION (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.5937 (18 July 2008). Council At the 5937th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/467 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1824 (2008). S/PRST/2008/47 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 6053rd meeting, 19 Dec. 2008, S/PV.6041 (12 Dec. 2008). in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PV.6043 (15 Dec. 2008). entitled "International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of S/PV.6052 (19 Dec. 2008). International Humanitarian Law Committed in the At the 6052nd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/798 Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991; was adopted unanimously: resolution 1855 (2008). International Criminal Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Genocide and Other Serious S/PV.6053 (19 Dec. 2008). Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed At the 6053rd meeting, the President made a in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan Citizens statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Responsible for Genocide and Other Such Violations connection with prior consultations among Council Committed in the Territory of Neighbouring States, members on the item entitled "International Criminal between 1 Jan. 1994 and 31 Dec. 1994"] / by the Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for President of the Security Council. Genocide and Other Serious Violations of International Notes with concern that the deadline for completion Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of Rwanda of trial activities at first instance has not been met and that and Rwandan Citizens Responsible for Genocide and the Tribunals have indicated that their work is not likely to Other Such Violations Committed in the Territory of end in 2010; emphasizes that trials must be conducted by Neighbouring States, between 1 January 1994 and 31 the Tribunals as quickly and efficiently as possible and December 1994": S/PRST/2008/47. expresses its determination to support their efforts toward Resolutions the completion of their work at the earliest date; reaffirms the necessity of persons indicted by the International S/RES/1823(2008) [Termination of prohibitions and Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for dissolution of the Committee Established pursuant to Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law resolution 918 (1994) on the sale or supply of arms and Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since matériel to Rwanda]. 1991 (ICTY) and International Criminal Tribunal for the Decides to terminate the prohibitions imposed by Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Genocide and para 9 and 10 of resolution 1011 (1995); decides further to Other Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law dissolve the Committee established pursuant to resolution Committed in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan 918 (1994) concerning Rwanda. (Adopted unanimously, Citizens Responsible for Genocide and Other Such 5931st meeting, 10 July 2008) Violations Committed in the Territory of Neighbouring S/RES/1824(2008) [Extension of term of office of the States, between 1 Jan. 1994 and 31 Dec. 1994 (ICTR) permanent and ad litem judges of the International being brought to justice; underlines again the need for the Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)]. Tribunals to concentrate their work on the prosecution and Decides to extend the term of office of the trial of the most senior leaders suspected of being most permanent judges at the Tribunal who are members of the responsible for crimes within their jurisdiction, Appeals Chamber until 31 Dec. 2010, or until the acknowledges the need to establish an ad hoc mechanism completion of the cases before the Appeals Chamber if to carry out a number of essential functions of the sooner; decides to extend the term of office of the Tribunals, including the trial of high-level fugitives, after the permanent judges at the Tribunal who are members of the closure of the Tribunals. Trial Chambers until 31 Dec. 2009, or until the completion Participation by non-Council members (without of the cases to which they are assigned if sooner; decides the right to vote) to extend the term of office of the ad litem judges, currently serving at the Tribunal, until 31 Dec. 2009, or until the S/PV.5904 (4 June 2008) Rwanda, Serbia and Slovenia. completion of the cases to which they are assigned if sooner; decides to extend the term of office of the ad litem S/PV.5931 (10 July 2008) Rwanda. judges, who have not yet been appointed to serve at the S/PV.5937 (18 July 2008) Rwanda. Tribunal, until 31 Dec. 2009, or until the completion of any cases to which they may be assigned if sooner; decides to S/PV.6041 (12 Dec. 2008) Bosnia and Herzegovina, amend article 11, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the Statute of the Kenya, Rwanda and Serbia. International Tribunal for Rwanda and to replace those Discussion in plenary paragraphs with the provisions set out in the annex to this resolution. (Adopted unanimously, 5937th meeting, 18 July S/PV.5904 (4 June 2008). 2008) S/PV.5931 (10 July 2008). At the 5931st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/432 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1823 (2008).
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RWANDA SITUATION (continued) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE (continued) S/RES/1855(2008) [Appointment of additional ad litem S/2008/25 Letter, 8 Jan. 2008, from the Chairman of the judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Security Council Committee established pursuant to (ICTR)]. resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Decides that the Secretary-General may appoint, Taliban and associated individuals and entities. within existing resources, additional ad litem Judges upon Transmits report of the Security Council Committee request of the President of the International Tribunal in established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) order to complete existing trials or conduct additional trials, concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated notwithstanding that the total number of ad litem Judges individuals and entities containing an account of the appointed to the Chambers will from time to time Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2007. temporarily exceed the maximum of 9 provided for in S/2008/324 Letter, 13 May 2008, from the Chairman of article 11, para. 1, of the Statute of the International the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Tribunal, to a maximum of 12 at any one time, returning to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the a maximum of 9 by 31 Dec. 2009. (Adopted unanimously, Taliban and associated individuals and entities. 6052nd meeting, 19 Dec. 2008) Transmits 8th report of the Analytical Support and SANCTIONS Sanctions Monitoring Team established pursuant to resolution 1526 (2004) and extended by resolutions See also: SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE 1617 (2005) and 1735 (2006). General documents S/2008/408 Letter, 18 June 2008, from the Chairman of S/2008/199 (A/62/763) Letter, 24 Mar. 2008, from Cuba. the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Transmits, in the capacity as Chairman of the resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, Taliban and associated individuals and entities. statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non- Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Aligned Movement on the imposition of unilateral established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) sanctions against the Republic of Belarus, adopted on concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated Thursday, 20 Mar. 2008. individuals and entities reflecting its position on the recommendations contained in the 8th report of the S/2008/428 (A/62/891) Identical letters, 23 June 2008, Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team from Switzerland addressed to the President of the (S/2008/324). General Assembly and the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter of 22 May 2008 from Denmark, S/2008/848 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of Germany, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands, Sweden and the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Switzerland submitting discussion paper on the idea of resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the establishing an expert panel assisting the sanctions Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Committees in the consideration of de-listing requests Transmits report of the Security Council Committee and requests, on behalf of the co-sponsors of the established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) discussion paper, that the letter and paper be published concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated as document of the General Assembly and the Security individuals and entities containing an account of the Council. Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2008. General documents SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE S/2008/428 (A/62/891) Identical letters, 23 June 2008, See also: SANCTIONS from Switzerland addressed to the President of the Reports General Assembly and the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter of 22 May 2008 from Denmark, S/2008/16 Letter, 8 Jan. 2008, from the Chairman of the Germany, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands, Sweden and Security Council Committee established pursuant to Switzerland submitting discussion paper on the idea of resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the establishing an expert panel assisting the sanctions Taliban and associated individuals and entities. Committees in the consideration of de-listing requests Transmits report of the Security Council Committee and requests, on behalf of the co-sponsors of the Established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) discussion paper, that the letter and paper be published concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated as document of the General Assembly and the Security Individuals and Entities containing the position of the Council. Committee on the recommendations included in the 7th report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions S/2008/441 Letter, 7 July 2008, from the Secretary- Monitoring Team. General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1822 (2008) concerning Al-Qaida and Taliban sanctions regime and reports the reappointment of the 6 experts to the New York-based Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team for a period of 18 months, until 31 Dec. 2009; reports also the designation of Richard Barrett (United Kingdom) as the Coordinator of the Monitoring Team. - 98 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE (continued) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/2008/632 Letter, 2 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- (continued) General. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 7 General documents July 2008 (S/2008/441) regarding the reappointment of 6 experts to the Analytical Support and Sanctions S/2008/63 Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- Monitoring Team Established pursuant to Security General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1793 Council Resolution 1526 (2004) and reports the (2007) and submits a completion strategy for the UN appointment of Ang Sun (China) and Brian C. Wilson Integrated Office in Sierra Leone (UNIOSIL) maintaining (United States) to serve as experts on the Monitoring adequate capacity, expertise and resources to Team for the period ending on 31 Dec. 2009. implement its mandate of providing assistance to the 2008 local government elections as well as supporting Draft resolutions the work of the Peacebuilding Commission and the S/2008/424 Draft resolution [on continuation of measures Peacebuilding Fund. imposed against the Taliban and Al-Qaida] / Belgium, S/2008/137 Letter, 28 Feb. 2008, from the President of Burkina Faso, Croatia, France, Italy, Russian Federation, the Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- United Kingdom and United States. General dated 31 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/63) and informs Discussion in plenary that members of the Security Council take note of the completion strategy for the UN Integrated Office in Sierra S/PV.5928 (30 June 2008). Leone (UNIOSIL) and the proposition of 20 per cent At the 5928th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/424 reduction in number of staff by 31 Mar. 2008; requests was adopted unanimously: resolution 1822 (2008). further information on the planned drawdown and Resolutions specific proposals on the mandate, structure and strength of the successor integrated political office and S/RES/1822(2008) [Continuation of measures imposed the UN police/military adviser team element. against the Taliban and Al-Qaida]. Decides that all States shall take the measures as S/2008/416 (A/62/887) Identical letters, 20 June 2008, previously imposed by para. 4(b) of resolution 1267 from the Chairman of the Peacebuilding Commission (1999), para. 8(c) of resolution 1333 (2000), and para. 1 and the Chairman of the Sierra Leone configuration of and 2 of resolution 1390 (2002), with respect to Al-Qaida, the Peacebuilding Commission to the President of the Usama bin Laden and the Taliban, and other individuals, General Assembly, the President of the Security Council groups, undertakings, and entities associated with them, and the President of the Economic and Social Council. as referred to in the list created pursuant to resolutions Refers to the conclusions and recommendations of the 1267 (1999) and 1333 (2000) (the "Consolidated List"; biannual review of the implementation of the Sierra encourages all Member States to submit to the Committee Leone Peacebuilding Cooperation Framework for inclusion on the Consolidated List names of individuals, (PBC/2/SLE/8) and draws attention to the groups, undertakings, and entities participating, by any recommendations addressed to the international means, in the financing or support of acts or activities of Al community for follow-up action and to the Security Qaida, Usama bin Laden and the Taliban, and other Council in connection with the future of the UN individuals, groups, undertakings, and entities associated integrated presence in Sierra Leone. with them; decides to extend the mandate of the current Draft resolutions New York-based Monitoring Team for a further period of 18 months; decides to review the measures described in S/2008/512 Draft resolution [on establishment of the UN para. 1 above with a view to their possible further Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone strengthening in 18 months, or sooner if necessary. (UNIPSIL)]. (Adopted unanimously, 5928th meeting, 30 June 2008) Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5887 (7 May 2008) Sierra Leone. See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE S/PV.5948 (4 Aug. 2008) Sierra Leone. UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN Discussion in plenary SIERRA LEONE S/PV.5887 (7 May 2008). Reports S/PV.5948 (4 Aug. 2008). S/2008/281 Sixth report of the Secretary-General on the At the 5948th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/512 United Nations Integrated Office in Sierra Leone. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1829 (2008). Issued: 29 Apr. 2008.
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SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) (continued) S/2008/274 Letter, 24 Apr. 2008, from the Chairman of the Resolutions Security Council Committee Established pursuant to resolution 751 (1992) concerning Somalia. Transmits S/RES/1829(2008) [Establishment of the UN Integrated report of the Monitoring Group on Somalia in accordance Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL)]. with para. 3 (i) of Security Council resolution 1766 Requests the Secretary-General to establish the UN (2007). Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL), as recommended in his report (S/2008/281) for S/2008/352 Report of the Secretary-General on children a period of 12 months beginning on 1 Oct. 2008, with the and armed conflict in Somalia. key tasks as specified in paragraphs 3, 4, 5 and 8 below; Issued: 30 May 2008. welcomes the Secretary-General's recommendation in his S/2008/460 Report of the Security Council mission to report (S/2008/281) that UNIPSIL should be headed by an Djibouti (on Somalia), the Sudan, Chad, the Democratic Executive Representative of the Secretary-General who Republic of the Congo and Côte d'Ivoire, 31 May to 10 would also serve as the Resident Representative of UNDP June 2008. Programme and UN Resident Coordinator; stresses the Issued: 15 July 2008. need for close cooperation between UNIPSIL, ECOWAS, the Mano River Union, international partners and other UN S/2008/466 Report of the Secretary-General on the missions in the region; emphasizes that the Government of situation in Somalia. Sierra Leone bears the primary responsibility for Issued: 16 July 2008. peacebuilding, security and long-term development in the country; requests that the Secretary-General keeps the S/2008/709 Report of the Secretary-General on the Council informed every 4 months on the implementation of situation in Somalia. the mandate of UNIPSIL and this resolution, with the first Issued: 17 Nov. 2008. report due by 31 Jan. 2009. (Adopted unanimously, 5948th S/2008/769 Letter, 10 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of meeting, 4 Aug. 2008) the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to resolution 751 (1992) concerning Somalia. Transmits SMALL ARMS report of the Monitoring Group on Somalia submitted in Reports accordance with para. 3 (i) of Security Council resolution 1811 (2008). S/2008/258 Small arms : report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 17 Apr. 2008. S/2008/806 Letter, 19 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Participation by non-Council members (without Resolution 751 (1992) concerning Somalia. Transmits the right to vote) report of the Security Council Committee Established S/PV.5881 (30 Apr. 2008) Australia, Austria, Argentina, pursuant to Resolution 751 (1992) concerning Somalia, Benin, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Congo, Ecuador, which covers the Committee's activities during the period Guatemala, Honduras, Iceland, Israel, Jamaica, Japan, 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2008. Kazakhstan, Kenya, Lesotho, Liechtenstein, Malawi, General documents Mexico, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Peru, the Philippines, S/2008/271 Letter, 23 Apr. 2008, from Spain. Reports the Slovenia, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Uganda and Uruguay. capture of a Spanish fishing boat, carrying a crew of 26, S/PV.5881(Resumption 1) (30 Apr. 2008) Colombia and by heavily armed unidentified individuals using rocket- the Syrian Arab Republic. propelled grenades on 20 Apr. 2008 off the coast of Discussion in plenary Somalia damaging the vessel and holding the crew against their will. S/PV.5881 (30 Apr. 2008). S/2008/292 Letter, 1 May 2008, from Spain. Reports the S/PV.5881(Resumption 1) (30 Apr. 2008). release on 27 Apr. 2008 of the Spanish fishing vessel seized on the high seas off Somali waters and SOMALIA SITUATION expresses concern about the impact of the unsafe See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY situation in the waters off Somalia on the delivery of humanitarian aid and on international shipping. Reports S/2008/178 Report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Somalia. Issued: 14 Mar. 2008. S/2008/178/Corr.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Somalia : corrigendum. Issued: 28 Mar. 2008. - Corrects text. S/2008/178/Corr.2 Report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Somalia : corrigendum. Issued: 10 Apr. 2008. - Corrects text. - 100 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) S/2008/296 Letter, 24 Apr. 2008, from the League of Arab S/2008/786 Letter, 12 Dec. 2008, from Cuba. Condemns, States. Transmits letter dated 15 Apr. 2008 from the on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement, all acts of Secretary General of the League of Arab States piracy and armed robbery against vessels in the enclosing resolutions of the 20th session of the Council territorial waters of Somalia and the seas off the coast of of the League of Arab States held in Damascus on 29 Somalia and states that a long-term solution to the and 30 March 2008, the Damascus Declaration, problem of piracy will be found only through a statement of the President of Syria to the meeting, comprehensive political settlement in Somalia, with the statement of the Secretary-General of the League of cooperation of the UN and the African Union. Arab States, list of names of heads of delegations of S/2008/804 Letter, 19 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- Arab States and reports on the follow-up to the process General. Refers to report of 17 Nov. 2008 (S/2008/709) of development and modernization in the Arab states on a proposed multinational force for Somalia and and on joint Arab action. reports that no Member State has yet pledged troops or S/2008/309 Letter, 8 May 2008, from the Secretary- offered to assume the lead nation role to allow for the General. Transmits his letter dated 23 Apr. 2008 to the deployment of a UN peacekeeping force and proposes a Chairman of the African Union Commission responding multinational force as an alternative option to stabilizing to the African Union request for the UN to provide further Mogadishu. support to the requirements for enhancing the S/2008/846 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- deployment of the African Union Mission in Somalia General. Refers to letter of 19 Dec. 2008 (S/2008/804) (AMISOM). on proposals on a package of steps that could be S/2008/323 Letter, 12 May 2008, from Somalia. States undertaken to support the implementation of the Djibouti that acts of piracy and armed robbery against peace process and contribute to enabling the conditions commercial and humanitarian ships in the waters off required for eventual deployment of a UN peacekeeping Somalia pose a major threat to the safety of international operation in Somalia and reports that the Secretariat has maritime traffic and requests the Security Council to already initiated action to secure the provision of adopt a resolution authorizing States cooperating with logistics support for the African Union Mission in the Transitional Federal Government to enter Somalia's Somalia. territorial sea and use all necessary means to identify, Draft resolutions deter, prevent and repress acts of piracy and armed robbery at sea. S/2008/113 Draft resolution [Renewal of the authorization of the African Union to maintain the African Union S/2008/347 Letter, 30 May 2008, from the President of the Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) for a further period of 6 Security Council. Reports that the members of the months] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Security Council have decided to send a mission to Ireland. Africa from 31 May to 10 June 2008 to visit Somalia, the Sudan, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo S/2008/278 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate and Côte d'Ivoire; contains the terms of reference for of the UN Monitoring Group Established pursuant to each mission and the list of members. Security Council Resolution 1519 (2003)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. S/2008/370 Letter, 6 June 2008, from Uganda. Transmits response to the allegations by the Monitoring Group on S/2008/327 Draft resolution [on relocation of the UN Somalia of arms dealing in Somalia involving Uganda Political Office for Somalia (UNPOS) from Nairobi to People's Defence Forces personnel. Somalia]. S/2008/378 Letter, 10 June 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/351 Draft resolution [on acts of piracy and armed General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1811 robbery against vessels in territorial waters and the high (2008) on extension of the mandate of the UN seas off the coast of Somalia] / Australia, Belgium, Monitoring Group in Somalia and reports that the Canada, Croatia, Denmark, France, Greece, Italy, Secretary-General has appointed Matt Bryden (Canada) Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Panama, Republic of as one of the 4 experts to serve as the Coordinator of Korea, Spain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and the UN Monitoring Group. Northern Ireland and United States of America. S/2008/723 Letter, 20 Nov. 2008, from Ethiopia. Transmits S/2008/556 Draft resolution [on renewal of the communiqué of the 30th extraordinary session of the authorization of the African Union to maintain the African Council of Ministers of the Intergovernmental Authority Union Mission in Somalia]. on Development (IGAD) on the prevailing political and S/2008/633 Draft resolution [on acts of piracy and armed security situation in Somalia. robbery against vessels in territorial waters and the high seas off the coast of Somalia] / Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Denmark, France, Greece, Italy, Japan, Lithuania, Malaysia, Netherlands, Norway, Panama, Portugal, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Spain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America.
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) S/2008/710 Draft resolution [on strengthening of the arms S/PRST/2008/41 Statement [made on behalf of the embargo against Somalia and on further measures on Security Council, at the 6009th meeting, 30 Oct. 2008, in individuals and entities designated by the Security connection with the Council's consideration of the item Council Committee established pursuant to resolution entitled "The situation in Somalia"] / by the President of 751 (1992)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and the Security Council. Northern Ireland. Condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist suicide attacks that occurred in the towns of Hargeysa and S/2008/748 Draft resolution [on acts of piracy and armed Bosasso in Somalia on 29 Oct. 2008. These heinous robbery against vessels in territorial waters and the high attacks, which caused numerous deaths and injuries and seas off the coast of Somalia] / Australia, Belgium, appear to have been coordinated, targeted the compound Canada, Croatia, Denmark, France, Greece, Italy, of the UN Development Programme (UNDP) and an Japan, Malaysia, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Ethiopian Government office, as well as local government Republic of Korea, Singapore, Spain, Ukraine, United offices; underlines the need to bring the perpetrators, Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and organizers, financiers and sponsors of these reprehensible United States of America. acts of terrorism to justice. S/2008/789 Draft resolution [on fight against piracy and Participation by non-Council members (without armed robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia] / the right to vote) Belgium, Croatia, France, Greece, Liberia, Panama, Republic of Korea, Spain and United States of America. S/PV.5837 (15 Feb. 2008) Somalia. S/2008/796 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PV.5842 (20 Feb. 2008) Somalia. of the UN Monitoring Group Established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1519 (2003)] / United S/PV.5858 (20 Mar. 2008) Somalia and Uganda. Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. S/PV.5879 (29 Apr. 2008) Somalia. Statements by the President of the Security S/PV.5893 (15 May 2008) Somalia. Council S/PV.5902 (2 June 2008) Australia, Canada, Denmark, S/PRST/2008/33 Statement [made on behalf of the Greece, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Republic of Korea, Security Council, at the 5970th meeting, 4 Sept. 2008, in Somalia and Spain. connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "The situation in Somalia"] / by the President of S/PV.5942 (23 July 2008) Somalia and South Africa. the Security Council. S/PV.5957 (19 Aug. 2008) Somalia. Welcomes the signing of a peace and reconciliation Agreement ("the Djibouti Agreement") between the S/PV.5970 (5 Sept. 2008) Somalia. Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and the Alliance S/PV.5987 (7 Oct. 2008) Denmark, Greece, Japan, for the Re-Liberation of Somalia (ARS) in Djibouti on 19 Lithuania, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Aug. 2008; takes note of the parties' request in the Djibouti the Republic of Korea, Somalia and Spain. Agreement that the UN, within a period of 120 days, authorise and deploy an international stabilisation force; S/PV.6009 (30 Oct. 2008) Somalia. requests that the Secretary-General elaborate on his S/PV.6019 (20 Nov. 2008) Somalia. contingency plans and provide, in consultation with the parties and other relevant stakeholders, a detailed and S/PV.6020 (20 Nov. 2008) Somalia. consolidated description of a feasible multinational force, S/PV.6026 (2 Dec. 2008) Australia, Canada, Denmark, its mandate and derived tasks, to include inter alia the size Greece, Japan, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Norway, and geographical scope of that force, progressively Portugal, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, Somalia, deployed, and further provide a detailed concept of Spain and Ukraine. operations for a feasible UN peacekeeping operation; further requests the Secretary-General urgently to identify S/PV.6046 (16 Dec. 2008) Denmark, Egypt, Germany, and approach States that might contribute the financial Greece, India, Japan, Liberia, Norway, Somalia, Spain, resources, personnel, equipment and services required, Sweden, Turkey and Yemen. stands ready to support the Secretary-General in this S/PV.6050 (19 Dec. 2008) Somalia. regard, and calls upon States to respond favourably. Discussion in plenary S/PV.5837 (15 Feb. 2008). S/PV.5842 (20 Feb. 2008). At the 5842nd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/113 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1801 (2008). S/PV.5858 (20 Mar. 2008). S/PV.5879 (29 Apr. 2008). At the 5879th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/278 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1811 (2008). - 102 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) S/PV.5893 (15 May 2008). Resolutions At the 5884th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/327 S/RES/1801(2008) [Renewal of the authorization of the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1814 (2008). African Union to maintain the African Union Mission in S/PV.5902 (2 June 2008). Somalia (AMISOM) for a further period of 6 months]. At the 5902nd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/351 Decides to renew the authorization of Member was adopted unanimously: resolution 1816 (2008). States of the African Union to maintain a mission in Somalia (AMISOM) for a further period of 6 months, which S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008). shall be authorized to take all necessary measures as S/PV.5942 (23 July 2008). appropriate to carry out the mandate set out in paragraph 9 of resolution 1772 (2007) and underlines, in particular, S/PV.5957 (19 Aug. 2008). that AMISOM is authorized to take all necessary measures At the 5957th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/556 as appropriate to provide security for key infrastructure was adopted unanimously: resolution 1831 (2008). and to contribute, as may be requested and within its S/PV.5970 (5 Sept. 2008). capabilities, to the creation of the necessary security At the 5970th meeting, the President made a conditions for the provision of humanitarian assistance; statement, on behalf of the Council members, in urges the Transitional Federal Institutions and all parties in connection with prior consultations among Council Somalia to respect the conclusions of the National members on the item entitled "The situation in Somalia": Reconciliation Congress (NRC) and to sustain an equally S/PRST/2008/33. inclusive ongoing political process thereafter, ultimately involving all stakeholders including political leaders, clan S/PV.5987 (7 Oct. 2008). leaders, religious leaders, the business community, and At the 5987th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/633 representatives of civil society such as women's groups was adopted unanimously: resolution 1838 (2008). and encourages them to unite behind the efforts to S/PV.6009 (30 Oct. 2008). promote such an inclusive dialogue; strongly supports and At the 6009th meeting, the President made a encourages the ongoing humanitarian relief efforts in statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Somalia, recalls its resolution 1502 (2003) on the connection with prior consultations among Council protection of humanitarian and UN personnel, calls on all members on the item entitled "The situation in Somalia": parties and armed groups in Somalia to take appropriate S/PRST/2008/41. steps to ensure the safety and security of AMISOM and humanitarian personnel, and grant timely, safe and S/PV.6019 (20 Nov. 2008). unhindered access for the delivery of humanitarian At the 6019th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/710 assistance to all those in need, and urges the countries in was adopted unanimously: resolution 1844 (2008). the region to facilitate the provision of humanitarian assistance by land or via air and sea ports. (Adopted S/PV.6020 (20 Nov. 2008). unanimously, 5842nd meeting, 20 Feb. 2008) S/PV.6026 (2 Dec. 2008). S/RES/1811(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN At the 6026th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/748 Monitoring Group Established pursuant to Security was adopted unanimously: resolution 1846 (2008). Council Resolution 1519 (2003)]. S/PV.6043 (15 Dec. 2008). Stresses the obligation of all States to comply fully with the measures imposed by resolution 733 (1992); S/PV.6046 (16 Dec. 2008). decides to extend the mandate of the Monitoring Group At the 6046th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/789 and requests the Secretary-General to take the necessary was adopted unanimously : resolution 1851 (2008). administrative measures as expeditiously as possible to S/PV.6050 (19 Dec. 2008). re-establish the Monitoring Group for a further 6 months; At the 6050th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/796 further requests the Secretary-General to make the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1853 (2008). necessary financial arrangements to support the work of the Monitoring Group; requests the Committee to consider the recommendations in the reports of the Monitoring Group dated 5 Apr. 2006, 16 Oct. 2006, 17 July 2007 and 24 Apr. 2008 and recommend to the Council ways to improve implementation of and compliance with the arms embargo. (Adopted unanimously, 5879th meeting, 29 Apr. 2008)
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1814(2008) [Relocation of the UN Political Office S/RES/1831(2008) [Renewal of the authorization of the for Somalia (UNPOS) from Nairobi to Somalia]. African Union to maintain the African Union Mission in Strongly supports the approach proposed by the Somalia (AMISOM)]. Secretary-General's report of 14 Mar. 2008, welcomes his Decides to renew the authorization of Member intention to provide an updated comprehensive, integrated States of the African Union (AU) to maintain a Mission in UN Strategy for peace and stability in Somalia; approves Somalia (AMISOM) for a further period of 6 months, which the Secretary-General's proposal to establish a joint shall be authorized to take all necessary measures as planning unit in the office of the Special Representative of appropriate to carry out the mandate set out in paragraph the Secretary-General to facilitate effective and efficient 9 of resolution 1772 (2007) and underlines, in particular, implementation of the integrated strategy; welcomes the that AMISOM is authorized to take all necessary measures Secretary-General's recommendation to relocate UN as appropriate to provide security for key infrastructure Political Office for Somalia and the country team and to contribute, as may be requested and within its headquarters from Nairobi to Mogadishu or an interim capabilities, to the creation of the necessary security location in Somalia; recalls its intention to strengthen the conditions for the provision of humanitarian assistance; effectiveness of UN arms embargo on Somalia and urges Member States of the African Union to contribute to therefore requests the Committee to provide, within 60 AMISOM in order to help facilitate the full withdrawal of days from the adoption of this resolution, other foreign forces from Somalia and help create the recommendations on specific targeted measures to be conditions for lasting peace and stability there; urges imposed against such individuals or entities; requests the Member States to provide financial resources, personnel, Secretary-General to continue his contingency planning for equipment and services for the full deployment of the possible deployment of a UN peacekeeping operation AMISOM; encourages the Secretary-General to continue in Somalia to succeed AMISOM; welcomes the Secretary- to explore with the AU Commission Chairperson, in General's undertaking to provide additional UN technical coordination with donors, ways and means to strengthen advisers to African Union's Strategic Plans and UN logistical, political and technical support for the AU, to Management Unit in Addis Ababa; requests the Secretary- build the AU's institutional capacity to carry out its General to establish an effective capacity within UN commitments in addressing the challenges it faces in Political Office for Somalia to monitor and enhance the supporting AMISOM, and to assist AMISOM's full protection of human rights in Somalia. (Adopted deployment. (Adopted unanimously, 5957th meeting, 19 unanimously, 5893rd meeting, 15 May 2008) Aug. 2008) S/RES/1816(2008) [Acts of piracy and armed robbery S/RES/1838(2008) [Acts of piracy and armed robbery against vessels in territorial waters and the high seas off against vessels in territorial waters and the high seas off the coast of Somalia]. the coast of Somalia]. Condemns and deplores all acts of piracy and armed Reiterates that it condemns and deplores all acts of robbery against vessels in territorial waters and the high piracy and armed robbery at sea against vessels off the seas off the coast of Somalia; urges States whose naval coast of Somalia; calls upon States interested in the vessels and military aircraft operate on the high seas and security of maritime activities to take part actively in the airspace off the coast of Somalia to be vigilant to acts of fight against piracy on the high seas off the coast of piracy and armed robbery and, in this context, encourages, Somalia, in particular by deploying naval vessels and in particular, States interested in the use of commercial military aircraft, in accordance with international law, as maritime routes off the coast of Somalia, to increase and reflected in the Convention; urges States that have the coordinate their efforts to deter acts of piracy and armed capacity to do so to cooperate with the Transitional robbery at sea in cooperation with the Transitional Federal Federal Government in the fight against piracy and armed Government of Somalia (TFG); decides that for a period of robbery at sea in conformity with the provisions of 6 months from the date of this resolution, States resolution 1816 (2008); urges States, as requested in cooperating with TFG in the fight against piracy and armed particular by International Maritime Organization resolution robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia, for which advance A-1002(25), to issue to ships entitled to fly their flag, as notification has been provided by TFG to the Secretary- necessary, advice and guidance on appropriate General, may: (a) enter the territorial waters of Somalia for precautionary measures to protect themselves from attack the purpose of repressing acts of piracy and armed or actions to take if under attack or the threat of attack robbery at sea, in a manner consistent with such action when sailing in waters off the coast of Somalia. (Adopted permitted on the high seas with respect to piracy under unanimously, 5987th meeting, 7 Oct. 2008) relevant international law; and (b) use, within the territorial waters of Somalia, in a manner consistent with action permitted on the high seas with respect to piracy under relevant international law, all necessary means to repress acts of piracy and armed robbery. (Adopted unanimously, 5902nd meeting, 2 June 2008)
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1844(2008) [Arms embargo against Somalia and S/RES/1851(2008) [Fight against piracy and armed on further measures on individuals and entities robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia]. designated by the Security Council Committee Calls upon States, regional and international Established pursuant to Resolution 751 (1992)]. organizations to take part in the fight against piracy and Decides that all Member States shall take the armed robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia, in necessary measures to prevent the entry into or transit particular, consistent with this resolution, resolution 1846 through their territories of individuals designated by the (2008), and international law; encourages them to Committee; decides that all Member States shall freeze establish an international cooperation mechanism to act as without delay the funds, other financial assets and a common point of contact; recalls that future economic resources which are on their territories; reaffirms recommendations on ways to ensure the long-term the general and complete arms embargo against Somalia; security of international navigation and a possible underlines the importance of co-ordination by the coordination and leadership role for UN; encourages them Committee with other UN Sanctions Committees and with to consider creating a centre in the region to coordinate the Special Representative of the Secretary General; information; decides that for a period of 12 months from welcomes the establishment within the Secretariat of the the date of adoption of resolution 1846, States and Focal Point, pursuant to resolution 1730 (2006), that regional organizations may undertake all necessary provides listed individuals, groups, undertakings or entities measures that are appropriate in Somalia pursuant to the with the option to submit a petition for de-listing directly to request of the Transitional Federal Government (TFG); the Focal Point. (Adopted unanimously, 6019th meeting, Calls on Member States to assist the TFG to strengthen its 20 Nov. 2008) operational capacity; affirms that the authorization provided in this resolution apply only with respect to the S/RES/1846(2008) [Acts of piracy and armed robbery situation in Somalia and such authorizations have been against vessels in territorial waters and the high seas off provided only following the receipt of the 9 Dec. 2008 letter the coast of Somalia]. conveying the consent of the TFG; urges States to develop Reiterates that it condemns and deplores all acts of avoidance, evasion, and defensive best practices and piracy and armed robbery against vessels in territorial advisories to take when under attack or when sailing in waters and the high seas off the coast of Somalia; waters off the coast of Somalia. (Adopted unanimously, welcomes the efforts of the International Maritime 6046th meeting, 16 Dec. 2008) Organization; calls upon States and regional organizations to coordinate, including by sharing information through S/RES/1853(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN bilateral channels or the UN; decides that for a period of Monitoring Group Established pursuant to Security 12 months from the date of this resolution States and Council Resolution 1519 (2003)]. regional organizations cooperating with the TFG in the Decides to extend the mandate of the Monitoring fight against piracy and armed robbery at sea off the coast Group referred to in para. 3 of resolution 1558 (2004) for a of Somalia; requests States and regional organizations period of 12 months. (Adopted unanimously, 6050th cooperating with the TFG to inform the Security Council meeting, 19 Dec. 2008) and the Secretary-General within 9 months of the progress of actions undertaken; Requests the Secretary-General of SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS the IMO to brief the Council on the basis of cases brought See also: AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY to his attention. (Adopted unanimously, 6026th meeting, 2 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Dec. 2008) CHAD–SUDAN UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Reports S/2008/64 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. Issued: 31 Jan. 2008. S/2008/98 Report of the Secretary-General on the deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. Issued: 14 Feb. 2008. S/2008/196 Report of the Secretary-General on the deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. Issued: 25 Mar. 2008. S/2008/249 Report of the Secretary-General on the deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur. Issued: 14 Apr. 2008.
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SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2008/267 Report of the Secretary-General on the General documents Sudan. S/2008/48 Letter, 28 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- Issued: 22 Apr. 2008. General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1779 S/2008/304 Report of the Secretary-General on the (2007) and reports the appointment of Patrick Schenider deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid (Germany) as the 5th expert to serve on the Panel of Operation in Darfur. Experts Established pursuant to Security Council Issued: 9 May 2008. Resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan until 15 Oct. 2008. S/2008/400 Report of the Secretary-General on the deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid S/2008/339 Letter, 20 May 2008, from the Secretary- Operation in Darfur. General. Reports of his decision to appoint Major Issued: 17 June 2008. General Paban Thapa of Nepal as Force Commander of UNMIS as from 15 May 2008, replacing Lieutenant S/2008/443 Report of the Secretary-General on the General Jasbir Singh Lidder of India, who has served as deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Force Commander of UNMIS since 10 Jan. 2006. Operation in Darfur. Issued: 7 July 2008. S/2008/340 Letter, 23 May 2008, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- S/2008/460 Report of the Security Council mission to General dated 20 May 2008 (S/2008/339) concerning Djibouti (on Somalia), the Sudan, Chad, the Democratic the appointment of Major General Paban Thapa of Nepal Republic of the Congo and Côte d'Ivoire, 31 May to 10 as Force Commander of the United Nations Mission in June 2008. the Sudan and reports that the members of the Security Issued: 15 July 2008. Council take note of the appointment indicated in that S/2008/485 Report of the Secretary-General on the letter. Sudan. S/2008/347 Letter, 30 May 2008, from the President of the Issued: 23 July 2008. Security Council. Reports that the members of the S/2008/558 Report of the Secretary-General on the Security Council have decided to send a mission to deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Africa from 31 May to 10 June 2008 to visit Somalia, the Operation in Darfur. Sudan, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo Issued: 18 Aug. 2008. and Côte d'Ivoire; contains the terms of reference for each mission and the list of members. S/2008/647 Letter, 7 Nov. 2008, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to S/2008/373 Letter, 9 June 2008, from Sudan. Transmits resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan. Transmits statement of the President at the opening of talks with final report of the Panel of Experts on the Sudan as the Security Council mission to the Sudan, held in requested by the Security Council in paragraph 2 of Khartoum on 5 June 2008. resolution 1779 (2007). S/2008/392 Letter, 22 May 2008, from the League of Arab S/2008/659 Report of the Secretary-General on the States. Transmits (a) the Doha Agreement regarding the deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid outcome of the Lebanese national reconciliation Operation in Darfur. conference; and (b) the outcome and resolutions issued Issued: 17 Oct. 2008. by the Council of the League of Arab States at its extraordinary session held at the ministerial level on 11 S/2008/662 Report of the Secretary-General on the May 2008. Sudan. Issued: 20 Oct. 2008. S/2008/438 Letter, 30 June 2008, from the Secretary- General. Reports that following necessary consultations S/2008/739 Letter, 25 Nov. 2008, from the Sudan. the Secretary-General jointly with the Chairperson of the Transmits decision of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs African Union Commission have appointed Djibrill of the Sudan on the extension of the moratorium Yipènè Bassolé (Burkina Faso) as Joint African Union – facilitating humanitarian aid to Darfur until 31 Jan. 2010. UN Chief Mediator for Darfur. S/2008/781 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/439 Letter, 3 July 2008, from the President of the deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Security Council. Refers to letter of the Secretary- Operation in Darfur. General dated 30 Jun 2008 (S/2008/438) concerning the Issued: 12 Dec. 2008. appointment of Djibril Yipènè Bassolé (Burkina Faso) as S/2008/840 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of the Joint African Union and UN Chief Mediator for Darfur the Security Council Committee established pursuant to and states that members of the Council have taken note resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan. Transmits of the intention expressed in the letter. report of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan covering the period 1 Jan.-31 Dec. 2008.
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SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2008/479 Letter, 22 July 2008, from Uganda. Expresses S/2008/571 Note [on election of the Chairmen of the concern, on behalf of the Organization of the Islamic Security Council Committee established pursuant to Conference (OIC) Group in New York, about the request resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan and the by the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Security Council Committee established pursuant to Court to issue an arrest warrant against the President of resolution 1718 (2006) concerning the Democratic the Sudan and seeks the intervention of the Security People's Republic of Korea]. Council to defer any possible indictment so as to S/2008/656 Letter, 15 Oct. 2008, from Lebanon. facilitate the political processes under way to achieve a Transmits, in the capacity as Chairman of the Arab lasting and peaceful settlement of the Darfur crisis. Group and on behalf of the League of Arab States, S/2008/481 Letter, 22 July 2008, from the African Union. resolution adopted by the Special Session of the Council Transmits communiqué adopted by the African Union of Arab Ministers of Justice, held in Cairo on 12 October Peace and Security Council at its 142nd meeting, held 2008, regarding the application of the Prosecutor of the on 21 July 2008, in relation to the application made on International Criminal Court to issue a warrant of arrest 14 July 2008 by the Prosecutor of the International against Mr. Omar Hassan Al-Bashir. Criminal Court for a warrant of arrest under article 58 of S/2008/713 Letter, 13 Nov. 2008, from the Sudan. the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court Transmits 5 decisions issued by the Sudanese Minister against the President of the Republic of the Sudan. of Justice in connection with the legal process S/2008/483 Letter, 22 July 2008, from Uganda. Expresses concerning Darfur. concern, on behalf of the Organization of the Islamic S/2008/714 Letter, 17 Nov. 2008, from the Sudan. Conference (OIC) Group in New York, about the effect of Transmits the agreed outcomes of the Tripartite the request by the Chief Prosecutor of the International Committee meeting, comprising of the Government of Criminal Court to issue an arrest warrant against the Sudan, the African Union and the UN, on the full President Omar al-Bashir of the Sudan for crimes deployment of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid against humanity, crimes of genocide and war crimes in Operation in Darfur, held in Khartoum, 16 Nov. 2008. Darfur, on the ongoing peace and reconciliation efforts in the Sudan; seeks intervention of the Security Council to S/2008/743 Letter, 26 Nov. 2008, from the Secretary- defer any possible indictment against President Bashir. General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1841 (2008) concerning the Sudan and reports the S/2008/488 Letter, 24 July 2008, from the Sudan. appointment of Abdelaziz Abdelaziz (United States of Transmits resolution No. 1 and 2 adopted by the America), Awni Al-Momani (Jordan), Enrico Carisch National Assembly rejecting the indictment by the (Switzerland), Bernard Stuart Saunders (Canada) and Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court against Kuldip Sharma (India) as experts to serve on the Panel senior officials of the State, including the President of the of Experts established pursuant to Security Council Republic. Resolution 1591 (2005) until 15 Oct. 2009; Mr. Carisch S/2008/500 Identical letters, 29 July 2008, from the Sudan will serve as Coordinator of the Panel of Experts. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2008/826 Letter, 23 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- the Security Council. Transmits statement by the General. Recommends the extension of the mandate of Minister of Justice of the Sudan delivered at the African the Office of the Special Envoy for the Lord's Resistance Union Peace and Security Council in Addis Ababa on 21 Army (LRA)-affected areas, to be extended for an July 2008 regarding application made by the Prosecutor additional year, until 31 Dec. 2009. of the International Criminal Court. S/2008/827 Letter, 29 Dec. 2008, from the President of S/2008/505 Letter, 25 July 2008, from the League of Arab the Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- States. Transmits resolution adopted on 19 July 2008 by General dated 23 Dec. 2008 (S/2008/826) and reports the Council of the League of Arab States at its that members of the Security Council take note of the extraordinary session held at the level of Ministers for information and recommendation to upgrade to a special Foreign Affairs at the Arab League headquarters in mission the mandate of the Liaison Office of the Special Cairo, concerning the application of the Prosecutor of Envoy for the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)-affected the International Criminal Court for a warrant of arrest areas and to be extended through 31 Dec. 2009. against the President of the Sudan. Draft resolutions S/2008/525 Letter, 5 Aug. 2008, from Senegal. Transmits final communiqué of the emergency expanded S/2008/283 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate ministerial meeting of the Executive Committee of the of the UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)] / Belgium, Costa Organization of the Islamic Conference on the latest Rica, Croatia, France, Italy, United Kingdom of Great developments in the Sudan, held in Jeddah on 4 Aug. Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of 2008. America. S/2008/559 Letter, 18 Aug. 2008, from the League of Arab S/2008/506 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate States. Transmits package agreed in Khartoum, Sudan, of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in on 21 July 2008 between the Government of the Sudan Darfur (UNAMID)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and and the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States Northern Ireland. regarding the events related to Darfur. - 107 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/2008/648 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/PRST/2008/24 Statement [made on behalf of the of the UN Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Security Council, at the 5923rd meeting, 24 June 2008, Security Council Resolution 1591 (2005)] / United States in connection with the Council's consideration of the item of America. entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the Statements by the President of the Security Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. Welcomes the June 8 Road Map for the Return of Council Internally Displaced Persons and Implementation of Abyei S/PRST/2008/1 Statement [made on behalf of the Protocol between the National Congress Party (NCP) and Security Council, at the 5818th meeting, 11 Jan. 2008, in the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM); deeply connection with the Council's consideration of the item regrets the recent outbreak of fighting in Abyei, the entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the ensuing displacement of civilians and the obstruction to Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) freedom of movement; Condemns in the strongest possible terms the Jan. 7 urges the parties to facilitate immediate humanitarian attack by elements of the Sudanese Armed Forces, as support for the displaced citizens and support for their confirmed by the UN-African Union Mission in Darfur voluntary return as soon as an interim administration and (UNAMID), on a UNAMID supply convoy; stresses that any the agreed security arrangements are in place; attack on or threat against UNAMID is unacceptable, and encourages the parties to fully implement the Road Map demands that there will be no recurrence of attacks on within the agreed timelines; calls on UNMIS to robustly UNAMID; expresses concern about the deterioration of deploy, as appropriate, peacekeeping personnel in and security and humanitarian conditions in Darfur and calls around Abyei to help reduce tensions and prevent upon the UN and all member States to facilitate the rapid escalation of conflict in support of implementation of the and complete deployment of UNAMID. CPA; requests the Secretary-General to examine the root causes of and the role played by UNMIS in connection S/PRST/2008/15 Statement [made on behalf of the with the violence between the parties in Abyei in May 2008 Security Council, at the 5891st meeting, 13 May 2008, in and consider what follow-up steps may be appropriate for connection with the Council's consideration of the item UNMIS. entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/PRST/2008/27 Statement [made on behalf of the Condemns the attacks of 10 May perpetrated by the Security Council, at the 5935th meeting, 16 July 2008, in Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) against the connection with the Council's consideration of the item Sudanese Government in Omdurman, and urges all entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the parties to cease violence immediately; reiterates the Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. urgent need for all parties to engage fully and Condemns in the strongest possible terms the attack constructively in the political process; calls upon the States on 8 July 2008 on the African Union-United Nations Hybrid of the region to implement their commitments under the Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) military and police convoy Dakar Accord; strongly condemns all attempts at in Um Hakibah by 200 fighters on horses and in 40 destabilization by force. vehicles, using sophisticated weaponry and tactics, which resulted in the death of 7 peacekeepers and a further 22 S/PRST/2008/21 Statement [made on behalf of the UN/African Union personnel being wounded; welcomes Security Council, at the 5912th meeting, 16 June 2008, UN investigation under way and the Government of the in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Sudan's statement to assist UN investigation; underlines entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the its determination to take action against those responsible Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. after hearing the outcome of UNAMID's investigation; Recalls its decision in resolution 1593 (2005) that expresses its condolences to the Governments of Rwanda, the Government of Sudan and all other parties to the Ghana and Uganda for the deaths of their peacekeepers conflict in Darfur shall co-operate fully with and provide and to the victims' families; calls on all parties to agree to a any necessary assistance to the International Criminal cessation of hostilities, to engage fully and constructively Court and the Prosecutor pursuant to that resolution, while in the political process under the leadership of the new stressing the principle of complementarity of the UN/AU joint Chief Mediator, Djibrill Yipènè Bassolé, and to International Criminal Court; takes note of the efforts made cooperate fully with the deployment of UNAMID and by the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to respect its security and freedom of movement; further calls bring to justice the perpetrators of war crimes and crimes on UN and all parties to facilitate the rapid and complete against humanity in Darfur and in particular notes the deployment of UNAMID and on capable Member States to follow up by the International Criminal Court with the contribute the helicopter and transportation units Government of Sudan; urges the Government of Sudan necessary to ensure the successful implementation of and all other parties to the conflict in Darfur to cooperate UNAMID's mandate. fully with the Court, consistent with resolution 1593 (2005), in order to put an end to impunity for the crimes committed Participation by non-Council members (without in Darfur. the right to vote) S/PV.5891 (13 May 2008) Sudan. S/PV.5935 (16 July 2008) Rwanda and Uganda. S/PV.5947 (31 July 2008) Sudan. - 108 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/PV.6003 (28 Oct. 2008) Sudan. S/PV.5996 (15 Oct. 2008). At the 5996th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/648 S/PV.6054 (19 Dec. 2008) Sudan. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1841 (2008). Discussion in plenary S/PV.6003 (28 Oct. 2008). S/PV.5817 (9 Jan. 2008). S/PV.6010 (5 Nov. 2008). S/PV.5818 (11 Jan. 2008). S/PV.6028 (3 Dec. 2008). At the 5818th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/PV.6043 (15 Dec. 2008). connection with prior consultations among Council members on the deployment of the African Union-United S/PV.6054 (19 Dec. 2008). Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur: S/PRST/2008/1. Resolutions S/PV.5832 (8 Feb. 2008). S/RES/1812(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the United Nations Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)]. S/PV.5840 (19 Feb. 2008). Decides to extend the mandate of he United Nations S/PV.5849 (11 Mar. 2008). Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) until 30 Apr. 2009; requests the Secretary-General to report to the Council every 3 months S/PV.5872 (22 Apr. 2008). on the implementation of the mandate of UNMIS, progress S/PV.5875 (24 Apr. 2008). on implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), and respect for the ceasefire and to S/PV.5882 (30 Apr. 2008). provide an assessment and recommendations; requests At the 5882nd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/283 UNMIS to provide technical and logistical support to help was adopted unanimously: resolution 1812 (2008). the parties in the process of demarcation of the 1956 S/PV.5891 (13 May 2008). North/South border; requests UNMIS to coordinate with At the 5891st meeting, the President made a partners to facilitate sustainable returns; requests UNMIS statement on behalf of Council members, in connection to coordinate with humanitarian, recovery and with prior consultations among Council members on the development agencies to facilitate the provision of item entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the recovery and development assistance; requests Secretary- Sudan" : S/PRST/2008/15. General to submit for the Council's consideration a report on possible measures UNMIS could take to assist, with the S/PV.5892 (14 May 2007). implementation of a future Final Peace Agreement S/PV.5905 (5 June 2008). between the Government of Uganda and the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA); requests the Secretary-General to S/PV.5912 (16 June 2008). continue to take the necessary measures to ensure full At the 5912th meeting, the President made a compliance in UNMIS with UN zero-tolerance policy on statement on behalf of Council members, in connection sexual exploitation and abuse and to keep the Council with prior consultations among Council members on the informed. (Adopted unanimously, 5882nd meeting, 30 Apr. item entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the 2008) Sudan" : S/PRST/2008/21. S/RES/1828(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008). African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur S/PV.5922 (24 June 2008). (UNAMID)]. Decides to extend the mandate of UNAMID for a S/PV.5923 (24 June 2008). further 12 months to 31 July 2009; welcomes the intention At the 5923rd meeting, the President made a of the Secretary-General to deploy 80% of UNAMID by 31 statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Dec. 2008; welcomes the appointment of Djibrill Yipènè connection with prior consultations among Council Bassolé as Joint AU-UN Chief Mediator; demands an end members on the "Reports of the Secretary-General on the to violence by all sides, to attacks on civilians, Sudan": S/PRST/2008/24. peacekeepers and humanitarian personnel, and to other violations of human rights and international humanitarian S/PV.5934 (16 July 2008). law in Darfur; requests the Secretary-General to report to S/PV.5935 (16 July 2008). the Council every 60 days after the adoption of this At the 5935th meeting, the President made a resolution on developments on UNAMID. (Adopted 14-0-1, statement, on behalf of the Council members, in 5947th meeting, 31 July 2008) connection with prior consultations among Council members on the "Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan": S/PRST/2008/27. S/PV.5947 (31 July 2008). At the 5947th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/506 was adopted (14-0-1): resolution 1828 (2008). S/PV.5956 (18 Aug. 2008). - 109 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/RES/1841(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2008/8/Corr.1 (A/ES-10/409/Corr.1) Identical letters, 4 Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Security Jan. 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary- Council Resolution 1591 (2005)]. General and the President of the Security Council : Decides to extend until 15 Oct. 2009 the mandate of corrigendum. the current Panel of Experts, originally appointed pursuant Corrects document symbol of A/ES-10/409- to resolution 1591 (2005) and previously extended by S/2007/785 to A/ES-10/409-S/2008/8. resolutions 1651 (2005), 1665 (2006), 1713 (2006) and S/2008/23 (A/ES-10/410) Identical letters, 15 Jan. 2008, 1779 (2007), and requests the Secretary-General to take from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the necessary administrative measures; requests the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Panel of Experts to provide no later than 29 Mar. 2009 a 305 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-4 Jan. midterm briefing on its work and no later than 90 days after 2008 and reports alleged Israeli attack in the Gaza Strip, adoption of this resolution an interim report to the by tanks, armoured vehicles and bulldozers under the Committee established pursuant to paragraph 3 (a) of cover of helicopter gunships and warplanes, killing at resolution 1591 (2005) and a final report no later than 30 least 19 Palestinians and destroying property; includes days prior to termination of its mandate to the Council with the names of 37 Palestinians killed, 5 Jan.-15 Jan. 2008. its findings and recommendations; requests the Panel of Experts to coordinate its activities as appropriate with the S/2008/24 (A/62/647) Identical letters, 15 Jan. 2008, from operations of the African Union/United Nations Hybrid Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the operation in Darfur (UNAMID), and with international President of the Security Council. Reports military efforts to promote the political process in Darfur; urges all activities, including the launching of Qassam rockets, States, relevant UN bodies, the African Union and other allegedly carried out by Palestinians against Israeli interested parties, to cooperate fully with the Committee communities in southern Israel, 15 Jan. 2008 killing a 20 and the Panel of Experts, in particular by supplying any year old volunteer from Ecuador and wounding 4 people. information at their disposal on implementation of the measures imposed by resolution 1591 (2005) and S/2008/28 (A/62/652) Letter, 17 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. resolution 1556 (2004). (Adopted unanimously, 5996th Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating meeting, 15 Oct. 2008) Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement of the Coordinating Bureau on the situation in the Occupied TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, adopted on 17 Jan. 2008. See also: MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/2008/31 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from Saudi Arabia. Requests, in the capacity as Chairman of the Arab UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE Group for the month of Jan. 2008, and on behalf of the UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON States members of the League of Arab States, an urgent General documents meeting of the Security Council to consider alleged Israeli aggression in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, S/2008/3 (A/62/629) Identical letters, 2 Jan. 2008, from including East Jerusalem. Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to the briefing S/2008/32 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from Palestine. Requests heard by the Security Council on 21 Dec. 2007 during its the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of consideration of the Situation in the Middle East and Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to states that the briefing omitted other Israeli soldiers be held on 22 Jan. 2008 regarding the situation in the kidnapped by Hizbollah; requests that the Red Cross be Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly in the Gaza allowed to visit the soldiers and access should be Strip. granted to ensure their medical attention and treatment. S/2008/35 (A/ES-10/411) Identical letters, 21 Jan. 2008, S/2008/8 (A/ES-10/409) Identical letters, 4 Jan. 2008, 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 306 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-15 Jan. 304 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Dec. 2008 and reports that Israel has intensified its siege of 2007 and reports alleged air missile attack, tank and the Gaza Strip and has continued closing all borders, warplane bombings by Israel against the Palestinian preventing the delivery of humanitarian supplies and people in the Gaza Strip; reports also alleged violence reducing fuel supplies; also reports alleged Israeli and intimidation by illegal Israeli settlers; includes the military assaults against the population in the Gaza Strip; names of 23 Palestinians killed, 28 Dec. 2007-4 Jan. resulted in the killing of at least 40 more Palestinian 2008. civilians; includes the names of 24 Palestinians killed, 16 Document symbol corrected by A/ES-10/409/Corr.1- Jan.-21 Jan. 2008. S/2008/8/Corr.1. S/2008/37 Letter, 22 Jan. 2008, from Malaysia. Transmits press statement by the Prime Minister on the situation in the Gaza Strip.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2008/42 (A/62/661) Identical letters, 23 Jan. 2008, from S/2008/73 (A/62/674) Identical letters, 4 Jan. 2008, from the Islamic Republic of Iran addressed to Secretary- Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the General and the President of the Security Council. Security Council. Refers to letter from Cuba, on behalf of Reports crimes allegedly committed by Israel in the the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, Gaza Strip and requests relevant UN agencies to take dated 31 Jan. 2007 (S/2008/62) on the situation in the measures in providing the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and reaffirms that Israeli actions are in Gaza Strip with basic goods and services. response to the indiscriminate rocket attacks on its citizens from Gaza allegedly committed by Hamas. S/2008/47 (A/62/665) Letter, 24 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs S/2008/81 (A/ES-10/412) Identical letters, 7 Feb. 2008, regarding the recent escalation of aggression allegedly from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and committed by Israel against the Palestinian population, the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous particularly in the Gaza Strip. 307 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-21 Jan. 2008 and reports that Israel has intensified its siege of S/2008/51 Letter, 21 Jan. 2008, from Palestine. Requests the Gaza Strip and has continued closing all borders, the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of preventing the delivery of humanitarian supplies and Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to reducing fuel supplies; also reports alleged Israeli be held on Wednesday, 30 Jan. 2008 regarding the military incursion into the West Bank cities and the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian detention of about 10 Palestinians; includes the names question. of 31 Palestinians killed, 22 Jan.-7 Feb. 2008. S/2008/55 (A/62/667) Identical letters, 28 Jan. 2008, from S/2008/86 (A/62/685) Identical letters, 8 Feb. 2008, from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter from Cuba, on behalf of Security Council. Reports continued Qassam rocket and the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, mortar attacks against Israel allegedly committed by dated 17 Jan. 2007 (A/62/652-S/2008/28) on the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, 6-8 Feb. 2008 wounding situation in the Gaza Strip and states that Israeli actions 2 girls ages 2 and 11 and damaging property. are in response to rocket and mortar attacks on its citizens from Gaza; calls on the international community S/2008/90 (A/62/688) Identical letters, 11 Feb. 2008, from to play a constructive role in supporting the on-going Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the bilateral process between Israel and the Palestinian Security Council. Reports alleged Qassam rocket attack Authority. from the Gaza Strip against the town of Sderot on 8 Feb. 2008 resulted in wounding 2 boys ages 8 and 19. S/2008/57 Letter, 30 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits statement that Cuba was to deliver on behalf of the Non- S/2008/96 (A/62/693) Identical letters, 11 Feb. 2008, from Aligned Movement at the debate on the situation in the Pakistan addressed to the Secretary-General and the Middle East, including the Palestinian question, held by President of the Security Council. Transmits, in the the Security Council on 30 Jan. 2008; expresses regret capacity as Chair of the Organization of the Islamic on the Council's rejection to the request of the Conference Group in New York, final communiqué of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement to Expanded Extraordinary Meeting of the OIC Executive participate in the deliberations. Committee at the level of Foreign Ministers, held on 3 Feb. 2008 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on the developments S/2008/62 Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits in Palestine, in particular the siege imposed on the Gaza Non-Aligned Movement's response to the remarks made Strip. by the Permanent Representative of Israel during the debate on the situation in the Middle East, including the S/2008/131 Letter, 25 Feb. 2008, from Israel. Reports Palestinian question, held by the Security Council on 30 alleged Qassam rocket attack and mortar fires targeting Jan. 2008. Israeli towns and villages from the Gaza Strip resulted in the killing of a 73 year old woman and wounding 11 S/2008/70 (A/62/672) Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from Cuba. others; encloses also Blue Line violation report for the Transmits, in the capacity as Chairman of the period 16 Jan.-13 Feb. 2008. Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non- S/2008/132 (A/62/710) Identical letters, 27 Feb. 2008, Aligned Movement on the situation in the occupied from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of Palestinian territory, particularly in the Gaza Strip, the Security Council. Reports Qassam rocket attacks, for adopted on 31 Jan. 2008. which Hamas has allegedly claimed responsibility, from the Gaza Strip against the town of Sderot on 27 Feb. S/2008/72 (A/62/673) Identical letters, 4 Feb. 2008, from 2008 killing a 47 year old civilian; states that the Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Palestinian leadership must stop the violence, dismantle Security Council. Reports a suicide attack on 4 Feb. the terrorist infrastructure and end the cycle of impunity 2008 against Israeli civilians at a shopping mall in the and bring the terrorists to justice. town of Dimona allegedly carried out by 2 Palestinians, resulted in the death of one Israeli citizen and injuries to S/2008/142 Letter, 1 Mar. 2008, from the Libyan Arab 11 others. Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an urgent meeting of the Security Council to consider the situation in the occupied Palestinian Territory. - 111 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2008/143 Letter, 1 Mar. 2008, from Palestine. Requests S/2008/169 (A/62/735) Identical letters, 10 Mar. 2008, the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to the Security Council. Reports that on 6 Mar. 2008, an be held on Saturday, 1 Mar. 2008 regarding the situation alleged terrorist infiltrated the Mercaz Harav yeshiva in the Middle East, including the Palestine question. (rabbinical seminary) in Jerusalem and opened fire on a crowded library and study hall, killing 8 young men and S/2008/144 (A/ES-10/413) Identical letters, 1 Mar. 2008, wounding 11 others. from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 309 S/2008/170 (A/ES-10/416) Identical letters, 11 Mar. 2008, letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Feb. 2008 from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and and reports the launching of large-scale military attacks the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous by Israel against civilian population in the Gaza Strip, 311 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 Mar. resulting in the killing of at least 50 Palestinians; also 2008 and reports that Israel, allegedly continues to reports that hospitals in Gaza are facing critical construct and expand settlements in the occupied shortages of medical supplies and equipment, while territories, especially in and around East Jerusalem, in Israeli forces allegedly target medical rescue teams and contravention of its obligations under the road map prevent ambulances to evacuate the wounded. endorsed by Security Council resolution 1515 (2003). S/2008/149 (A/ES-10/414) Identical letters, 28 Feb. 2008, S/2008/184 Letter, 19 Mar. 2008, from Palestine. from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 308 Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-7 Feb. 2008 Council to be held on Tuesday, 25 Mar. 2008 regarding and reports alleged Israeli targeted air missile strikes the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestine and air strikes via airplanes and helicopters against question. civilian areas in the Gaza Strip, resulting in several S/2008/189 Letter, 20 Mar. 2008, from Israel. Reports killings, including children, and destruction of properties; alleged escalation of rocket attacks and mortar fires from includes the names of 58 Palestinians killed, 9-28 Feb. the Gaza Strip targeting Israeli towns and villages killing 2008. one civilian and injuring others; also reports alleged S/2008/150 (A/ES-10/415) Identical letters, 3 Mar. 2008, violation of the arms embargo along the Blue Line and from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and rearming of Hizbollah. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2008/201 Letter, 25 Mar. 2008, from Yemen. Transmits 310 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-1 Mar. the Yemen initiative relevant to the resumption of 2008 and reports that the Palestinian death toll has dialogue between Fatah and Hamas; also includes the continued to rise as a result of the military onslaught Sana'a Declaration signed by the representatives of the unleashed allegedly by Israel against the Palestinian 2 Palestinian movements, on 23 Mar. 2008. civilian population in the Gaza Strip since the convening to the emergency meeting of the Security Council on 1 S/2008/209 (A/62/770) Identical letters, 27 Mar. 2008, Mar. 2008; includes the names of 91 Palestinians killed, from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of 29 Feb.-3 Mar. 2008. the Security Council. Reports continuation of rocket and mortar attacks against Israeli civilians allegedly carried S/2008/152 (A/62/715) Letter, 29 Feb. 2008, from Cuba. out by Hamas from the Gaza Strip resulted in wounding Transmits, in the capacity as Chairman of the of 3 Israeli civilians. Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, statement by the Coordinating Bureau of the Non- S/2008/228 (A/62/792) Letter, 7 Apr. 2008, from Iran. Aligned Movement on the situation in the occupied Refers to letters from Israel (S/2008/131dated 25 Feb. Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem, adopted 2008 and S/2008/189 dated 20 Mar. 2008) and states on 29 Feb. 2008. that Iran's support for the peoples of Palestine and Lebanon has been of a moral, humanitarian and political S/2008/153 Letter, 4 Mar. 2008, from Pakistan. Transmits, nature and rejects Israel's allegations against Iran with in the capacity as Chair of the Organization of the regard to the alleged violation of Security Council Islamic Conference Group in New York, statement dated resolution 1701 (2006). 3 Mar. 2008 on the latest situation in Palestine, particularly in Gaza. S/2008/232 Note verbale, 7 Apr. 2008, from the Syrian Arab Republic. Refers to Letters from Israel S/2008/161 (A/62/723) Letter, 3 Mar. 2008, from the (S/2008/131dated 25 Feb. 2008 and S/2008/189 dated Syrian Arab Republic. Reports that Israeli authorities 20 Mar. 2008) and transmits reply rejecting allegations of allegedly uprooted 370 cherry and apple trees in the violations of the Blue Line and rearming Hizbollah. Syrian Golan territories; requests that pressure be put on Israel to desist from these practices. S/2008/233 (A/62/797) Identical letters, 7 Apr. 2008, from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. 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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2008/256 (A/ES-10/417) Identical letters, 16 Apr. 2008, S/2008/316 (A/62/840) Identical letters, 12 May 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous President of the Security Council. Reports Qassam 312 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 Mar. rocket attack from the Gaza Strip allegedly committed by 2008 and reports alleged escalation of military attack by Islamic Jihad killing a 70 year old Israeli woman , 12 May Israel against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip in 2008. addition to cutting off fuel supplies and obstruction of S/2008/328 (A/62/843) Identical letters, 14 May 2008, humanitarian aid; includes the names of 69 Palestinians from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the killed, 4 Mar.- 16 Apr. 2008. President of the Security Council. Reports a Grad rocket S/2008/261 Letter, 18 Apr. 2008, from Israel. Reports attack against Israel allegedly committed by Palestinians alleged attacks and violations carried out against Israel in the Gaza Strip, 14 May 2008, wounding 34 civilians. from the Gaza Strip and along the Blue Line on the S/2008/365 (A/ES-10/419) Identical letters, 3 June 2008, northern border, in connection with the briefing on the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Middle East scheduled for 23 Apr. 2008. the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2008/269 (A/62/812) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2008, 314 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Apr. from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of 2008 and reports ongoing illegal Israeli settlement the Security Council. Reports bombing attacks with activity in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including disguised military vehicles and mortar fires at the Kerem East Jerusalem. Shalom crossing allegedly carried out by Palestinians in S/2008/367 (A/62/857) Identical letters, 5 June 2008, the Gaza Strip resulting in wounding of 13 Israeli from Israel addressed to the Secretary-General and the soldiers, 19 Apr. 2008. President of the Security Council. Reports that a mortar S/2008/275 (A/62/815) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2008, shell allegedly fired by Hamas from the northern Gaza from Islamic Republic of Iran. Transmits letter from the Strip on 5 June 2008 landed in Israel killing one civilian Minister for Foreign Affairs concerning the situation in and wounding several others. the Gaza Strip and territories occupied by Israel. S/2008/396 Letter, 17 June 2008, from Cuba. Writes, on S/2008/277 (A/62/820) Identical letters, 25 Apr. 2008, behalf of the Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of Movement, with regard to the critical situation in the the Security Council. Reports shooting attack in an Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, industrial zone in the Sharon region allegedly carried out and in particular with regard to ongoing and intensifying by Islamic Jihad and Hamas resulting in the death of 2 illegal Israeli settlement activities. Israeli civilians, 25 Apr. 2008. S/2008/404 (A/ES-10/420) Identical letters, 18 June S/2008/282 (A/ES-10/418) Identical letters, 29 Apr. 2008, 2008, from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 315 the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-3 June 2008 313 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-16 Apr. and reports ongoing illegal Israeli settlement activity in 2008 and reports alleged military attack by Israel against the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip killing a mother Jerusalem; includes the names of 64 Palestinians killed, and her 3 children and wounding 2 other children and 2 May-17 June 2008. destroying their house; includes the names of 27 S/2008/420 Letter, 24 June 2008, from Israel. Reports Palestinians killed, 17-28 Apr. 2008. Qassam rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip allegedly S/2008/296 Letter, 24 Apr. 2008, from the League of Arab committed by Palestinians on 24 June 2008, in violation States. Transmits letter dated 15 Apr. 2008 from the of the "state of calm" reached earlier. Secretary General of the League of Arab States S/2008/421 (A/ES-10/421) Identical letters, 25 June enclosing resolutions of the 20th session of the Council 2008, from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the of the League of Arab States held in Damascus on 29 President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 316 and 30 March 2008, the Damascus Declaration, letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-28 Sept. statement of the President of Syria to the meeting, 2008 and reports alleged military assault by Israel statement of the Secretary-General of the League of against in the West Bank in violation of the ceasefire Arab States, list of names of heads of delegations of agreement; calls for the extension of the ceasefire to the Arab States and reports on the follow-up to the process West Bank in addition to the Gaza Strip. of development and modernization in the Arab states and on joint Arab action. S/2008/430 Letter, 2 July 2008, from Israel. Reports alleged terrorist attack by a Palestinian bulldozer driver S/2008/311 (A/62/839) Identical letters, 22 Apr. 2008, in downtown Jerusalem, killed 3 women and injured at from Israel to the Secretary-General and the President of least 50 more civilians on 2 July 2008. the Security Council. Reports Qassam rocket attack from the Gaza Strip allegedly committed by Hamas killing an Israeli civilian and wounding 3 others, 22 Apr. 2008.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2008/440 Letter, 3 July 2008, from Pakistan. Expresses, S/2008/667 (A/ES-10/424) Identical letters, 20 Oct. 2008, on behalf of the members of the Organization of the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and Islamic Conference, concern over the alleged plans by the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous Israel to continue with the expansion of settlements in 317 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Sept. the Occupied Palestinian Territory including East 2008 and reports the destructive consequences of Jerusalem in contravention of its commitments under the Israel's ongoing illegal settlement campaign in the road map. Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem; includes the names of 64 Palestinians killed, 18 June S/2008/473 Letter, 18 July 2008, from Palestine. 2008-16 Oct. 2008. Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the S/2008/689 (A/ES-10/425) Identical letters, 5 Nov. 2008, Council to be held on Tuesday, 22 July 2008 regarding from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestine the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous question. 320 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-20 October 2008 and reports alleged destruction of property S/2008/482 Letter, 22 July 2008, from Israel. Transmits and the killing of 6 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip when a statement delivered on 22 July 2008 by the Permanent number of Israeli tanks entered the area and started Representative of Israel at the open debate of the indiscriminately shelling towards civilians on 4 Nov. Security Council on the item entitled "The situation in the 2008. Middle East including the Palestinian question". S/2008/717 (A/ES-10/426) Identical letters, 17 Nov. 2008, S/2008/513 (A/ES-10/422) Identical letters, 1 Aug. 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 317 321 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Nov. letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 June 2008 2008 and reports alleged military attack and closure of and reports that Israel continues to confiscate all crossings by Israel against the Palestinian people in Palestinian land and destroy homes and properties to the Gaza Strip; includes the names of 16 Palestinians facilitate its construction and expansion of settlements. killed, 29 Oct. 2008-16 Nov. 2008. S/2008/584 (A/62/946) Identical letters, 22 Aug. 2008, S/2008/735 (A/63/571) Letter, 24 Nov. 2008, from Cuba. from Indonesia and South Africa to the President of the Transmits, in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating General Assembly and the President of the Security Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement, communiqué on Council. Transmits the outcome document of the New the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Asia-Africa Strategic Partnership Ministerial Conference including East Jerusalem, adopted by the Coordinating on Capacity-Building for Palestine held on 14 July 2008 Bureau of the Non-Aligned Movement on 20 Nov. 2008. in Jakarta, Indonesia. S/2008/736 (A/63/572) Letter, 24 Nov. 2008, from the S/2008/615 Letter, 9 Sept. 2008, from Saudi Arabia. Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits letter of the same date Requests the convening of an urgent meeting of the from the Minister for Foreign Affairs regarding the severe Security Council to consider the situation in the occupied humanitarian situation in Gaza. Palestinian Territories. S/2008/753 Letter, 2 Dec. 2008, from the Libyan Arab S/2008/623 Letter, 25 Sept. 2008, from Palestine. Jamahiriya. Reports that on 1 Dec. 2008, 2 Israeli Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent gunboats allegedly intercepted a Libyan ship which was Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the headed to the port of Gaza in order to deliver Council to be held on Wednesday, 26 Sept. 2008 to humanitarian aid and made it turn back; requests the discuss the issue of the Israeli settlements in the Security Council to take urgent action in order to allow Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem. the ship to enter the port of Gaza and unload its cargo. S/2008/625 Letter, 26 Sept. 2008, from Cuba. Transmits, S/2008/754 Letter, 2 Dec. 2008, from the Libyan Arab in the capacity as Chair of the Coordinating Bureau of Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an emergency the Non-Aligned Movement, statement dated 26 Sept. meeting of the Security Council to consider to discuss 2008 by the Minister for Foreign Affairs on the situation the delivery of humanitarian aid to the Gaza strip. in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and in particular with regard to expanding S/2008/755 Letter, 3 Dec. 2008, from Palestine. Requests illegal Israeli settlement activities. the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the Council to S/2008/629 (A/ES-10/423) Identical letters, 29 Sept. be held on Wednesday, 3 Dec. 2008 regarding the 2008, from Palestine to the Secretary-General and the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian President of the Security Council. Refers to previous 317 question. letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-25 June 2008 and reports alleged continued attacks against Palestinians and destruction of their property by Israeli settlers.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) S/2008/765 Letter, 5 Dec. 2008, from Egypt. Requests, in S/2008/819 (A/ES-10/428) Identical letters, 27 Dec. 2008, the capacity as Chairman of the Arab Group for the from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and month of Dec. 2008, the convening of an emergency the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous meeting of the Security Council to consider alleged 323 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-5 Dec. Israeli aggression in the Occupied Palestinian Territory 2008 and reports that Israeli F-16 warplanes and Apache especially in Al-Khalil (Hebron). helicopters allegedly dropped over 100 bombs on dozens of locations in the Gaza Strip on 27 Dec. 2008 S/2008/768 (A/ES-10/427) Identical letters, 12 Dec. 2008, resulting in the deaths of over 200 Palestinians. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous S/2008/828 (A/ES-10/429) Identical letters, 29 Dec. 2008, 322 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-17 Nov. from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and 2008 and reports alleged burning down of Palestinian the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous homes and injuring Palestinian civilians on 4 Dec. 2008 324 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-27 Dec. by Israeli settlers. 2008 and reports that Israeli jets have allegedly pounded hundreds of targets across the Gaza Strip, killing over S/2008/794 Letter, 11 Dec. 2008, from Palestine. 300 Palestinians and injuring almost 1,500 others. Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent Observer of Palestine to participate in the meeting of the S/2008/835 (A/ES-10/430) Identical letters, 31 Dec. 2008, Council to be held on Thursday, 18 Dec. 2008 regarding from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian the President of the Security Council. Refers to previous question. 325 letters from Palestine dated 29 Sept. 2000-29 Dec. 2008 and reports that since the beginning of the alleged S/2008/807 Identical letters, 22 Dec. 2008, from Israel assault on Gaza more than 375 Palestinians have been addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of killed by Israel and more than 1,750 Palestinians have the Security Council. Reports increased frequency and been injured. intensity of rocket launches from within civilian centres in Gaza, allegedly carried out by Hamas. S/2008/841 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from France. Transmits statement dated 30 Dec. 2008 issued by the European S/2008/814 Identical letters, 24 Dec. 2008, from Israel Union on the situation in the Middle East. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports more than 60 rockets and S/2008/842 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from Egypt. Requests, mortars hit civilian population centres in southern Israel, in the capacity as Chairman of the Arab Group for the allegedly launched by Hamas; further reports that more month of Dec. 2008, and upon instructions from the than 40 trucks laden with supplies were supposed to be Council of Ministers of the League of Arab States, the transferred to the Gaza Strip, but that, as a result of the convening of an emergency meeting of the Security rocket and mortar attacks, those transfers will not reach Council to consider alleged Israeli aggression in the their intended destination. Occupied Palestinian Territory in the Gaza Strip. S/2008/815 Letter, 27 Dec. 2008, from Libyan Arab S/2008/843 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an urgent Jamahiriya. Requests the convening of an urgent meeting of the Security Council to discuss the situation meeting of the Security Council to discuss the situation in the Gaza Strip. in the Gaza Strip. S/2008/816 Identical letters, 27 Dec. 2008, from Israel S/2008/844 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from Palestine. addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of Requests the Security Council to invite the Permanent the Security Council. Reports that Israel has decided to Observer of Palestine to the UN to participate in the exercise its right to self-defence in order to protect its meeting of the Council that will be held on 31 Dec. 2008 citizens from the ongoing attacks originating from the regarding the situation in the Middle East, including the Gaza Strip and allegedly carried out by Hamas and other Palestinian question. terrorist organizations. S/2008/845 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Islamic S/2008/817 Letter, 27 Dec. 2008, from the Islamic Republic of Iran. Refers to its previous communications Republic of Iran. Reports alleged attacks by Israel on the situation in the Gaza Strip and requests the against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip; urges Security Council to take effective measures to stop the the Security Council to take urgent and meaningful bombings and alleviate the suffering of the people in the action. Gaza Strip. S/2008/818 Identical letters, 27 Dec. 2008, from Jordan Draft resolutions addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of S/2008/787 Draft resolution [on the implementation of the the Security Council. Expresses concern regarding the Quartet Performance-based Road Map to a Permanent escalation of violence and the deterioration of the Two-State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict] / humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip as a result of the Russian Federation and the United States of America. alleged military aggression by Israel.
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.6049 (18 Dec. 2008). the right to vote) S/PV.6049 (Resumption 1) (18 Dec. 2008). S/PV.5824 (22 Jan. 2008) Cuba, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, S/PV.6060 (31 Dec. 2008). Lebanon, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Pakistan, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Slovenia and Syrian Arab Republic. Resolutions S/PV.5827 (30 Jan. 2008) Israel, Lebanon Syrian Arab S/RES/1850(2008) [Implementation of the Quartet Republic and Palestine. Performance-based Road Map to a Permanent Two- State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict]. S/PV.5847 (1 Mar. 2008) Israel and Palestine. Declares its support for the negotiations initiated at S/PV.5859 (25 Mar. 2008) Cuba, Israel, Lebanon, Annapolis, Maryland on 27 Nov. 2007 and its commitment Pakistan, Slovenia, Sudan, Syrian Arab Republic and to the irreversibility of the bilateral negotiations; calls on Palestine. both parties to fulfil their obligations under the Performance-Based Roadmap, as stated in their Annapolis S/PV.5940 (22 July 2008) Argentina, Cuba, Islamic Joint Understanding, and refrain from any steps that could Republic of Iran, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Lebanon, undermine confidence or prejudice the outcome of Malaysia, Qatar, Senegal, Syrian Arab Republic and negotiations; calls on all States and international Palestine. organizations to contribute to an atmosphere conducive to S/PV.5983 (26 Sept. 2008) Israel, Palestine and Saudi negotiations and to support the Palestinian government Arabia. that is committed to the Quartet principles and the Arab Peace Initiative and respects the commitments of the S/PV.6030 (3 Dec. 2008) Israel and Palestine. Palestinian Liberation Organization. (Adopted 14-0-1, S/PV.6049 (18 Dec. 2008) Australia, Brazil, Cuba, 6045th meeting, 16 Dec. 2008) Iceland, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Japan, Lebanon, Morocco, Norway, Pakistan, Qatar, Syrian TERRORISM Arab Republic, Turkey and Bolivarian Republic of Reports Venezuela. S/2008/29 Letter, 18 Jan. 2008, from the Chairman of the S/PV.6060 (31 Dec. 2008) Egypt, Israel, Palestine and Security Council Committee established pursuant to Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. Discussion in plenary Transmits the 2nd report of the Counter-Terrorism Committee to the Security Council on the S/PV.5824 (22 Jan. 2008). implementation of resolution 1624 (2005) on threats to S/PV.5824(Resumption 1) (22 Jan. 2008). international peace and security. General documents S/PV.5827 (30 Jan. 2008). S/2008/58 Letter, 30 Jan. 2008, from the Chairman of the S/PV.5846 (26 Feb. 2008). Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.5847 (1 Mar. 2008). Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Transmits 4th report from the Democratic Republic of the S/PV.5859 (25 Mar. 2008). Congo, submitted to the Counter-Terrorism Committee S/PV.5859(Resumption 1) (25 Mar. 2008). pursuant to para.6 of Security Council resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. S/PV.5873 (23 Apr. 2008). S/2008/59 Letter, 30 Jan. 2008, from the Chairman of the S/PV.5899 (28 May 2008). Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.5927 (27 June 2008). Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Transmits 5th report from the Democratic Republic of the S/PV.5940 (22 July 2008). Congo, submitted to the Counter-Terrorism Committee S/PV.5940(Resumption 1) (22 July 2008). pursuant to resolution 1373 (2001) and its response to resolution 1624 (2005) on threats to international peace S/PV.5963 (20 Aug. 2008). and security. S/PV.5974 (18 Sept. 2008). S/2008/76 Letter, 5 Feb.2008, from the Chairman of the S/PV.5983 (26 Sept. 2008). Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. S/PV.5999 (22 Oct. 2008). Transmits report from Montenegro, submitted to the Counter-Terrorism Committee pursuant to resolution S/PV.6022 (25 Nov. 2008). 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. S/PV.6030 (3 Dec. 2008). S/PV.6045 (16 Dec. 2008). At the 6045th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/787 was adopted (14-0-1) : resolution 1850 (2008). - 116 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
TERRORISM (continued) TERRORISM (continued) S/2008/77 Letter, 7 Feb.2008, from the Chairman of the S/2008/315 Letter, 8 May 2008, 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 report from Nigeria, submitted to the Counter- Transmits report from Senegal, submitted to the Terrorism Committee pursuant to resolution 1624 (2005) Counter-Terrorism Committee pursuant to para.6 of ) on threats to international peace and security. Security Council resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. S/2008/80 Letter, 7 Feb. 2008, from the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/2008/315/Corr.1 Letter, 8 May 2008, from the Chairman Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant Transmits letter dated 16 Jan. 2008 from the Executive to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter- Director of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Terrorism. Directorate and the revised organizational plan for the Corrects text. Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate. S/2008/336 Letter, 16 May 2008, from the Chairman of S/2008/115 Note [on election of the Chairman of the 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 report from Rwanda, submitted to the Counter-Terrorism Committee pursuant to para.6 of S/2008/121 Letter, 17 Mar. 2008, from the Chairman of Security Council resolution 1373 (2001) concerning the Security Council Committee established pursuant to counter-terrorism. resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. Transmits 4th report from Niger, submitted to the S/2008/337 Letter, 16 May 2008, from the Chairman of Counter-Terrorism Committee pursuant to para.6 of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Security Council resolution 1373 (2001) concerning resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. counter-terrorism. Transmits report from Kazakhstan submitted pursuant to resolution 1624 (2005) on threats to international peace S/2008/133 (A/62/711) Letter, 27 Feb. 2008, from Turkey. and security. Refers to judgement by a Belgian court against several members of the Revolutionary People's Liberation Party- S/2008/379 Letter, 10 June 2008, from the Chairman of Front (DHKP-C) and protests against the verdict of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to acquittal of those members for the charges of "being resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-Terrorism. member of a terrorist organization or criminal gang" by Transmits report of the Counter-Terrorism Committee the Antwerp Court of Appeals on 7 Feb. 2008. providing an assessment of the implementation of resolution 1373 (2001) in regions and subregions and in S/2008/187 Letter, 20 Mar. 2008, from the Chairman of key thematic areas. the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. S/2008/385 Letter, 1 July 2008, from the Chairman of the Transmits work programme of the UN Security Council Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-Terrorism. (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism for the period 1 Transmits report from Jamaica submitted pursuant to Jan. - 30 June 2008; includes also the work programme resolution 1624 (2005) on threats to international peace of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive and security. Directorate for the period 1 Jan.- 30 June 2008. S/2008/386 Letter, 11 June 2008, from the Chairman of S/2008/279 (A/62/821) Letter, 23 Apr. 2008, from Cuba. the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Transmits statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. Affairs on the one-year anniversary of the release of Luis Transmits report from Costa Rica submitted pursuant to Posada Carriles. resolution 1624 (2005) on threats to international peace and security. S/2008/280 Letter, 28 Apr. 2008, from the Islamic Republic of Iran. Refers to statement made by the S/2008/431 (A/63/281) Letter, 30 June 2008, from Cuba. United States at the Security Council meeting of 28 Apr. Transmits statement made by the Minister of Foreign 2008 on the situation in Iraq and refutes allegations Relations at a press conference on 22 May 2008, made against Iran. concerning the alleged relationship between terrorists of Cuban origin in Miami, United States diplomats in S/2008/314 Letter, 1 May 2008, from the Chairman of the Havana and mercenary activities in Cuba. Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. Transmits report from Ecuador, submitted to the Counter-Terrorism Committee pursuant to Security Council resolution 1624 (2005) concerning counter- terrorism.
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TERRORISM (continued) TERRORISM (continued) S/2008/441 Letter, 7 July 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/675 (A/63/507) Letter, 23 Oct. 2008, from the General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1822 Islamic Republic of Iran. Refers to the action taken by (2008) concerning Al-Qaida and Taliban sanctions the Government of the United Kingdom to take out the regime and reports the reappointment of the 6 experts to name of the "People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran" the New York-based Analytical Support and Sanctions (PMOI) from its list of proscribed groups and states that Monitoring Team for a period of 18 months, until 31 Dec. it considers the United Kingdom responsible for the 2009; reports also the designation of Richard Barrett spread of the activities of the organization in the United (United Kingdom) as the Coordinator of the Monitoring Kingdom and beyond. Team. S/2008/711 Letter, 13 Nov. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/471 Letter, 18 July 2008, from the Chairman of the General. Refers to the Counter-Terrorism Committee Security Council Committee established pursuant to Executive Directorate established pursuant to Security resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter-terrorism. Council resolution 1535 (2004) and extended for the Transmits work programme of the UN Security Council period ending 31 Dec. 2010 by Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1373 resolution 1805 (2008) and reports the Secretary- (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism for the period 1 General's intention to extend the appointment of Mike July - 31 Dec. 2008; includes also the work programme Smith (Australia) as Executive Director of the Counter- of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate through 31 Directorate for the period 1 July - 31 Dec. 2008. Dec. 2009. S/2008/530 Letter, 6 Aug. 2008, from the Islamic Republic S/2008/712 Letter, 17 Nov. 2008, from the President of of Iran. Transmits response to the allegations made by the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter the representative of the United States at the meeting of dated 13 Nov. 2008 (S/2008/711) and reports that the Security Council on Iraq on 6 Aug. 2008. members of the Council approve his intention to extend the appointment of Mike Smith (Australia) as the S/2008/567 (A/62/939) Letter, 14 Aug. 2008, from Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Morocco. Transmits the Rabat Declaration adopted at Executive Directorate until 31 Dec. 2009. the 5th Conference of Ministers of Justice of the French- speaking African Countries on the Implementation of the S/2008/738 Letter, 26 Nov. 2008, from Croatia. Transmits International Counter-Terrorism Instruments, held in concept paper by Croatia for the Security Council Rabat, 12-16 May 2008. meeting on "Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts", to be held on 9 Dec. 2008. S/2008/575 (A/62/943) Identical letters, 20 Aug. 2008, from Palestine addressed to the Secretary-General and S/2008/811 (A/63/660) Letter, 23 Dec. 2008, from the the President of the Security Council. Transmits, in the Russian Federation. Transmits statement by the State capacity as Chairman of the Arab Group for the month of Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian August, position paper submitted by the Arab Group on Federation dated 3 Dec. 2008 concerning the terrorist the Review of the United Nations Global Counter- acts in the Indian city of Mumbai. Terrorism Strategy, which will be held on 4 Sept. 2008. S/2008/833 Letter, 29 Dec. 2008, from Philippines. S/2008/585 (A/62/947) Letter, 15 Aug. 2008, from Transmits full version of statement made by the Panama. Transmits the Panama Declaration adopted by representative of the Philippines at the meeting of the the delegations of Colombia, Costa Rica, the Dominican Security Council held on 9 Dec. 2008, on the item Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, entitled "Threats to international peace and security Nicaragua, Panama and Peru at the 2nd Ministerial caused by terrorist acts". Conference on International Cooperation against Draft resolutions Terrorism and Transnational Organized Crime, held in Panama City, 26-29 May 2008. S/2008/182 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate S/2008/632 Letter, 2 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- (CTED) as special political mission under the policy General. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 7 guidance of Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC)] / July 2008 (S/2008/441) regarding the reappointment of 6 Belgium, Burkina Faso, China, Costa Rica, Croatia, experts to the Analytical Support and Sanctions France, Italy, Panama, Russian Federation, United Monitoring Team Established pursuant to Security Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Council Resolution 1526 (2004) and reports the United States of America. appointment of Ang Sun (China) and Brian C. Wilson (United States) to serve as experts on the Monitoring S/2008/424 Draft resolution [on continuation of measures Team for the period ending on 31 Dec. 2009. imposed against the Taliban and Al-Qaida] / Belgium, Burkina Faso, Croatia, France, Italy, Russian Federation, United Kingdom and United States.
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TERRORISM (continued) TERRORISM (continued) Statements by the President of the Security S/PRST/2008/35 Statement [made on behalf of the Council Security Council, at the 5978th meeting, 22 Sept. 2008, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PRST/2008/19 Statement [made on behalf of the entitled "Threats to international peace and security Security Council, at the 5903rd meeting, 2 June 2008, in caused by terrorist acts"] / by the President of the connection with the Council's consideration of the item Security Council. entitled "Threats to international peace and security Condemns the terrorist attack that occurred in caused by terrorist acts"] / by the President of the Islamabad on 20 Sept. 2008; underlines the need to bring Security Council. perpetrators, organizers, financiers and sponsors of this Condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist attack reprehensible act of terrorism to justice, and urges all that occurred outside the Danish Embassy in Islamabad States to cooperate actively with the Pakistani authorities on 2 June 2008, causing numerous deaths, injuries and in this regard; reaffirms that terrorism in all its forms and damage to nearby buildings, including a building housing manifestations constitutes one of the most serious threats UN Development Programme; expresses its deep to international peace and security, and that any acts of sympathy and condolences to the victims of this heinous terrorism are criminal and unjustifiable, regardless of their act of terrorism and to their families, and to the people and motivation, wherever, whenever and by whomsoever governments of Pakistan and Denmark; reaffirms the need committed; reaffirms the need to combat by all means to combat by all means, in accordance with the Charter of threats to international peace and security caused by UN, threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts; reiterates its determination to combat all terrorist acts; reminds States that they must ensure any forms of terrorism. measures taken to combat terrorism comply with all their obligations under international law, in particular S/PRST/2008/45 Statement [made on behalf of the international human rights, refugee and humanitarian law. Security Council, at the 6034th meeting, 9 Dec. 2008, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item S/PRST/2008/31 Statement [made on behalf of the entitled "Threats to international peace and security Security Council, at the 5962nd meeting, 19 Aug. 2008, caused by terrorist acts"] / by the President of the in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Security Council. entitled "Threats to international peace and security Reaffirms that terrorism in all its forms and caused by terrorist acts"] / by the President of the manifestations constitutes one of the most serious threats Security Council. to international peace and security and that any acts of Condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist terrorism are criminal and unjustifiable regardless of their suicide attack that occurred in Issers, Algeria, on 19 motivations, whenever and by whomsoever committed. It August 2008, causing numerous deaths and injuries at a further reaffirms its determination to combat threats to gendarmerie training academy; expresses its deep international peace and security caused by acts of sympathy and condolences to the victims of this heinous terrorism by all possible means in accordance with the act of terrorism and to their families, and to the people and Charter of the United Nations; believes that terrorist safe Government of Algeria; further reaffirms the need to havens continue to be a significant concern and reaffirms combat by all means, in accordance with the Charter of the the need for States to strengthen cooperation in order to United Nations, threats to international peace and security find, deny safe haven and bring to justice, on the basis of caused by terrorist acts; reminds States that they must the principle of extradite or prosecute, any person who ensure that any measures taken to combat terrorism supports, facilitates, participates or attempts to participate comply with all their obligations under international law, in in the financing, planning, preparation or commission of particular international human rights, refugee and terrorist acts or provides safe havens; particularly humanitarian law. expresses its support for, and commitment to contributing S/PRST/2008/32 Statement [made on behalf of the to the implementation of, the United Nations Global Security Council, at the 5964th meeting, 21 Aug. 2008, Counter-Terrorism Strategy; condemns in the strongest in connection with the Council's consideration of the item terms the incitement of terrorist acts and repudiates entitled "Threats to international peace and security attempts at the justification or glorification of terrorist acts caused by terrorist acts"] / by the President of the that may incite further terrorist acts; reminds States that Security Council. they must ensure that any measures taken to combat Condemns in the strongest terms the twin suicide terrorism comply with all their obligations under terrorist attacks that occurred in Wah Cantt, Pakistan, on international law, in particular international human rights, 21st August 2008 causing numerous deaths and injuries; refugee and humanitarian law; calls on all Members States expresses its deep sympathies and condolences to the of the United Nations to renew the degree of solidarity victims of this heinous act of terrorism and to their families, manifested immediately after the tragic event of 11 and to the people and Government of Pakistan; further September 2001, and to redouble efforts to tackle global reaffirms the need to combat by all means, in accordance terrorism, dedicating significant attention to bringing to with the Charter of the United Nations, threats to justice the perpetrators, facilitators and masterminds of international peace and security caused by terrorist acts; terrorist acts while expressing deep compassion with all reminds States that they must ensure that any measures victims of terrorism. taken to combat terrorism comply with all their obligations under international law, in particular international human rights, refugee and humanitarian law. - 119 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
TERRORISM (continued) TERRORISM (continued) Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.5964 (21 Aug. 2008). the right to vote) At the 5964th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/PV.5855 (19 Mar. 2008) Argentina, Australia, Cuba, connection with prior consultations among Council India, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Japan, Mexico, members on the item entitled "Threats to international Slovenia, Spain, Turkey and the Bolivarian Republic of peace and security caused by terrorist acts": Venezuela. S/PRST/2008/32. S/PV.5886 (6 May 2008) Australia, Cuba, India, Israel, S/PV.5978 (22 Sept. 2008). Japan, Qatar, Slovenia, Syrian Arab Republic and At the 5978th meeting, the President made a Venezuela. statement on behalf of Council members, in connection S/PV.5903 (2 June 2008) Denmark and Pakistan. with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "Threats to international peace and security S/PV.5962 (19 Aug. 2008) Algeria. caused by terrorist acts": S/PRST/2008/35. S/PV.5964 (21 Aug. 2008) Pakistan. S/PV.6015 (12 Nov. 2008). S/PV.6015 (12 Nov. 2008) Australia, Cuba, Israel, Japan, S/PV.6034 (9 Dec. 2008). Switzerland and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. At the 6034th meeting, the President made a S/PV.6034 (9 Dec. 2008) Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and connection with the Council's consideration of the item Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, entitled "Threats to international peace and security India, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Japan, Jordan, caused by terrorist acts": S/PRST/2008/45. Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein, Mexico, Morocco, New S/PV.6034 (Resumption 1) (9 Dec. 2008). Zealand, Norway, the Philippines, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, Spain, Sri Lanka and Turkey,. Resolutions S/PV.6034 (Resumption 1) (9 Dec. 2008) Malaysia, the S/RES/1805(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the Syrian Arab Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate Venezuela. (CTED) as special political mission under the policy guidance of the Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC)]. Discussion in plenary Decides that Counter-Terrorism Committee S/PV.5855 (19 Mar. 2008). Executive Directorate (CTED) will continue to operate as a special political mission under the policy guidance of the S/PV.5855/Corr.1 (19 Mar. 2008). Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC) for the period ending Corrects text. 31 Dec. 2010 and further decides to conduct an interim S/PV.5856 (20 Mar. 2008). review by 30 June 2009, and a comprehensive At the 5856th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/182 consideration of CTED's work prior to the expiration of its was adopted unanimously: resolution 1805 (2008). mandate; urges CTED to continue strengthening its role in facilitating technical assistance for implementation of S/PV.5886 (6 May 2008). resolution 1373 (2001); urges CTED also to intensify S/PV.5903 (2 June 2008). cooperation with relevant international, regional and At the 5903rd meeting, the President made a subregional organizations; requests CTC to report orally at statement on behalf of Council members, in connection least every 180 days to the Council on the overall work of with prior consultations among Council members on the the CTC and CTED, and, as appropriate, in conjunction item entitled "Threats to international peace and security with the reports by the Chairmen of the Committee caused by terrorist acts": S/PRST/2008/19. established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) and the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1540 (2004), S/PV.5928 (30 June 2008). and encourages informal briefings for all interested At the 5928th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/424 Member States. (Adopted unanimously, 5856th meeting, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1822 (2008). 20 Mar. 2008) S/PV.5962 (19 Aug. 2008). At the 5962nd meeting, the President made a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts": S/PRST/2008/31.
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TERRORISM (continued) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION (continued) S/RES/1822(2008) [Continuation of measures imposed Statements by the President of the Security against the Taliban and Al-Qaida]. Council Decides that all States shall take the measures as previously imposed by para. 4(b) of resolution 1267 S/PRST/2008/5 Statement [made on behalf of the (1999), para. 8(c) of resolution 1333 (2000), and para. 1 Security Council, at the 5833rd meeting, 11 Feb. 2008, and 2 of resolution 1390 (2002), with respect to Al-Qaida, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Usama bin Laden and the Taliban, and other individuals, entitled "The situation in Timor-Leste"] / by the President groups, undertakings, and entities associated with them, of the Security Council. as referred to in the list created pursuant to resolutions Condemns in the strongest possible terms the 1267 (1999) and 1333 (2000) (the "Consolidated List"; attempt on the life of the President of Timor-Leste, José encourages all Member States to submit to the Committee Ramos-Horta, during an attack at his residence on 11 Feb. for inclusion on the Consolidated List names of individuals, 2008 and the attack on the convoy of the Prime Minister of groups, undertakings, and entities participating, by any Timor-Leste, Xanana Gusmão; calls on the Government of means, in the financing or support of acts or activities of Al Timor-Leste to bring to justice those responsible for this Qaida, Usama bin Laden and the Taliban, and other heinous act, and urges all parties to cooperate with the individuals, groups, undertakings, and entities associated authorities in this regard; calls upon all people to remain with them; decides to extend the mandate of the current calm, exercise restraint and maintain stability in the New York-based Monitoring Team for a further period of 18 country and all parties in Timor-Leste to resolve any months; decides to review the measures described in disputes through political and peaceful means within the para. 1 above with a view to their possible further framework of its democratic institutions; reaffirms its full strengthening in 18 months, or sooner if necessary. support to the Government and people of Timor-Leste in (Adopted unanimously, 5928th meeting, 30 June 2008) their continued efforts to strengthen democracy and ensure public security and maintain stability in their THAILAND-CAMBODIA country; expresses its full support for the work of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste. See: CAMBODIA–THAILAND S/PRST/2008/29 Statement [made on behalf of the THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF Security Council, at the 5959th meeting, 19 Aug. 2008, MACEDONIA–GREECE in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "The situation in Timor-Leste"] / by the President See: GREECE–THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF of the Security Council. MACEDONIA Commends the political leadership and State institutions of Timor-Leste for the rapid, firm and TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION responsible manner that respected constitutional See also: UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE procedures of the country, in which they responded to the Reports deplorable events of 11 February 2008; welcomes the continued efforts to foster dialogue and national S/2008/26 Report of the Secretary-General on the United reconciliation in Timor-Leste through various mechanisms; Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the period reaffirms the continued importance of the review and from 21 August 2007 to 7 January 2008). reform of the security sector in Timor-Leste, in particular Issued: 17 Jan. 2008. the need to ensure clear separation of internal and external security roles and responsibilities between the S/2008/501 Report of the Secretary-General on the national police (PNTL) and the military (FFDTL); further United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the reaffirms the importance of ongoing efforts to reach period from 8 January to 8 July 2008). accountability and justice, and underlines the importance Issued: 29 July 2008. of the implementation of the recommendations of the General documents United Nations Special Commission of Inquiry report of 2006 by the Government of Timor-Leste; reaffirms its full S/2008/329 Letter, 16 May 2008, from the Secretary- support for UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) General. Transmits report of the expert mission to Timor- in its work and appreciates the continued efforts by the Leste on policing, 17 to 27 Mar. 2008. Secretary-General and his Special Representative to Draft resolutions ensure the full implementation of the mandate of UNMIT. S/2008/124 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Participation by non-Council members (without of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)] / the right to vote) Australia, New Zealand, Portugal and South Africa. S/PV.5833 (11 Feb. 2008) Timor-Leste. S/PV.5843 (21 Feb. 2008) Australia, Brazil, Japan, New Zealand, Philippines, Portugal, Slovenia and Timor- Leste. S/PV.5844 (25 Feb. 2008) Australia, New Zealand, Portugal and Timor-Leste. S/PV.5958 (19 Aug. 2008) Timor-Leste. - 121 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION (continued) General documents S/PV.5959 (19 Aug. 2008) Timor-Leste. S/2008/67 Letter, 18 Jan. 2008, from Italy. Transmits Discussion in plenary assessment of the work of the Security Council during S/PV.5833 (11 Feb. 2008). the presidency of Italy for the month of December 2007. At the 5833rd meeting, the President made a S/2008/126 Letter, 25 Feb. 2008, from Indonesia. statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Transmits assessment of the work of the Security connection with prior consultations among Council Council during the presidency of Indonesia for the month members on the item entitled "The situation in Timor- of Nov. 2007. Leste": S/PRST/2008/5. S/2008/158 Letter, 3 Mar. 2008, from the Libyan Arab S/PV.5843 (21 Feb. 2008). Jamahiriya. Transmits assessment of the work of the S/PV.5844 (25 Feb. 2008). Security Council during the presidency of Libyan Arab At the 5844th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/124 Jamahiriya for the month of Jan. 2008. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1802 (2008). S/2008/195 Letter, 20 Mar. 2008, from Finland. Transmits S/PV.5958 (19 Aug. 2008). report, compiled in accordance with the Chatham House Rules under the sole responsibility of the Permanent S/PV.5959 (19 Aug. 2008). Mission of Finland, of the Workshop for Newly Elected At the 5959th meeting, the President made a and Present Security Council Members, held on 15-16 statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Nov. 2007 in Tarrytown, New York. connection with prior consultations among Council members on the situation in Timor-Leste: S/2008/355 Letter, 18 Jan. 2008, from the Russian S/PRST/2008/29. Federation. Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of the Russian Resolutions Federation in Mar. 2008. S/RES/1802(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2008/418 Letter, 20 June 2008, from Switzerland. Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)]. Refers to note by the President of the Security Council Decides to extend the mandate of UN Integrated on the working methods of the Council (S/2006/507) and Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) until 26 Feb. 2009; requests the Security Council, on behalf of Costa Rica, condemns the attacks on the President and Prime Minister Jordan, Liechtenstein, Singapore and Switzerland (the of Timor-Leste on 11 Feb. 2008; calls on the Government S-5 group), to convene a meeting on this topic and to to bring to justice those responsible for this heinous act; invite all interested non-members to participate. reaffirms the importance of ongoing efforts to reach accountability and justice, and underlines the importance S/2008/499 Letter, 28 July 2008, from Panama. Transmits of the implementation of the recommendations of the assessment of the work of the Security Council during United Nations Special Commission of Inquiry; the presidency of Panama in February 2008. emphasizes the need for sustained support of the S/2008/528 Letter, 4 Aug. 2008, from Belgium. Transmits international community to Timor-Leste to develop and concept paper for the open debate of the Security strengthen its institutions and further build capacities in the Council on the implementation of the measures set out justice sector; calls upon UNMIT to support Timor-Leste's in the annex to the note by the President of the Council efforts to coordinate donor cooperation in areas of dated 19 July 2006 (S/2006/507). institutional capacity-building; calls upon Timor-Leste to continue working on a comprehensive review of future role S/2008/572 Letter, 30 July 2008, from the United and needs of the security sector; requests UNMIT to Kingdom. Transmits assessment of the work of the intensify its efforts to assist with further training, mentoring, Security Council during the presidency of the United institutional development and strengthening of the Policia Kingdom in May 2008. Nacional Timor-Leste (PNTL); , calls upon UNMIT and all S/2008/579 Letter, 25 Aug. 2008, from South Africa. relevant partners to support Timor-Leste in designing Transmits assessment of the work of the Security poverty reduction and economic growth policies; requests Council during the presidency of South Africa in April UNMIT to take into account gender considerations; 2008. requests the Secretary-General to ensure full compliance in UNMIT with the United Nations zero tolerance policy on S/2008/581 Letter, 17 Sept. 2008, from Viet Nam. sexual exploitation and abuse. (Adopted unanimously, Transmits assessment of the work of the Security 5844th meeting, 25 Feb. 2008) Council during the presidency of Viet Nam in July 2008. S/2008/589 Letter, 29 Aug. 2008, from the Philippines. UGANDA–DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE Transmits full version of the statement by the Philippines CONGO submitted for the open debate concerning the working See: DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO– methods of the Security Council and requests that it be UGANDA circulated as a document of the Council.
UKRAINE–RUSSIAN FEDERATION S/2008/596 Letter, 8 Sept. 2008, from Belgium. Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Council during See: RUSSIAN FEDERATION–UKRAINE the presidency of Belgium in August 2008.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2007-2008) (continued) (continued) S/2008/696 Letter, 7 Nov. 2008, from China. Transmits S/2008/579 Letter, 25 Aug. 2008, from South Africa. assessment of the work of the Security Council during Transmits assessment of the work of the Security the presidency of the China in October 2008. Council during the presidency of South Africa in April 2008. S/2008/847 Note [on summary statement of matters of which the Council is seized (seizure statement)]. S/2008/581 Letter, 17 Sept. 2008, from Viet Nam. Participation by non-Council members (without Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of Viet Nam in July 2008. the right to vote) S/2008/596 Letter, 8 Sept. 2008, from Belgium. Transmits S/PV.5968 (27 Aug. 2008) Argentina, Australia, Austria, assessment of the work of the Security Council during Belarus, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, Ecuador, Egypt, the presidency of Belgium in August 2008. Germany, Guatemala, Iceland, India, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, S/2008/678 Note [on adoption of the draft report of the Liechtenstein, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Security Council to the General Assembly covering the Pakistan, the Philippines, the Republic of Korea, period 1 Aug. 2007-31 July 2008] / by the President of Singapore, Slovakia, Switzerland, Tonga and Uruguay. the Security Council. S/PV.5968 (Resumption 1) (27 Aug. 2008) Poland. S/2008/696 Letter, 7 Nov. 2008, from China. Transmits Discussion in plenary assessment of the work of the Security Council during the presidency of the China in October 2008. S/PV.5968 (27 Aug. 2008). Discussion in plenary S/PV.5968 (Resumption 1) (27 Aug. 2008). S/PV.6007 (30 Oct. 2008). S/PV.6043 (15 Dec. 2008). At the 6007th meeting, the draft annul report of the Security Council to the General Assembly for the period 1 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2007-2008) Aug. 2007-31 July 2008, was adopted without vote: S/2008/678. Reports S/2008/509 Note [transmitting report of the Board of UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–SANCTIONS Auditors the financial statements of the UN COMMITTEES–OFFICERS Compensation Commission for the biennium ended 31 General documents December 2007] / by the Secretary-General. Issued: 4 Aug. 2008. S/2008/2 Note [on election of the chairmen and vice- General documents chairmen of subsidiary bodies of the Security Council for the period ending 31 Dec. 2008] / by the President of the S/2008/67 Letter, 18 Jan. 2008, from Italy. Transmits Security Council. assessment of the work of the Security Council during S/2008/366 Note [on election of the chairmen and vice- the presidency of Italy for the month of December 2007. chairmen of subsidiary bodies of the Security Council for S/2008/126 Letter, 25 Feb. 2008, from Indonesia. the period ending 31 Dec. 2008] / by the President of the Transmits assessment of the work of the Security Security Council. Council during the presidency of Indonesia for the month of Nov. 2007. UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)–AGENDA S/2008/158 Letter, 3 Mar. 2008, from the Libyan Arab General documents Jamahiriya. Transmits assessment of the work of the S/2008/10 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council during the presidency of Libyan Arab Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in Jamahiriya for the month of Jan. 2008. their consideration / by the Secretary-General. S/2008/355 Letter, 18 Jan. 2008, from the Russian S/2008/10/Add.1 Summary statement on matters of which Federation. Transmits assessment of the work of the the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached Security Council during the presidency of the Russian in their consideration as at 12 Jan. 2008 / by the Federation in Mar. 2008. Secretary-General. S/2008/499 Letter, 28 July 2008, from Panama. Transmits S/2008/10/Add.2 Summary statement on matters of which assessment of the work of the Security Council during the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached the presidency of Panama in February 2008. in their consideration as at 19 Jan. 2008 / by the S/2008/572 Letter, 30 July 2008, from the United Secretary-General. Kingdom. Transmits assessment of the work of the S/2008/10/Add.3 Summary statement on matters of which Security Council during the presidency of the United the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached Kingdom in May 2008. in their consideration as at 26 Jan. 2008 / by the Secretary-General.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)–AGENDA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)–AGENDA (continued) (continued) S/2008/10/Add.4 Summary statement on matters of which S/2008/10/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 2 Feb. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 3 May 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.5 Summary statement on matters of which S/2008/10/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 9 Feb. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 10 May 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.6 Summary statement on matters of which S/2008/10/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 16 Feb. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 17 May 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.7 Summary statement on matters of which S/2008/10/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 23 Feb. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 24 May 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.8 Summary statement on matters of which S/2008/10/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 1 Mar. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 31 May 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.9 Summary statement on matters of which S/2008/10/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 8 Mar. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 31 May 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.10 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 15 Mar. 2008 / by reached in their consideration as at 14 June 2008 / by the Secretary-General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.11 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 22 Mar. 2008 / by reached in their consideration as at 21 June 2008 / by the Secretary-General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.12 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 / by the Secretary- reached in their consideration as at 28 June 2008 / by General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.13 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 5 Apr. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 30 June 2008 / by Secretary-General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.14 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/Add.27 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 12 Apr. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 12 July 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.15 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/Add.28 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 19 Apr. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 19 July 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.16 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/Add.29 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 26 Apr. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 26 July 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)–AGENDA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)–AGENDA (continued) (continued) S/2008/10/Add.30 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 2 Aug. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 1 Nov. 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.31 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 9 Aug. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 8 Nov. 2008 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.32 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 16 Aug. 2008 / by reached in their consideration as at 15 Nov. 2008 / by the Secretary-General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.33 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 23 Aug. 2008 / by reached in their consideration as at 22 Nov. 2008 / by the Secretary-General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.34 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 30 Aug. 2008 / by reached in their consideration as at 29 Nov. 2008 / by the Secretary-General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.35 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 6 Sept. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 29 Nov. 2008 / by Secretary-General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.36 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/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 13 Sept. 2008 / by reached in their consideration as at 13 Dec. 2008 / by the Secretary-General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.37 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/Add.50 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 20 Sept. 2008 / by reached in their consideration as at 20 Dec. 2008 / by the Secretary-General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.38 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/Add.51 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 27 Sept. 2008 / by reached in their consideration as at 27 Dec. 2008 / by the Secretary-General. the Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.39 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/10/Add.52 Summary statement on matters of which the Security Council is seized and on the stage which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 4 Oct. 2008 / by the reached in their consideration as at 3 Jan. 2009 / by the Secretary-General. Secretary-General. S/2008/10/Add.40 Summary statement on matters of S/2008/118 Letter, 15 Feb. 2008, from the Syrian Arab which the Security Council is seized and on the stage Republic. Refers to summary statement by the reached in their consideration as at 11 October 2008 / by Secretary-General of 11 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/10) and the Secretary-General. requests that items 1, 11, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21 and 71 listed in para. 2 of the summary statement be retained on the S/2008/10/Add.41 Summary statement on matters of list of matters of which the Security Council is seized. which the Security Council is seized and on the stage reached in their consideration as at 18 October 2008 / by S/2008/119 Letter, 15 Feb. 2008, from the Sudan. Refers the Secretary-General. to summary statement by the Secretary-General of 11 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/10) and requests that item 4 listed in S/2008/10/Add.42 Summary statement on matters of para. 2 of the summary statement be retained on the list which the Security Council is seized and on the stage of matters of which the Security Council is seized. reached in their consideration as at 25 Oct. 2008 / by the Secretary-General.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)–AGENDA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)– (continued) REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (continued) S/2008/136 Letter, 27 Feb. 2008, from Cuba. Refers to S/2008/268 Report by the Secretary-General concerning summary statement by the Secretary-General the credentials of the alternate representative of the (S/2008/10) on matters of which the Security Council is United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on seized and on the stage reached in their consideration the Security Council. and requests that items submitted by Cuba set out in Issued: 22 Apr. 2008. para. 2 of the summary statement be retained on the list S/2008/317 Report of the Secretary-General concerning of matters of which the Security Council is seized. the credentials of the alternate representative of Italy on S/2008/243 Letter, 10 Apr. 2008, from the Chairman of the the Security Council. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of Issued: 12 May 2008. the Palestinian People. Refers to the summary S/2008/361 Report concerning the credentials of the statement by the Secretary-General concerning the list representative of Belgium on the Security Council / by of items of which the Security Council is currently seized the Secretary-General. and on the stage reached in their consideration Issued: 4 June 2008. (S/2008/10) and reiterates the Committee's continuing objection to the deletion from the aforementioned list that S/2008/511 Report concerning the credentials of the relate to the exercise of the inalienable rights of the representative of Italy on the Security Council / by the Palestinian people, the question of Palestine and the Secretary-General. situation in the Middle East. Issued: 31 July 2008. UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)– S/2008/527 Report of the Secretary-General concerning REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS the credentials of the alternate representative of the United States of America on the Security Council. Reports Issued: 6 Aug. 2008. S/2007/760 Report of the Secretary-General concerning S/2008/539 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the representatives and deputies and the credentials of the alternate representative of France alternate representatives of the members of the Security on the Security Council. Council elected for the period 2008-2009. Issued: 7 Aug. 2008. Issued: 28 Dec. 2007. S/2008/548 Report of the Secretary-General concerning S/2008/71 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the alternate representatives of Costa the credentials of the alternate representative of the Rica on the Security Council. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on Issued: 12 Aug. 2008. the Security Council. Issued: 5 Feb. 2008. S/2008/550 Report concerning the credentials of the alternate representatives of Indonesia on the Security S/2008/91 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Council : by the Secretary-General. the credentials of the representative, deputy and Issued: 13 Aug. 2008. alternate representatives of Croatia on the Security Council. S/2008/560 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Issued: 12 Feb. 2008. the credentials of the alternate representative of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya on the Security Council. S/2008/122 Report of the Secretary-General concerning Issued: 19 Aug. 2008. the credentials of the alternate representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on S/2008/626 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the Security Council. the credentials of the representative of China on the Issued: 12 Feb. 2008. Security Council. Issued: 29 Sept. 2008. S/2008/134 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the alternate representatives of S/2008/634 Report concerning the credentials of the Panama on the Security Council. alternate representative of Italy on the Security Council / Issued: 28 Feb. 2008. by the Secretary-General. Issued: 3 Oct. 2008. S/2008/176 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the alternate representatives of the S/2008/671 Report concerning the credentials of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on alternate representative of the United States of America the Security Council. on the Security Council / by the Secretary-General. Issued: 14 Mar. 2008. Issued: 24 Oct. 2008. S/2008/231 Report of the Secretary-General concerning S/2008/808 Report of the Secretary-General concerning the credentials of the alternate representative of China the credentials of the representatives and deputies and on the Security Council. alternate representatives of the members of the Security Issued: 9 Apr. 2008. Council elected for the period 2009-2010. Issued: 23 Dec. 2008.
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)– UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ (continued) REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (continued) S/2008/783 Letter, 12 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/808/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1830 concerning the credentials of the representatives and (2008) extending the mandate of the UN Assistance deputies and alternate representatives of the members Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and states his intention to seek of the Security Council elected for the period 2009-2010: to negotiate and conclude an amended agreement with addendum. the United States Government setting out detailed Issued: 14 Jan. 2009. arrangements concerning the continued provision by United States forces in Iraq of security support for the S/2008/822 Report concerning the credentials of the UN presence in Iraq, to replace the agreement of 8 alternate representative of the Russian Federation on December 2005. the Security Council / by the Secretary-General. Issued: 29 Dec. 2008. S/2008/784 Letter, 16 Dec. 2008, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter S/2008/831 Report concerning the credentials of the of 12 Dec. 2008 (S/2008/783) concerning the alternate representative of Belgium on the Security establishment of an integrated UN security structure for Council / by the Secretary-General. the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and reports Issued: 31 Dec. 2008. that the Council welcomes the proposed arrangements set out in the letter. UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (2008)–RESOLUTIONS AND DECISIONS Draft resolutions General documents S/2008/529 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)] / Italy, S/INF/63 (SCOR, [62nd-63rd year]) Resolutions and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland decisions of the Security Council, 1 August 2007-31 July and United States of America. 2008. Participation by non-Council members (without UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ the right to vote) See also: IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5823 (21 Jan. 2008) Iraq. Reports S/PV.5878 (28 Apr. 2008) Iraq. S/2008/19 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to S/PV.5910 (13 June 2008) Iraq. paragraph 6 of resolution 1770 (2007). Issued: 14 Jan. 2008. S/PV.5949 (6 Aug. 2008) Iraq. S/2008/266 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to S/PV.5950 (7 Aug. 2008) Iraq. paragraph 6 of resolution 1770 (2007). S/PV.6016 (14 Nov. 2008) Iraq. Issued: 22 Apr. 2008. Discussion in plenary S/2008/495 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1770 (2007). S/PV.5823 (21 Jan. 2008). Issued: 28 July 2008. S/PV.5878 (28 Apr. 2008). S/2008/688 Report of the Secretary-General pursuant to S/PV.5910 (13 June 2008). paragraph 6 of resolution 1830 (2008). Issued: 6 Nov. 2008. S/PV.5949 (6 Aug. 2008). General documents S/PV.5950 (7 Aug. 2008). At the 5950th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/529 S/2008/380 Letter, 6 June 2008, from Iraq. Transmits was adopted unanimously: resolution 1830 (2008). letter from the Foreign Minister concerning the mandate review of the Multinational Force in Iraq. S/PV.6016 (14 Nov. 2008). S/2008/523 Letter, 4 Aug. 2008, from Iraq. Transmits letter dated 4 Aug. 2008 from the Minister for Foreign Affairs requesting the renewal of the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI).
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UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ (continued) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Resolutions (continued) S/RES/1830(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2008/708 Letter, 14 Nov. 2008, from the President of Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)]. the Security Council. Reports that members of the Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Assistance Security Council have decided to send a mission to Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) for a period of 12 months from Afghanistan from 21 to 28 Nov. 2008 and that the the date of this resolution; decides further that the Special Mission will be led by Ambassador Terzi di Sant'Agata of Representative of the Secretary-General and UNAMI, at Italy. the request of the Government of Iraq and taking into S/2008/770 Letter, 9 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- account the letter of 4 Aug. 2008 from the Minister of General. Transmits letter from the Deputy Secretary- Foreign Affairs of Iraq to the Secretary-General, shall General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) continue to pursue their expanded mandate as stipulated containing NATO's quarterly report on the operations of in resolution 1770 (2007); recognizes that the security of the International Security Assistance Force covering the UN personnel is essential for UNAMI to carry out its work period from May to July 2008. for the benefit of the people of Iraq and calls upon the Government of Iraq and other Member States to continue Draft resolutions to provide security and logistical support to the UN S/2008/185 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate presence in Iraq; Expresses its intention to review the of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)]. mandate of UNAMI in twelve months or sooner, if requested by the Government of Iraq; requests the Statements by the President of the Security Secretary-General to report to the Council on a quarterly Council basis on the progress made towards the fulfilment of all S/PRST/2008/26 Statement [made on behalf of the UNAMI's responsibilities. (Adopted unanimously, 5950th Security Council, at the 5932nd meeting, 11 July 2008, meeting, 7 Aug. 2008) in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "The situation in Afghanistan"] / by the President UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN of the Security Council. See also: AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Welcomes the special report of the Secretary- Reports General on the International Conference in Support of Afghanistan, held in Paris on 12 June 2008; endorses the S/2008/159 (A/62/722) The situation in Afghanistan and key elements identified in the Paris Declaration as its implications for international peace and security : essential for the security and prosperity of the Afghan report of the Secretary-General. people, including the importance of holding free, fair and Issued: 6 Mar. 2008. secure elections in 2009 and 2010; welcomes the Review of the Afghanistan Compact presented at the Conference; S/2008/434 Special report of the Secretary-General welcomes in particular the intention to proceed with pursuant to Security Council resolution 1806 (2008) on another expansion of the UN Assistance Mission in the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan. Afghanistan's field presence through the opening of 6 new Issued: 3 July 2008. provincial offices over the next 12 months; stresses the S/2008/617 (A/63/372) The situation in Afghanistan and need to continue to address the threat to the security and its implications for international peace and security : stability of Afghanistan posed by the Taliban, Al-Qaida, report of the Secretary-General. illegal armed groups, criminals and those involved in the Issued: 23 Sept. 2008. narcotics trade and in the diversion of chemical precursors. S/2008/782 Report of the Security Council mission to Afghanistan, 21 to 28 November 2008. Participation by non-Council members (without Issued: 12 Dec. 2008. the right to vote) General documents S/PV.5851 (12 Mar. 2008) Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, Iceland, India, the Islamic Republic of Iran, S/2008/165 Letter, 6 Mar. 2008, from the Secretary- Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, the Netherlands, New General. Refers to the UN Assistance Mission in Zealand, Pakistan, the Republic of Korea, Slovenia, Afghanistan (UNAMA) established pursuant to Security Spain, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates. Council resolution 1401 (2002) and conveys his intention to appoint Kai Eide (Norway) as the Secretary-General's S/PV.5857 (20 Mar. 2008) Afghanistan. Special Representative and Head of UNAMA. S/PV.5930 (9 July 2008) Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, S/2008/166 Letter, 7 Mar. 2008, from the President of the India, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Japan, New Zealand, Security Council. Refers to letter by the Secretary- the Netherlands, Norway, Pakistan and Turkey. General dated 6 Mar. 2008 (S/2008/165) concerning his intention to appoint Kai Eide (Norway) as his Special S/PV.5932 (11 July 2008) Afghanistan. Representative for Afghanistan and Head of the UN S/PV.5994 (14 Oct. 2008) Afghanistan, Germany, India, Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and reports the Islamic Republic of Iran, Japan, New Zealand, the that members of the Security Council have taken note of Netherlands, Norway and Pakistan. his intention. S/PV.6031 (4 Dec. 2008) Afghanistan. - 128 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE (continued) (continued) Discussion in plenary General documents S/PV.5851 (12 Mar. 2008). S/2008/306 Letter, 6 May 2008, from the Secretary- General. Refers to the UN Disengagement Observer S/PV.5851(Resumption 1) (12 Mar. 2008). Force and reports the Secretary-General's intention to S/PV.5857 (20 Mar. 2008). add Croatia to the list of countries that have agreed to At the 5857 meeting, draft resolution S/2008/185 provide military personnel to the UN Disengagement was adopted unanimously: resolution 1806 (2008). Observer Force to replace Slovakia that will withdraw its troops in July 2008; reports also that Croatia has offered S/PV.5930 (9 July 2008). to replace the departing contingent within the Austrian S/PV.5932 (11 July 2008). battalion. At the 5932nd meeting, the President made a S/2008/307 Letter, 8 May 2008, from the President of the statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Security Council. Refers to letter of 6 May 2008 connection with prior consultations among Council (S/2008/306) and reports that members of the Security members on the item entitled "The situation in Council have taken note of the Secretary-General's Afghanistan": S/PRST/2008/26. intention to add Croatia to the list of countries providing S/PV.5994 (14 Oct. 2008). military personnel to the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF). S/PV.6031 (4 Dec. 2008). Draft resolutions Resolutions S/2008/415 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/RES/1806(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)]. Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Assistance S/2008/771 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) until 23 Mar. 2009; of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. decides that UNAMA and the Special Representative of Statements by the President of the Security the Secretary-General will lead the international civilian Council efforts to: (a) promote support to the Afghan Government; (b)strengthen the cooperation with International Security S/PRST/2008/25 Statement [made on behalf of the Assistance Force (ISAF) at all levels and throughout the Security Council, at the 5926th meeting, 27 June 2008, country; (c) promote at the local level the implementation in connection with the Council's consideration of the item of the Afghanistan Compact; (d) provide good offices to entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the support the implementation of Afghan-led reconciliation President of the Security Council. programmes; (e) support efforts to improve governance States that the statement of the Secretary-General and the rule of law and to combat corruption; (f) play a which says "... the situation in the Middle east is tense and central coordinating role to facilitate the delivery of is likely to remain so, unless and until a comprehensive humanitarian assistance; (g) monitor the situation of settlement covering all aspects of the Middle east problem civilians to ensure their protection and assist in the full can be reached" (S/2008/390, para. 11), reflects the view implementation of the fundamental freedoms and human of the Security Council. rights; (h) support the electoral process; (i) support S/PRST/2008/46 Statement [made on behalf of the regional cooperation to work towards a stable and Security Council, at the 6039th meeting, 12 Dec. 2008, prosperous Afghanistan. (Adopted unanimously, 5857th in connection with the Council's consideration of the item meeting, 20 Mar. 2008) entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE President of the Security Council. States that the situation in the Middle East is tense See also: MIDDLE EAST SITUATION and is likely to remain so, unless and until a TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL comprehensive settlement covering all aspects of the Reports Middle East problem can be reached. Discussion in plenary S/2008/390 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the S/PV.5918 (23 June 2008). period from 1 January 2008 to 30 June 2008. S/PV.5926 (27 June 2008). Issued: 16 June 2008. At the 5926th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/415 S/2008/737 Report of the Secretary-General on the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1821 (2008). United Nations Disengagement Observer Force for the S/PV.5926 (27 June 2008). period from 1 July 2008 to 31 December 2008. At the 5926th meeting, the President made a Issued: 26 Nov. 2008. statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the "Situation in the Middle East": S/PRST/2008/25. - 129 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE (continued) (continued) S/PV.6035 (10 Dec. 2008). Draft resolutions S/PV.6039 (12 Dec. 2008). S/2008/124 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate At the 6039th meeting, the President made a of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)] / statement, on behalf of the Council members, in Australia, New Zealand, Portugal and South Africa. connection with prior consultations among Council Statements by the President of the Security members on the item entitled "The situation in the Middle Council East": S/PRST/2008/46; at the same meeting, draft resolution S/2008/771 was adopted unanimously: S/PRST/2008/29 Statement [made on behalf of the resolution 1848 (2008). Security Council, at the 5959th meeting, 19 Aug. 2008, Resolutions in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "The situation in Timor-Leste"] / by the President S/RES/1821(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN of the Security Council. Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. Commends the political leadership and State Calls upon the parties concerned to implement institutions of Timor-Leste for the rapid, firm and immediately its resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; responsible manner that respected constitutional welcomes the efforts being undertaken by the UN procedures of the country, in which they responded to the Disengagement Observer Force to implement the deplorable events of 11 February 2008; welcomes the Secretary-General's zero-tolerance policy on sexual continued efforts to foster dialogue and national exploitation and abuse and urges troop-contributing reconciliation in Timor-Leste through various mechanisms; countries to take preventive and disciplinary action to reaffirms the continued importance of the review and ensure that such acts are properly investigated and reform of the security sector in Timor-Leste, in particular punished in cases involving their personnel; decides to the need to ensure clear separation of internal and renew the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer external security roles and responsibilities between the Force for a period of six months, that is, until 31 Dec. national police (PNTL) and the military (FFDTL); further 2008. (Adopted unanimously, 5926th meeting, 27 June reaffirms the importance of ongoing efforts to reach 2008) accountability and justice, and underlines the importance of the implementation of the recommendations of the S/RES/1848(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN United Nations Special Commission of Inquiry report of Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)]. 2006 by the Government of Timor-Leste; reaffirms its full Calls upon the parties concerned to implement its support for UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) resolution 338 (1973) of 22 Oct. 1973; welcomes the in its work and appreciates the continued efforts by the efforts being undertaken by the UN Disengagement Secretary-General and his Special Representative to Observer Force to implement the Secretary-Genera's zero- ensure the full implementation of the mandate of UNMIT. tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse and urges troop-contributing countries to take preventive and Participation by non-Council members (without disciplinary action to ensure that such acts are properly the right to vote) investigated and punished in cases involving their personnel; decides to renew the mandate of the UNDOF S/PV.5843 (21 Feb. 2008) Australia, Brazil, Japan, New for 6 months until 31 Dec. 2008. (Adopted unanimously, Zealand, Philippines, Portugal, Slovenia and Timor- 6039th meeting, 12 Dec. 2008) Leste. S/PV.5844 (25 Feb. 2008) Australia, New Zealand, UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Portugal and Timor-Leste. See also: TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5958 (19 Aug. 2008) Timor-Leste. Reports S/PV.5959 (19 Aug. 2008) Timor-Leste. S/2008/26 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Discussion in plenary Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the period from 21 August 2007 to 7 January 2008). S/PV.5843 (21 Feb. 2008). Issued: 17 Jan. 2008. S/PV.5844 (25 Feb. 2008). S/2008/501 Report of the Secretary-General on the At the 5844th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/124 United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (for the was adopted unanimously: resolution 1802 (2008). period from 8 January to 8 July 2008). S/PV.5958 (19 Aug. 2008). Issued: 29 July 2008. General documents S/PV.5959 (19 Aug. 2008). At the 5959th meeting, the President made a S/2008/329 Letter, 16 May 2008, from the Secretary- statement, on behalf of the Council members, in General. Transmits report of the expert mission to Timor- connection with prior consultations among Council Leste on policing, 17 to 27 Mar. 2008. members on the situation in Timor-Leste: S/PRST/2008/29.
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UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE (continued) (continued) Resolutions S/2008/137 Letter, 28 Feb. 2008, from the President of the Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- S/RES/1802(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN General dated 31 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/63) and informs Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)]. that members of the Security Council take note of the Decides to extend the mandate of UN Integrated completion strategy for the UN Integrated Office in Sierra Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) until 26 Feb. 2009; Leone (UNIOSIL) and the proposition of 20 per cent condemns the attacks on the President and Prime Minister reduction in number of staff by 31 Mar. 2008; requests of Timor-Leste on 11 Feb. 2008; calls on the Government further information on the planned drawdown and to bring to justice those responsible for this heinous act; specific proposals on the mandate, structure and reaffirms the importance of ongoing efforts to reach strength of the successor integrated political office and accountability and justice, and underlines the importance the UN police/military adviser team element. of the implementation of the recommendations of the United Nations Special Commission of Inquiry; Participation by non-Council members (without emphasizes the need for sustained support of the the right to vote) international community to Timor-Leste to develop and strengthen its institutions and further build capacities in the S/PV.5887 (7 May 2008) Sierra Leone. justice sector; calls upon UNMIT to support Timor-Leste's Discussion in plenary efforts to coordinate donor cooperation in areas of institutional capacity-building; calls upon Timor-Leste to S/PV.5887 (7 May 2008). continue working on a comprehensive review of future role and needs of the security sector; requests UNMIT to UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN intensify its efforts to assist with further training, mentoring, SIERRA LEONE institutional development and strengthening of the Policia See also: SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Nacional Timor-Leste (PNTL); , calls upon UNMIT and all UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE relevant partners to support Timor-Leste in designing poverty reduction and economic growth policies; requests Draft resolutions UNMIT to take into account gender considerations; S/2008/512 Draft resolution [on establishment of the UN requests the Secretary-General to ensure full compliance Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone in UNMIT with the United Nations zero tolerance policy on (UNIPSIL)]. sexual exploitation and abuse. (Adopted unanimously, 5844th meeting, 25 Feb. 2008) Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN BURUNDI S/PV.5948 (4 Aug. 2008) Sierra Leone. See: BURUNDI SITUATION Discussion in plenary UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE S/PV.5948 (4 Aug. 2008). See also: SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS At the 5948th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/512 UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN was adopted unanimously: resolution 1829 (2008). SIERRA LEONE Reports S/2008/281 Sixth report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Integrated Office in Sierra Leone. Issued: 29 Apr. 2008. General documents S/2008/63 Letter, 31 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1793 (2007) and submits a completion strategy for the UN Integrated Office in Sierra Leone (UNIOSIL) maintaining adequate capacity, expertise and resources to implement its mandate of providing assistance to the 2008 local government elections as well as supporting the work of the Peacebuilding Commission and the Peacebuilding Fund.
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UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN SIERRA LEONE (continued) KOSOVO (continued) Resolutions S/2008/260 Letter, 17 Apr. 2008, from Serbia. Transmits comments on the report of the Secretary-General on the S/RES/1829(2008) [Establishment of the UN Integrated UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL)]. (S/2008/211) together with comments on the technical Requests the Secretary-General to establish the UN assessment of progress in the implementation of the Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone standard for Kosovo; transmits also the resolution of the (UNIPSIL), as recommended in his report (S/2008/281) for National Assembly on the acts of the Provisional a period of 12 months beginning on 1 Oct. 2008, with the Institutions of Self-Government in Kosovo and Metohija key tasks as specified in paragraphs 3, 4, 5 and 8 below; concerning the proclamation of unilateral independence. welcomes the Secretary-General's recommendation in his report (S/2008/281) that UNIPSIL should be headed by an S/2008/401 Letter, 17 June 2008, from Serbia. Requests Executive Representative of the Secretary-General who that a meeting of the Security Council be convened to would also serve as the Resident Representative of UNDP consider the report of the Secretary-General on the UN Programme and UN Resident Coordinator; stresses the Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (S/2008/354) need for close cooperation between UNIPSIL, ECOWAS, and that the President of Serbia be allowed to participate the Mano River Union, international partners and other UN in the meeting and to make a statement. missions in the region; emphasizes that the Government of Sierra Leone bears the primary responsibility for S/2008/411 Letter, 20 June 2008, from the Secretary- peacebuilding, security and long-term development in the General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to country; requests that the Secretary-General keeps the appoint Lamberto Zannier (Italy) as his Special Council informed every 4 months on the implementation of Representative and Head of the UN Interim the mandate of UNIPSIL and this resolution, with the first Administration Mission in Kosovo, to replace Joachim report due by 31 Jan. 2009. (Adopted unanimously, 5948th Rücker(Germany) , who completed his assignment on meeting, 4 Aug. 2008) 20 June 2008. S/2008/412 Letter, 23 June 2008, from the President of UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN the Security Council. Refers to letter dated 20 June 2008 KOSOVO from the Secretary-General (S/2008/411) expressing his See also: FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION intention to appoint Lamberto Zannier (Italy) as his Special Representative and Head of the United Nations KOSOVO (SERBIA) Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo and states that Reports members of the Council have taken note of the intention expressed in the letter. S/2008/211 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. S/2008/803 Letter, 12 Dec. 2008, from Serbia. Transmits Issued: 28 Mar. 2008. letter from the President clarifying the position of Serbia on the reconfiguration of the international civilian S/2008/354 Report of the Secretary-General on the presence in the province of Kosovo and Metohija in the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. wake of the latest report on Kosovo to the Security Issued: 12 June 2008. Council (S/2008/692). S/2008/458 Report of the Secretary-General on the Statements by the President of the Security United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. Council Issued: 15 July 2008. S/PRST/2008/44 Statement [made on behalf of the S/2008/692 Report of the Secretary-General on the Security Council, at the 6025th meeting, 26 Nov. 2008, United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo. in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Issued: 24 Nov. 2008. entitled "Security Council resolutions 1160 (1998), 1199 General documents (1998), 1203 (1999) and 1244 (1999)"] / by the President of the Security Council. S/2008/7 Letter, 4 Jan. 2008, from Serbia. Transmits Welcomes the Secretary-General's report on UNMIK comments of the Government on the report of the (S/2008/692) dated 24 Nov. 2008 and, taking into account Secretary-General on the UN Interim Administration the positions of Belgrade and Pristina on the report which Mission in Kosovo, covering the period from 1 Sept. to were reflected in their respective statements, welcomes 15 Dec. 2007 (S/2007/768); encloses comments on the their intentions to cooperate with the international technical assessment of progress in the implementation community; welcomes the cooperation between UN and of standards for Kosovo. other international actors, within the framework of Security Council Resolution 1244 (1999), and also welcomes the continuing efforts of the European Union to advance the European perspective of the whole of the Western Balkans, thereby making a decisive contribution to regional stability and prosperity.
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UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON (continued) KOSOVO (continued) General documents Participation by non-Council members (without S/2008/102 (A/62/698) Identical letters, 15 Feb. 2008, the right to vote) from Lebanon addressed to the Secretary-General and S/PV.5821 (16 Jan. 2008) Serbia. the President of the Security Council. Transmits position paper from the Lebanese Government on the S/PV.5850 (10 Mar. 2008) Serbia. implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 S/PV.5917 (20 June 2008) Serbia. (2006). S/PV.5944 (25 July 2008) Serbia. S/2008/164 (A/62/725) Letter, 6 Mar. 2008, from the Syrian Arab Republic. Transmits letter expressing the S/PV.6025 (26 Nov. 2008) Albania, Germany and Serbia. position of the Syrian Arab Republic on the 6th report of Discussion in plenary the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). S/PV.5821 (16 Jan. 2008). S/2008/223 Identical letters, 4 Apr. 2008, from the Islamic S/PV.5822 (16 Jan. 2008). Republic of Iran addressed to the Secretary-General and S/PV.5835 (14 Feb. 2008). the President of the Security Council. Refers to report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security S/PV.5850 (10 Mar. 2008). Council resolution 1701 (2006) (S/2008/135) and denies transferring of sophisticated weaponry to Lebanon. S/PV.5871 (21 Apr. 2008). S/2008/261 Letter, 18 Apr. 2008, from Israel. Reports S/PV.5917 (20 June 2008). alleged attacks and violations carried out against Israel S/PV.5944 (25 July 2008). from the Gaza Strip and along the Blue Line on the northern border, in connection with the briefing on the S/PV.6025 (26 Nov. 2008). Middle East scheduled for 23 Apr. 2008. At the 6025th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/2008/568 Letter, 21 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- connection with prior consultations among Council General. Requests the renewal of the mandate of the members on the item entitled "Security Council resolutions UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) for a further 1160 (1998), 1199 (1998), 1203 (1999) and 1244 (1999)": period of 12 months, until 31 Aug. 2009. S/PRST/2008/44. S/2008/730 Identical letters, 24 Nov. 2008, from Israel UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council. Reports alleged manoeuvres of the See also: LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Hizbollah organization both north and south of the Litani Reports River on 22 Nov. 2008. S/2008/135 Report of the Secretary-General on the Draft resolutions implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 S/2008/583 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate (2006). of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] / Belgium, Issued: 28 Feb. 2008. Croatia, France, Italy, United Kingdom of Great Britain S/2008/425 Report of the Secretary-General on the and Northern Ireland and United States of America. implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 Statements by the President of the Security (2006). Council Issued: 27 June 2008. S/PRST/2008/8 Statement [made on behalf of the S/2008/582 Letter, 25 Aug. 2008, from the Secretary- Security Council, at the 5867th meeting, 15 Apr. 2008, in General. Refers to Secretary-General's report dated 28 connection with the Council's consideration of the item Feb. 2008 concerning the dispatch of a team of border entitled "The situation in the Middle East"] / by the security experts to undertake a thorough follow-up President of the Security Council. assessment of the implementation of the Reiterates its commitment to the full implementation recommendations of the Lebanon Independent Border of all provisions of resolution 1701 (2006) and reaffirms its Assessment Team and transmits report of the leader of strong support for the efforts of the Secretary-General in the Lebanon Independent Border Assessment Team II, this regard; takes note of the progress as well as of the Lasse Christensen (Denmark). concerns expressed by the Secretary-General regarding S/2008/715 Report of the Secretary-General on the the implementation of resolution 1701 and emphasizes the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 need for greater progress on all the key issues required for (2006). a permanent ceasefire and long-term solution; reiterates Issued: 18 Nov. 2008. its full support for the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and calls on all parties to abide by their obligations to respect the safety of UN personnel; welcomes the further enhancement of the cooperation between UNIFIL and the Lebanese Armed Forces. - 133 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON (continued) UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN Participation by non-Council members (without WESTERN SAHARA (continued) the right to vote) Participation by non-Council members (without S/PV.5867 (15 Apr. 2008) Lebanon. the right to vote) S/PV.5967 (27 Aug. 2008) Lebanon and Israel. S/PV.5884 (30 Apr. 2008) Spain. Discussion in plenary Discussion in plenary S/PV.5867 (15 Apr. 2008). S/PV.5870 (21 Apr. 2008). At the 5847th meeting, the President made a S/PV.5884 (30 Apr. 2008). statement, on behalf of the Council members, in At the 5884th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/284 connection with prior consultations among Council was adopted unanimously: resolution 1813 (2008). members on the item entitled "The situation in the Middle East": S/PRST/2008/8. Resolutions S/PV.5965 (25 Aug. 2008). S/RES/1813(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara S/PV.5967 (27 Aug. 2008). (MINURSO)]. At the 5967th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/583 Reaffirms the need for full respect of the military was adopted unanimously: resolution 1832 (2008). agreements reached with MINURSO with regard to the Resolutions ceasefire; calls upon the parties to continue negotiations under the auspices of the Secretary-General; requests the S/RES/1832(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Secretary-General to keep the Security Council informed Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)]. on a regular basis on the status and progress of these Decides to extend the present mandate of UNIFIL negotiations under his auspices; urges Member States to until 31 Aug. 2009; commends the positive role of UNIFIL, provide voluntary contributions to fund Confidence Building whose deployment together with the Lebanese Armed Measures; decides to extend the mandate of MINURSO Forces has helped to establish a new strategic until 30 Apr. 2009; requests the Secretary-General to environment in southern Lebanon; calls upon all parties continue to take the necessary measures to ensure full concerned to respect the cessation of hostilities and the compliance in MINURSO with the UN zero tolerance policy Blue Line in its entirety and to cooperate fully with the UN on sexual exploitation and abuse. (Adopted unanimously, and UNIFIL and to abide scrupulously by their obligation to 5884th meeting, 30 Apr. 2008) respect the safety of UNIFIL and other UN personnel, including by avoiding any course of action which UN MISSION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE endangers UN personnel and by ensuring UNIFIL is See also: CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS accorded full freedom of movement within its area of operation; calls upon all parties to cooperate fully with the UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA Security Council and the Secretary-General to achieve a permanent ceasefire and a long-term solution as See also: ERITREA–ETHIOPIA envisioned in resolution 1701 (2006). (Adopted Reports unanimously, 5967th meeting, 27 Aug. 2008) S/2008/40 Report of the Secretary-General on Ethiopia UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN and Eritrea. WESTERN SAHARA Issued: 23 Jan. 2008. See also: WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/2008/40/Corr.1 Report of the Secretary-General on Ethiopia and Eritrea : corrigendum. Reports Issued: 24 Jan. 2008. - Corrects text. S/2008/45 Report of the Secretary-General on the status S/2008/145 Special report of the Secretary-General on the and progress of the negotiations on Western Sahara. United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea. Issued: 25 Jan. 2008. Issued: 3 Mar. 2008. S/2008/251 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/2008/226 Special report of the Secretary-General on the situation concerning Western Sahara. United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea. Issued: 14 Apr. 2008. Issued: 7 Apr. 2008. Draft resolutions S/2008/630 Letter, 2 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/284 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate General. Reports that, with the termination of the of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western mandate of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea as of Sahara (MINURSO)] / France, Russian Federation, 31 July 2008, the Secretary-General will no longer Spain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern provide reports to the Security Council on the situation Ireland and United States of America. between the 2 countries on a regular basis and transmits final report of the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission, covering the period from 1 Jan. to 25 Aug. 2008.
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UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA (continued) (continued) General documents S/2008/287 Letter, 30 Apr. 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to statement of 30 Apr. 2008 by the President of the S/2008/66 Letter, 1 Feb. 2008, from the Secretary- Security Council (S/PRST/2008/12) on the situation General. Refers to Secretary-General's letter dated 21 between Eritrea and Ethiopia and states that as the Jan. 2008 drawing the attention of the Security Council Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission completed its to the critical fuel crisis facing the UN Mission in Ethiopia work on 30 Nov. 2007 the Security Council should and Eritrea (UNMEE) and informs the Security Council officially terminate the mandate of the UN Mission in that if the Eritrean authorities do not reinstate the fuel Ethiopia and Eritrea. supply by 6 Feb. 2008, the Mission's personnel and equipment will be relocated in order to avoid total S/2008/368 Letter, 5 June 2008, from the Secretary- immobilization of the Mission and endangerment of the General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1798 safety and security of UN personnel. (2008) and the Council's presidential statements S/PRST/2008/7 and S/PRST/2008/12 on the extension S/2008/100 Letter, 15 Feb. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits of the mandate of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea press release by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Eritrea (UNMEE) and reports that the temporary relocation of concerning the relocation of the UN Mission in Ethiopia UNMEE military personnel from Eritrea to their home and Eritrea. countries was completed on 19 May 2008. S/2008/114 Letter, 20 Feb. 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to S/2008/427 Letter, 30 June 2008, from the President of press statements about the situation of UNMEE and the Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter states that Eritrea has not requested UN peacekeepers dated 5 June 2008 (S/2008/368) proposing that the to regroup in the capital nor has it seized arms or troops of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea equipment belonging to UNMEE and that the decision to (UNMEE) temporarily relocated from Eritrea to their regroup was made unilaterally by the UN; requests to be home countries be considered as repatriated and reports furnished with adequate information as to what the UN that members of the Council agree with the proposal intends to do with its regrouped troops in Asmara. contained in the letter. S/2008/148 Letter, 3 Mar. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits S/2008/463 Letter, 15 July 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits press release of 29 Mar. 2008 entitled "Ethiopia's letter from the President requesting the Security Council occupation must end" issued by the Permanent Mission to examine the acts of destabilization in the Horn of of Eritrea to the UN. Africa allegedly carried out by the United States. S/2008/156 Letter, 4 Mar. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits S/2008/468 Letter, 17 July 2008, from Ethiopia. Transmits press release of 3 Mar. 2008 issued by the Ministry of letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs denying Foreign Affairs, entitled "False accusations cannot allegations of a military takeover of Musa Ali as stated in undermine the final and binding boundary demarcation the recent communications from the President of Eritrea. decision". S/2008/496 Letter, 28 July 2008, from the Secretary- S/2008/172 Letter, 10 Mar. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits General. Refers to identical letters of 3 July 2008 from comments on the latest special report of the Secretary- the President of the Security Council 2008 to the Prime General on the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea Minister of Ethiopia and the President of Eritrea asking (UNMEE) (S/2008/145). their views on future UN engagement in their countries S/2008/200 Letter, 25 Mar. 2008, from Eritrea. Transmits and reports that during consultations with the letter dated 25 Mar. 2008 by the President of Eritrea Secretariat, both parties have rejected the options of (a) regarding the situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia. a small military observer mission, (b) a small political and military liaison office or (c) a Special Envoy of the S/2008/214 Letter, 28 Mar. 2008, from Ethiopia. Transmits Secretary-General based in New York. letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs regarding the situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia. Draft resolutions S/2008/254 Letter, 15 Apr. 2008, from Eritrea. Refers to S/2008/49 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Special report of the Secretary-General on the UN of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)] / Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (S/2008/226) and alleges Belgium. that the report has several omissions and in some S/2008/491 Draft resolution [on termination of the instances incorrect assertions and assumptions mandate of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea particularly the circumstances surrounding the departure (UNMEE)] / Belgium. of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea and the status of the Temporary Security Zone. S/2008/262 Letter, 18 Apr. 2008, from Ethiopia. Refers to letter dated 15 Apr. 2008 (S/2008/254) from Eritrea and refutes allegations contained therein; calls upon the Security Council to take punitive measures against Eritrea for violating the Agreement on Cessation of Hostilities. - 135 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA (continued) (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Resolutions Council S/RES/1798(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/PRST/2008/7 Statement [made on behalf of the Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)]. Security Council, at the 5838th meeting, 15 Feb. 2008, Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Mission in in connection with the Council's consideration of the item Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) for a period of 6 months, entitled "The situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia"] / until 31July 2008; reiterates its call that the parties show by the President of the Security Council. maximum restraint and refrain from any threat or use of Expresses deep concern about the impediments and force against each other; reiterates its demands on Eritrea logistical constraints put on the Mission in its attempts to to withdraw immediately all troops and heavy military organize this temporary relocation; strongly condemns the equipment from the Temporary Security Zone (TSZ), to lack of cooperation from the Government of Eritrea which provide UNMEE with the necessary access, assistance, not only gravely contravenes UN Security Council support and protection required for the performance of its resolutions and the Agreement on the Cessation of duties and to remove immediately and without Hostilities of 18 June 2000 (S/2000/601) but also fails to preconditions the restrictions on UNMEE; reiterates its call comply with Eritrea's general obligation to assist forces on Ethiopia to reduce the number of military forces in the that have been stationed with its consent; holds Eritrea areas adjacent to the TSZ; demands that the government responsible for the safety and security of the Mission and of Eritrea resumes immediately fuel shipments to UNMEE its personnel; demands that the Government of Eritrea or allows UNMEE to import fuel without restrictions.. resume full cooperation with UNMEE, including by ending (Adopted unanimously, 5829th meeting, 30 Jan. 2008) all its restrictions on the Mission, and abide by all its S/RES/1827(2008) [Termination of the mandate of the UN obligations as a UN Member State. Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)]. S/PRST/2008/12 Statement [made on behalf of the Decides to terminate UNMEE's mandate effective on Security Council, at the 5883rd meeting, 30 Apr. 2008, in 31 July 2008, emphasizes that this termination is without connection with the Council's consideration of the item prejudice to Ethiopia and Eritrea's obligations under the entitled "The situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia" ] / Algiers Agreements and calls upon both countries to by the President of the Security Council. cooperate fully with the UN including in the process of Recalls its previous condemnation of Eritrea's lack of liquidation of UNMEE; demands Ethiopia and Eritrea to cooperation; stresses that the primary responsibility for comply fully with their obligations under the Algiers achieving a comprehensive and lasting settlement of the Agreements, to show maximum restraint and refrain from border dispute and normalizing their relations rests with any threat or use of force against each other, and to avoid the parties themselves; urges both sides to show provocative military activities; strongly supports the maximum restraint and to refrain from any threat or use of ongoing efforts by the Secretary-General and the force against each other and calls upon the parties to international community to engage with Ethiopia and address forthwith the unresolved issues in accordance Eritrea to help them to implement the Algiers Agreements, with the commitments made in the Algiers Agreements. to normalize their relations, to promote stability between them, and to lay the foundation for a comprehensive and Discussion in plenary lasting peace between them, and urges again Ethiopia and S/PV.5826 (25 Jan. 2008). Eritrea to accept the Secretary-General's good offices; requests the Secretary-General to further explore with S/PV.5829 (30 Jan. 2008). Ethiopia and Eritrea the possibility of a UN presence in At the 5829th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/49 Ethiopia and Eritrea in the context of the maintenance of was adopted unanimously: resolution 1798 (2008). international peace and security. (Adopted unanimously, S/PV.5838 (15 Feb. 2008). 5946th meeting, 30 July 2008) At the 5838th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in UN MISSION IN LIBERIA connection with prior consultations among Council See also: LIBERIA SITUATION members on the item entitled "The situation between Reports Eritrea and Ethiopia": S/PRST/2008/7. S/PV.5883 (30 Apr. 2008). S/2008/183 Sixteenth progress report of the Secretary- General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. At the 5880th meeting, the President made a statement on behalf of Council members, in connection Issued: 19 Mar. 2008. with prior consultations among Council members on the S/2008/371 Letter, 12 June 2008, from the Chairman of item entitled "The situation in Eritrea and Ethiopia": the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PRST/2008/12. Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. Transmits report of the Panel of Experts submitted pursuant to S/PV.5946 (30 July 2008). At the 5946th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/491 para. 5 (e) of Security Council resolution 1792 (2007) concerning Liberia. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1827 (2008).
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UN MISSION IN LIBERIA (continued) UN MISSION IN LIBERIA (continued) S/2008/553 Seventeenth progress report of the Secretary- Resolutions General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia. S/RES/1819(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the Issued: 15 Aug. 2008. Panel of Experts on Liberia]. S/2008/785 Letter, 12 Dec. 2008, from the Acting Requests that the Secretary-General renew the Chairman of the Security Council Committee Established mandate of the Panel of Experts appointed pursuant to pursuant to Resolution 1521 (2003) concerning Liberia. para. 1 of resolution 1760 (2007) for a further period until Transmits report of the Panel of Experts submitted in 20 Dec. 2008, and requests that the Panel of Experts accordance with para. 1 of Security Council resolution report to the Council through the Committee established 1819 (2008). by para. 21 of resolution 1521 (2003) by 1 Dec. 2008 on all issues listed in para. 5 of resolution 1792 (2007), and to General documents provide informal updates to the Committee as appropriate S/2008/665 Letter, 16 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- before that date; reiterates the importance of UNMIL's (UN General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to Mission in Liberia) continuing assistance to the appoint Lieutenant General A.T.M. Zahirul Alam Government of Liberia, the Committee, and the Panel of (Bangladesh) as Force Commander of the UN Mission in Experts, within its capabilities and areas of deployment, Liberia (UNMIL) to replace Lieutenant General and without prejudice to its mandate, including in Chikadibia Obiakor (Nigeria), whose tour ended on 18 monitoring the implementation of the measures in para. 2 July 2008. and 4 of resolution 1521 (2003), recalls its request that UNMIL inspect inventories of weapons and ammunition S/2008/666 Letter, 20 Oct. 2008, from the President of the obtained in accordance with para. 1 and 2 of resolution Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter 1683 (2006) to ensure all such weapons and ammunition dated 16 Oct. 2008 (S/2008/665) and reports that are accounted for, and to make periodic reports to the members of the Security Council have taken note of his Committee on its findings; reiterates its request to the UN intention to appoint Lieutenant General A. T. M. Zahirul Mission in Côte d'Ivoire, within its capabilities and areas of Alam (Bangladesh) as Force Commander of the UN deployment, and without prejudice to its mandate, to assist Mission in Liberia. the Committee and the Panel of Experts by passing to the Draft resolutions Committee and the Panel any information relevant to the implementation of the measures in para. 2 and 4 of S/2008/394 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate resolution 1521 (2003) in the context of enhanced of the Panel of Experts on Liberia]. coordination among UN missions and offices in West S/2008/613 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Africa (Adopted unanimously, 5914th meeting, 18 June of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)]. 2008) Participation by non-Council members (without S/RES/1836(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN the right to vote) Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)]. Decides that the mandate of the UN Mission in S/PV.5864 (14 Apr. 2008) Liberia. Liberia (UNMIL) shall be extended until 30 Sep. 2009; S/PV.5914 (18 June 2008) Liberia. endorses the Secretary-General's recommendation for a reduction of an additional 1,460 personnel deployed as S/PV.5985 (29 Sept. 2008) Liberia. part of UNMIL's military component and for the Discussion in plenary streamlining of the current 4 sectors into 2, and authorizes the Secretary-General to implement this recommendation S/PV.5864 (14 Apr. 2008). during the period Oct. 2008-Mar. 2009; further endorses, S/PV.5914 (18 June 2008). with immediate effect, the Secretary-General's At the 5914th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/394 recommendation for an increase of 240 in the authorized was adopted unanimously: resolution 1819 (2008). number of personnel deployed as part of UNMIL's police component. (Adopted unanimously, 5985th meeting, 29 S/PV.5972 (9 Sept. 2008). Sept. 2008)
S/PV.5985 (29 Sept. 2008). UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN At the 5985th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/613 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1836 (2008). REPUBLIC See: CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION
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UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD REPUBLIC AND CHAD (continued) See also: CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/2008/679 Letter, 28 Oct. 2008, from Chad. Refers to the CHAD SITUATION report of the Secretary-General on the UN Mission in the Reports Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) (S/2008/601) and points out that certain passages of this S/2008/215 Report of the Secretary-General on the report do not accurately reflect Chad's viewpoints on the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic question of an extended MINURCAT operation with a and Chad. military component; requests further consultations with a Issued: 1 Apr. 2008. view to defining together with the Secretariat a suitable arrangement for the effective implementation of its S/2008/444 Report of the Secretary-General on the mandate. United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad. Draft resolutions Issued: 8 July 2008. S/2008/616 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate S/2008/601 Report of the Secretary-General on the of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Chad (MINURCAT)] / Belgium, Costa Rica, Croatia, and Chad. France, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and United States of Issued: 12 Sept. 2008. America. S/2008/601/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the Statements by the President of the Security United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic Council and Chad : addendum. S/PRST/2008/3 Statement [made on behalf of the Issued: 15 Sept. 2008. Security Council, at the 5830th meeting, 4 Feb. 2008, in S/2008/760 Report of the Secretary-General on the connection with the Council's consideration of the item United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African and Chad. Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the Issued: 4 Dec. 2008. Security Council. Supports the decision of the African Union dated 2 S/2008/760/Add.1 Report of the Secretary-General on the Feb. 2008 strongly condemning the attacks perpetrated by United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic armed groups against the Chadian Government; and Chad : addendum. welcomes the decision by the African Union to mandate Issued: 10 Dec. 2008. the Libyan Leader, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, and General documents President Denis Sassou Nguesso of the Republic of Congo, to engage the Chadian parties with a view to S/2008/52 Letter, 25 Jan. 2008, from the Secretary- ending the fighting and to initiate efforts aimed at seeking a General. Refers to the UN Mission in the Central African lasting solution to the crisis; urges all States in the region Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) established pursuant to abide fully by the obligations they have entered into with to Security Council resolution 1778 (2007) and reports regard to respect for and securing of their common border, the intention to appoint Victor da Silva Angelo (Portugal) in particular under the Tripoli Agreement of 8 Feb. 2006, as the Secretary-General's Special Representative and the Riyadh Agreement of 3 May 2007 and the Sirte Head of MINURCAT. Agreement of 25 Oct. 2007; reaffirms its full support for the S/2008/53 Letter, 29 Jan. 2008, from the President of the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Security Council. Refers to letter of the Secretary- Chad (MINURCAT) and The European Union force General dated 25 Jan. 2008 (S/2008/52) expressing his (EUFOR TCHAD/RCA); expresses its concern over the intention to appoint Victor da Silva Angelo (Portugal) as safety and security of humanitarian personnel, UN his Special Representative and Head of the UN Mission personnel and European Union personnel and material in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) deployed in Chad. and states that members of the Council have taken note of the intention expressed in the letter. S/2008/222 Letter, 1 Apr. 2008, from Chad. Reports alleged attacks by the Sudan through armed groups in violation of the Dakar agreement and calls upon the Security Council to intercede with the Sudanese Government to put a stop to the destabilization and to further strengthen the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT) so as to increase its security impact in the area.
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UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AND CHAD (continued) REPUBLIC AND CHAD (continued) S/PRST/2008/22 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.5981 (24 Sept. 2008). Security Council, at the 5913th meeting, 16 June 2008, At the 5981st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/616 in connection with the Council's consideration of the item was adopted unanimously: resolution 1834 (2008). entitled "The situation in Chad, the Central African S/PV.6042 (12 Dec. 2008). Republic and the subregion"] / by the President of the Security Council. Resolutions Condemns in the strongest terms the attacks S/RES/1834(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN conducted by Chadian armed groups since 11 June 2008; Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad condemns all attempts at destabilization by force, and (MINURCAT)]. reiterates its commitment to the sovereignty, unity, Decides to extend until 15 Mar. 2009 the mandate of territorial integrity and political independence of Chad; MINURCAT, as set out in resolution 1778; calls on the demands that armed groups cease violence immediately Secretary-General to complete MINURCAT's deployment and urges all parties to respect the Sirte agreement of 25 as soon as possible, and the Government of Chad, with Oct. 2007; conveys deep concern at the direct threat the the support of MINURCAT according to its mandate, to activity of armed groups pose for the safety of the civilian carry out the full deployment of the DIS expeditiously; population and the conduct of humanitarian operations, invites donors to continue to contribute to the MINURCAT and urges all parties to comply fully with their obligations trust fund, established to support the DIS; expresses its under international humanitarian law; expresses its full intention to extend beyond the date referred to in support for the UN Mission (MINURCAT) and the paragraph 1 the multidimensional presence established in European operation (EUFOR Chad/CAR) deployed in Chad and the Central African Republic to help create the Chad and the Central African Republic to contribute to the security conditions conducive to a voluntary, secure and protection of vulnerable civilian populations and to facilitate sustainable return of refugees and displaced persons and, the provision of humanitarian assistance; encourages the to this end, expresses its intention to authorize the Chadian authorities to persevere in promoting political deployment of a UN military component to follow up the dialogue, with respect for the constitutional framework, as European operation (EUFOR Chad/CAR) deployed in initiated by the agreement of 13 Aug. 2007. Chad and the Central African Republic, taking fully into Participation by non-Council members (without account the recommendations contained within the the right to vote) Secretary-General's report referred to in paragraph 8 and in consultation with the Governments of these countries; S/PV.5830 (4 Feb. 2008) Chad. encourages the Governments of Chad and the Central S/PV.5913 (16 June 2008) Chad. African Republic to continue to cooperate with the United Nations and the European Union to facilitate the smooth S/PV.5976 (19 Sept. 2008) Central African Republic and transition from EUFOR to the UN military component. Chad. (Adopted unanimously, 5981st meeting, 24 Sept. 2008) S/PV.5980 (24 Sept. 2008) Central African Republic and Chad. UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5981 (24 Sept. 2008) Central African Republic and See also: SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Chad. Reports S/PV.6042 (12 Dec. 2008) Central African Republic and S/2008/64 Report of the Secretary-General on the Sudan. Chad. Issued: 31 Jan. 2008. Discussion in plenary S/2008/267 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.5830 (4 Feb. 2008). Sudan. Issued: 22 Apr. 2008. At the 5830th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in S/2008/485 Report of the Secretary-General on the connection with prior consultations among Council Sudan. members on the "The situation in Chad, the Central African Issued: 23 July 2008. Republic and the subregion": S/PRST/2008/3. S/2008/662 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/PV.5913 (16 June 2008). Sudan. At the 5913th meeting, the President made a Issued: 20 Oct. 2008. statement, on behalf of the Council members, in General documents connection with prior consultations among Council members on the "The situation in Chad, the Central African S/2008/339 Letter, 20 May 2008, from the Secretary- Republic and the subregion": S/PRST/2008/22. General. Reports of his decision to appoint Major General Paban Thapa of Nepal as Force Commander of S/PV.5975 (19 Sept. 2008). UNMIS as from 15 May 2008, replacing Lieutenant S/PV.5976 (19 Sept. 2008). General Jasbir Singh Lidder of India, who has served as Force Commander of UNMIS since 10 Jan. 2006. S/PV.5980 (24 Sept. 2008).
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UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN (continued) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN (continued) S/2008/340 Letter, 23 May 2008, from the President of the S/PRST/2008/27 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council. Refers to letter from the Secretary- Security Council, at the 5935th meeting, 16 July 2008, in General dated 20 May 2008 (S/2008/339) concerning connection with the Council's consideration of the item the appointment of Major General Paban Thapa of Nepal entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the as Force Commander of the United Nations Mission in Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. the Sudan and reports that the members of the Security Condemns in the strongest possible terms the attack Council take note of the appointment indicated in that on 8 July 2008 on the African Union-United Nations Hybrid letter. Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) military and police convoy in Um Hakibah by 200 fighters on horses and in 40 S/2008/373 Letter, 9 June 2008, from Sudan. Transmits vehicles, using sophisticated weaponry and tactics, which statement of the President at the opening of talks with resulted in the death of 7 peacekeepers and a further 22 the Security Council mission to the Sudan, held in UN/African Union personnel being wounded; welcomes Khartoum on 5 June 2008. UN investigation under way and the Government of the Draft resolutions Sudan's statement to assist UN investigation; underlines its determination to take action against those responsible S/2008/283 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate after hearing the outcome of UNAMID's investigation; of the UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)] / Belgium, Costa expresses its condolences to the Governments of Rwanda, Rica, Croatia, France, Italy, United Kingdom of Great Ghana and Uganda for the deaths of their peacekeepers Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of and to the victims' families; calls on all parties to agree to a America. cessation of hostilities, to engage fully and constructively Statements by the President of the Security in the political process under the leadership of the new Council UN/AU joint Chief Mediator, Djibrill Yipènè Bassolé, and to cooperate fully with the deployment of UNAMID and S/PRST/2008/24 Statement [made on behalf of the respect its security and freedom of movement; further calls Security Council, at the 5923rd meeting, 24 June 2008, on UN and all parties to facilitate the rapid and complete in connection with the Council's consideration of the item deployment of UNAMID and on capable Member States to entitled "Reports of the Secretary-General on the contribute the helicopter and transportation units Sudan"] / by the President of the Security Council. necessary to ensure the successful implementation of Welcomes the June 8 Road Map for the Return of UNAMID's mandate. Internally Displaced Persons and Implementation of Abyei Protocol between the National Congress Party (NCP) and Participation by non-Council members (without the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM); deeply the right to vote) regrets the recent outbreak of fighting in Abyei, the S/PV.5935 (16 July 2008) Rwanda and Uganda. ensuing displacement of civilians and the obstruction to UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) freedom of movement; Discussion in plenary urges the parties to facilitate immediate humanitarian S/PV.5832 (8 Feb. 2008). support for the displaced citizens and support for their voluntary return as soon as an interim administration and S/PV.5840 (19 Feb. 2008). the agreed security arrangements are in place; S/PV.5849 (11 Mar. 2008). encourages the parties to fully implement the Road Map within the agreed timelines; calls on UNMIS to robustly S/PV.5875 (24 Apr. 2008). deploy, as appropriate, peacekeeping personnel in and around Abyei to help reduce tensions and prevent S/PV.5882 (30 Apr. 2008). escalation of conflict in support of implementation of the At the 5882nd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/283 CPA; requests the Secretary-General to examine the root was adopted unanimously: resolution 1812 (2008). causes of and the role played by UNMIS in connection S/PV.5905 (5 June 2008). with the violence between the parties in Abyei in May 2008 and consider what follow-up steps may be appropriate for S/PV.5923 (24 June 2008). UNMIS. At the 5923rd meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the "Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan": S/PRST/2008/24. S/PV.5935 (16 July 2008). At the 5935th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the "Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan": S/PRST/2008/27. S/PV.5956 (18 Aug. 2008). S/PV.6010 (5 Nov. 2008).
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UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN (continued) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA (continued) Resolutions S/2008/345 (A/62/850) Identical letters, 27 May 2008, from Georgia addressed to the Secretary-General and S/RES/1812(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the the President of the Security Council. Transmits United Nations Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)]. statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the Decides to extend the mandate of he United Nations downing of a Georgian unmanned aerial vehicle by Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) until 30 Apr. 2009; requests the Russian military aircraft over the territory of Abkhazia, Secretary-General to report to the Council every 3 months Georgia, on 20 Apr. 2008. on the implementation of the mandate of UNMIS, progress on implementation of the Comprehensive Peace S/2008/518 Letter, 30 July 2008, from the Secretary- Agreement (CPA), and respect for the ceasefire and to General. Refers to the UN Observer Mission in Georgia provide an assessment and recommendations; requests and reports his intention to appoint Johan Verbeke UNMIS to provide technical and logistical support to help (Belgium) as a Special Representative for Georgia and the parties in the process of demarcation of the 1956 Head of UN Observer Mission in Georgia. North/South border; requests UNMIS to coordinate with partners to facilitate sustainable returns; requests UNMIS S/2008/519 Letter, 1 Aug. 2008, from the President of the to coordinate with humanitarian, recovery and Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter development agencies to facilitate the provision of dated 30 July 2008 (S/2008/518) and reports that recovery and development assistance; requests Secretary- members of the Council have taken note of his intention General to submit for the Council's consideration a report to appoint Johan Verbeke (Belgium) as his Special on possible measures UNMIS could take to assist, with the Representative for Georgia and Head of UN Observer implementation of a future Final Peace Agreement Mission in Georgia. between the Government of Uganda and the Lord's S/2008/725 Letter, 20 Nov. 2008, from Georgia. Transmits Resistance Army (LRA); requests the Secretary-General to 2 statements of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reporting continue to take the necessary measures to ensure full on the meetings of 2 working groups, on security and compliance in UNMIS with UN zero-tolerance policy on stability issues in Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali Region sexual exploitation and abuse and to keep the Council and the return of internally displaced persons and informed. (Adopted unanimously, 5882nd meeting, 30 Apr. refugees, at the Geneva talks of 18 and 19 Nov.; reports 2008) also of acts of provocation against Georgia on 20 Nov. 2008. UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Draft resolutions See also: GEORGIA SITUATION S/2008/248 Draft resolution [on settlement of the Reports Georgian-Abkhaz conflict and extension of the mandate S/2008/38 Report of the Secretary-General on the of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)] / situation in Abkhazia, Georgia. Croatia, France, Germany, Russian Federation, United Issued: 23 Jan. 2008. Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. S/2008/219 Report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Abkhazia, Georgia. S/2008/639 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Issued: 2 Apr. 2008. of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)]. S/2008/480 Report of the Secretary-General on the Participation by non-Council members (without situation in Abkhazia, Georgia. the right to vote) Issued: 23 July 2008. S/PV.5866 (15 Apr. 2008) Germany. S/2008/631 Report of the Secretary-General on the Discussion in plenary situation in Abkhazia, Georgia. Issued: 3 Oct. 2008. S/PV.5865 (14 Apr. 2008). General documents S/PV.5866 (15 Apr. 2008). At the 5866th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/248 S/2008/342 Letter, 27 May 2008, from Georgia. States was adopted unanimously: resolution 1808 (2008). that the report of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia regarding the downing of a Georgian unmanned aerial S/PV.5991 (9 Oct. 2008). vehicle by the Russian military aircraft over the territory S/PV.5992 (9 Oct. 2008). of Abkhazia on 20 Apr. 2008 was released on 26 May At the 5992nd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/639 2008 and asks for the convening of a Security Council was adopted unanimously: resolution 1839 (2008). meeting with the participation of the representative of Georgia in order to address the issue.
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UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA (continued) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) Resolutions General documents S/RES/1808(2008) [Settlement of the Georgian-Abkhaz S/2008/793 Letter, 16 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- conflict and extension of the mandate of the UN General. Refers to Security Council resolution 1842 Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)]. (2008) concerning Côte d'Ivoire and reports that, after Decides to extend the mandate of UNOMIG for a consulting with the Security Council Committee new period terminating on 15 Oct. 2008. (Adopted established pursuant to resolution 1572 (2004) unanimously, 5866th meeting, 15 Apr. 2008) concerning Côte d'Ivoire, the Secretary-General has appointed the following experts: Grégoire Bafouatika, S/RES/1839(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Republic of the Congo (aviation); James Bevan, United Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)]. Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (arms); Decides to extend the mandate of UNOMIG for a Noora Jamsheer, Bahrain (diamonds); El Hadi Salah, new period terminating on 15 Feb. 2009. (Adopted Algeria (customs) and designated Mr. El Hadi Salah to unanimously, 5992nd meeting, 9 Oct. 2008) serve as Coordinator of the Group of Experts. UN OPERATION IN BURUNDI Draft resolutions See: BURUNDI SITUATION S/2008/15 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandates of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE French forces which support it] / France. See also: CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/2008/486 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandates Reports of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it] / Belgium, Burkina Faso, S/2008/1 Fifteenth progress report of the Secretary- France and South Africa. General on the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. S/2008/672 Draft resolution [[on extension of measures Issued: 2 Jan. 2008. imposed by Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) and 1643 (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and S/2008/235 Letter, 9 Apr. 2008, from the Chairman of the on extension of the mandate of the UN Group of Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Experts] / France. Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. Transmits midterm report of the Group of Experts on Statements by the President of the Security Côte d'Ivoire prepared pursuant to para. 10 of Security Council Council resolution 1782 (2007). S/PRST/2008/11 Statement [made on behalf of the S/2008/250 Sixteenth progress report of the Secretary- Security Council, at the 5880th meeting, 29 Apr. 2008, in General on the United Nations Operation in Côte connection with the Council's consideration of the item d'Ivoire. entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire"] / by the President Issued: 15 Apr. 2008. of the Security Council. Recalls that Security Council endorsed the S/2008/451 Seventeenth progress report of the Secretary- Ouagadougou Political Agreement as well as its General on the United Nations Operation in Côte Supplementary Agreements; welcomes the approval by the d'Ivoire. Ivorian authorities to organize presidential elections on 30 Issued: 10 July 2008. Nov. 2008; commends the Facilitator for his continued S/2008/598 Letter, 8 Oct. 2008, from the Chairman of the efforts to support the peace process in Côte d'Ivoire; Security Council Committee Established pursuant to reaffirms its full support to the Special Representative of Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. the Secretary-General in Côte d'Ivoire; encourages the Transmits final report of the Group of Experts on Côte Ivorian parties to build on the ongoing mobile courts' d'Ivoire, prepared in accordance with para. 10 of the process for the identification of the Ivorian population and Security Council resolution 1782 (2007). registration of voters; calls upon the parties to make concrete progress to promote political and security S/2008/645 Eighteenth progress report of the Secretary- stability; takes note with appreciation of the support of General on the United Nations Operation in Côte bilateral and multilateral donors; expresses its appreciation d'Ivoire. for the role played by the UN Operations in Côte d'Ivoire Issued: 13 Oct. 2008. (UNOCI); requests the Secretary-General to keep it S/2008/829 Letter, 31 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of regularly informed of the situation including on the the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to logistical support that UNOCI will provide for the elections. Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. Transmits report of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire, containing an account of the Committee's activities from 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 2008.
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UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) S/PRST/2008/42 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PV.6014 (7 Nov. 2008). Security Council, at the 6014th meeting, 7 Nov. 2008, in At the 6014th meeting, the President made a connection with the Council's consideration of the item statement on behalf of Council members, in connection entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire"] / by the President with prior consultations among Council members on the of the Security Council. item entitled "The situation in Côte d'Ivoire": Takes note that the peace process has crossed a S/PRST/2008/42. critical milestone with the launching of the identification S/PV.6043 (15 Dec. 2008). and registration of voters operations on 15 September 2008; notes that the delays occurred since the launch of Resolutions the identification and voter registration processes on 15 S/RES/1795(2008) [Renewal of the mandates of the UN September 2008 have proven greater than expected; Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French urges the Ivorian parties to take immediately and as a forces which support it]. priority the concrete steps necessary to complete the Decides to renew the mandates of the UN Operation identification and registration of voters operations in a in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which credible and transparent manner before the end of support it, as determined in resolution 1739 (2007), until January 2009; recalls that, pursuant to resolutions 1572 30 July 2008, in order to support the organization in Côte (2004) and 1842 (2008), any threat to the electoral d'Ivoire of free, open, fair and transparent elections within process in Côte d'Ivoire shall constitute a threat to the the time frame set out in the Ouagadougou political peace and national reconciliation process and it reaffirms Agreement and the Supplementary Agreements of 28 Nov. its determination to impose targeted measures against any 2007; requests UNOCI, within its existing resources and person designated by its Sanctions Committee concerning mandate, to support the full implementation of the Côte d'Ivoire to be responsible for these threats. Ouagadougou political Agreement and of Supplementary Participation by non-Council members (without Agreement number 3; gives its full support to the efforts of the right to vote) the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Côte d'Ivoire and recalls that he shall certify that all stages S/PV.5820 (15 Jan. 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. of the electoral process provide all the necessary S/PV.5880 (29 Apr. 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. guarantees for the holding of open, free, fair and transparent presidential and legislative elections in S/PV.5945 (29 July 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. accordance with international standards; requests the S/PV.6001 (27 Oct. 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. Secretary-General to continue to take the necessary measures to ensure full compliance in UNOCI with UN S/PV.6004 (29 Oct. 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. zero-tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuses. S/PV.6014 (7 Nov. 2008) Côte d'Ivoire. (Adopted unanimously, 5820th meeting, 15 Jan. 2008) Discussion in plenary S/PV.5819 (14 Jan. 2008). S/PV.5820 (15 Jan. 2008). At the 5820th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/15 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1795 (2008). S/PV.5880 (29 Apr. 2008). At the 5880th 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/2008/11. S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008). S/PV.5943 (24 July 2008). S/PV.5945 (29 July 2008). At the 5945th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/486 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1826 (2008). S/PV.6001 (27 Oct. 2008). S/PV.6004 (29 Oct. 2008). At the 6004th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/672 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1842 (2008).
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UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE S/RES/1826(2008) [Renewal of the mandates of the UN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French See also: DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO forces which support it]. SITUATION Decides to renew the mandates of the UN Operation Reports in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it, as determined in resolution 1739 (2007), until S/2008/218 Twenty-fifth report of the Secretary-General 31 Jan. 2009, in particular to support the organization in on the United Nations Organization Mission in the Côte d'Ivoire of free, open, fair and transparent elections; Democratic Republic of the Congo. requests UNOCI, within its existing resources and Issued: 2 Apr. 2008. mandate, to support the full implementation of the S/2008/433 Twenty-sixth report of the Secretary-General Ouagadougou political Agreement and its Supplementary on the United Nations Organization Mission in the Agreements, and in particular to contribute to bringing the Democratic Republic of the Congo. security needed by the peace process and by the electoral Issued: 3 July 2008. process and to provide logistical support to the Independent Electoral Commission for the preparation and S/2008/728 Fourth special report of the Secretary-General the holding of the elections; urges the political parties to on the United Nations Organization Mission in the comply fully with the Code of Good Conduct for elections Democratic Republic of the Congo. which they signed under the auspices of the Secretary- Issued: 21 Nov. 2008. General, and in particular urges the Ivorian authorities to S/2008/728/Add.1 Fourth special report of the Secretary- allow equitable access to public media; requests the General on the United Nations Organization Mission in Secretary-General to continue to take the necessary the Democratic Republic of the Congo : addendum. measures to ensure full compliance in UNOCI with the Issued: 2 Dec. 2008. United Nations zero-tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuses and to keep the Council informed, and urges S/2008/773 Letter, 10 Dec. 2008, from the Chairman of troop-contributing countries to take appropriate preventive the Security Council Committee established pursuant to action including predeployment awareness training, and resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic other action to ensure full accountability in cases of such Republic of the Congo. Transmits final report of the conduct involving their personnel. (Adopted unanimously, Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the 5945th meeting, 29 July 2008) Congo in accordance with para. 18 (d) of resolution 1807 (2008). S/RES/1842(2008) [Extension of measures imposed by Security Council resolutions 1572 (2004) and 1643 General documents (2005) on sanctions against Côte d'Ivoire and on S/2008/180 Letter, 14 Mar. 2008, from Rwanda. extension of the mandate of the UN Group of Experts]. Welcomes the expressed determination of the Security Decides to renew until 31 Oct. 2009 the measures Council to end the threat posed by armed groups to the on arms and the financial and travel measures imposed by security and sovereignty of the Republic of Rwanda, the paras 7 to 12 of the resolution 1572 (2004) and the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the entire Great measures preventing the importation by any State of all Lakes region; reiterates its welcome and encouragement rough diamonds from Côte d'Ivoire imposed by resolution to all members of the Rwandan armed groups who wish 1643 (2005); decides to review the measures in light of the to repatriate, and calls on the Government of the progress achieved in the implementation of the peace Democratic Republic of Congo and the UN Organization process and of the progress of the electoral process, as Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo to help referred to in resolution 1826 (2008); decides that any them do so safely and expeditiously. threat to the electoral process in Côte d'Ivoire shall constitute a threat to the peace and national reconciliation S/2008/591 Letter, 5 Sept. 2008,from the Secretary- process; decides that any serious obstacle to the freedom General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to of movement of United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire appoint General Vicente Diaz de Villegas (Spain) as (UNOCI) and of the French forces or any attack or Force Commander of the UN Organization mission in the obstruction of the action of UNOCI shall constitute a threat Democratic Republic of the Congo replacing General to the peace and national reconciliation process; decides Babacar Gaye (Senegal). to extend the mandate of the Group of Experts until 31 Oct. 2009 and requests the Secretary-General to take the S/2008/592 Letter, 3 Sept. 2008, from the President of the necessary administrative measures; decides to remain Security Council. Reports that the intention of the actively seized of the matter. (Adopted unanimously, Secretary-General to appoint General Vicente Diaz de 6004th meeting, 29 Oct. 2008) Villegas (Spain) as Force commander of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in his letter (S/2008/591) ahs been brought to the attention of the members of the Security Council and that members of the Council have taken note of the intention expressed in the letter.
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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/2008/652 Letter, 15 Oct. 2008, from Rwanda. Requests S/2008/800 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate the Security Council to condemn the alleged of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic collaboration of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] / Belgium, France and Republic of the Congo (FARDC) with Ex- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. FAR/Interahamwe/forces démocratiques de libération du S/2008/801 Draft resolution [on renewal of measures on Rwanda (FDLR); requests that MONUC stop its support arms embargo against all non-governmental entities and to FARDC until there is a verified end to FARDC/FDLR individuals operating in the Democratic Republic of the co-location and collaboration. Congo] / Belgium and France. S/2008/681 Letter, 31 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- Statements by the President of the Security General. Reports the Secretary-General's intention to reappoint Lieutenant General Babacar Gaye (Senegal) Council as Interim Force Commander of the UN Mission in the S/PRST/2008/2 Statement [made on behalf of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC) for a Security Council, at the 5828th meeting, 30 Jan. 2008, in period of up to 6 months to replace Lieutenant General connection with the Council's consideration of the item Vicente Diaz de Villegas who has reassigned for entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic personal reasons. Republic of the Congo"] / by the President of the S/2008/682 Letter, 31 Oct. 2008, from the President of the Security Council. Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter Congratulates President Kabila and the Government dated 31 Oct. 2008 (S/2008/681) and reports that of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; urges all the members of the Security Council have taken note of his parties to the agreements to respect the ceasefire and to intention to appoint Lieutenant General Babacar Gaye implement the other commitments they have undertaken (Senegal) as Interim Force Commander of the UN effectively and in good faith; reiterates the importance of Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo the commitments undertaken by the Government of the (MONUC). Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Government of the Republic of Rwanda in their joint communiqué on a S/2008/703 Letter, 31 Oct. 2008, from the Secretary- common approach to end the threat posed by illegal General. Transmits explanatory note dated 31 Oct. 2008 armed groups in the eastern part of the Democratic by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations Republic of the Congo to peace and stability in both regarding the additional requirements for the UN countries and the Great Lakes region, signed in Nairobi on Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the 9 Nov. 2007. Congo. S/2008/791 Letter, 15 Dec. 2008, from Rwanda. Refers to the report of the Group of Experts to the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1533 (2004) (S/2008/773) and submits the Governments response. Draft resolutions S/2008/50 Draft resolution [authorizing the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC) to assist the Congolese authorities in the organization, preparation and conduct of local elections]. S/2008/213 Draft resolution [on renewal of measures on arms embargo against all non-governmental entities and individuals operating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo] / Belgium, Costa Rica, Croatia, France, Italy, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. S/2008/716 Draft resolution [authorizing a temporary increase in the authorized military and formed police strength of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] / Belgium, Costa Rica, France, Italy, South Africa, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America.
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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/PRST/2008/38 Statement [made on behalf of the S/PRST/2008/40 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 5998th meeting, 21 Oct. 2008, in Security Council, at the 6006th meeting, 29 Oct. 2008, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic Republic of the Congo"] / by the President of the Republic of the Congo"] / by the President of the Security Council. Security Council. Expresses its grave concern at the resurgence of Condemns the recent CNDP offensive in the eastern violence in the eastern provinces of the Democratic region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Republic of the Congo and its potential regional demands that it bring its operations to an end; expresses implications; expresses its deep concern over continued its grave concern about the dramatic humanitarian threats to the safety of the civilian population and to the consequences of the recent fighting; urges all parties to conduct of humanitarian operations; strongly condemns respect fully their obligations under international law to the continuing recruitment and use of children by armed protect civilians, to ensure access to the population in groups as well as the continued prevalence of sexual and need and to guarantee the safety and security of gender based violence in the eastern region of the humanitarian personnel; affirms that any attack against the Democratic Republic of the Congo; urges all parties to civilian population, including at major population centers, is comply fully with their obligations under international law; totally unacceptable; urges all the signatories to the Goma reiterates its strong support to the UN Organization and Nairobi processes to implement their commitments Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo effectively and in good faith; calls on the authorities of the (MONUC) in helping restore peace in the Kivus and Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda to take encourages MONUC to reinforce its action to ensure the concrete steps to defuse tensions and to restore stability in protection of civilians; urges the Government of the the region; strongly supports the efforts of the Secretary Democratic Republic of the Congo to take effective steps General to facilitate the dialogue between the leaders of to ensure that there is no cooperation between elements of the two countries and encourages him to send a special the FARDC and the FDLR; urges the Government of the envoy tasked with this mission as soon as possible; urges Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Government of the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo the Republic of Rwanda to urgently engage in efforts to to take effective steps to ensure that there is no settle their differences; strongly condemns the recent cooperation between elements of the FARDC and the attacks by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), including the FDLR; expresses its full support for MONUC and abduction by the LRA of 159 schoolchildren in villages in condemns all attacks, regardless of their perpetrators, the Oriental Province. launched against MONUC in the past days; calls on MONUC to continue to implement fully its mandate, in all its aspects, in particular by robust actions to protect civilians at risk and to deter any attempt to threaten the political process by any armed group. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.5828 (30 Jan. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Congo. S/PV.5861 (31 Mar. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Congo. S/PV.5998 (21 Oct. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Congo. S/PV.6006 (29 Oct. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Congo. S/PV.6018 (20 Nov. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Congo. S/PV.6024 (26 Nov. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda. S/PV.6055 (22 Dec. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda. S/PV.6056 (22 Dec. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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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) Discussion in plenary S/RES/1807(2008) [Renewal of measures on arms embargo against all non-governmental entities and S/PV.5828 (30 Jan. 2008). individuals operating in the Democratic Republic of the At the 5828th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/50 Congo]. was adopted unanimously: resolution 1797 (2008); at the Decides, for a further period ending on 31 Dec. same meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf 2008, that all States shall take the necessary measures to of the Council members, in connection with prior prevent the direct or indirect supply, sale or transfer, from consultations among Council members on the item entitled their territories or by their nationals, or using their flag "The situation concerning the Democratic Republic of the vessels or aircraft, of arms and any related materiel, and Congo": S/PRST/2008/2. the provision of any assistance, advice or training related S/PV.5861 (31 Mar. 2008). to military activities, including financing and financial At the 5861st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/213 assistance, to all non-governmental entities and individuals was adopted unanimously: resolution 1807 (2008). operating in the territory of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; decides that all States shall notify in advance to S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008). the Committee any shipment of arms and related material S/PV.5998 (21 Oct. 2008). for the Democratic Republic of the Congo, or any provision At the 5998th meeting, the President made a of assistance, advice or training related to military activities statement on behalf of Council members, in connection in the Democratic Republic of the Congo; decides that all with prior consultations among Council members on the States shall immediately freeze the funds, other financial item entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic assets and economic resources which are on their Republic of the Congo": S/PRST/2008/38. territories, which are owned or controlled, directly or indirectly, by persons or entities designated by the S/PV.6006 (29 Oct. 2008). Committee; requests the Secretary-General to extend, for At the 6006th meeting, the President made a a period expiring on 31 Dec. 2008, the Group of Experts statement on behalf of Council members, in connection established pursuant to resolution 1771; requests MONUC with prior consultations among Council members on the and the Group of Experts to continue to focus their item entitled "The situation concerning the Democratic monitoring activities in North and South Kivu and in Ituri. Republic of the Congo": S/PRST/2008/40. (Adopted unanimously, 5861st meeting, 31 Mar. 2008) S/PV.6018 (20 Nov. 2008). S/RES/1843(2008) [Authorization of the temporary At the 6018th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/716 increase in the authorized military and formed police was adopted unanimously : resolution 1843 (2008). strength of the UN Organization Mission in the S/PV.6023 (26 Nov. 2008). Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)]. Decides to authorize a temporary increase of S/PV.6024 (26 Nov. 2008). MONUC's authorized military strength by up to 2,785 S/PV.6055 (22 Dec. 2008). military personnel, and the strength of its formed police At the 6055th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/800 unit by up to 300 personnel; authorizes the immediate was adopted unanimously: resolution 1856 (2008). deployment of those additional capacities until 31Dec. 2008 and expresses its intention to extend this S/PV.6056 (22 Dec. 2008). authorization on the occasion of MONUC's mandate At the 6056th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/801 renewal; stresses that this temporary increase in was adopted unanimously: resolution 1857 (2008). personnel aims at enabling MONUC to reinforce its Resolutions capacity to protect civilians, to reconfigure its structure and forces and to optimize their deployment; underscores the S/RES/1797(2008) [Authorization of the UN Organization importance of MONUC implementing its mandate in full, Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo including through robust rules of engagement; emphasizes (MONUC) to assist the Congolese authorities in the that MONUC will be reviewed in view of the recent organization, preparation and conduct of local elections]. developments by 31 Dec. 2008. (Adopted unanimously, Authorizes the UN Organization Mission in the 6018th meeting, 20 Nov. 2008) Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC), in close coordination with international partners and the United Nations Country Team, to provide assistance to the Congolese authorities, including the National Independent Electoral Commission, in the organization, preparation and conduct of local elections, as recommended in the letters of the Secretary-General dated 11Oct. and 30 Nov. 2007. (Adopted unanimously, 5828th meeting, 30 Jan. 2008)
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UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO See also: CYPRUS QUESTION (continued) Reports S/RES/1856(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN S/2008/353 Report of the Secretary-General on the Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the United Nations Operation in Cyprus. Congo (MONUC)]. Issued: 2 June 2008. Decides to extend the deployment of MONUC until 31 Dec. 2009 and authorizes the continuation until that S/2008/744 Report of the Secretary-General on the date of up to 19,815 military personnel, 760 military United Nations Operation in Cyprus. observers, 391 police personnel and 1,050 personnel of Issued: 28 Nov. 2008. formed police units; requests MONUC to attach the highest General documents priority to addressing the crisis in the Kivus; decides that MONUC shall, have the mandate working in close S/2008/244 Letter, 9 Apr. 2008, from the Secretary- cooperation with the Government of the Democratic General. Refers to the UN Peacekeeping Force in Republic of the Congo; requests MONUC to strengthen its Cyprus and expresses his intention to appoint Tayé- efforts to prevent and respond to sexual violence; Brook Zerihoun (Ethiopia) as his Special Representative demands that all the parties to the Goma and Nairobi in Cyprus and head of UN Peacekeeping Force in processes respect the ceasefire; requests the Secretary- Cyprus (UNFICYP) to replace Michael M²ller (Denmark) General and his Special Envoy for the Great Lakes region who completed his assignment on 31 Mar. 2008. to intensify their good offices; requests the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to develop and S/2008/245 Letter, 14 Apr. 2008, from the President of the implement as a matter of urgency a comprehensive Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter national security sector reform strategy; recalls the utmost dated 9 Apr. 2008 (S/2008/244) and reports that importance of the fight against impunity. (Adopted members of the Council have taken note of the intention unanimously, 6055th meeting, 22 Dec. 2008) to appoint Tayé-Brook Zerihoun (Ethiopia) as his Special Representative in Cyprus and head of the UN S/RES/1857(2008) [Renewal of measures on arms Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus. embargo against all non-governmental entities and individuals operating in the Democratic Republic of the S/2008/246 Letter, 9 Apr. 2008, from the Secretary- Congo]. General. Refers to the UN Peacekeeping Force in Decides to renew until 30 Nov. 2009 the measures Cyprus and expresses his intention to appoint Rear on arms, transport, finance and travel imposed by para. 1 Admiral Mario Sánchez Debernardi (Peru) to the post of of resolution 1807 (2008); decides to renew, for the period Force Commander of the UN Peacekeeping Force in specified in para. 1 above, the measures on transport Cyprus to replace Major General Rafael Barni imposed by paras. 6 and 8 of resolution 1807 and reaffirms (Argentina) who completed his assignment on 31 Mar. the provisions of para. 7 of that resolution; decides to 2008. renew, for the period specified in para. 1 the financial and S/2008/247 Letter, 14 Apr. 2008, from the President of the travel measures imposed by paras. 9 and 11 of that Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter resolution; requests the Secretary-General to extend, for a dated 9 Apr. 2008 (S/2008/246) and reports that period expiring on 30 Nov. 2009, the Group of Experts members of the Council have taken note of the intention established pursuant to resolution 1771 (2007); requests to appoint Rear Admiral Mario Sánchez Debernardi the Group of Experts to continue to focus its activities in (Peru) as the Force Commander of the UN North and South Kivu and in Ituri; decides that, when Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus. appropriate and no later than 30 Nov. 2009, it shall review the measures set forth in this resolution, with a view to S/2008/456 Letter, 10 July 2008, from the Secretary- adjusting them, as appropriate, in the light of consolidation General. Refers to his mission of good offices and the of the security situation in the Democratic Republic of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus and expresses his Congo, in particular progress in security sector reform intention to appoint Alexander Downer (Australia) as his including the integration of the armed forces and the Special Adviser on Cyprus as from 14 July 2008, with the reform of the national police, and in disarming, rank of Under-Secretary-General. demobilizing, repatriating, resettling and reintegrating, as S/2008/457 Letter, 14 July 2008, from the President of the appropriate, Congolese and foreign armed groups. Security Council. Refers to Secretary-General's letter (Adopted unanimously, 6056th meeting, 22 Dec. 2008) dated 10 July 2008 (S/2008/456) and reports that members of the Council have taken note of the intention UN PEACE-BUILDING SUPPORT OFFICE IN THE to appoint Alexander Downer (Australia) as his Special CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Adviser on Cyprus. See: CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Draft resolutions S/2008/384 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)].
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UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS (continued) (continued) S/2008/779 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate Resolutions of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] / S/RES/1818(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN China, France, Russian Federation, United Kingdom of Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of Welcomes the analysis of developments on the America. ground over the last six months in the Secretary-General's Statements by the President of the Security report; urges the parties to build on the present momentum Council and continue their efforts to identify to the greatest possible extent areas of convergence and disagreement, S/PRST/2008/9 Statement [made on behalf of the while preparing options where feasible on the more Security Council, at the 5869th meeting, 17 Apr. 2008, in sensitive elements, and to work to ensure that fully fledged connection with the Council's consideration of the item negotiations can begin expeditiously and smoothly, in line entitled "The situation in Cyprus"] / by the President of with the agreement of 21 Mar. and the Joint Statement of the Security Council. 23 May; expresses its full support for UNFICYP and Welcomes the agreement reached on 21 Mar. 2008 decides to extend its mandate for a further period ending by the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders and 15 Dec. 2008; calls on the Turkish Cypriot side and Turkish commends them for the political leadership they have forces to restore in Strovilia the military status quo which shown; looks forward to the results of this preparatory existed there prior to 30 June 2000; requests the process within the 3-month timeline agreed by the 2 Secretary-General to submit a report on implementation of leaders; welcomes the opening of the Ledra Street this resolution by 1 Dec. 2008 and to keep the Security crossing, as an indication of political will to tackle issues Council updated on events as necessary. (Adopted that have obstructed progress, and an important signal unanimously, 5911th meeting, 13 June 2008) that both sides seek to improve the lives of all Cypriots; reaffirms its commitment to the reunification of Cyprus S/RES/1847(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN based on a bicommunal, bizonal federation and political Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)]. equality; welcomes the appointment of Tayé-Brook Welcomes also the launch of fully fledged Zerihoun as the Secretary-General's new Special negotiations on 3 Sept. 2008, and the prospect of a Representative to Cyprus. comprehensive and durable settlement that this has created; welcomes the announcement on confidence- Participation by non-Council members (without building measures and the cancellation of military the right to vote) exercises; reaffirms all its relevant resolutions on Cyprus; S/PV.6038 (12 Dec. 2008) China, France, Russian expresses its full support for UN Peacekeeping Force in Federation, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Cyprus (UNFICYP) and decides to extend its mandate for Northern Ireland and United States. a further period ending 15 June 2009; calls on the Turkish Cypriot side and Turkish forces to restore in Strovilia the Discussion in plenary military status quo which existed there prior to 30 June S/PV.5869 (17 Apr. 2008). 2000; welcomes the efforts being undertaken by UNFICYP At the 5869th meeting, the President made a to implement the Secretary-General's zero tolerance policy statement on behalf of Council members, in connection on sexual exploitation and abuse. (Adopted unanimously, with prior consultations among Council members on the 6038th meeting, 12 Dec. 2008) item entitled "The situation in Cyprus": S/PRST/2008/9. UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.5906 (9 June 2008). See also: NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5911 (13 June 2008). Reports At the 5911th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/384 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1818 (2008). S/2008/5 Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in support of its S/PV.6032 (5 Dec. 2008). peace process. S/PV.6038 (12 Dec. 2008). Issued: 3 Jan. 2008. At the 6038th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/779 S/2008/313 Report of the Secretary-General on the was adopted unanimously : resolution 1847 (2008). request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in support of its peace process. Issued: 12 May 2008. S/2008/454 Report of the Secretary-General on the request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in support of its peace process. Issued: 10 July 2008.
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UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL (continued) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL (continued) S/2008/670 Report of the Secretary-General on the S/RES/1825(2008) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN request of Nepal for United Nations assistance in Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. support of its peace process. Decides in line with the request from the Issued: 24 Oct. 2008. Government of Nepal and the Secretary-General's General documents recommendations, to renew the mandate of UNMIN; concurs with the Secretary-General's view that the current S/2008/476 Letter, 22 July 2008, from the Secretary- monitoring arrangements should not be necessary for a General. Transmits letter dated 8 July 2008 from Nepal substantial further period and expects to see them requesting an extension of the mandate of the UN concluded within the period of this mandate; endorses the Mission in Nepal for an additional 6 months from the Secretary-General's recommendations for a phased, date of the expiration of its current mandate on 23 July gradual, drawdown and withdrawal of UNMIN staff, 2008. including arms monitors; requests the parties in Nepal to take the necessary steps to promote the safety, security S/2008/837 Letter, 30 Dec. 2008, from the Secretary- and freedom of movement of UNMIN and associated General. Transmits letter dated 12 Dec. 2008 from Nepal personnel in executing the tasks defined in the mandate. requesting an extension of the mandate of the UN (Adopted unanimously, 5941st meeting, 23 July 2008) Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) by 6 months, from 23 Jan. 2009. UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Draft resolutions See also: HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/2008/34 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of Reports the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. S/2008/202 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. S/2008/472 Draft resolution [on renewal of the mandate of Issued: 26 Mar. 2008. the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. S/2008/586 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti. Participation by non-Council members (without Issued: 27 Aug. 2008. the right to vote) General documents S/PV.5825 (23 Jan. 2008) Nepal. S/2008/640 Letter, 2 Sept. 2008, from Uruguay. Transmits S/PV.5938 (18 July 2008) India, Japan and Nepal. joint communiqué of the Meeting of Deputy Ministers for S/PV.5941 (23 July 2008) Nepal. Foreign Affairs and Deputy Ministers of Defence of the 2 x 9 Mechanism on Haiti, held in Montevideo, 29 Aug. S/PV.6013 (7 Nov. 2008) Nepal. 2008. Discussion in plenary Draft resolutions S/PV.5825 (23 Jan. 2008). S/2008/642 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate At the 5825th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/34 of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] / was adopted unanimously: resolution 1796 (2008). Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, Ecuador, France, Guatemala, Italy, Mexico, S/PV.5938 (18 July 2008). Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, United States of S/PV.5941 (23 July 2008). America and Uruguay. At the 5941st meeting, draft resolution S/2008/472 Participation by non-Council members (without was adopted unanimously: resolution 1825 (2008). the right to vote) S/PV.6013 (7 Nov. 2008). S/PV.5862 (8 Apr. 2008) Haiti. Resolutions S/PV.5990 (8 Oct. 2008) Haiti. S/RES/1796(2008) [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)]. S/PV.5993 (14 Oct. 2008) Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Decides to renew the mandate of the UN Mission in Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Mexico, Paraguay, Nepal (UNMIN) until 23 July 2008; expresses full support Peru, Spain and Uruguay. for the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and calls upon Discussion in plenary all parties to maintain momentum in implementation of the Agreement; encourages all parties to take full advantage of S/PV.5862 (8 Apr. 2008). the expertise and readiness of UNMIN; requests the S/PV.5989 (8 Oct. 2008). Secretary-General to keep the Council regularly informed of progress towards the implementation of this resolution; S/PV.5990 (8 Oct. 2008). requests the parties in Nepal to promote the safety, S/PV.5993 (14 Oct. 2008). security and freedom of movement of UNMIN and At the 5993rd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/642 associated personnel. (Adopted unanimously, 5825th was adopted unanimously: resolution 1840 (2008). meeting, 23 Jan. 2008) - 150 - SECURITY COUNCIL – 63RD YEAR – 2008 INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS – SUBJECT INDEX
UNITED STATES–IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI (continued) See: IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED STATES Resolutions UNMEE S/RES/1840(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)]. See: UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA Decides to extend the mandate of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) until 15 Oct. UNMIK 2009, with the intention of further renewal; decides, See: UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN therefore, that MINUSTAH will continue to consist of a KOSOVO military component of up to 7,060 troops of all ranks and of a police component of a total of 2,091 police; requests UNMIL MINUSTAH to provide technical expertise in support of the See: UN MISSION IN LIBERIA efforts of the Government to pursue an integrated border management approach, with emphasis on state capacity- UNMIN building, and underlines the need for coordinated international support for Government efforts in this area; See: UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL requests the United Nations country team, and calls upon all actors, to complement security and development UNMIS operations undertaken by the Government of Haiti with the See: UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN support of MINUSTAH; condemns any attack against personnel or facilities from MINUSTAH and demands that UNMIT no acts of intimidation or violence be directed against the See: UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE United Nations and associated personnel or facilities or other actors engaged in humanitarian, development or UNOCI peacekeeping work; requests MINUSTAH to continue to pursue its community violence reduction approach; See: UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE strongly condemns the grave violations against children affected by armed violence, as well as widespread rape UNOMIG and other sexual abuse of girls. (Adopted unanimously, See: UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA 5993rd meeting, 14 Oct. 2008) WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION UNAMA See also: UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN See: UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN WESTERN SAHARA Reports UNAMI See: UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/2008/45 Report of the Secretary-General on the status and progress of the negotiations on Western Sahara. UNAMID Issued: 25 Jan. 2008. See: AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/2008/251 Report of the Secretary-General on the situation concerning Western Sahara. UNDOF Issued: 14 Apr. 2008. See: UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE General documents UNFICYP S/2008/221 Letter, 3 Apr. 2008, from Morocco. Refers to allegations by Algeria and POLISARIO of human rights See: UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS violations by Morocco against indigenous peoples of the Western Sahara region and provides clarifications on UNIFIL actions undertaken to advance human rights in the See: UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON Kingdom and in Western Sahara.
UNIOSIL S/2008/230 Letter, 3 Apr. 2008, from Morocco. Refers to the situation and living conditions of the people of See: UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Western Sahara in the Tindouf camps in Algeria and calls for the identification and census of the people living UNIPSIL in the camps by the UNHCR and WFP. See: UN INTEGRATED PEACEBUILDING OFFICE IN S/2008/241 Letter, 11 Apr. 2008, from South Africa. SIERRA LEONE Transmits letter from the representative of the Frente Polisario dated 10 Apr. 2008 expressing the its view UNITED ARAB EMIRATES–IRAN (ISLAMIC regarding the round of negotiations with Morocco REPUBLIC OF) concluded in Manhasset on 18 Mar. 2008 on the See: IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)–UNITED ARAB Western Sahara question. EMIRATES
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WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/2008/348 Letter, 27 May 2008, from Morocco. Reports S/2008/402 Letter, 16 June 2008, from the United that from 19 to 22 May 2008, the Frente Popular para la Kingdom. Transmits summary report of the Wilton Park Liberación de Saguía el Hamra y de Río de Oro conference on the theme "Women targeted or affected (POLISARIO), allegedly encouraged and supported by by armed conflict: what role for military peacekeepers?" Algeria, marshalled troops and held political organized by the UN Development Fund for Women, UN demonstrations in the Tifariti zone east of the Berm in Action Against Sexual Violence in Conflict and the breach of the authority of the Security Council and in a Department of Peacekeeping Operations with the premeditated effort to obstruct the negotiation process. assistance of the Governments of Canada and the Draft resolutions United Kingdom. S/2008/655 Letter, 15 Oct. 2008, from China. Transmits S/2008/284 Draft resolution [on extension of the mandate concept paper for the Security Council meeting on of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western "Women and peace and security", to be held on 29 Oct. Sahara (MINURSO)] / France, Russian Federation, 2008. Spain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America. Draft resolutions Participation by non-Council members (without S/2008/403 Draft resolution [on acts of sexual violence the right to vote) against civilians in armed conflicts] / Armenia, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Canada, Chile, S/PV.5884 (30 Apr. 2008) Spain. Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Discussion in plenary Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, S/PV.5870 (21 Apr. 2008). Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Latvia, S/PV.5884 (30 Apr. 2008). Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, At the 5884th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/284 Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Panama, was adopted unanimously: resolution 1813 (2008). Poland, Portugal, Republic of Korea, Romania, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Resolutions Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom of Great Britain S/RES/1813(2008) [Extension of the mandate of the UN and Northern Ireland, United Republic of Tanzania and Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara United States of America. (MINURSO)]. Statements by the President of the Security Reaffirms the need for full respect of the military Council agreements reached with MINURSO with regard to the ceasefire; calls upon the parties to continue negotiations S/PRST/2008/39 Statement [made on behalf of the under the auspices of the Secretary-General; requests the Security Council, at the 6005th meeting, 29 Oct. 2008, in Secretary-General to keep the Security Council informed connection with the Council's consideration of the item on a regular basis on the status and progress of these entitled "Women and peace and security"] / by the negotiations under his auspices; urges Member States to President of the Security Council. provide voluntary contributions to fund Confidence Building Remains concerned about the under-representation Measures; decides to extend the mandate of MINURSO of women at all stages of a peace process and in until 30 Apr. 2009; requests the Secretary-General to peacebuilding; urges Member States, international, continue to take the necessary measures to ensure full regional and sub-regional organisations to take measures compliance in MINURSO with the UN zero tolerance policy to increase the participation of women in conflict on sexual exploitation and abuse. (Adopted unanimously, prevention, conflict resolution and peacebuilding and to 5884th meeting, 30 Apr. 2008) strengthen the role of women as decision-makers in these areas; condemns all violations of international law WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS committed against women and girls during and after armed See also: CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS conflicts; urges the complete cessation by all parties of such acts with immediate effect, and also urges Member CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS States to bring to justice those responsible for crimes of Reports this nature. S/2008/622 Women and peace and security : report of the Secretary-General. Issued: 25 Sept. 2008. General documents S/2008/364 Letter, 4 June 2008, from the United States. Transmits concept paper for the Security Council debate on "women and peace and security: sexual violence in situations of armed conflict", to be held on 19 June 2008.
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WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) Participation by non-Council members (without Resolutions the right to vote) S/RES/1820(2008) [Acts of sexual violence against S/PV.5916 (19 June 2008) Afghanistan, Argentina, civilians in armed conflicts]. Armenia, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Benin, Bosnia Demands the immediate and complete cessation by and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, all parties to armed conflict of all acts of sexual violence Colombia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Demark, Democratic against civilians with immediate effect; stresses the need Republic of the Congo, Ecuador, El Salvador, Estonia, for the exclusion of sexual violence crimes from amnesty Finland, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, provisions in the context of conflict resolution processes; Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Jamaica, Japan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, affirms its intention to take into consideration the Liberia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, appropriateness of targeted and graduated measures Mexico, Myanmar, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, against parties to situations of armed conflict who commit Norway, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Republic of rape and other forms of sexual violence against women Korea, Romania, Rwanda, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and girls in situations of armed conflict; requests the Sweden, Switzerland, Tonga, Tunisia and the United Secretary-General to continue and strengthen efforts to Republic of Tanzania. implement the policy of zero tolerance of sexual List of countries requesting invitation to participate in exploitation and abuse in UN peacekeeping operations the discussion corrected by S/PV.5916/Corr.1. and urges troop and police contributing countries to take appropriate preventative action; stresses the important role S/PV.5916(Resumption 1) (19 June 2008) Mauritania the Peacebuilding Commission can play by including in its and San Marino. advice and recommendations for post-conflict S/PV.5916/Corr.1 (19 June 2008). peacebuilding strategies ways to address sexual violence Corrects list of countries requesting invitation to committed during and in the aftermath of armed conflict; participate in the discussion. also requests the Secretary-General to submit a report to the Council by 30 June 2009 on the implementation of this S/PV.6005 (29 Oct. 2008) Afghanistan, Argentina, resolution. (Adopted unanimously, 5916th meeting, 19 Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Belarus, Canada, Chile, June 2008) Colombia, Congo, Finland, Germany, Ghana, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Liechtenstein, Mexico, Morocco, Myanmar, Norway, the Philippines, Portugal, the Republic of Korea, Rwanda, General documents Swaziland, Sweden, Switzerland, Uganda and the S/2008/407 Letter, 18 June 2008, from Belgium. Requests United Arab Emirates. that a senior official of the Secretariat brief Member S/PV.6005(Resumption 1) (29 Oct. 2008) Denmark and States on the Situation in Zimbabwe. Tonga. S/2008/452 Letter, 10 July 2008, from the African Union. Discussion in plenary Transmits resolution (Assembly/AU/Res.1(XI) concerning the situation in Zimbabwe adopted by the S/PV.5916 (19 June 2008). Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the List of countries requesting invitation to participate in African Union during its 11th ordinary session, held in the discussion corrected by S/PV.5916/Corr.1. Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, 30 June-1 July 2008. S/PV.5916(Resumption 1) (19 June 2008). Draft resolutions At the 5916th meeting, draft resolution S/2008/403 was adopted unanimously: resolution 1820 (2008). S/2008/447 Draft resolution [on the direct or indirect supply, sale or transfer of arms and related material to S/PV.5916/Corr.1 (19 June 2008). Zimbabwe]. Corrects list of countries requesting invitation to The draft resolution was not adopted due to the participate in the discussion. negative vote of permanent members of the Council S/PV.6005 (29 Oct. 2008). (China and the Russian Federation). S/PV.6005(Resumption 1) (29 Oct. 2008). At the 6005th meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the item entitled "Women and peace and security" S/PRST/2008/39.
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ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) Statements by the President of the Security Council S/PRST/2008/23 Statement [made on behalf of the Security Council, at the 5921st meeting, 23 June 2008, in connection with the Council's consideration of the item entitled "Peace and security in Africa"] / by the President of the Security Council. Condemns the campaign of violence against the political opposition ahead of the 2nd round of the presidential elections scheduled for 27 June and the actions of the Government of Zimbabwe that have denied its political opponents the right to campaign freely; notes that the results of the 29 Mar. 2008 elections must be respected; calls on the Zimbabwean to cooperate fully with all efforts aimed at finding a peaceful way forward through dialogue between the parties and the Government to allow humanitarian organizations to resume their services; the Council will continue to monitor the situation and requests the Secretary-General to report on ongoing regional and international efforts to resolve the crisis. Participation by non-Council members (without the right to vote) S/PV.5919 (23 June 2008) Zimbabwe. S/PV.5921 (23 June 2008) Zimbabwe. S/PV.5933 (15 July 2008) Angola, Australia, Canada, Liberia, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Sierra Leone, the United Republic of Tanzania and Zimbabwe. Discussion in plenary S/PV.5919 (23 June 2008). S/PV.5921 (23 June 2008). At the 5921st meeting, the President made a statement, on behalf of the Council members, in connection with prior consultations among Council members on the "Peace and security in Africa": S/PRST/2008/23. S/PV.5933 (15 July 2008). At the 5933rd meeting, draft resolution S/2008/447 was not adopted (9-5-1) due to the negative vote of permanent members of the Council (China and Russian Federation).
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African Union-United Nations Special Afghanistan Representative for Darfur AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Spanta, Rangin Dadfar – S/PV.5930 Adada, Rodolphe – S/PV.5872 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Adada, Rodolphe – S/PV.5872 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Albania CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Neritani, Adrian – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6034 TERRORISM PEACEBUILDING Neritani, Adrian – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) TERRORISM Algeria Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6034 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Ouyahia, Ahmed – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Spanta, Rangin Dadfar – S/PV.5930 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5851 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6017(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6034 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Ouyahia, Ahmed – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) TERRORISM African Union Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6034 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Angola Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.5832 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – Miranda, Joao Bernardo de – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Mungwa, Alice – S/PV.5924 Miranda, Joao Bernardo de – SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.5837; ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6020 Antonio, Tete – S/PV.5933 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.5832 Argentina UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.5832 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5898 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6017(Resumption1); Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.5933 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION African Union. Commission. Chairperson Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION Konaré, Alpha Oumar – S/PV.5868 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN PEACEBUILDING Konaré, Alpha Oumar – S/PV.5868 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5881 Security TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION TERRORISM Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.5942; S/PV.6046 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5855; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK African Union. Special Envoy for the Inter- García Moritán, Martin – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sudanese Peace Talks on the Conflict in Darfur Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Salim, Salim Ahmed – S/PV.5922 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Salim, Salim Ahmed – S/PV.5922
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Armenia Azerbaijan INTERNATIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Martirosyan, Armen – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) TERRORISM Australia Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 Bangladesh CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Islam, Tariq Ariful – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5936 Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING Windsor, David Anthony – S/PV.5898 Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.5895(Resumption1); S/PV.5997 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6034 Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Sorcar, Muhammad Ali – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Belarus PALESTINE QUESTION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Dapkiunas, Andrei – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Petkevich, Natalia – S/PV.6005 SMALL ARMS Lisson, Frances Mary – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Belgium TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TERRORISM Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5930 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6034 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5994 Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.6015 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5851 Lisson, Frances Mary – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Chevalier, Pierre – S/PV.5868 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.5958 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5843 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5832 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.5968 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5894 Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6033 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.5958 Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5980 Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5843 CHAD–SUDAN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6029 Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5916; CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5980 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Austria Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5936 Michel, Charles – S/PV.5834 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Pfanzelter, Gerhard – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5898 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SITUATION Pfanzelter, Gerhard – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 Pfanzelter, Gerhard – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY SMALL ARMS Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5982 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRORISM Belle, Olivier – S/PV.6041 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5839 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) GEORGIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5969 Pfanzelter, Gerhard – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5988
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Belgium (continued) Belgium (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5930 Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5979 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5994 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5851 Belle, Olivier – S/PV.6041 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Roelants de Stappers, William – S/PV.5904 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5843 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Belle, Olivier – S/PV.6041 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Roelants de Stappers, William – S/PV.5904 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC IRAQ SITUATION AND CHAD Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5980 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5823 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN KOSOVO (SERBIA) Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5905 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5832 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5839 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC MIDDLE EAST SITUATION REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Detaille, Christine – S/PV.6060 Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5983 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5938 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5859 Belle, Olivier – S/PV.6005 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Michel, Charles – S/PV.5916 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5938 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5933 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5848 PALESTINE QUESTION Benin Detaille, Christine – S/PV.6060 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 Ehouzou, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5983 Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5859 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Chastel, Olivier – S/PV.5895 S/PV.6017(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN PEACEBUILDING Chevalier, Pierre – S/PV.5868 Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Belle, Olivier – S/PV.6041 SMALL ARMS SMALL ARMS Ehouzou, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5881 Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5881 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 S/PV.5916(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5905; S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; Bolivia S/PV.6028 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5832 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Siles Alvarado, Hugo – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Detaille, Christine – S/PV.6060 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 Bosnia and Herzegovina Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5983 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6041 S/PV.5859 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6034 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6041 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION TERRORISM Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5843 Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6034 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5968 Prica, Milos – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5823
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Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council of Ministers. Burkina Faso (continued) Chairman BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6033 Spiriâc, Nikola – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5894 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Spiriâc, Nikola – S/PV.6033 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5915 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Spiriâc, Nikola – S/PV.5894 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5980 PEACEBUILDING CHAD–SUDAN Spiriâc, Nikola – S/PV.5895 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6029 CHAD SITUATION Botswana. Vice-President Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5980 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 Merafhe, Mompati – S/PV.5868 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5898 Merafhe, Mompati – S/PV.5868 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Brazil SITUATION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6055 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6000 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.5860 S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY GEORGIA SITUATION Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5953 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5952 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6049 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5988 PALESTINE QUESTION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6049 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 PEACEBUILDING INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Tarrago, Piragibe dos Santos – Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6041 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5904 SMALL ARMS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Tarrago, Piragibe dos Santos – S/PV.5881 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6041 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5904 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6049 IRAQ SITUATION TERRORISM Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5949 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da – S/PV.5958 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.5843 S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.5968 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da – S/PV.5958 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6049 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.5843 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5983 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5938 S/PV.5916(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5848; S/PV.5853 Burkina Faso PALESTINE QUESTION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5994 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6049 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5983 Bassolé, Djibrill – S/PV.5868 PEACEBUILDING AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5997 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5895 S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Bassolé, Djibrill – S/PV.5868
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Burkina Faso (continued) Burundi (continued) RWANDA SITUATION BURUNDI SITUATION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6041 Nsanze, Augustin – S/PV.5897; S/PV.5966; SMALL ARMS S/PV.6037 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5881 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN SOMALIA SITUATION Simvura, Bernadette – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6046 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6020 Canada SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; McNee, John – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 S/PV.5930 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.5905 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL McNee, John – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5936 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6049 McNee, John – S/PV.5898 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5983 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM McNee, John – S/PV.6017(Resumption1); Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6034 SMALL ARMS Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6015 Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION TERRORISM Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5843 McNee, John – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5968 Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; McNee, John – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 S/PV.5930 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5949 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5994 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Central African Republic Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5843 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944; Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.6025 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné – S/PV.5976 SAHARA Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6042 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5884 CHAD SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné – S/PV.5976 AND CHAD Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6042 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5980 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5832 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.5905 AND CHAD UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné – S/PV.5976 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6042 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6055 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Chad Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5938 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5884 CHAD–SUDAN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6029 Bassolé, Djibrill – S/PV.5916 CHAD SITUATION Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6005 Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5933 AND CHAD Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 Burundi AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Chile Simvura, Bernadette – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.5834(Resumption1)
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Chile (continued) China (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Fuentealba, Renan – S/PV.6017 He, Yafei – S/PV.6045 PEACEBUILDING Li, Junhua – S/PV.5827 Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Li, Kexin – S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 SMALL ARMS Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6060 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) La, Yifan – S/PV.5938 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION China Kang, Yong – S/PV.6036 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5973 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5848 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION Wang, Yi – S/PV.5868 He, Yafei – S/PV.6045 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Li, Junhua – S/PV.5827 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5922 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6028 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6060 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING La, Yifan – S/PV.6033 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5895 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5894 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.5997 CHAD–SUDAN REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN La, Yifan – S/PV.6029 Wang, Yi – S/PV.5868 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5834 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6041 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5936 SMALL ARMS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5881 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5898 SOMALIA SITUATION DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO He, Yafei – S/PV.6046 SITUATION La, Yifan – S/PV.5902 La, Yifan – S/PV.6024 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6026 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6055 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DISARMAMENT La, Yifan – S/PV.5905 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5973 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5922 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5924 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6028 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6000 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION He, Yafei – S/PV.6045 La, Yifan – S/PV.6033 Li, Junhua – S/PV.5827 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5944 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6041 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5839 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6060 GEORGIA SITUATION TERRORISM La, Yifan – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6034 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5979 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5843 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Chen, Peijie – S/PV.5904 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5968 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6041 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA La, Yifan – S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Chen, Peijie – S/PV.5904 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6041 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN IRAQ SITUATION Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 La, Yifan – S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5843 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO La, Yifan – S/PV.5917 La, Yifan – S/PV.5917 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5839 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN La, Yifan – S/PV.5905 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5832
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China (continued) Costa Rica UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC AFGHANISTAN SITUATION REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5851 La, Yifan – S/PV.6024 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5928; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6055 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5868 La, Yifan – S/PV.5938 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5916 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5832 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6005 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5933 BURUNDI SITUATION Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6037 Colombia CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6042 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) CHAD–SUDAN Montoya Pedroza, Jairo – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6029 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CHAD SITUATION Blum, Claudia – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6042 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6017(Resumption1); Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SMALL ARMS Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5898 Montoya Pedroza, Jairo – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO TERRORISM SITUATION Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Blum, Claudia – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5839 Congo Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 GEORGIA SITUATION SMALL ARMS Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 Okio, Luc Joseph – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5952 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Biaboroh-Iboro, Justin – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.5988 Omatuku, Philomene – S/PV.5916 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5979; Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Countries Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6034 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo (Cuba) – S/PV.5940 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Malmierca Díaz, Rodrigo (Cuba) – INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) IRAQ SITUATION Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. (Cuba) – Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.6016 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 PALESTINE QUESTION Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5910 Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo (Cuba) – S/PV.5940 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Malmierca Díaz, Rodrigo (Cuba) – Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5839 S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. (Cuba) – Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.5983 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo (Cuba) – S/PV.5940 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6049 Malmierca Díaz, Rodrigo (Cuba) – NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. (Cuba) – Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5848; S/PV.5886 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6036
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Costa Rica (continued) Costa Rica (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.5983 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5916 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6005 S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6049 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5933 PEACEBUILDING Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5997 Costa Rica. President Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5895 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Arias Sánchez, Oscar – S/PV.6034 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5868 TERRORISM RWANDA SITUATION Arias Sánchez, Oscar – S/PV.6034 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6041 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Côte d'Ivoire Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5928 SMALL ARMS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5881 Bailly-Niagri, Guillaume – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION Djédjé, Ilahiri A. – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6046 Côte d'Ivoire. President SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.5905 Gbagbo, Laurent – S/PV.5868 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6008; REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6028 Gbagbo, Laurent – S/PV.5868 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5832 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Council of the European Union. Secretary-General Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.5983 and High Representative for the Common Foreign Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Security Policy S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6049 Solana, Javier – S/PV.5980 TERRORISM CHAD SITUATION Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5855 Solana, Javier – S/PV.5980 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5928; S/PV.6034 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION AND CHAD Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5843 Solana, Javier – S/PV.5980 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5968 Croatia UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.6016 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5910 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5868 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5851 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6028 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5832 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5843 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5947 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.5922 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6033 AND CHAD CHAD–SUDAN Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6042 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6029 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.5905 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6008 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5832 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5898 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC DJIBOUTI–ERITREA REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.5924 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.5982 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033; Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5884 S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5944
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Croatia (continued) Croatia (continued) GEORGIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5969 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5823 Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.5961 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5949 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5988 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6017 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5843 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5894; S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5917; S/PV.6025 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5944 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN IRAQ SITUATION Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5832 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5905 Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5823 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5949 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5938 KOSOVO (SERBIA) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.6025 Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.6005 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5944 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5933 Jandrokoviâc, Gordan – S/PV.5983 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 Croatia. Prime Minister Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5824 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Muharemi, Amir – S/PV.5827 Sanader, Ivo – S/PV.5979 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5940 SOMALIA SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Sanader, Ivo – S/PV.6046 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5938 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Croatia. Vice-Prime Minister Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5848 PALESTINE QUESTION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Jandrokoviâc, Gordan – S/PV.5983 Kosor, Jadranka – S/PV.5916 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5824 Cuba Muharemi, Amir – S/PV.5827 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5940 Núnez Mordoche, Ileana B. – PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Jandrokoviâc, Gordan – S/PV.5895 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5997 Quiñones Sánchez, Fermín Gabriel – REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5868 PALESTINE QUESTION RWANDA SITUATION Quiñones Sánchez, Fermín Gabriel – Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6041 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5881 Quiñones Sánchez, Fermín Gabriel – SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6020 TERRORISM SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – S/PV.6015 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6028 Malmierca Díaz, Rodrigo – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5832 Núnez Mordoche, Ileana B. – S/PV.6015; Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5905; S/PV.5947 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.5922 Quiñones Sánchez, Fermín Gabriel – S/PV.5855; TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5886 Jandrokoviâc, Gordan – S/PV.5983 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 Núnez Mordoche, Ileana B. – S/PV.5968 Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5824 Muharemi, Amir – S/PV.5827 Democratic Republic of the Congo Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5940 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO TERRORISM SITUATION Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5855; S/PV.6015 Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6024 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Thambwe Mwamba, Alexis – S/PV.6055 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5843 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5968
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Democratic Republic of the Congo (continued) Egypt (continued) UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6024 S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 Thambwe Mwamba, Alexis – S/PV.6055 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Democratic Republic of the Congo. President S/PV.5968(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Kabila, Joseph – S/PV.5868 El Salvador REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Kabila, Joseph – S/PV.5868 Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Denmark PEACEBUILDING SOMALIA SITUATION Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – Staur, Carsten – S/PV.6046 S/PV.5895(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.5997 Staur, Carsten – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – Djibouti. President S/PV.5916(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Eritrea Guelleh, Ismail Omar – S/PV.6000 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Djibouti. Prime Minister Desta, Araya – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Desta, Araya – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 Dileita, Dileita Mohamed – S/PV.5924 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Desta, Araya – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Ecuador INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Ethiopia. Prime Minister Espinosa, María Fernanda – AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Zenawi, Meles – S/PV.5868 Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN SMALL ARMS Zenawi, Meles – S/PV.5868 Espinosa, María Fernanda – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) European Union TERRORISM Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5851 Espinosa, María Fernanda – BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5894 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Espinosa, María Fernanda – Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.5936 S/PV.5916(Resumption1) IRAQ SITUATION Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6016 Egypt MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Hassan, Ibrahim Ali – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5886 Edrees, Mohamed Fathi – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Gendi, Soha – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – SMALL ARMS S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5881 PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING TERRORISM Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5886 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6016 Hassan, Ibrahim Ali – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN SOMALIA SITUATION Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5851 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6046
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European Union (continued) France (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6005 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5894; S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Facilitator of the Burundi Peace Process INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA BURUNDI SITUATION Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Nqakula, Charles (South Africa) – S/PV.6037 IRAQ SITUATION Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 Finland Renié, Hubert – S/PV.6059 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS KOSOVO (SERBIA) Lintonen, Kirsti – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5944 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; France S/PV.6025 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5907 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5983 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6060 Yade, Rama – S/PV.5868 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5938 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6028 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5848 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5947 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5909; S/PV.5973; BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6036 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 PALESTINE QUESTION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5983 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5980 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6042 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.6060 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5915; S/PV.6029 PEACEBUILDING CHAD SITUATION Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5997 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5980 Yade, Rama – S/PV.5895 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5915; S/PV.6042 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Yade, Rama – S/PV.5868 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5834 RWANDA SITUATION Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5936 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6041 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS SMALL ARMS Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5898 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5881 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SOMALIA SITUATION SITUATION Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5987; S/PV.6020; Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5915; S/PV.6024; S/PV.6046 S/PV.6055 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DISARMAMENT Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5905 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5973 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6028 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5947 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Yade, Rama – S/PV.5982 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5983 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6041 S/PV.6060 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5839 TERRORISM GEORGIA SITUATION Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015; Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; S/PV.6034 S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5855 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5988 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5843 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5979 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5968 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6034 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6017 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878
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France (continued) Germany (continued) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5994 Ney, Martin – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5843 Ghana UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5944 Christian, Leslie – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5917; S/PV.6025 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Tachie-Menson, Robert – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) AND CHAD PEACEBUILDING Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5980 Christian, Leslie – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6042 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Christian, Leslie – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5905 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5832 Christian, Leslie – S/PV.5916; UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.6005(Resumption1) REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5915; S/PV.6024; Greece S/PV.6055 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL SOMALIA SITUATION Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5938 Tassoulas, Konstantinos – S/PV.6046 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5884 Guatemala WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6005 Briz Gutiérrez, José Alberto – Yade, Rama – S/PV.5916 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5933 Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Gabon Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY SMALL ARMS Gondjout, Laure Olga – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Briz Gutiérrez, José Alberto – S/PV.5881 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Gondjout, Laure Olga – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Briz Gutiérrez, José Alberto – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Georgia Guinea CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Alasania, Irakli – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Zoumanigui, Paul Goa – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Tsiskarashvili, Shalva – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) GEORGIA SITUATION Guinea-Bissau Alasania, Irakli – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 Cabral, Alfredo Lopes – S/PV.5860; S/PV.5925; PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5988 Alasania, Irakli – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Cabral, Alfredo Lopes – S/PV.5997 Germany AFGHANISTAN SITUATION High Representative for the Implementation of the Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.5994 Peace Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Lajcak, Miroslav – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Ney, Martin – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING Lajcak, Miroslav – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SOMALIA SITUATION Lajcak, Miroslav – S/PV.5894 Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6046 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Holy See Ney, Martin – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Migliore, Celestino – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.5994
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Honduras Indonesia (continued) PEACEBUILDING AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Reina Idiaquez, Jorge Arturo – Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5868 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR SMALL ARMS Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 Reina Idiaquez, Jorge Arturo – S/PV.5881 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION IBRD. Senior Vice-President of External Affairs Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 PEACEBUILDING CHAD–SUDAN Muasher, Marwan – S/PV.5895 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6029 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Iceland Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5936 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5834 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5898 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6024 Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA SMALL ARMS Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6000 Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6033 Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6041 Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.5968 GEORGIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5953; S/PV.5969 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5988 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY IMO Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 SOMALIA SITUATION Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5979 Mitropoulos, E.E. – S/PV.6020 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5904 India Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6041 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5904 S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6041 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY IRAQ SITUATION Ahamed, E. – S/PV.6034 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Doraiswami, Vikram – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS KOSOVO (SERBIA) Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5938 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6025 PEACEBUILDING Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5944 SOMALIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.6046 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5940 TERRORISM Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Ahamed, E. – S/PV.6034 S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Doraiswami, Vikram – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5983 Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5938 Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5848; S/PV.5981 Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5940 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5938 S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5983 Indonesia PEACEBUILDING Cotan, Imron – S/PV.5895 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5997 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5930 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5868
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International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Indonesia (continued) Prosecutor RWANDA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6041 Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 SMALL ARMS RWANDA SITUATION Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5881 Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 SOMALIA SITUATION Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5902; S/PV.6020 International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5987; S/PV.6026; Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of S/PV.6046 International Humanitarian Law Committed in the SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5905; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 President TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5940 Pocar, Fausto – S/PV.5904 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6041 S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5983 Pocar, Fausto – S/PV.5904 TERRORISM Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6041 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 International Tribunal for the Prosecution of TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5843 International Humanitarian Law Committed in the UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5968 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Prosecutor Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5930 Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5851 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Iran (Islamic Republic of) Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5843 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Danesh-Yazdi, Mehdi – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6025 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5905 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5832 Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Sadeghi, Mansour – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6024 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.5848 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL PALESTINE QUESTION Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5938 Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sadeghi, Mansour – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5933 Sadeghi, Mansour – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) TERRORISM International Criminal Court. Prosecutor Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Sadeghi, Mansour – S/PV.5855 Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.6028 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Danesh-Yazdi, Mehdi – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.5905; S/PV.6028 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Danesh-Yazdi, Mehdi – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.5905 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Iraq President CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Byron, Dennis – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 IRAQ SITUATION RWANDA SITUATION Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Byron, Dennis – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Zebari, Hoshyar – S/PV.5910; S/PV.6059
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Iraq (continued) Israel (continued) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Zebari, Hoshyar – S/PV.6059 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Italy Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5907; S/PV.5930 Ireland Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5857 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5994 Kavanagh, John Paul – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 Kavanagh, John Paul – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5922 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6028 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Israel Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5894 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6033 Eilon Shahar, Meirav – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Gillerman, Dan – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5980 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6042 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) CHAD–SUDAN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.6029 Eilon Shahar, Meirav – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) CHAD SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5980 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5967 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6042 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5847; S/PV.5967 Craxi, Vittorio – S/PV.5834 Cohen, Gilad – S/PV.5824; Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5936 S/PV.5824(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Gillerman, Dan – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5898 S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6049; SITUATION S/PV.6060 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Weissbrod , Amir – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) DISARMAMENT NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5973 Eilon Shahar, Meirav – S/PV.5886 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA PALESTINE QUESTION Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5924 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5847 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6000 Cohen, Gilad – S/PV.5824; EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5824(Resumption1) Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5982 Gillerman, Dan – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6049; Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 S/PV.6060 GEORGIA SITUATION SMALL ARMS Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; Gillerman, Dan – S/PV.5881 S/PV.5953 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5969 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5847 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Cohen, Gilad – S/PV.5824; Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5988 S/PV.5824(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Gillerman, Dan – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Frattini, Franco – S/PV.5979 S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6049; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6060 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5904 TERRORISM Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6041 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5855 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Eilon Shahar, Meirav – S/PV.5886; Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5904 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6041 Weissbrod , Amir – S/PV.6015 IRAQ SITUATION UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5949; Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5967 S/PV.6059 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6016
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Italy (continued) Italy (continued) KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 S/PV.6025 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5917 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5917 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AND CHAD Frattini, Franco – S/PV.5983 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5980 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5824; S/PV.6045; Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6042 S/PV.6049 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5832 S/PV.5940 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5905 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6060 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5938 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.6036 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5938 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5973 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6005 Frattini, Franco – S/PV.5983 Vincenzo, Scotti – S/PV.5916 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5824; S/PV.6045; ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6049 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5933 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940 Italy. Prime Minister Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6060 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING Prodi, Romano – S/PV.5868 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5895 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5997 Prodi, Romano – S/PV.5868 RWANDA SITUATION Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6041 Jamaica SMALL ARMS Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5881 SMALL ARMS SOMALIA SITUATION Wolfe, Raymond – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.6020; S/PV.6026; S/PV.6046 Japan Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5987 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5905; S/PV.5922 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6028 ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL COUNCIL Frattini, Franco – S/PV.5983 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5889 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5824; S/PV.6045; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6049 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5834; Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5940 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6060 Shinyo, Takahiro – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) TERRORISM INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5855 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5889; Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6034 S/PV.6017(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5843 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5940(Resumption1); UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5964; S/PV.5968 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5938 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5949 PALESTINE QUESTION Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5878 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5940(Resumption1); Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6016 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN PEACEBUILDING Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5930 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5895(Resumption1); Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5857 S/PV.5916 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5994 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5843
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Kenya Japan (continued) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA SMALL ARMS Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.6041 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5881 RWANDA SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.6041 Nishimura, Atsuko – S/PV.6046 SMALL ARMS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.5881 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5940(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – TERRORISM S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Kodera, Jiro – S/PV.5855 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Kosovo (Serbia) Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6015 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5886 Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.5944 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Sejdiu, Fatmir – S/PV.5917 Shinyo, Takahiro – S/PV.5968 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Sejdiu, Fatmir – S/PV.5917 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 League of Arab States UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5938 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5916; DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5924 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Jordan Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6060 Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION SOMALIA SITUATION Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.6046 S/PV.5940(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 S/PV.5940(Resumption1) TERRORISM League of Arab States. Secretary-General Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.5968 Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.5983 PALESTINE QUESTION Kazakhstan Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.5983 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.5983 Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Lebanon Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.5967; S/PV.6047 SMALL ARMS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Alzhanova, Aida – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); TERRORISM S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5863; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5967; S/PV.6047; UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6049 Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.6005(Resumption1)
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Lebanon (continued) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.5967 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6025 Lesotho Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5839 SMALL ARMS Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5944 Maema, Lebohang Fine – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Liberia S/PV.5859; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5940 King-Akerele, Olubanke – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5938 Barnes, Milton Nathaniel – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5848; S/PV.6036 King-Akerele, Olubanke – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5886 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION King-Akerele, Olubanke – S/PV.5916 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; Libyan Arab Jamahiriya S/PV.6060 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5940 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5977 PEACEBUILDING Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5997 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5930 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5895 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5868 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5868 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR RWANDA SITUATION Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6041 S/PV.6028 SMALL ARMS Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5947 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5881 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6033 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5902; S/PV.6020 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5894 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.6046 CHAD–SUDAN SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.6029 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6008; S/PV.6028 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5834 Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.5905 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5936 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5947 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5898 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5859; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; SITUATION S/PV.6060 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6024 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5940 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA TERRORISM Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6000 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5924 S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6033 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5843 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5839 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6041 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5968 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5944 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ GEORGIA SITUATION Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5952 S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5988 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5930 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5979; S/PV.6034 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.6017 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5843 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041
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Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (continued) Mauritania UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6025 Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – S/PV.5960 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5944 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.6008 S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.5905 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Mexico REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6024 Heller, Claude – S/PV.5834 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Rodríguez Sifuentes, Emma – Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5938 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6005 Heller, Claude – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5916 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6017; Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5933 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Liechtenstein Heller, Claude – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SMALL ARMS Frommelt, Günter Otto – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Heller, Claude – S/PV.5881 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) TERRORISM CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Heller, Claude – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.5898 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Heller, Claude – S/PV.5968 Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING Heller, Claude – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Rovirosa, Socorro – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS Frommelt, Günter Otto – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Morocco TERRORISM INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Chabar, Hamid – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Frommelt, Günter Otto – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Fritsche, Claudia – S/PV.5916 PALESTINE QUESTION Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6005 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Malawi Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM Matenje, Steve Dick Tennyson – Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5936(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SMALL ARMS Chabar, Hamid – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Matenje, Steve Dick Tennyson – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Multinational Force in Iraq IRAQ SITUATION Malaysia Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.6016 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Wolff, Alejandro D. (United States) – S/PV.5949 Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.6016 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Wolff, Alejandro D. (United States) – S/PV.5949 PALESTINE QUESTION Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Myanmar TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Swe, Kyaw Tint – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); TERRORISM S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Swe, Kyaw Tint – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.5958 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Swe, Kyaw Tint – S/PV.5854 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.5958
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Myanmar (continued) NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Security. Coordinator Lwin, Wunna Maung – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Swe, Than – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Taylor, Sarah – S/PV.6005
Nepal Nicaragua CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Acharya, Madhu Raman – Castellón Duarte, Mario H. – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Hermida Castillo, Jamie – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Acharya, Madhu Raman – S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 Nigeria UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Acharya, Madhu Raman – S/PV.5825; S/PV.5938; Maduekwe, Ojo – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.6013 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Akindele, Lawrence Olayiwola – Netherlands S/PV.5834(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.5936 Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5994 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5930 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PEACEBUILDING Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5997 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Verhagen, Maxime – S/PV.5895 Maduekwe, Ojo – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS SMALL ARMS Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5930 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Norway Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION New Zealand Juul, Mona – S/PV.5930 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.5994 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 Lovald, Johan Ludvik – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6017 PEACEBUILDING MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) TERRORISM PALESTINE QUESTION Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION PEACEBUILDING Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5843 Lovald, Johan Ludvik – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.5958 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.5997 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK SOMALIA SITUATION Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.5968 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6046 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 Juul, Mona – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5843 Juul, Mona – S/PV.5930 Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.5958 Wetland, Morten – S/PV.5994 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6005(Resumption1)
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Organization for Security and Co-operation in Pakistan (continued) Europe UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN GEORGIA SITUATION Akram, Munir – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Lintonen, Kirsti (Finland) – S/PV.5952 Amil, Farukh – S/PV.5994 Qureshi, Shah Mehmood – S/PV.5930 Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. Chairman-in-Office Palestine EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Stubb, Alexander (Finland) – S/PV.5982 Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Organization of the Islamic Conference Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Abdelhady-Nasser, Feda – S/PV.5940 Amil, Farukh (Pakistan) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1) S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 PALESTINE QUESTION PALESTINE QUESTION Amil, Farukh (Pakistan) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Abdelhady-Nasser, Feda – S/PV.5940 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Amil, Farukh (Pakistan) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Abdelhady-Nasser, Feda – S/PV.5940 Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Organizatsiia Dogovora o kollektivnoi S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 bezopasnosti AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Palestinian Authority. President Jeenbaev, Nurbek (Kyrgyzstan) – MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.5983 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN PALESTINE QUESTION Jeenbaev, Nurbek (Kyrgyzstan) – Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.5983 S/PV.5851(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.5983 Pacific Islands Forum WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Panama Utoikamanu, Fekitamoeloa (Tonga) – AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5851 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5930 Pakistan Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.5994 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Akram, Munir – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5868 Amil, Farukh – S/PV.5994 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Qureshi, Shah Mehmood – S/PV.5930 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6028 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6017(Resumption1); Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5894 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.6033 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CHAD–SUDAN Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6029 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5936 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5898 PEACEBUILDING DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Akram, Munir – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5924 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6000 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5839 TERRORISM Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6041 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.6033 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) GEORGIA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 Amil, Farukh – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5969 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5988
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Panama (continued) Panama (continued) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo – S/PV.5904 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5851 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6041 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5930 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo – S/PV.5904 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5843 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6041 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO IRAQ SITUATION Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5917 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.6016 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5944 Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo – S/PV.5823 Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.6025 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5949 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.5938 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5944 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.6025 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5916 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6005 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5933 S/PV.6049 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6060 Panama. President NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.5938 Torrijos, Martín – S/PV.5979 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5848 Panama. Vice-President PALESTINE QUESTION Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; Lewis-Navarro, Samuel – S/PV.5834 S/PV.6049 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6060 Lewis-Navarro, Samuel – S/PV.6017 PEACEBUILDING Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5895 Papua New Guinea Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5997 PEACEBUILDING REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Aisi, Robert Guba – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5868 RWANDA SITUATION Peru Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6041 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SMALL ARMS Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.5936 Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo – S/PV.5881 Tincopa, Romy – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 Voto-Bernales, Jorge – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905; Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 SMALL ARMS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Voto-Bernales, Jorge – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; Philippines S/PV.6049 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6060 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5855 Gatan, Leslie B. – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Jácome, Angélica – S/PV.6015 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5886 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION SMALL ARMS Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5843 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TERRORISM Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5968 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.6016 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo – S/PV.5823 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) S/PV.5949 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958
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Philippines (continued) Republic of Korea (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Cato, Elmer G. – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Park, In-kook – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6005 S/PV.6005(Resumption1)
Poland Rio Group UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TERRORISM Herczyânski, Pawel – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.5855
Portugal Russian Federation TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Lobo, Jorge de Mesquita – S/PV.5958 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5907; Salgueiro, Joao Manuel Guerra – S/PV.5843 S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Lobo, Jorge de Mesquita – S/PV.5958 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5868 Salgueiro, Joao Manuel Guerra – S/PV.5843 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947; Salgueiro, Joao Manuel Guerra – S/PV.6028 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5922 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Qatar Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHAD–SUDAN Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6029 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5834 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.5898 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.5936 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5898 S/PV.6017(Resumption1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SITUATION Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6024 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) DISARMAMENT NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5973 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.5886 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA PALESTINE QUESTION Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5982 PEACEBUILDING FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.6033 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6041 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; TERRORISM S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.5886 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5988 Republic of Korea INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Iakovenko, Aleksandr – S/PV.5979 Kim, Hyun Chong – S/PV.5851 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5904 Kim, Bong-Hyun – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6041 Kim, Hyun Chong – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5904 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6041 PEACEBUILDING IRAQ SITUATION Kim, Bong-Hyun – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; TERRORISM S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Park, In-kook – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; Park, In-kook – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) S/PV.5944 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6025 Kim, Hyun Chong – S/PV.5851
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Russian Federation (continued) Russian Federation (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5938 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6045 Safronkov, Vladimir K. – S/PV.5884 Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.5863 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Saltanov, Alexander – S/PV.5983 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5938 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5933 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5848; S/PV.6036 Rwanda Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5973 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION Museminali, Rosemary – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Ndabarasa, Alfred – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6045 Nsengimana, Joseph – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Saltanov, Alexander – S/PV.5983 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO PEACEBUILDING SITUATION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5895 Nsengimana, Joseph – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5997 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Karugarama, Tharcisse – S/PV.6041 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5868 Ngoga, Martin – S/PV.5904 RWANDA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6041 Museminali, Rosemary – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS RWANDA SITUATION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5881 Karugarama, Tharcisse – S/PV.6041 SOMALIA SITUATION Ngoga, Martin – S/PV.5904 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6026 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6020 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6046 Nsengimana, Joseph – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947; Nsengimana, Joseph – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.6028 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5922 Kuzmin, Gennady V. – S/PV.5905 San Marino TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Bodini, Daniele D. – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6045 Saltanov, Alexander – S/PV.5983 Saudi Arabia TERRORISM MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; Sallam, Abdullatif H. – S/PV.5824 S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.5983 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5843 Sallam, Abdullatif H. – S/PV.5824 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.5983 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5968 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Sallam, Abdullatif H. – S/PV.5824 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.5983 S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Senegal Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5994 Gadio, Cheikh Tidiane – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5843 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO PALESTINE QUESTION Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6025 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Gadio, Cheikh Tidiane – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5832 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Kuzmin, Gennady V. – S/PV.5905 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6024
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Serbia Slovenia (continued) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Jevremovic, Pavle – S/PV.5894 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5898 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Jeremiâc, Vuk – S/PV.5850; S/PV.5944 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5904 Jevremovic, Pavle – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5904 Jevremovic, Pavle – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 PEACEBUILDING KOSOVO (SERBIA) Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Jeremiâc, Vuk – S/PV.5850; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN PEACEBUILDING Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Jevremovic, Pavle – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) TERRORISM UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5855 Jeremiâc, Vuk – S/PV.5850; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5843 Serbia. President UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5843 Tadic, Boris – S/PV.5821; S/PV.5839 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS KOSOVO (SERBIA) Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5916 Tadic, Boris – S/PV.5821; S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Somalia Tadic, Boris – S/PV.5821; S/PV.5917 SOMALIA SITUATION Duale, Elmi Ahmed – S/PV.5837; S/PV.5858; Sierra Leone S/PV.6020 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Jengeli, Ali Ahmed Jama – S/PV.5942; S/PV.6046 Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Somalia. President Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.5895 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Minah, Vandi – S/PV.5997 Ahmed, Abdullahi Yusuf – S/PV.5868 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Ahmed, Abdullahi Yusuf – S/PV.5868 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Pemagbi, Joe Robert – S/PV.5948 South Africa AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Singapore Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5851; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Merwe, Susan van der – S/PV.5889 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5832; TERRORISM S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.6033 Cheok, Kevin – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5894 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Slovakia Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5834; ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY S/PV.5936 COUNCIL CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Kubis, Ján – S/PV.5889 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5898 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Kubis, Ján – S/PV.5889 SITUATION PEACEBUILDING Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.6018; Burian, Peter – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.6055 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6024 Mlynár, Michal – S/PV.5968 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5924; Slovenia S/PV.6000 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5839; Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Maqungo, Sabelo Sivuyile – S/PV.6041 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5834
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South Africa (continued) South Africa (continued) GEORGIA SITUATION TERRORISM Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5969 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5855; Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5952 S/PV.6015 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5886 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5988 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6034 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.5979 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5843 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.6017 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Merwe, Susan van der – S/PV.5889 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5968 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6034 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5823 Laher, Zaheer – S/PV.5904 Laher, Zaheer – S/PV.6016 Maqungo, Sabelo Sivuyile – S/PV.6041 Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5949 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Laher, Zaheer – S/PV.5904 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5851; Maqungo, Sabelo Sivuyile – S/PV.6041 S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 IRAQ SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5823 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5843 Laher, Zaheer – S/PV.6016 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5949 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5944 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.5910 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6025 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5839; Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5832 S/PV.5944 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.5905 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6025 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC MIDDLE EAST SITUATION REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.5983 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.6018; Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5824; S/PV.6055 S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6024 S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5938 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5938 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5884 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5848 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5886 Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.5916 PALESTINE QUESTION Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.6005 Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.5983 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5824; Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5933 S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Spain PEACEBUILDING AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5997 De Palacio España, Iñigo – S/PV.5851 Lekota, Mosiuoa Gerard Patrick – S/PV.5895 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY RWANDA SITUATION Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – Maqungo, Sabelo Sivuyile – S/PV.6041 S/PV.6017(Resumption1); S/PV.6034 SMALL ARMS PEACEBUILDING Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5881 Moratinos Cuyaubé, Miguel Angel – S/PV.5895 SOMALIA SITUATION TERRORISM Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5842; Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5987; S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 S/PV.6034 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.5902 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS De Palacio España, Iñigo – S/PV.5851 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5832; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.5905 S/PV.5916(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.5983 Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5824; the Republic of the Congo S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Doss, Alan – S/PV.6024
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Sri Lanka Switzerland (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Kariyawasam, Prasad – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Baum, Andreas – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/PV.5936 Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Palihakkara, H.M.G.S. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Syrian Arab Republic SMALL ARMS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Kariyawasam, Prasad – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) TERRORISM INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Palihakkara, H.M.G.S. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Adi, Mazen – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Sudan Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); Ismail, Mustafa Osman – S/PV.5868 S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR PALESTINE QUESTION Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5947; S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – SMALL ARMS S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Hallak, Abdullah – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 Ismail, Mustafa Osman – S/PV.5868 TERRORISM SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Adi, Mazen – S/PV.5886; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – S/PV.5947; S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 Thailand TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Pramudwinai, Don – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5859(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Punkrasin, Chirachai – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Swaziland AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Timor-Leste Sithole, Majozi – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Costa, Zacarias Albano da – S/PV.5958 Sithole, Majozi – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Santos, Nelson – S/PV.5843 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Nhleko, Joel – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Costa, Zacarias Albano da – S/PV.5958 Santos, Nelson – S/PV.5843 Sweden SOMALIA SITUATION Tonga Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6046 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Tupouniua, Mahe U.S. – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Tupouniua, Mahe U.S. – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Switzerland CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Tunisia Maurer, Peter – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Mansour, Habib – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Maurer, Peter – S/PV.5898 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Turkey Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Maurer, Peter – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5930 SMALL ARMS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Baum, Andreas – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) TERRORISM MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6015 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK PALESTINE QUESTION Baum, Andreas – S/PV.5968 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.5895(Resumption1)
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Turkey (continued) UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable SOMALIA SITUATION Rights of the Palestinian People. Chairman Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6046 (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PALESTINE QUESTION Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Badji, Paul (Senegal) – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) TERRORISM TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Badji, Paul (Senegal) – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5930 UN. Controller Uganda IRAQ SITUATION Sach, Warren – S/PV.5910 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) UN. Department for Field Support. Under- CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Secretary-General Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Malcorra, Susana – S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SMALL ARMS Malcorra, Susana – S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION UN. Department of Peacekeeping Operations. Asia Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.5858 and Middle East Division. Director WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS GEORGIA SITUATION Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Weisbrod-Weber, Wolfgang – S/PV.5969 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Weisbrod-Weber, Wolfgang – S/PV.5969 Operations AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR UN. Department of Political Affairs. Africa I Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5849 Division. Director CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5936 Honwana, João – S/PV.5924 GEORGIA SITUATION Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961 UN. Department of Political Affairs. Africa II SOMALIA SITUATION Division. Director Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5858 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5849; S/PV.6008 Zenenga, Raisedon – S/PV.6020 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5849; S/PV.6008 UN. Department of Political Affairs. Americas and Europe Division. Director UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political GEORGIA SITUATION Affairs Spehar, Elizabeth – S/PV.5969 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Kane, Angela – S/PV.5873 UN. Department of Political Affairs. Asia and PALESTINE QUESTION Pacific Division. Director Kane, Angela – S/PV.5873 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION Buttenheim, Lisa – S/PV.5927 Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6020 PALESTINE QUESTION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Buttenheim, Lisa – S/PV.5927 Kane, Angela – S/PV.5873 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Buttenheim, Lisa – S/PV.5927 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Rule of Law and Security Institutions UN. Deputy Secretary-General SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.5887 Mtengeti-Migiro, Rose – S/PV.5929 UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.5887 Mtengeti-Migiro, Rose – S/PV.5916
UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable UN. Deputy to the High Representative for Rights of the Palestinian People. Chairman Disarmament Affairs MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SMALL ARMS Badji, Paul (Senegal) – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Hoppe, Hannelore – S/PV.5881
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UN. General Assembly (62nd sess. : 2007-2008). UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Sierra Leone President Configuration. Chairman CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kerim, Srgjan (The former Yugoslav Republic of Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5887 Macedonia) – S/PV.5916 UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5887 Kerim, Srgjan (The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) – S/PV.5916 UN. Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Peacebuilding Support UN. Group of Arab States Office in the Central African Republic MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz (Qatar) – S/PV.5940 Fall, François Lonsény – S/PV.6027 PALESTINE QUESTION Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz (Qatar) – S/PV.5940 UN. Representative of the Secretary-General and TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Head of the United Nations Post-Conflict Peace Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz (Qatar) – S/PV.5940 Building Support Office in Guinea-Bissau UN. Group of Nordic Countries GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Omoregie, Shola – S/PV.5860; S/PV.5925 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Hannesson, Hjálmar W. (Iceland) – S/PV.5834 UN. Secretary-General WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Hannesson, Hjálmar W. (Iceland) – AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5868 ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY UN. High Representative for Disarmament Affairs COUNCIL Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5889 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Duarte, Sérgio de Queiroz – S/PV.6017 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5936 UN. Independent Panel on the Safety and Security FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5839 of United Nations staff worldwide. Chair INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5889; S/PV.5979; S/PV.6034 Brahimi, Lakhdar – S/PV.5895 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 UN. Office for Disarmament Affairs (Mar. 2007- ). MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Conventional Arms Branch. Chief Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; SMALL ARMS S/PV.6060 Prins, Daniel – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Burundi S/PV.6060 Configuration. Chairman PEACEBUILDING Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5895 BURUNDI SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6037 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5868 Lovald, Johan Ludvik – S/PV.5897 SOMALIA SITUATION Strom, Ulla (Sweden) – S/PV.5966 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6046 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Central African Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; Republic Configuration. Chair S/PV.6060 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION TERRORISM Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6027 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6034 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Chairman Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5968 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO PEACEBUILDING Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5917 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5997 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5916 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Guinea-Bissau Configuration. Chairperson UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (Brazil) – S/PV.5925; Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5932 S/PV.5988 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5994 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5908
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UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President (continued) (continued) ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION COUNCIL Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6040; S/PV.6053 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5890 Weisleder, Saúl (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6021 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR GEORGIA SITUATION Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5961 S/PV.5818 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6028; S/PV.6054; S/PV.5866 S/PV.6054 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5992 Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5935 GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION SECURITY Weisleder, Saúl (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6021 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.5852 BURUNDI SITUATION Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6058 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6037; S/PV.6056 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5995 S/PV.5876 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5993 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – ICJ–MEMBERS S/PV.5880 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6011; S/PV.6012 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6014 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6001; S/PV.6004 Arias Sánchez, Oscar (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6017 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Compaoré, Blaise (Burkina Faso. President) – Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5830 S/PV.5979 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5913 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) CHAD SITUATION Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5903 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5830 Mesic, Stipe (Croatia. President) – S/PV.6034 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5913 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5890 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) – Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6040; S/PV.6053 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Suescum, Alfredo (Panama) – S/PV.5841 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5937 S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6052; S/PV.6053 CYPRUS QUESTION IRAQ SITUATION Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6038 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5950 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.5971 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5910 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5911 KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5831 S/PV.5869 KOSOVO (SERBIA) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Suescum, Alfredo (Panama) – S/PV.5841 SITUATION Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6025 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5836 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.5861 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6048 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – S/PV.5828 S/PV.5867 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6056 LIBERIA SITUATION Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6018 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6051 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5998; S/PV.6006 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.5985 DISARMAMENT Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5914 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5955 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6039; S/PV.6048; S/PV.5877 S/PV.6060 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5901; Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6000 S/PV.5926 ERITREA–ETHIOPIA Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5896 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5838 MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5885 S/PV.5829 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5938 S/PV.5883 Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5941
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UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President (continued) (continued) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5955 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – S/PV.5867 S/PV.5877 UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA PALESTINE QUESTION Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5838 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6060 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5829 Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5937 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6052; S/PV.6053 S/PV.5883 Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5931 UN MISSION IN LIBERIA SOMALIA SITUATION Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.5985 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5957 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5914 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6050 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.5970 AND CHAD Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5902 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5830 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5913 S/PV.5879 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5893 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5923 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6019 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6009 S/PV.5882 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5935 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.5818 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5992 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6028; S/PV.6054; UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6054 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5912; S/PV.5820 S/PV.5923 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – S/PV.5880 S/PV.5882 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6014 Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5935 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6001; S/PV.6004 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5891 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5996 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.5861 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6060 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – TERRORISM S/PV.5828 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.5856 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6056 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5962; S/PV.5964 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6018 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5998; S/PV.6006 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.5978 UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5903 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6038 Mesic, Stipe (Croatia. President) – S/PV.6034 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6015 S/PV.5869 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5833; Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5938 S/PV.5844 Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5941 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5959 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5993 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5950 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5910 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5921 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5932 UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5994 Documentation and Other Procedural Questions. UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE Chairman Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6039 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5926 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.6043 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5844 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5959 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6025
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UN. Security Council Mission to Afghanistan, UN. Security Council Committee Established 2008. Head pursuant to Resolution 751 (1992) concerning AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Somalia. Chairman Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) – S/PV.6031 SOMALIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) – S/PV.6031 S/PV.6043 UN. Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on UN. Security Council Committee Established Gender Issues and Advancement of Women pursuant to Resolution 918 (1994) concerning WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Rwanda. Chairman Mayanja, Rachel N. – S/PV.6005 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION UN. Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Natalewaga, Marty M. (Indonesia) – S/PV.6043 the International Compact with Iraq and Other RWANDA SITUATION Political Issues Natalewaga, Marty M. (Indonesia) – S/PV.6043 IRAQ SITUATION UN. Security Council Committee Established Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.5910 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al- Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.5910 Qaida and the Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Chairman UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Darfur Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.6043 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Eliasson, Jan – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 UN. Security Council Committee Established SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Eliasson, Jan – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 Counter-Terrorism. Chairman UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN TERRORISM Eliasson, Jan – S/PV.5832 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.5886 UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for UN. Security Council Committee Established the Implementation of Security Council Resolution pursuant to Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning 1559 (2004) Counter-Terrorism. Executive Directorate MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRORISM Roed-Larsen, Terje – S/PV.5888; S/PV.6008 Smith, Mike (Australia) – S/PV.5855 UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary-General to UN. Security Council Committee Established Myanmar pursuant to Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Côte d'Ivoire. Chairman Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.5854 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.6043 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE General and Head of the United Nations Interim Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.6043 Administration Mission in Kosovo FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN. Security Council Committee Established Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.5944 pursuant to Resolution 1591 (2005) concerning KOSOVO (SERBIA) the Sudan. Chairman Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) – S/PV.6043 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- UN. Security Council Committee Established General and Head of the United Nations Mission pursuant to Resolution 1737 (2006) concerning in the Central African Republic and Chad the Islamic Republic of Iran. Chairman CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION DISARMAMENT Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5973 CHAD SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5909; S/PV.5973; UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6036; S/PV.6043 AND CHAD Verbeke, Johan C. (Belgium) – S/PV.5853 Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042
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UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General and Head of the United Nations Operation UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- in Côte d'Ivoire General for the Sudan and Head of the United Nations Mission in Sudan (continued) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6001 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.5956 Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6001 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General for the United Nations Political Mission in General and Head of the United Nations Nepal Stabilization Mission in Haiti NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Martin, Ian – S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 Annabi, Hédi – S/PV.5862; S/PV.5990 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI Martin, Ian – S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 Annabi, Hédi – S/PV.5862; S/PV.5990 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- General for Timor-Leste and Head of Mission General for Afghanistan TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Khare, Atul – S/PV.5958 Eide, Kai – S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Khare, Atul – S/PV.5958 Eide, Kai – S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator General for Children and Armed Conflict AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Holmes, John – S/PV.5930 Coomaraswamy, Radhika – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Holmes, John – S/PV.5845 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR General for Iraq Holmes, John – S/PV.5872 CHAD–SUDAN IRAQ SITUATION Holmes, John – S/PV.6029 De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Holmes, John – S/PV.5898; De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016 S/PV.5898(Resumption1) KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Holmes, John – S/PV.5845 General for Liberia and Coordinator of UN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Operations Holmes, John – S/PV.5846 LIBERIA SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION Loj, Ellen – S/PV.5864 Holmes, John – S/PV.5846 UN MISSION IN LIBERIA SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Loj, Ellen – S/PV.5864 Holmes, John – S/PV.5872 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Holmes, John – S/PV.5846 General for Somalia UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Holmes, John – S/PV.5930 SOMALIA SITUATION Ould Abdallah, Ahmedou – S/PV.5858; S/PV.5942 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Operations General for the Sudan AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5851 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.5840 Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5817; S/PV.5832; UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5892 Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.5840 Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6003 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN. Special Representative of the Secretary- Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5817; S/PV.5832; General for the Sudan and Head of the United S/PV.5892 Nations Mission in Sudan Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6003 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.5956 Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5843
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UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Operations (continued) Process UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5851 Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.5846; S/PV.5899; UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5974; S/PV.6049; Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5843 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN PALESTINE QUESTION Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5832 Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.5846; S/PV.5899; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5974; S/PV.6049; Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6005 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.5846; S/PV.5899; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5974; S/PV.6049; Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5868 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) GEORGIA SITUATION Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961 UNICEF. Executive Director GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5988 Veneman, Ann – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 IRAQ SITUATION Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 United Arab Emirates MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Al-Jarman, Ahmed – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5940; S/PV.5963; S/PV.5999; S/PV.6022 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION Al-Jarman, Ahmed – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5940; S/PV.5963; S/PV.5999; S/PV.6022 Al-Jarman, Ahmed – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5868 Al-Jarman, Ahmed – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; United Kingdom S/PV.5940; S/PV.5963; S/PV.5999; S/PV.6022 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 Sawers, John – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5919 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6028 Sawers, John – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; UN Development Fund for Women. Executive S/PV.5947 Director BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Alberdi, Ines – S/PV.6005 Sawers, John – S/PV.5981 CHAD–SUDAN UN International Independent Investigation Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6029 Commission in Lebanon. Commissioner CHAD SITUATION LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Sawers, John – S/PV.5981 Bellemare, Daniel – S/PV.6047 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5936 Bellemare, Daniel – S/PV.5863; S/PV.6047 Sawers, John – S/PV.5834 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention. Sawers, John – S/PV.5898 Executive Director DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6024 Costa, Antonio Maria – S/PV.5925 Sawers, John – S/PV.6055 DISARMAMENT UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Sawers, John – S/PV.5973 Republic of the Congo. Former Division DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Commander. Quarrey, David – S/PV.5924 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sawers, John – S/PV.6000 Cammaert, Patrick – S/PV.5916 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5982 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 Sawers, John – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944
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United Kingdom (continued) United Kingdom (continued) GEORGIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 AND CHAD Sawers, John – S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 Sawers, John – S/PV.5981 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Quarrey, David – S/PV.5988 Quarrey, David – S/PV.5905 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Sawers, John – S/PV.5832 Brown, Mark Malloch – S/PV.5979 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Sawers, John – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6024 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5894; S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Sawers, John – S/PV.6055 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5938 IRAQ SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6005 Sawers, John – S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016; S/PV.6059 Scotland of Asthal, Patricia, Baroness – S/PV.5916 KOSOVO (SERBIA) ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6025 Sawers, John – S/PV.5933 Sawers, John – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION United Kingdom. Foreign and Commonwealth Sawers, John – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Office S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Miliband, David – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5938 PALESTINE QUESTION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Miliband, David – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 Quarrey, David – S/PV.5909; S/PV.6036 PEACEBUILDING Sawers, John – S/PV.5848; S/PV.5973 Miliband, David – S/PV.5895 PALESTINE QUESTION SOMALIA SITUATION Sawers, John – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Miliband, David – S/PV.6046 S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEBUILDING Miliband, David – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 Sawers, John – S/PV.5997 RWANDA SITUATION United Kingdom. Prime Minister Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6041 SMALL ARMS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5881 Brown, J. Gordon – S/PV.5868 SOMALIA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Sawers, John – S/PV.5915; S/PV.6020 Brown, J. Gordon – S/PV.5868 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6028 United Republic of Tanzania Quarrey, David – S/PV.5905 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sawers, John – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; Kafanabo, Joyce C. – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5947 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Sawers, John – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Seruhere, Justine – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM Kafanabo, Joyce C. – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6015 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Sawers, John – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6034 Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.5933 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Johnston, Paul – S/PV.5843 United Republic of Tanzania. President UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Sawers, John – S/PV.5968 Kikwete, Jakaya – S/PV.5868 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 Kikwete, Jakaya – S/PV.5868 Sawers, John – S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN United States Sawers, John – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Johnston, Paul – S/PV.5843 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5907; UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6025 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Sawers, John – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5868
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United States (continued) United States (continued) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6028 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5848; S/PV.5909; Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.5973 S/PV.6003 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5853; S/PV.6036 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5947 PALESTINE QUESTION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6033 S/PV.5940; S/PV.6060 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5894 Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5980 PEACEBUILDING CHAD–SUDAN DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5997 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6029 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5895 CHAD SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5980 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5868 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5936 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6041 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5834 SMALL ARMS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.5881 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5898 SOMALIA SITUATION DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6020 SITUATION Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.6046 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS DISARMAMENT DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6028 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5973 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905; DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.5922; S/PV.6003 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5947 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5982 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5940; S/PV.6060 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049 GEORGIA SITUATION TERRORISM DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5951 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.5886 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6015 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.6034 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Willson, Carolyn L. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.6015; DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5988 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5979; S/PV.6017; TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6034 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5843 Willson, Carolyn L. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5968 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6041 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5904 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6041 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5904 S/PV.5994 IRAQ SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5843 S/PV.6059 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO KOSOVO (SERBIA) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6025 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6025 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN S/PV.5944 SAHARA MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5884 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.5940; S/PV.6060 AND CHAD Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5980 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.5938 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055
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United States (continued) Viet Nam (continued) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.5938 Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6041 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5884 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5839 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS GEORGIA SITUATION Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.6005 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5933 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5988 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Uruguay Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6034 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5979; S/PV.6017 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Pi, Dianela – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Rosselli, Elbio – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA SMALL ARMS Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) IRAQ SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5878 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.5968 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) KOSOVO (SERBIA) Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5944 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6025 Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6045 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5886 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5848 Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 TERRORISM Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6045 Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Ortiz, Aura Mahuampi Rodríguez de – S/PV.5855; PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5886 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5895 Valero, Jorge – S/PV.6015 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5997 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Viet Nam Pham, Binh Minh – S/PV.5868 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION RWANDA SITUATION Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6041 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY SMALL ARMS Pham, Binh Minh – S/PV.5868 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5881 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR SOMALIA SITUATION Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5902; S/PV.6020; S/PV.6028 S/PV.6046 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905; CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6029 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5834 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6045 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5898 S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO TERRORISM SITUATION Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015; Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6024 S/PV.6034 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5855 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5924 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Le Luong Minh – S/PV.6000 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5843
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Viet Nam (continued) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5968 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2007-2008) Le Luong Minh – S/PV.6007 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5878 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5843 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5944 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6025 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5917 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6024 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5933
Viet Nam. Deputy Prime Minister CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Pham, Gia Khiem – S/PV.5936
Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Becker, Jo – S/PV.5834
Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict. Steering Committee. Chairperson CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Hunt, Kathleen – S/PV.5936
Yemen SOMALIA SITUATION Al-Saidi, Abdullah – S/PV.6046
Zambia AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Shikapwasha, Ronnie – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Shikapwasha, Ronnie – S/PV.5868(Resumption1)
Zimbabwe ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Chidyausiku, Boniface G. – S/PV.5933
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Abbas, Mahmud (Palestinian Authority. President) Ahmed, Abdullahi Yusuf (Somalia. President) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) S/PV.5983 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5868 S/PV.5983 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Aisi, Robert Guba (Papua New Guinea) S/PV.5983 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah (Egypt) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Aitimova, Byrganym (Kazakhstan) S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5895(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6046 TERRORISM TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5968(Resumption1) S/PV.5968(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Abdelhady-Nasser, Feda (Palestine) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5940 PALESTINE QUESTION Akindele, Lawrence Olayiwola (Nigeria) S/PV.5940 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5940 Akram, Munir (Pakistan) Acharya, Madhu Raman (Nepal) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5936(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5825; S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 Al Bayati, Hamid (Iraq) Adada, Rodolphe (African Union-United Nations Special Representative for Darfur) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5834(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5872 S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5872 S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Adi, Mazen (Syrian Arab Republic) S/PV.5916(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. (Jordan) TERRORISM INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5886; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Ahamed, E. (India) S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5940(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6034 S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5940(Resumption1) TERRORISM TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6034 S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5940(Resumption1) TERRORISM Ahmed, Abdullahi Yusuf (Somalia. President) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5868 S/PV.5968
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Al-Habib, Eshagh (Iran (Islamic Republic of)) Alberdi, Ines (UN Development Fund for Women. MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Executive Director) S/PV.6049(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6005 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Ali, Hamidon (Malaysia) S/PV.6049(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Al-Jarman, Ahmed (United Arab Emirates) PALESTINE QUESTION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5851(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5898(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5958 S/PV.5851(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5958 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Alkalaj, Sven (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz (Qatar) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6034 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) TERRORISM CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6034 S/PV.5898 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Allam-Mi, Mohamad (Chad) S/PV.6017(Resumption1) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) CHAD–SUDAN NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6029 S/PV.5886 CHAD SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC PEACEBUILDING AND CHAD S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Alvarez, Gustavo (Uruguay) TERRORISM S/PV.5886 SMALL ARMS S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz (Qatar) (UN. Group of Arab States) Alzhanova, Aida (Kazakhstan) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SMALL ARMS S/PV.5940 S/PV.5881(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5940 Amil, Farukh (Pakistan) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5940 S/PV.5994 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Al-Saidi, Abdullah (Yemen) S/PV.5968(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6046 S/PV.5994
Alasania, Irakli (Georgia) Amil, Farukh (Pakistan) (Organization of the Islamic Conference) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5834(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5969 S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1)
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Angelo, Victor da Silva (UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) (continued) of the United Nations Mission in the Central GEORGIA SITUATION African Republic and Chad) S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 IRAQ SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6016 S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 KOSOVO (SERBIA) CHAD SITUATION S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; AND CHAD S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 PALESTINE QUESTION Annabi, Hédi (UN. Special Representative of the S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations PEACEBUILDING Stabilization Mission in Haiti) S/PV.5895 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5862; S/PV.5990 S/PV.5868 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5862; S/PV.5990 S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Antonio, Tete (Angola) S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5933 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 Argüello, Jorge (Argentina) TERRORISM S/PV.5855 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5843 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5898 S/PV.5968 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6017(Resumption1); S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6016 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5851 PALESTINE QUESTION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5843 PEACEBUILDING UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5917 SMALL ARMS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5881 S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5916 TERRORISM ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5855; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5933 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto (UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on Documentation and Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) Other Procedural Questions. Chairman) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5851 S/PV.6043 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) (UN. Security AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 Council (63rd year : 2008). President) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.5894 S/PV.5830 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHAD SITUATION S/PV.5936 S/PV.5830 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5898 SITUATION DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.5836 S/PV.5924 ERITREA–ETHIOPIA FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5838 S/PV.5839
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Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) (UN. Security Ban, Ki-moon (UN. Secretary-General) (continued) Council (63rd year : 2008). President) (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5936 S/PV.5831 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5839 S/PV.5833; S/PV.5844 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5889; S/PV.5979; S/PV.6034 S/PV.5844 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 S/PV.5838 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 AND CHAD PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5830 S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 PEACEBUILDING Arias Sánchez, Oscar (Costa Rica. President) S/PV.5895 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868 S/PV.6034 SOMALIA SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6046 S/PV.6034 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Arias Sánchez, Oscar (Costa Rica) (UN. Security S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 TERRORISM Council (63rd year : 2008). President) S/PV.6034 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6017 S/PV.5968 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Badji, Paul (Senegal) S/PV.5917 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5916 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Bangura, Zainab Hawa (Sierra Leone) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Badji, Paul (Senegal) (UN. Committee on the S/PV.5895 Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Palestinian People. Chairman) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Banks, Rosemary (New Zealand) S/PV.5940(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5936(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Bailly-Niagri, Guillaume (Côte d'Ivoire) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5834(Resumption1) TERRORISM Ballestero, Jorge (Costa Rica) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.5843 S/PV.5988 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 S/PV.6016 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5843 S/PV.6016 Barnes, Milton Nathaniel (Liberia) Ban, Ki-moon (UN. Secretary-General) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5868 ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY COUNCIL S/PV.5889
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Bassolé, Djibrill (Burkina Faso) Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo (Cuba) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned S/PV.5868 Countries) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5868 S/PV.5940 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5916 S/PV.5940 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Baum, Andreas (Switzerland) S/PV.5940 SMALL ARMS S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Benmehidi, Mourad (Algeria) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5968 S/PV.6017(Resumption1); S/PV.6034 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/PV.6034
Becker, Jo (Watchlist on Children and Armed Biaboroh-Iboro, Justin (Congo) Conflict) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5834 Blum, Claudia (Colombia) Belle, Olivier (Belgium) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5930 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5898(Resumption1) S/PV.5894 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6017(Resumption1); S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5898 TERRORISM FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6041 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.6041 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Bodini, Daniele D. (San Marino) S/PV.6041 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/PV.6041 SMALL ARMS Brahimi, Lakhdar (UN. Independent Panel on the S/PV.5881 Safety and Security of United Nations staff UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5930 worldwide. Chair) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6005 S/PV.5895 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5933 Brammertz, Serge (International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Bellemare, Daniel (UN International Independent Violations of International Humanitarian Law Investigation Commission in Lebanon. Committed in the Territory of the Former Commissioner) Yugoslavia since 1991. Prosecutor) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6047 S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.5863; S/PV.6047 S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041
Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo (Cuba) Briz Gutiérrez, José Alberto (Guatemala) TERRORISM CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6015 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS S/PV.5881 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5968(Resumption1)
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Brown, J. Gordon (United Kingdom. Prime Buttenheim, Lisa (UN. Department of Political Minister) Affairs. Asia and Pacific Division. Director) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5868 S/PV.5927 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5868 S/PV.5927 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Brown, Mark Malloch (United Kingdom) S/PV.5927 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5979 Byron, Dennis (International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. President) Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 RWANDA SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5898 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Cabral, Alfredo Lopes (Guinea-Bissau) S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5860; S/PV.5925; S/PV.5988 S/PV.5878 PEACEBUILDING KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5997 S/PV.5944 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Cammaert, Patrick (UN Organization Mission in S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Former PALESTINE QUESTION Division Commander.) S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5916 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5878 Cancela, José Luis (Uruguay) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5944 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) (UN. Security Council S/PV.5968 (63rd year : 2008). President) Carmon, Daniel (Israel) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5936(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5898(Resumption1) S/PV.5937 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5967 S/PV.5938 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5847; S/PV.5967 S/PV.5937 PALESTINE QUESTION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.5847 S/PV.5938 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5847 Burian, Peter (Slovakia) TERRORISM PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5855 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON S/PV.5967 Butagira, Francis K. (Uganda) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Castellón Duarte, Mario H. (Nicaragua) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5936(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Cato, Elmer G. (Philippines) SMALL ARMS S/PV.5881(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/PV.5858 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6005(Resumption1)
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Chabar, Hamid (Morocco) Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Chastel, Olivier (Belgium) S/PV.5834 PEACEBUILDING CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5895 S/PV.5898 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Chávez, Luis Enrique (Peru) S/PV.5982 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033 S/PV.5936 GEORGIA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961; S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5969 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Chen, Peijie (China) S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.5904 S/PV.5904 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5904 S/PV.5904 IRAQ SITUATION Cheok, Kevin (Singapore) S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6016 S/PV.5968(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Chevalier, Pierre (Belgium) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5868 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5848; S/PV.6036 S/PV.5868 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; Chidyausiku, Boniface G. (Zimbabwe) S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5933 S/PV.5895 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Choi, Young-Jin (UN. Special Representative of S/PV.5868 the Secretary-General and Head of the United SMALL ARMS Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire) S/PV.5881 SOMALIA SITUATION CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6026 S/PV.6001 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 S/PV.6001 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Christian, Leslie (Ghana) S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 PEACEBUILDING UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) S/PV.5832 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5851; S/PV.5907; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5868 S/PV.5933
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Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) (UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) (continued) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5861 S/PV.6033 GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SECURITY SITUATION S/PV.5852 S/PV.6024 TERRORISM DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.5856 S/PV.6000 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6033 S/PV.5861 KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6025 Cohen, Gilad (Israel) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5938 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5824(Resumption1) S/PV.5848; S/PV.6036 PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5824; S/PV.5824(Resumption1) S/PV.5997 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5824(Resumption1) S/PV.5902; S/PV.6020 Colakovic, Mirsada (Bosnia and Herzegovina) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6025 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.6041 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6024 S/PV.6041 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.5938 Compaoré, Blaise (Burkina Faso. President) (UN. WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President) S/PV.6005 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5979 S/PV.5933
Coomaraswamy, Radhika (UN. Special Danesh-Yazdi, Mehdi (Iran (Islamic Republic of)) Representative of the Secretary-General for AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Children and Armed Conflict) S/PV.5851(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5968(Resumption1) S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Costa, Antonio Maria (UN Office for Drug Control S/PV.5851(Resumption1) and Crime Prevention. Executive Director) Dapkiunas, Andrei (Belarus) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5925 S/PV.5968(Resumption1)
Costa, Zacarias Albano da (Timor-Leste) Davide, Hilario G. (Philippines) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5958 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5958 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS Cotan, Imron (Indonesia) S/PV.5881(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING TERRORISM S/PV.5895 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Craxi, Vittorio (Italy) S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5834 S/PV.5968(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6005 S/PV.5977
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De Mistura, Staffan (UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Iraq) DiCarlo, Rosemary A. (United States) (continued) IRAQ SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016 S/PV.6041 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016 S/PV.6025 PEACEBUILDING De Palacio España, Iñigo (Spain) S/PV.5997 RWANDA SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6041 S/PV.5851 SOMALIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6020 S/PV.5851 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6028 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey (United States) TERRORISM NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6015 S/PV.5938 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO SMALL ARMS S/PV.6025 S/PV.5881 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC TERRORISM AND CHAD S/PV.5886 S/PV.5980 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.5938 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Desta, Araya (Eritrea) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Dileita, Dileita Mohamed (Djibouti. Prime Minister) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.5924 S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Djédjé, Ilahiri A. (Côte d'Ivoire) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Detaille, Christine (Belgium) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana (South Africa) S/PV.6060 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5979 S/PV.6060 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5983 S/PV.6060 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5983 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. (United States) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5983 S/PV.6028 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5916 S/PV.6033 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Dolgov, Konstantin K. (Russian Federation) S/PV.5980 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.5922 S/PV.6029 CHAD–SUDAN CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6029 S/PV.5980 DISARMAMENT DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5973 SITUATION DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.5982 S/PV.5988 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5938 GEORGIA SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5951 S/PV.5973 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5988 S/PV.5997 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6041
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Dolgov, Konstantin K. (Russian Federation) Eilon Shahar, Meirav (Israel) (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.6020 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5922 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5886 S/PV.5843 TERRORISM UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5886; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5968 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Eliasson, Jan (UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary- S/PV.5843 General for Darfur) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5938 S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Doraiswami, Vikram (India) S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5832 TERRORISM S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Espinosa, María Fernanda (Ecuador) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Doss, Alan (Special Representative of the S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Secretary-General in the Republic of the Congo) SMALL ARMS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5881(Resumption1) S/PV.6024 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Duale, Elmi Ahmed (Somalia) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5837; S/PV.5858; S/PV.6020 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) Duarte, Sérgio de Queiroz (UN. High AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Representative for Disarmament Affairs) S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868 S/PV.6017 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 Ebner, Christian (Austria) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION SMALL ARMS S/PV.5894 S/PV.5881(Resumption1) CHAD–SUDAN UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6029 S/PV.5968(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5834 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5898 Edrees, Mohamed Fathi (Egypt) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5924 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5839 Ehouzou, Jean-Marie (Benin) GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.5952 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5988 SMALL ARMS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5881 S/PV.5979; S/PV.6034 Eide, Kai (UN. Special Representative of the IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; Secretary-General for Afghanistan) S/PV.6016 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5839 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060
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Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) Fall, François Lonsény (UN. Representative of the (continued) Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Peacebuilding Support Office in the Central S/PV.5886 African Republic) PALESTINE QUESTION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6027 S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 PEACEBUILDING Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da (Brazil) S/PV.5895 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5868 S/PV.5958 SMALL ARMS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5881 S/PV.5958 SOMALIA SITUATION Frattini, Franco (Italy) S/PV.6046 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6008; S/PV.6028 S/PV.5979 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5983; S/PV.5983 S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 PALESTINE QUESTION TERRORISM S/PV.5983 S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5983 S/PV.5843 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Fritsche, Claudia (Liechtenstein) S/PV.5968 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5916 S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Frommelt, Günter Otto (Liechtenstein) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5936(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE SMALL ARMS S/PV.5843 S/PV.5881(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5832; S/PV.6008 S/PV.5968(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916 Fuentealba, Renan (Chile) Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) (UN. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President) S/PV.6017 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Gadio, Cheikh Tidiane (Senegal) S/PV.5818 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY SITUATION S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5828 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN ERITREA–ETHIOPIA S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5829 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María (El Salvador) S/PV.5818 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5829 PEACEBUILDING UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.5895(Resumption1); S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.5820 S/PV.5997 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/PV.5828 Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) (UN. Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on the International Compact with Iraq and Other Political Issues) IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5910
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Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) (UN. Special Goledzinowski, Andrew (Australia) (continued) Adviser to the Secretary-General on the UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE International Compact with Iraq and Other S/PV.5958 Political Issues) (continued) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Gondjout, Laure Olga (Gabon) S/PV.5910 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) (UN. Special REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Envoy of the Secretary-General to Myanmar) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Gouider, Abdelrazag E. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) S/PV.5854 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION García Moritán, Martin (Argentina) S/PV.6041 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5968(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Gatan, Leslie B. (Philippines) S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 RWANDA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6041 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5905 Gbagbo, Laurent (Côte d'Ivoire. President) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5905 S/PV.5868 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Graham, Kirsty (New Zealand) S/PV.5868 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5958 Gendi, Soha (Egypt) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5968 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5958 Gillerman, Dan (Israel) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Grauls, Jan (Belgium) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5940 S/PV.5994 PALESTINE QUESTION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 S/PV.5940 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION SMALL ARMS S/PV.6033 S/PV.5881 CHAD–SUDAN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6029 S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5940 S/PV.5936 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Goledzinowski, Andrew (Australia) S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5982 S/PV.6034 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) GEORGIA SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; S/PV.5969 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5988 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRORISM S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 S/PV.6034 IRAQ SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 S/PV.5958 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 S/PV.5968
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Grauls, Jan (Belgium) (UN. Security Council Grauls, Jan (Belgium) (continued) Committee Established pursuant to Resolution MIDDLE EAST SITUATION 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. Chairman) S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6043 S/PV.5938 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6043 S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 SOMALIA SITUATION Grauls, Jan (Belgium) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 Committee Established pursuant to Resolution SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5905; S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 1737 (2006) concerning the Islamic Republic of TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Iran. Chairman) S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 DISARMAMENT TERRORISM S/PV.5973 S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5909; S/PV.5973; S/PV.6036; S/PV.6043 S/PV.5968 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Gucht, Karel de (Belgium) S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5980 S/PV.5994 CHAD SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5980 S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN SITUATION S/PV.5905 S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5938 S/PV.5979 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Grauls, Jan (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. S/PV.5983 Central African Republic Configuration. Chair) PALESTINE QUESTION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.5983 S/PV.6027 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5983 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) (UN. Security Council (63rd UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC year : 2008). President) AND CHAD S/PV.5980 DISARMAMENT UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.5955 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 S/PV.5961 IRAQ SITUATION Guéhenno, Jean-Marie (UN. Under-Secretary- S/PV.5950 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION General for Peacekeeping Operations) S/PV.5955 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5851 S/PV.5957 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR TERRORISM S/PV.5817; S/PV.5832; S/PV.5892 S/PV.5962; S/PV.5964 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5817; S/PV.5832; S/PV.5892 S/PV.5959 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5843 S/PV.5950 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5851 S/PV.5959 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5843 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) (UN. Security Council UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Committee Established pursuant to Resolution S/PV.5832 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Guelleh, Ismail Omar (Djibouti. President) Chairman) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6000 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6043
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Hallak, Abdullah (Syrian Arab Republic) Heller, Claude (Mexico) (continued) SMALL ARMS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5881(Resumption1) S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING Hannesson, Hjálmar W. (Iceland) S/PV.5895(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SMALL ARMS S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5881 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5968 SMALL ARMS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5881(Resumption1) S/PV.6005(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Heller, Claude (Mexico) (Rio Group) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TERRORISM S/PV.5968 S/PV.5855 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Herczyânski, Pawel (Poland) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5968(Resumption1)
Hannesson, Hjálmar W. (Iceland) (UN. Group of Hermida Castillo, Jamie (Nicaragua) Nordic Countries) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5834 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Hill, R. (Robert) (Australia) S/PV.5916(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Haroon, Abdullah Hussain (Pakistan) S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5936 S/PV.6017(Resumption1); S/PV.6034(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.6049(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.6049(Resumption1) TERRORISM TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6015 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.5843 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 Hassan, Ibrahim Ali (Egypt) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5843 S/PV.5868(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Hoang, Chi Trung (Viet Nam) He, Yafei (China) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 S/PV.6045 CHAD–SUDAN PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6029 S/PV.6045 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SOMALIA SITUATION SITUATION S/PV.6046 S/PV.6024 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6045 S/PV.5924 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Heller, Claude (Mexico) S/PV.6041 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5988 S/PV.5834 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6034 S/PV.5898(Resumption1)
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Hoppe, Hannelore (UN. Deputy to the High Hoang, Chi Trung (Viet Nam) (continued) Representative for Disarmament Affairs) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SMALL ARMS S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5881 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Hunt, Kathleen (Watchlist on Children and Armed KOSOVO (SERBIA) Conflict. Steering Committee. Chairperson) S/PV.6025 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6045 S/PV.5936 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5886 Hyseni, Skender (Kosovo (Serbia)) PALESTINE QUESTION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6045 S/PV.5944 PEACEBUILDING KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5895 S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 RWANDA SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6041 S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5902; S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 Iakovenko, Aleksandr (Russian Federation) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 S/PV.5979 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6045 Ileka, Atoki (Democratic Republic of the Congo) TERRORISM S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO SITUATION S/PV.6025 S/PV.6024 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.6024 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6024 Ilkin, Baki (Turkey) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Holmes, John (UN. Under-Secretary-General for S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5930 Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Coordinator) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5930 PALESTINE QUESTION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5845 PEACEBUILDING AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5872 SOMALIA SITUATION CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.6046 S/PV.6029 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5898; S/PV.5898(Resumption1) TERRORISM KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5845 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5930 S/PV.5846 PALESTINE QUESTION Islam, Tariq Ariful (Bangladesh) S/PV.5846 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5872 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5846 Ismail, Mustafa Osman (Sudan) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5930 S/PV.5868 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Honwana, João (UN. Department of Political S/PV.5868 Affairs. Africa I Division. Director) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.5924
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Ja'afari, Bashar (Syrian Arab Republic) Jeremiâc, Vuk (Serbia) (continued) CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5898(Resumption1) S/PV.5850; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5827; Jevremovic, Pavle (Serbia) S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940; BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6049 S/PV.5894 PALESTINE QUESTION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5827; S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6049 S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5827; S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 Johnston, Paul (United Kingdom) Jácome, Angélica (Panama) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5843 TERRORISM UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6015 S/PV.5843
Jahan, Ismat (Bangladesh) Jurica, Neven (Croatia) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 PEACEBUILDING AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5895(Resumption1); S/PV.5997 S/PV.5868 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/PV.6028 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Jallow, Hassan Bubacar (International Criminal S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6033 Tribunal for Rwanda. Prosecutor) CHAD–SUDAN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6029 S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5898 Jandrokoviâc, Gordan (Croatia) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5839; S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6033; MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6041 S/PV.5983 GEORGIA SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5969 S/PV.5983 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6017 S/PV.5895 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5894; S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5983 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Jeenbaev, Nurbek (Kyrgyzstan) (Organizatsiia S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 IRAQ SITUATION Dogovora o kollektivnoi bezopasnosti) S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.6025 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Jengeli, Ali Ahmed Jama (Somalia) S/PV.5848 SOMALIA SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5942; S/PV.6046 S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 PEACEBUILDING Jeremiâc, Vuk (Serbia) S/PV.5997 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5868 S/PV.5850; S/PV.5944 RWANDA SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6041 S/PV.5850; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025
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Jurica, Neven (Croatia) (continued) Jurica, Neven (Croatia) (UN. Security Council SMALL ARMS (63rd year : 2008). President) (continued) S/PV.5881 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6060 S/PV.6020 TERRORISM SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6028 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6039 S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC TERRORISM REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5855; S/PV.6015 S/PV.6056 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS S/PV.5843 S/PV.6038 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5968 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) (UN. Security Council UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Committee Established pursuant to Resolution S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Chairman) S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE TERRORISM S/PV.5843 S/PV.5886 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5917; S/PV.6025 Juul, Mona (Norway) ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5933 S/PV.5930 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Jurica, Neven (Croatia) (UN. Security Council S/PV.5898(Resumption1) (63rd year : 2008). President) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6017 S/PV.6028; S/PV.6054; S/PV.6054 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.6037; S/PV.6056 PALESTINE QUESTION CYPRUS QUESTION S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.6038 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6049(Resumption1) SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6056 S/PV.5930 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6040; S/PV.6053 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL SECURITY Kabila, Joseph (Democratic Republic of the S/PV.6058 Congo. President) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5868 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6040; S/PV.6053 S/PV.5868 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6052; S/PV.6053 Kafanabo, Joyce C. (United Republic of Tanzania) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6048 S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5936(Resumption1) LIBERIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6051 S/PV.5916(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6039; S/PV.6048; S/PV.6060 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6060 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.6052; S/PV.6053 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 S/PV.6050 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6033 S/PV.6028; S/PV.6054; S/PV.6054 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5915
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Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) (continued) Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 SAHARA CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5884 S/PV.5898 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5832 SITUATION UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.6055 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6055 S/PV.6000 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5938 S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.5884 S/PV.5953 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.5933 S/PV.5988 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) (UN. Security S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Council (63rd year : 2008). President) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA CYPRUS QUESTION S/PV.6041 S/PV.5971 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA LIBERIA SITUATION S/PV.6041 S/PV.5985 IRAQ SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 S/PV.5970 KOSOVO (SERBIA) TERRORISM S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 S/PV.5978 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN MISSION IN LIBERIA S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5985 S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kane, Angela (UN. Assistant Secretary-General for S/PV.5938 Political Affairs) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5848; S/PV.5853 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5873 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5873 PEACEBUILDING TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5997 S/PV.5873 RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6041 Kang, Yong (China) SMALL ARMS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5881 S/PV.6036 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6046 Kariyawasam, Prasad (Sri Lanka) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5936 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SMALL ARMS S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5881(Resumption1) S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 TERRORISM Karugarama, Tharcisse (Rwanda) S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6034 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5843 S/PV.6041 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5968 S/PV.6041 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 Kavanagh, John Paul (Ireland) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5843 S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.6005(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025
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Kerim, Srgjan (The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) (UN. General Assembly (62nd sess. : Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) (continued) 2007-2008). President) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905 S/PV.5916 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6005 S/PV.5916 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5933 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) (Multinational AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Force in Iraq) S/PV.5851; S/PV.5907; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5868 S/PV.6016 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6003 S/PV.6016 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5894 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) (UN. Security CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Council (63rd year : 2008). President) S/PV.5936 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY DISARMAMENT S/PV.5908 S/PV.5973 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.5913 S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 CHAD SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5913 S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944 CYPRUS QUESTION GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.5911 S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5903 S/PV.5979; S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 IRAQ SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.5910 S/PV.5904 LIBERIA SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5914 S/PV.5904 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5901; S/PV.5926 S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.6059 SOMALIA SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5902 S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5912; S/PV.5923 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6060 TERRORISM NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5903 S/PV.5848; S/PV.5909; S/PV.5973 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5910 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6060 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5926 S/PV.5895 UN MISSION IN LIBERIA REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5914 S/PV.5868 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AND CHAD S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6003 S/PV.5913 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5923 TERRORISM ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6034 S/PV.5921 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5843 Khare, Atul (UN. Special Representative of the UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Secretary-General for Timor-Leste and Head of S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878 Mission) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5958 S/PV.5843 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5958 S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944
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Khazaee, Mohammad (Iran (Islamic Republic of)) Kleib, Hasan (Indonesia) (continued) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5940 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5938 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5848 S/PV.5940 TERRORISM SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5902; S/PV.6020 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5905; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Kikwete, Jakaya (United Republic of Tanzania. S/PV.5940 President) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5930 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5868 S/PV.6025 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5868 S/PV.5905 Kim, Bong-Hyun (Republic of Korea) UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6024 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5938 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5933 Kim, Hyun Chong (Republic of Korea) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Klerk, Piet de (Netherlands) S/PV.5851 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5994 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5851(Resumption1) S/PV.5851 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916(Resumption1) King-Akerele, Olubanke (Liberia) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Kodera, Jiro (Japan) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) TERRORISM REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5855 S/PV.5868(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné (Central African S/PV.5916 Republic) Kleib, Hasan (Indonesia) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.5930 S/PV.5976 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR CHAD SITUATION S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 S/PV.5976 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 S/PV.5868(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.5936 AND CHAD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5976 SITUATION S/PV.6024 Konaré, Alpha Oumar (African Union. FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Commission. Chairperson) S/PV.6033 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5904 S/PV.5868 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5904 S/PV.5868 KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6025
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Kosor, Jadranka (Croatia. Vice-Prime Minister) Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/PV.5916 KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944 Kouchner, Bernard (France) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5980 S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 CHAD SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5980 S/PV.5938 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5834 S/PV.5848 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5979 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5983 PEACEBUILDING PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5997 S/PV.5983 SMALL ARMS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5881 S/PV.5983 SOMALIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.5842; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5987; S/PV.6020; AND CHAD S/PV.6046 S/PV.5980 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5832; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 Koudougou, Bonaventure (Burkina Faso) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5905 TERRORISM UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5855; S/PV.6015 S/PV.5905 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Kubis, Ján (Slovakia) S/PV.5843 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY S/PV.5968 COUNCIL UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5889 S/PV.5823 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5889 S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) S/PV.5843 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5944 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5832; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 S/PV.5832 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.6033 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6018; S/PV.6055 S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5938 S/PV.5898 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5884 SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6018; S/PV.6055 S/PV.6005 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 S/PV.5933 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) (UN. GEORGIA SITUATION Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President) S/PV.5969 BURUNDI SITUATION GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.5876 S/PV.5988 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5880 S/PV.6017 CYPRUS QUESTION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5869 S/PV.5823
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Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) (UN. La, Yifan (China) (continued) Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) S/PV.5905 DISARMAMENT UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5877 S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 ERITREA–ETHIOPIA UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5883 S/PV.5917 GEORGIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5866 S/PV.5905 LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.5867 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6024 S/PV.5877 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5938 S/PV.5879 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Lacroix, Jean-Pierre (France) S/PV.5882 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON S/PV.5907 S/PV.5867 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 S/PV.5883 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5882 GEORGIA SITUATION UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 S/PV.5880 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS S/PV.6034 S/PV.5869 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.5894; S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) (UN. INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Security Council Committee Established pursuant S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 to Resolution 751 (1992) concerning Somalia. IRAQ SITUATION Chairman) S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 KOSOVO (SERBIA) SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5944 S/PV.6043 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5848 Kuzmin, Gennady V. (Russian Federation) RWANDA SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6041 S/PV.5905 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5905 S/PV.5905 TERRORISM S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 La, Yifan (China) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5843 S/PV.6033 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.5968 S/PV.6029 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6024 S/PV.5843 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6033 S/PV.5944 GEORGIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952 S/PV.5905 IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Laher, Zaheer (South Africa) KOSOVO (SERBIA) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.5917 S/PV.5904 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5938 S/PV.5904 SOMALIA SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5902 S/PV.6016
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Laher, Zaheer (South Africa) (continued) Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) (continued) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6016 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Lajcak, Miroslav (High Representative for the TERRORISM Implementation of the Peace Agreement on S/PV.5855 Bosnia and Herzegovina) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5843 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 S/PV.5968 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2007-2008) S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 S/PV.6007 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5894 S/PV.5823; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Lamamra, Ramtane (African Union. Commissioner S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 for Peace and Security) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5843 S/PV.5942; S/PV.6046 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5917 S/PV.5916(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich (Russian Federation) ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5933 S/PV.6045 PALESTINE QUESTION Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) (UN. Security Council S/PV.6045 (63rd year : 2008). President) SOMALIA SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6046 S/PV.5932 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6045 S/PV.5935 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) S/PV.5941 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5931 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5834 S/PV.5935 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6000 S/PV.5932 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5839 S/PV.5935 GEORGIA SITUATION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 S/PV.5941 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5979; S/PV.6017 Le Roy, Alain (UN. Under-Secretary-General for IRAQ SITUATION Peacekeeping Operations) S/PV.5823; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6003 S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6003 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5983 S/PV.6005 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5848 Lekota, Mosiuoa Gerard Patrick (South Africa) PALESTINE QUESTION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5895 S/PV.5983 PEACEBUILDING Lewis-Navarro, Samuel (Panama. Vice-President) S/PV.5997 SMALL ARMS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5881 S/PV.5834 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6017
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Li, Junhua (China) Liu, Zhenmin (China) (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5827 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO PALESTINE QUESTION SITUATION S/PV.5827 S/PV.6055 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DISARMAMENT S/PV.5827 S/PV.5973 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Li, Kexin (China) S/PV.5924 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6041 S/PV.5944 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5979 S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6041 S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6041 S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 IRAQ SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910 S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 S/PV.5968 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5973 S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 PALESTINE QUESTION Lidén, Anders (Sweden) S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 RWANDA SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6041 S/PV.6046 SMALL ARMS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5881 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5922 Lidén, Anders (Sweden) (UN. Peacebuilding TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Commission. Burundi Configuration. Chairman) S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 BURUNDI SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6037 S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Lintonen, Kirsti (Finland) S/PV.5843 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Lintonen, Kirsti (Finland) (Organization for S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE Security and Co-operation in Europe) S/PV.5843 GEORGIA SITUATION UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.5952 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6055 Lisson, Frances Mary (Australia) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SMALL ARMS S/PV.5916 S/PV.5881(Resumption1) TERRORISM Lobo, Jorge de Mesquita (Portugal) S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5958 Liu, Zhenmin (China) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5958 S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Loj, Ellen (UN. Special Representative of the S/PV.5922 Secretary-General for Liberia and Coordinator of BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN Operations) S/PV.5894 LIBERIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5864 S/PV.5834 UN MISSION IN LIBERIA CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5864 S/PV.5898
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Majoor, Frank (Netherlands) Loulichki, Mohammed (Morocco) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5930 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.6049(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5997 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5881(Resumption1) S/PV.6049(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TERRORISM S/PV.5968(Resumption1) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5930 Lovald, Johan Ludvik (Norway) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Majoor, Frank (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Sierra Leone Configuration. Chairman) PEACEBUILDING SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5887 UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Lovald, Johan Ludvik (UN. Peacebuilding S/PV.5887 Commission. Burundi Configuration. Chairman) BURUNDI SITUATION Malcorra, Susana (UN. Department for Field S/PV.5897 Support. Under-Secretary-General) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Lukwiya, Benedict (Uganda) S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054
Lwin, Wunna Maung (Myanmar) Malmierca Díaz, Rodrigo (Cuba) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886
Maduekwe, Ojo (Nigeria) Malmierca Díaz, Rodrigo (Cuba) (Coordinating AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Maema, Lebohang Fine (Lesotho) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL SMALL ARMS S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Mansour, Habib (Tunisia) Mahiga, Augustine P. (United Republic of WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Tanzania) S/PV.5916(Resumption1) ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5933 Mansour, Riyad H. (Palestine) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mahmassani, Yahya (League of Arab States) S/PV.5834(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5898(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5924 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 PALESTINE QUESTION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.6046 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060
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Maqungo, Sabelo Sivuyile (South Africa) Mantovani, Aldo (Italy) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6041 S/PV.5907; S/PV.5930 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6041 S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6041 S/PV.5980 RWANDA SITUATION CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.6041 S/PV.6029 CHAD SITUATION Martin, Ian (UN. Special Representative of the S/PV.5980 Secretary-General for the United Nations Political CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Mission in Nepal) S/PV.5936 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SITUATION S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944 GEORGIA SITUATION Martirosyan, Armen (Armenia) S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.5823; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6059 KOSOVO (SERBIA) Matenje, Steve Dick Tennyson (Malawi) S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5824; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 SMALL ARMS NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5881(Resumption1) S/PV.5938 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Matussek, Thomas (Germany) S/PV.6036 PALESTINE QUESTION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5824; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 S/PV.5994 SMALL ARMS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5881 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6020; S/PV.6026; S/PV.6046 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 S/PV.6046 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5824; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 S/PV.5994 TERRORISM WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5843 Maurer, Peter (Switzerland) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5823; S/PV.5949 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5930 S/PV.5898 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5843 S/PV.6017(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC TERRORISM AND CHAD S/PV.6015 S/PV.5980 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5832 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Mayanja, Rachel N. (UN. Special Adviser to the REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Secretary-General on Gender Issues and S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Advancement of Women) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5938 S/PV.6005 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5933
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Mayr-Harting, Thomas (Austria) Michel, Charles (Belgium) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6034(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.5834 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916 McNee, John (Canada) Migliore, Celestino (Holy See) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5930 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5936 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Miliband, David (United Kingdom. Foreign and S/PV.5898 Commonwealth Office) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6017(Resumption1); S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 TERRORISM PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5930 S/PV.5895 SOMALIA SITUATION Mehdiyev, Agshin (Azerbaijan) S/PV.6046 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 TERRORISM S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Minah, Vandi (Sierra Leone) PEACEBUILDING Menkerios, Haile (UN. Assistant Secretary-General S/PV.5997 for Political Affairs) SOMALIA SITUATION Miranda, Joao Bernardo de (Angola) S/PV.6020 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Menon, Vanu Gopala (Singapore) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Mitropoulos, E.E. (IMO) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6020 S/PV.5868(Resumption1) TERRORISM Mladineo, Mirjana (Croatia) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Merafhe, Mompati (Botswana. Vice-President) S/PV.5832 IRAQ SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5823 S/PV.5868 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5824 S/PV.5868 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5824 Merwe, Susan van der (South Africa) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY S/PV.5832 COUNCIL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5889 S/PV.5824 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5889 S/PV.5823 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Mesic, Stipe (Croatia. President) (UN. Security S/PV.5832 Council (63rd year : 2008). President) Mlynár, Michal (Slovakia) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6034 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TERRORISM S/PV.5968 S/PV.6034
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Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem (Sudan) Mubarak, Attia Omar (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR (continued) S/PV.5947; S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5947 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5936 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5944 S/PV.5947; S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6017 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5944 Montoya Pedroza, Jairo (Colombia) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5940 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION SMALL ARMS S/PV.5940 S/PV.5881(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5947 Moratinos Cuyaubé, Miguel Angel (Spain) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5940 PEACEBUILDING UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5895 S/PV.5930 Morejon, Diego (Ecuador) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5944 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. (Kenya) TERRORISM INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6041 Moreno-Ocampo, Luis (International Criminal RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6041 Court. Prosecutor) SMALL ARMS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5881 S/PV.6028 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5905; S/PV.6028 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN Muharemi, Amir (Croatia) S/PV.5905 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5827 Moussa, Amre (Egypt) (League of Arab States. PALESTINE QUESTION Secretary-General) S/PV.5827 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5983 S/PV.5827 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5983 Mulet, Edmond (UN. Assistant Secretary-General TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL for Peacekeeping Operations) S/PV.5983 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5849 Mtengeti-Migiro, Rose (UN. Deputy Secretary- CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS General) S/PV.5936 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.5929 S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5916 S/PV.5858 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Muasher, Marwan (IBRD. Senior Vice-President of S/PV.5849; S/PV.6008 External Affairs) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5849; S/PV.6008 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5895 Mungwa, Alice (African Union) Mubarak, Attia Omar (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.5924 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5930
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Muñoz, Heraldo (Chile) Natalewaga, Marty M. (Indonesia) (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5834(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 SMALL ARMS TERRORISM S/PV.5881(Resumption1) S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5843 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Museminali, Rosemary (Rwanda) S/PV.5968 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.6016 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5851 Natalewaga, Marty M. (Indonesia) UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5843 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 S/PV.5832 CHAD–SUDAN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6029 S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5834 Natalewaga, Marty M. (Indonesia) (UN. Security CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.5898 Resolution 918 (1994) concerning Rwanda. DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6000 Chairman) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6041 SITUATION GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6043 S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; S/PV.5969 RWANDA SITUATION GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6043 S/PV.5988 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Ndabarasa, Alfred (Rwanda) S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.6041 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA Neritani, Adrian (Albania) S/PV.6041 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) TERRORISM S/PV.6016 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Ney, Martin (Germany) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.5848; S/PV.5981 S/PV.5968(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 PEACEBUILDING Ngoga, Martin (Rwanda) S/PV.5997 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5904 S/PV.6041 RWANDA SITUATION SMALL ARMS S/PV.5904 S/PV.5881 SOMALIA SITUATION Nhleko, Joel (Swaziland) S/PV.5987; S/PV.6026; S/PV.6046 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922
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Nishimura, Atsuko (Japan) Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael (Venezuela SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6046 (Bolivarian Republic of)) (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Normandin, Henri-Paul (Canada) S/PV.6049(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5881(Resumption1) S/PV.6049(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5968(Resumption1) S/PV.6049(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.6034(Resumption1)
Nqakula, Charles (South Africa) (Facilitator of the Okio, Luc Joseph (Congo) Burundi Peace Process) SMALL ARMS S/PV.5881(Resumption1) BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.6037 Okuda, Norihiro (Japan) Nsanze, Augustin (Burundi) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6034(Resumption1) BURUNDI SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.5897; S/PV.5966; S/PV.6037 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Nsengimana, Joseph (Rwanda) Omatuku, Philomene (Congo) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5916 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION Omoregie, Shola (UN. Representative of the S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Post-Conflict Peace Building Support Office in S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Guinea-Bissau) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5860; S/PV.5925
Núnez Mordoche, Ileana B. (Cuba) Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole (Nigeria) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5936 TERRORISM SMALL ARMS S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5881(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5968 S/PV.5916(Resumption1)
Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. (Cuba) (Coordinating Ortiz, Aura Mahuampi Rodríguez de (Venezuela Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries) (Bolivarian Republic of)) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Ould Abdallah, Ahmedou (UN. Special TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Representative of the Secretary-General for S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Somalia) Ogwu, U. Joy (Nigeria) SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5858; S/PV.5942 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim (Mauritania) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6017(Resumption1) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5960 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)) Ouyahia, Ahmed (Algeria) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5868(Resumption1)
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Ouyahia, Ahmed (Algeria) (continued) Pfanzelter, Gerhard (Austria) (continued) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5916(Resumption1)
Palihakkara, H.M.G.S. (Sri Lanka) Pham, Binh Minh (Viet Nam) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5868 TERRORISM REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5868
Park, In-kook (Republic of Korea) Pham, Gia Khiem (Viet Nam. Deputy Prime INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Minister) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.5936 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Pi, Dianela (Uruguay) S/PV.5968(Resumption1) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Pierce, Karen (United Kingdom) Pascoe, Lynn (UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6028 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5868 S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 GEORGIA SITUATION CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961 S/PV.6029 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5988 S/PV.5936 IRAQ SITUATION DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6024 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5963; S/PV.5999; S/PV.6022 S/PV.5982 PALESTINE QUESTION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5963; S/PV.5999; S/PV.6022 GEORGIA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 S/PV.5868 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5894; S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5963; S/PV.5999; S/PV.6022 S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5919 S/PV.5894; S/PV.6025 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Pemagbi, Joe Robert (Sierra Leone) S/PV.5938 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5948 S/PV.6041 SMALL ARMS Petkevich, Natalia (Belarus) S/PV.5881 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6005 S/PV.6028 TERRORISM Pfanzelter, Gerhard (Austria) S/PV.6015 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5936(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6025 S/PV.5898(Resumption1) UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC INTERNATIONAL SECURITY REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.6024
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Pierce, Karen (United Kingdom) (continued) Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir (UN. Special Representative UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL of the Secretary-General for the Sudan and Head S/PV.5938 of the United Nations Mission in Sudan) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) S/PV.6005 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5956 Pocar, Fausto (International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Quarrey, David (United Kingdom) Violations of International Humanitarian Law DJIBOUTI–ERITREA Committed in the Territory of the Former S/PV.5924 Yugoslavia since 1991. President) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5988 S/PV.5904 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.5909; S/PV.6036 S/PV.5904 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5905 Poukré-Kono, Fernand (Central African Republic) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5905 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.6042 Quiñones Sánchez, Fermín Gabriel (Cuba) CHAD SITUATION S/PV.6042 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.5859(Resumption1) AND CHAD PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6042 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Pramudwinai, Don (Thailand) S/PV.5859(Resumption1) TERRORISM CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 S/PV.5834(Resumption1)
Prica, Milos (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Qureshi, Shah Mehmood (Pakistan) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5930 S/PV.5916(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Prins, Daniel (UN. Office for Disarmament Affairs S/PV.5930 (Mar. 2007- ). Conventional Arms Branch. Chief) Qwabe, Bongiwe (South Africa) SMALL ARMS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5881(Resumption1) S/PV.5894 GEORGIA SITUATION Prodi, Romano (Italy. Prime Minister) S/PV.5952 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5868 S/PV.5949 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5868 S/PV.5886 TERRORISM Punkrasin, Chirachai (Thailand) S/PV.5886 PEACEBUILDING UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5949
Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir (UN. Special Representative Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra (African Union) of the Secretary-General for the Sudan) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5832 S/PV.5840 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5840 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5837; S/PV.6020 Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir (UN. Special Representative SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS of the Secretary-General for the Sudan and Head S/PV.5832 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN of the United Nations Mission in Sudan) S/PV.5832 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5956 S/PV.6005(Resumption1)
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Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra (African Union) Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) (continued) (continued) SMALL ARMS ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5881 S/PV.5933 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5987; S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 Reina Idiaquez, Jorge Arturo (Honduras) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 PEACEBUILDING TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; SMALL ARMS S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5881 TERRORISM Renié, Hubert (France) S/PV.5855 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878 S/PV.6059 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Rice, Condoleezza (United States) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5917; S/PV.6025 S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC PALESTINE QUESTION AND CHAD S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 S/PV.6042 SOMALIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6046 S/PV.5832 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5915; S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5884 S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.6005 S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.5933 S/PV.6042 CHAD–SUDAN Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) (European Union) S/PV.5915; S/PV.6029 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHAD SITUATION S/PV.5936 S/PV.5915; S/PV.6042 IRAQ SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6016 S/PV.5936 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6016 S/PV.5898 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.6005 SITUATION S/PV.5915; S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Rivière, Nicolas de (France) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 S/PV.5947 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION DISARMAMENT S/PV.5839 S/PV.5973 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.6017 S/PV.5988 IRAQ SITUATION NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878 S/PV.5938 KOSOVO (SERBIA) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.6025 S/PV.5909; S/PV.5973; S/PV.6036 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5947 S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5938 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5997
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Robinson, Patrick (International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Sadeghi, Mansour (Iran (Islamic Republic of)) Violations of International Humanitarian Law (continued) Committed in the Territory of the Former TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Yugoslavia since 1991. President) S/PV.5940(Resumption1) TERRORISM FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5855 S/PV.6041 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Safronkov, Vladimir K. (Russian Federation) S/PV.6041 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION Rodríguez Sifuentes, Emma (Mexico) S/PV.5884 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Salam, Nawaf A. (Lebanon) S/PV.5936(Resumption1) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Roed-Larsen, Terje (UN. Special Envoy of the S/PV.5967; S/PV.6047 Secretary-General for the Implementation of MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Security Council Resolution 1559 (2004)) S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5863; MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5940; S/PV.5967; S/PV.6047; S/PV.6049 S/PV.5888; S/PV.6008 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5827; Roelants de Stappers, William (Belgium) S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940; INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6049 S/PV.5904 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5827; S/PV.5904 S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 Rogachev, Ilya (Russian Federation) UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5967 S/PV.6041 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Salgueiro, Joao Manuel Guerra (Portugal) S/PV.6041 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5843 S/PV.6041 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5843 S/PV.5863 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.6041 Salim, Salim Ahmed (African Union. Special Rosenthal, Gert (Guatemala) Envoy for the Inter-Sudanese Peace Talks on the INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Conflict in Darfur) S/PV.6017(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5922 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5922 Rosselli, Elbio (Uruguay) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Sallam, Abdullatif H. (Saudi Arabia) S/PV.5834(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5824 Rovirosa, Socorro (Mexico) PALESTINE QUESTION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5824 S/PV.5916(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5824 Sach, Warren (UN. Controller) Saltanov, Alexander (Russian Federation) IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5910 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5983 Sadeghi, Mansour (Iran (Islamic Republic of)) PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5983 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5983 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5940(Resumption1)
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Sanader, Ivo (Croatia. Prime Minister) Sawers, John (United Kingdom) (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5979 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6000 S/PV.6046 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944 Sangqu, Baso (South Africa) GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SITUATION S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 S/PV.6024 IRAQ SITUATION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016; S/PV.6059 S/PV.6034 KOSOVO (SERBIA) IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 S/PV.5910 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6025 S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 SOMALIA SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5902 S/PV.5848; S/PV.5973 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5905 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; TERRORISM S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.6034 PEACEBUILDING UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5997 S/PV.6025 SOMALIA SITUATION UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5915; S/PV.6020 S/PV.5905 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.5832; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6024 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; Santos, Nelson (Timor-Leste) S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 TERRORISM TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6034 S/PV.5843 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5968 S/PV.5843 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016 Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia (Saudi UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Arabia) S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5983 S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 PALESTINE QUESTION UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.5983 AND CHAD TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5981 S/PV.5983 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5832 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6055 S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5933 S/PV.5832; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Sawers, John (United Kingdom) (UN. Security S/PV.5981 CHAD SITUATION Council (63rd year : 2008). President) S/PV.5981 ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS COUNCIL S/PV.5834 S/PV.5890 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5898 S/PV.5898(Resumption1) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SITUATION S/PV.5890 S/PV.6055 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION DISARMAMENT S/PV.5896 S/PV.5973
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Sawers, John (United Kingdom) (UN. Security Shalev, Gabriela (Israel) (continued) Council (63rd year : 2008). President) (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5885 SOMALIA SITUATION Shcherbak, Igor N. (Russian Federation) S/PV.5893 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5936 S/PV.5891 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION Scotland of Asthal, Patricia, Baroness (United S/PV.6024 Kingdom) KOSOVO (SERBIA) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6025 S/PV.5916 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.6025 Sejdiu, Fatmir (Kosovo (Serbia)) UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6024 S/PV.5917 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO Shikapwasha, Ronnie (Zambia) S/PV.5917 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Sen, Nirupam (India) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Shinyo, Takahiro (Japan) S/PV.5938 PEACEBUILDING CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5898(Resumption1) SOMALIA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6046 S/PV.5968 TERRORISM S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 Siles Alvarado, Hugo (Bolivia) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5968(Resumption1) S/PV.6017(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Simvura, Bernadette (Burundi) UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5938 S/PV.5868(Resumption1) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Serry, Robert H. (UN Special Coordinator for the S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Middle East Peace Process) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Sithole, Majozi (Swaziland) S/PV.5846; S/PV.5899; S/PV.5974; S/PV.6049; AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) PALESTINE QUESTION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5846; S/PV.5899; S/PV.5974; S/PV.6049; S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.6049(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Skracic, Vice (Croatia) S/PV.5846; S/PV.5899; S/PV.5974; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6049(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5947 Seruhere, Justine (United Republic of Tanzania) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5944 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Shalev, Gabriela (Israel) S/PV.5988 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5983; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5949 PALESTINE QUESTION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5983; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5944 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5983; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5940
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Skracic, Vice (Croatia) (continued) Spatafora, Marcello (Italy) (continued) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5938 S/PV.5922 PALESTINE QUESTION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5940 S/PV.5894 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5905; S/PV.5947 S/PV.5898 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.5940 S/PV.5924 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.5949 S/PV.5904 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5944 S/PV.5904 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5905 S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5938 S/PV.5917 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Smith, Mike (Australia) (UN. Security Council S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940 Committee Established pursuant to Resolution PALESTINE QUESTION 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940 Executive Directorate) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5895 TERRORISM SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5855 S/PV.5905; S/PV.5922 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Solana, Javier (Council of the European Union. S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940 Secretary-General and High Representative for the TERRORISM Common Foreign Security Policy) S/PV.5855 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5980 S/PV.5878 CHAD SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5980 S/PV.5851; S/PV.5857 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO AND CHAD S/PV.5917 S/PV.5980 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5905 Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo (Panama) Spehar, Elizabeth (UN. Department of Political INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA Affairs. Americas and Europe Division. Director) S/PV.5904 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.5904 S/PV.5969 IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5823 Spiriâc, Nikola (Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council SMALL ARMS of Ministers. Chairman) S/PV.5881 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 S/PV.5823 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6033 Sorcar, Muhammad Ali (Bangladesh) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5894 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5895 Spanta, Rangin Dadfar (Afghanistan) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION Stagno Ugarte, Bruno (Costa Rica) S/PV.5930 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5983 S/PV.5930 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5983 Spatafora, Marcello (Italy) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5905 S/PV.5851; S/PV.5857
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Stubb, Alexander (Finland) (Organization for Stagno Ugarte, Bruno (Costa Rica) (continued) Security and Co-operation in Europe. Chairman- TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL in-Office) S/PV.5983 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5982 S/PV.5905 Suescum, Alfredo (Panama) Staur, Carsten (Denmark) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5930 S/PV.6046 CHAD–SUDAN WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6029 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6000 Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5944; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5868(Resumption1) GEORGIA SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5969 S/PV.5834 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5988 S/PV.5898 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6041 S/PV.5904 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.6041 S/PV.5904 IRAQ SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5944 S/PV.5868(Resumption1) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.6060 S/PV.5855 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5848 S/PV.5843 PALESTINE QUESTION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6060 S/PV.5843 PEACEBUILDING WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5997 S/PV.5916 RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.6041 Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) (European Union) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.6060 S/PV.5851 TERRORISM BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5886 S/PV.5894 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5930 S/PV.5886 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5944 S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS SMALL ARMS S/PV.6005 S/PV.5881 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Suescum, Alfredo (Panama) (UN. Security Council S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) (63rd year : 2008). President) TERRORISM INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.5886 S/PV.5841 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5851 S/PV.5841
Strom, Ulla (Sweden) (UN. Peacebuilding Sumi, Shigeki (Japan) Commission. Burundi Configuration. Chairman) TERRORISM BURUNDI SITUATION S/PV.6015 S/PV.5966
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Takasu, Yukio (UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Swe, Kyaw Tint (Myanmar) Chairman) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5997 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Tanin, Zahir (Afghanistan) MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5854 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 Swe, Than (Myanmar) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5834(Resumption1); S/PV.5936(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/PV.5898(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Tachie-Menson, Robert (Ghana) S/PV.6034 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5895(Resumption1) TERRORISM Tadic, Boris (Serbia. President) S/PV.6034 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5821; S/PV.5839 S/PV.5851 KOSOVO (SERBIA) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5821; S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.6005(Resumption1) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5821; S/PV.5917 Tarrago, Piragibe dos Santos (Brazil) PEACEBUILDING Takasu, Yukio (Japan) S/PV.5895(Resumption1) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION SMALL ARMS S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5881 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Tassoulas, Konstantinos (Greece) ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. SECURITY SOMALIA SITUATION COUNCIL S/PV.6046 S/PV.5889 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Taylor, Sarah (NGO Working Group on Women, S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Peace and Security. Coordinator) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5889; S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.6005 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5940(Resumption1); S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5938 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5994 S/PV.5940(Resumption1); S/PV.6049(Resumption1) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6028 S/PV.5895(Resumption1); S/PV.5916 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6033 S/PV.5868(Resumption1) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION SMALL ARMS S/PV.6042 S/PV.5881 CHAD SITUATION TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6042 S/PV.5940(Resumption1); S/PV.6049(Resumption1) DISARMAMENT TERRORISM S/PV.5973 S/PV.5886 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.6000 S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5982 S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 GEORGIA SITUATION UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.5969 S/PV.5938 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5988 S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034
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Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) (continued) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert (Burkina Faso) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.6041 S/PV.5894 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.6041 S/PV.6029 IRAQ SITUATION GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6016 S/PV.5952 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA S/PV.6060 S/PV.5904 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA S/PV.5973 S/PV.5904 PALESTINE QUESTION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6060 S/PV.5949 PEACEBUILDING MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5997 S/PV.6049 RWANDA SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6041 S/PV.6049 SOMALIA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5987 S/PV.5895 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6028 S/PV.6020 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6060 S/PV.6049 TERRORISM TERRORISM S/PV.6034 S/PV.6015 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5964; S/PV.5968 S/PV.5949 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6016 S/PV.6005 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5994 Tincopa, Romy (Peru) UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AND CHAD S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.6042 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Titov, Dmitry (UN. Assistant Secretary-General for S/PV.6005 Rule of Law and Security Institutions) Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) (UN. Security SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.5887 Resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan. UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE S/PV.5887 Chairman) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Torrijos, Martín (Panama. President) S/PV.6043 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5979 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) (UN. Security Council Mission to Afghanistan, 2008. Head) Tsiskarashvili, Shalva (Georgia) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6031 S/PV.5898(Resumption1) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6031 Tupouniua, Mahe U.S. (Tonga) Thambwe Mwamba, Alexis (Democratic Republic UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK of the Congo) S/PV.5968(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5916(Resumption1) SITUATION S/PV.6055 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC AFGHANISTAN SITUATION REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5851 S/PV.6055 AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028
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Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) (continued) Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) (continued) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC S/PV.6042 REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO CHAD–SUDAN S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 S/PV.6029 WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION CHAD SITUATION S/PV.5884 S/PV.6042 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916 S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) (UN. Security Council S/PV.5898 (63rd year : 2008). President) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS SITUATION S/PV.6014 S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DJIBOUTI–ERITREA SITUATION S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 S/PV.6018 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION ICJ–MEMBERS S/PV.5839 S/PV.6011; S/PV.6012 GEORGIA SITUATION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 S/PV.6025 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.5979; S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.6019 IRAQ SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 S/PV.6015 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5839 S/PV.6025 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6014 S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5848; S/PV.5886 S/PV.6018 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; Utoikamanu, Fekitamoeloa (Tonga) (Pacific S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 Islands Forum) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5997 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.5868 SMALL ARMS Valero, Jorge (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)) S/PV.5881 TERRORISM SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6015 S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Veneman, Ann (UNICEF. Executive Director) S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6008; S/PV.6028 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 Vengoechea, Andrés de (Panama) TERRORISM S/PV.5855 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION S/PV.5994 S/PV.5843 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK S/PV.6033 S/PV.5968 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.6033 S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 KOSOVO (SERBIA) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.6025 S/PV.5851 NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5938 S/PV.5843 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC S/PV.6025 AND CHAD UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL S/PV.6042 S/PV.5938 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.6008
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Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (Brazil) Verbeke, Johan C. (Belgium) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5851 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5860 S/PV.5832 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5839 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.6049 S/PV.5823 PALESTINE QUESTION KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.6049 S/PV.5839 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6049 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859 TERRORISM NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5848 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5843 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859 UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5968 S/PV.5832 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5843 S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (Brazil) (UN. S/PV.5843 Peacebuilding Commission. Guinea-Bissau UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Configuration. Chairperson) S/PV.5823 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.5851 S/PV.5925; S/PV.5988 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE S/PV.5843 Voto-Bernales, Jorge (Peru) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5832 S/PV.5898(Resumption1) SMALL ARMS Verbeke, Johan C. (Belgium) (UN. Security S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1737 (2006) concerning the Islamic Wang, Guangya (China) Republic of Iran. Chairman) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 S/PV.5853 CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5936 Verhagen, Maxime (Netherlands) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5839 PEACEBUILDING KOSOVO (SERBIA) S/PV.5895 S/PV.5839 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Viloviâc, Ranko (Croatia) S/PV.5848 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5922 S/PV.5895 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5924 S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN S/PV.5982 S/PV.5832 GEORGIA SITUATION ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5961 S/PV.5933 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5922 Wang, Yi (China) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6005 S/PV.5868 REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Vincenzo, Scotti (Italy) S/PV.5868 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916
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Weisbrod-Weber, Wolfgang (UN. Department of Peacekeeping Operations. Asia and Middle East Weisleder, Saúl (Costa Rica) (continued) Division. Director) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.6005 S/PV.5969 ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.5933 S/PV.5969 Weisleder, Saúl (Costa Rica) (UN. Security Council Weisleder, Saúl (Costa Rica) (63rd year : 2008). President) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5928; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.6021 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION S/PV.5832 S/PV.6021 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Weissbrod , Amir (Israel) BURUNDI SITUATION MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6037 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 S/PV.6015 GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.5952 Wenaweser, Christian (Liechtenstein) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6034 S/PV.5898 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) IRAQ SITUATION TERRORISM S/PV.5910 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) KOSOVO (SERBIA) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 S/PV.6005 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6049 Wetland, Morten (Norway) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 AFGHANISTAN SITUATION NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5994 S/PV.6036 PEACEBUILDING PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5997 S/PV.6049 SOMALIA SITUATION PEACEBUILDING S/PV.6046 S/PV.5895 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN RWANDA SITUATION S/PV.5994 S/PV.6041 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Willson, Carolyn L. (United States) S/PV.5928 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6046 TERRORISM SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5855; S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5832 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Windsor, David Anthony (Australia) S/PV.6049 CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS TERRORISM S/PV.5898 S/PV.5928; S/PV.6034 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Wirajuda, Hassan (Indonesia) S/PV.5910 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5868 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 S/PV.5979 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.5832 S/PV.5983 UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 S/PV.5983
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Wirajuda, Hassan (Indonesia) (continued) Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio (Spain) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN (continued) S/PV.5868 TERRORISM TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5855; S/PV.6034 S/PV.5983 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Wolfe, Raymond (Jamaica) SMALL ARMS Yoda, Alain Bédouma (Burkina Faso) S/PV.5881(Resumption1) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION S/PV.5980 Wolff, Alejandro D. (United States) CHAD SITUATION AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR S/PV.5980 S/PV.5947 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5983 S/PV.5834 PALESTINE QUESTION CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5983 S/PV.5898 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.5983 S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC MIDDLE EAST SITUATION AND CHAD S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049 S/PV.5980 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION S/PV.5853; S/PV.6036 Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim (Malaysia) PALESTINE QUESTION INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS TERRORISM S/PV.5947 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049 Zannier, Lamberto (UN. Special Representative of TERRORISM the Secretary-General and Head of the United S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 Nations Interim Administration Mission in UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Kosovo) S/PV.5968 UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN WESTERN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION SAHARA S/PV.5944 S/PV.5884 KOSOVO (SERBIA) WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 S/PV.5884 UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN KOSOVO S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Wolff, Alejandro D. (United States) (Multinational Force in Iraq) Zebari, Hoshyar (Iraq) IRAQ SITUATION IRAQ SITUATION S/PV.5949 S/PV.5910; S/PV.6059 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ S/PV.5949 S/PV.6059
Yade, Rama (France) Zenawi, Meles (Ethiopia. Prime Minister) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5868 S/PV.5868 EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN S/PV.5982 S/PV.5868 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5895 Zenenga, Raisedon (UN. Department of Political REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Affairs. Africa II Division. Director) S/PV.5868 SOMALIA SITUATION WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6020 S/PV.5916 Zhang, Yesui (China) Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio (Spain) AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6028 S/PV.6017(Resumption1); S/PV.6034 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6000
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Zoumanigui, Paul Goa (Guinea) Zhang, Yesui (China) (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION S/PV.6060 PALESTINE QUESTION S/PV.6060 PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5997 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6026 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6028 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL S/PV.6060 TERRORISM S/PV.6034 WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.6005
Zhang, Yesui (China) (UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION S/PV.5994 CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.6001; S/PV.6004 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION S/PV.5998; S/PV.6006 DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.6000 GEORGIA SITUATION S/PV.5992 GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION S/PV.5995 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5993 SOMALIA SITUATION S/PV.6009 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS S/PV.5996 UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN S/PV.5994 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA S/PV.5992 UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE S/PV.6001; S/PV.6004 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO S/PV.5998; S/PV.6006 UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.5993
Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis (Benin) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5936(Resumption1) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY S/PV.6017(Resumption1) PEACEBUILDING S/PV.5895(Resumption1) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS S/PV.5916(Resumption1)
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AFGHANISTAN SITUATION AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued) Afghanistan Organizatsiia Dogovora o kollektivnoi bezopasnosti Spanta, Rangin Dadfar – S/PV.5930 Jeenbaev, Nurbek (Kyrgyzstan) – Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Australia Pakistan Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 Akram, Munir – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Belgium Amil, Farukh – S/PV.5994 Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5930 Qureshi, Shah Mehmood – S/PV.5930 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5994 Panama Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5851 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5851 Burkina Faso Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5930 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.5994 S/PV.5994 Republic of Korea Canada Kim, Hyun Chong – S/PV.5851 McNee, John – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); Russian Federation S/PV.5930 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5907; China S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 South Africa Costa Rica Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5851; Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5851 S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5928; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Spain Croatia De Palacio España, Iñigo – S/PV.5851 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Turkey European Union Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5930 Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5851 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President France Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5932 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5907 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5994 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to S/PV.5994 Resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Germany Taliban and Associated Individuals and Entities. Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.5994 Chairman Iceland Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.6043 Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) UN. Security Council Mission to Afghanistan, 2008. India Head Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) – S/PV.6031 S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Indonesia Afghanistan Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5930 Eide, Kai – S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Iran (Islamic Republic of) and Emergency Relief Coordinator Danesh-Yazdi, Mehdi – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Holmes, John – S/PV.5930 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Italy Operations Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5907; S/PV.5930 Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5851 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5857 United Arab Emirates Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5994 Al-Jarman, Ahmed – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Japan United Kingdom Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Sawers, John – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Kazakhstan United States Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5907; Libyan Arab Jamahiriya S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5977 Viet Nam Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5930 Netherlands AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); African Union. Commission. Chairperson S/PV.5994 Konaré, Alpha Oumar – S/PV.5868 Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5930 Algeria New Zealand Ouyahia, Ahmed – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 Angola Norway Miranda, Joao Bernardo de – Juul, Mona – S/PV.5930 S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Wetland, Morten – S/PV.5994
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AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) AFRICA–REGIONAL SECURITY (continued) Belgium Somalia. President Chevalier, Pierre – S/PV.5868 Ahmed, Abdullahi Yusuf – S/PV.5868 Botswana. Vice-President Sudan Merafhe, Mompati – S/PV.5868 Ismail, Mustafa Osman – S/PV.5868 Burkina Faso Swaziland Bassolé, Djibrill – S/PV.5868 Sithole, Majozi – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Burundi Uganda Simvura, Bernadette – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Central African Republic UN. Deputy Secretary-General Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Mtengeti-Migiro, Rose – S/PV.5929 China UN. Secretary-General Wang, Yi – S/PV.5868 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5868 Costa Rica UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5868 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5908 Côte d'Ivoire. President UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Gbagbo, Laurent – S/PV.5868 and Emergency Relief Coordinator Croatia Holmes, John – S/PV.5845 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5868 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Democratic Republic of the Congo. President Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5868 Kabila, Joseph – S/PV.5868 United Kingdom. Prime Minister Egypt Brown, J. Gordon – S/PV.5868 Hassan, Ibrahim Ali – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) United Republic of Tanzania. President Eritrea Kikwete, Jakaya – S/PV.5868 Desta, Araya – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) United States Ethiopia. Prime Minister Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5868 Zenawi, Meles – S/PV.5868 Viet Nam France Pham, Binh Minh – S/PV.5868 Yade, Rama – S/PV.5868 Zambia Gabon Shikapwasha, Ronnie – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Gondjout, Laure Olga – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Ghana ARMED CONFLICTS PREVENTION–UN. Christian, Leslie – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) SECURITY COUNCIL Indonesia Japan Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5868 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5889 Italy. Prime Minister Slovakia Prodi, Romano – S/PV.5868 Kubis, Ján – S/PV.5889 Japan South Africa Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Merwe, Susan van der – S/PV.5889 League of Arab States UN. Secretary-General Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5889 Liberia UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President King-Akerele, Olubanke – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5890 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5868 AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR Mauritania Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – S/PV.5960 African Union Nigeria Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.5832 Maduekwe, Ojo – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) African Union. Special Envoy for the Inter-Sudanese Panama Peace Talks on the Conflict in Darfur Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5868 Salim, Salim Ahmed – S/PV.5922 Russian Federation African Union-United Nations Special Representative for Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5868 Darfur Rwanda Adada, Rodolphe – S/PV.5872 Museminali, Rosemary – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Belgium Senegal Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 Gadio, Cheikh Tidiane – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5832 Sierra Leone Burkina Faso Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; Singapore S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) China Slovenia Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5922 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6028
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AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR AU/UN HYBRID OPERATION IN DARFUR (continued) (continued) Costa Rica United Kingdom Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6028 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5832 Sawers, John – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; Croatia S/PV.5947 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6028 United States Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5832 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6028 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5947 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.5922 S/PV.6003 France Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5947 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; Viet Nam S/PV.6028 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5947 S/PV.6028 Indonesia Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 Belgium International Criminal Court. Prosecutor Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5894 Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.6028 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6033 Italy Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council of Ministers. Chairman Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 Spiriâc, Nikola – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5922 Burkina Faso Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6028 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6033 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5894 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; China S/PV.6028 La, Yifan – S/PV.6033 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5947 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5894 Panama Costa Rica Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 S/PV.6028 Croatia Russian Federation Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6033 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947; European Union S/PV.6028 Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5894 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5922 France South Africa Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5832; High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina Sudan Lajcak, Miroslav – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Indonesia S/PV.5947; S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Italy Operations Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5894 Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5849 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6033 UN. Department for Field Support. Under-Secretary- Libyan Arab Jamahiriya General Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6033 Malcorra, Susana – S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5894 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Panama Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5894 S/PV.5818 Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.6033 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6028; S/PV.6054; Russian Federation S/PV.6054 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5935 Serbia UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Darfur Jevremovic, Pavle – S/PV.5894 Eliasson, Jan – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 South Africa UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.6033 and Emergency Relief Coordinator Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5894 Holmes, John – S/PV.5872 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Weisleder, Saúl (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6021 Operations United Kingdom Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5817; S/PV.5832; Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 S/PV.5892 United States Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6003 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6033 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5894
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BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION (continued) (continued) Viet Nam UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Central African Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 Republic Configuration. Chair Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6027 BURUNDI SITUATION UN. Representative of the Secretary-General and Head Burundi of the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in Nsanze, Augustin – S/PV.5897; S/PV.5966; the Central African Republic S/PV.6037 Fall, François Lonsény – S/PV.6027 Costa Rica UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6037 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5830 Facilitator of the Burundi Peace Process Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5913 Nqakula, Charles (South Africa) – S/PV.6037 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Burundi Configuration. and Head of the United Nations Mission in the Central Chairman African Republic and Chad Lidén, Anders (Sweden) – S/PV.6037 Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 Lovald, Johan Ludvik – S/PV.5897 United Kingdom Strom, Ulla (Sweden) – S/PV.5966 Sawers, John – S/PV.5981 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President United States Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6037; S/PV.6056 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5980 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – S/PV.5876 CHAD–SUDAN Belgium CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6029 Burkina Faso Burkina Faso Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5915 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6029 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Chad Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.6029 S/PV.5880 China Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6014 La, Yifan – S/PV.6029 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6001; S/PV.6004 Costa Rica UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6029 Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. Croatia Chairman Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6029 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.6043 France UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5915; S/PV.6029 and Head of the United Nations Operation in Côte Indonesia d'Ivoire Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6029 Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6001 Italy Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.6029 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SITUATION Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.6029 Belgium Panama Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5980 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6029 Burkina Faso Russian Federation Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5980 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6029 Central African Republic UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné – S/PV.5976 and Emergency Relief Coordinator Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6042 Holmes, John – S/PV.6029 Chad United Kingdom Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6029 Costa Rica United States Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6042 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6029 Council of the European Union. Secretary-General and Viet Nam High Representative for the Common Foreign Security Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6029 Policy Solana, Javier – S/PV.5980 CHAD SITUATION France Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5980 Belgium Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6042 Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5980 Italy Burkina Faso Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5980 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5980 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6042
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CHAD SITUATION (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) Central African Republic Chile Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné – S/PV.5976 Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6042 China Chad Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5834 Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5936 Costa Rica Colombia Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6042 Blum, Claudia – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Council of the European Union. Secretary-General and Montoya Pedroza, Jairo – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) High Representative for the Common Foreign Security Costa Rica Policy Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 Solana, Javier – S/PV.5980 Côte d'Ivoire France Bailly-Niagri, Guillaume – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5980 Djédjé, Ilahiri A. – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5915; S/PV.6042 Croatia Italy Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5980 Egypt Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6042 Edrees, Mohamed Fathi – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Gendi, Soha – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5830 El Salvador Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5913 Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General S/PV.5834(Resumption1) and Head of the United Nations Mission in the Central European Union African Republic and Chad Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.5936 Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 France United Kingdom Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5834 Sawers, John – S/PV.5981 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5936 United States Georgia DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5980 Alasania, Irakli – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Germany CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Afghanistan Ney, Martin – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Ghana S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Tachie-Menson, Robert – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) African Union Guatemala Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – Briz Gutiérrez, José Alberto – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Argentina Guinea Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Zoumanigui, Paul Goa – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Australia Indonesia Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5936 S/PV.5936 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5834 Austria Iraq Pfanzelter, Gerhard – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Ireland Bangladesh Kavanagh, John Paul – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Islam, Tariq Ariful – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Israel Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Eilon Shahar, Meirav – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Belgium Gillerman, Dan – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5936 Italy Michel, Charles – S/PV.5834 Craxi, Vittorio – S/PV.5834 Benin Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5936 Ehouzou, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Japan Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Brazil Kazakhstan Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Liberia Burkina Faso Barnes, Milton Nathaniel – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Canada Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5834 McNee, John – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5936 S/PV.5936
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CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) Liechtenstein Switzerland Frommelt, Günter Otto – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Maurer, Peter – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Thailand Malawi Pramudwinai, Don – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Matenje, Steve Dick Tennyson – Uganda S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Mexico Lukwiya, Benedict – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Heller, Claude – S/PV.5834 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Rodríguez Sifuentes, Emma – Operations S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5936 Myanmar UN. General Assembly (62nd sess. : 2007-2008). Swe, Kyaw Tint – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); President S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Kerim, Srgjan (The former Yugoslav Republic of Nepal Macedonia) – S/PV.5916 Acharya, Madhu Raman – UN. Group of Nordic Countries S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Hannesson, Hjálmar W. (Iceland) – S/PV.5834 S/PV.5936(Resumption1) UN. Secretary-General Netherlands Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5936 Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President New Zealand Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) – Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Nicaragua UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Castellón Duarte, Mario H. – Children and Armed Conflict S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Coomaraswamy, Radhika – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 Hermida Castillo, Jamie – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) UNICEF. Executive Director Nigeria Veneman, Ann – S/PV.5834; S/PV.5936 Akindele, Lawrence Olayiwola – United Kingdom S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5936 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – S/PV.5936 Sawers, John – S/PV.5834 Norway United Republic of Tanzania Lovald, Johan Ludvik – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Kafanabo, Joyce C. – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Palestine S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) United States Panama Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5936 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5936 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5834 Panama. Vice-President Uruguay Lewis-Navarro, Samuel – S/PV.5834 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Peru Pi, Dianela – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.5936 Rosselli, Elbio – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Tincopa, Romy – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Viet Nam Philippines Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5834 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Viet Nam. Deputy Prime Minister Gatan, Leslie B. – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Pham, Gia Khiem – S/PV.5936 Qatar Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Becker, Jo – S/PV.5834 S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict. Steering Republic of Korea Committee. Chairperson Kim, Bong-Hyun – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Hunt, Kathleen – S/PV.5936 Kim, Hyun Chong – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Russian Federation CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5834 Afghanistan Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.5936 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Rwanda Argentina Ndabarasa, Alfred – S/PV.5936(Resumption1) Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5898 Nsengimana, Joseph – S/PV.5834(Resumption1) Australia Slovenia Windsor, David Anthony – S/PV.5898 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5834 Austria South Africa Pfanzelter, Gerhard – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5834; Belgium S/PV.5936 Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5898 Sri Lanka Burkina Faso Kariyawasam, Prasad – S/PV.5834(Resumption1); Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5898 S/PV.5936
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CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS CIVILIAN PERSONS–ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) (continued) Canada United Kingdom McNee, John – S/PV.5898 Sawers, John – S/PV.5898 China United States Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5898 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5898 Colombia Viet Nam Blum, Claudia – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5898 Costa Rica Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5898 CYPRUS QUESTION Croatia UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5898 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6038 France Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.5971 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5898 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5911 Georgia Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Tsiskarashvili, Shalva – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) S/PV.5869 Indonesia Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5898 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Israel SITUATION Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Italy Belgium Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5898 Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Japan Burkina Faso Shinyo, Takahiro – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6055 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya China Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5898 La, Yifan – S/PV.6024 Liechtenstein Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6055 Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.5898 Costa Rica Mexico Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Heller, Claude – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Democratic Republic of the Congo Myanmar Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6024 Swe, Kyaw Tint – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Thambwe Mwamba, Alexis – S/PV.6055 Nigeria France Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5915; S/PV.6024; Norway S/PV.6055 Juul, Mona – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Indonesia Palestine Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6024 Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Italy Panama Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5898 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Peru Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6024 Voto-Bernales, Jorge – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Russian Federation Qatar Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6024 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.5898 Rwanda Russian Federation Nsengimana, Joseph – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5898 South Africa Slovenia Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.6018; Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5898 S/PV.6055 South Africa Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6024 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5898 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Switzerland Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5836 Maurer, Peter – S/PV.5898 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.5861 Syrian Arab Republic Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) S/PV.5828 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6056 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6018 S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5998; S/PV.6006 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to and Emergency Relief Coordinator Resolution 918 (1994) concerning Rwanda. Chairman Holmes, John – S/PV.5898; Natalewaga, Marty M. (Indonesia) – S/PV.6043 S/PV.5898(Resumption1) United Kingdom United Arab Emirates Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6024 Al-Jarman, Ahmed – S/PV.5898(Resumption1) Sawers, John – S/PV.6055
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO DJIBOUTI–ERITREA (continued) SITUATION (continued) Panama United States Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5924 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6000 Viet Nam Russian Federation Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6024 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 South Africa DISARMAMENT Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 China UN. Department of Political Affairs. Africa I Division. Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5973 Director France Honwana, João – S/PV.5924 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5973 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Italy Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6000 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5973 United Kingdom Russian Federation Quarrey, David – S/PV.5924 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5973 Sawers, John – S/PV.6000 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President United States Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5955 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Viet Nam S/PV.5877 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5924 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Le Luong Minh – S/PV.6000 Resolution 1737 (2006) concerning the Islamic Republic of Iran. Chairman ERITREA–ETHIOPIA Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5973 United Kingdom UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Sawers, John – S/PV.5973 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5838 United States Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5973 S/PV.5829 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – DJIBOUTI–ERITREA S/PV.5883 African Union EUROPE–REGIONAL SECURITY Mungwa, Alice – S/PV.5924 Belgium Belgium Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5982 Burkina Faso Croatia Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6000 Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.5982 China France Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5924 Yade, Rama – S/PV.5982 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6000 Italy Costa Rica Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5982 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. Croatia Chairman-in-Office Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.5924 Stubb, Alexander (Finland) – S/PV.5982 Djibouti. President Russian Federation Guelleh, Ismail Omar – S/PV.6000 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5982 Djibouti. Prime Minister United Kingdom Dileita, Dileita Mohamed – S/PV.5924 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5982 Eritrea United States Desta, Araya – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5982 France Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5924; S/PV.6000 FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION Indonesia Belgium Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6000 Belle, Olivier – S/PV.6041 Italy Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5924 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5839 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6000 Bosnia and Herzegovina League of Arab States Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6041 Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5924 Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council of Ministers. Chairman Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Spiriâc, Nikola – S/PV.6033 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6000 Burkina Faso Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5924 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041
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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION (continued) China UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President La, Yifan – S/PV.6033 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6040; S/PV.6053 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5944 Weisleder, Saúl (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6021 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6041 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5839 and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Costa Rica Mission in Kosovo Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5839 Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.5944 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 United Kingdom Croatia Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033; Sawers, John – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944 S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 United States Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5944 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 France Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033; Viet Nam S/PV.6041 Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5839 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6041 High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5839 Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina Lajcak, Miroslav – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6033 GEORGIA SITUATION Indonesia Belgium Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6033 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; S/PV.5969 S/PV.6041 Burkina Faso International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5953 Responsible for Serious Violations of International Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5952 Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the China Former Yugoslavia since 1991. President La, Yifan – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952 Pocar, Fausto – S/PV.5904 Costa Rica Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6041 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5952 Responsible for Serious Violations of International Croatia Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5969 Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Prosecutor Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.5961 Italy France Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6033; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 Kosovo (Serbia) Georgia Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.5944 Alasania, Irakli – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953; Libyan Arab Jamahiriya S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6033 Indonesia Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5839 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6041 S/PV.5953; S/PV.5969 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5944 Italy Panama Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5839 S/PV.5953 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6041 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5969 Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.6033 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Russian Federation Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5952 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe S/PV.6033 Lintonen, Kirsti (Finland) – S/PV.5952 Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6041 Panama Serbia Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 Jeremiâc, Vuk – S/PV.5850; S/PV.5944 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5969 Jevremovic, Pavle – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Russian Federation Serbia. President Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; Tadic, Boris – S/PV.5821; S/PV.5839 S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 South Africa South Africa Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5839; Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5969 S/PV.5944; S/PV.6033 Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5952 Maqungo, Sabelo Sivuyile – S/PV.6041 UN. Secretary-General Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5839
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GEORGIA SITUATION (continued) GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION (continued) UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Guinea-Bissau Operations Configuration. Chairperson Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro (Brazil) – S/PV.5925; UN. Department of Peacekeeping Operations. Asia and S/PV.5988 Middle East Division. Director UN. Representative of the Secretary-General and Head Weisbrod-Weber, Wolfgang – S/PV.5969 of the United Nations Post-Conflict Peace Building UN. Department of Political Affairs. Americas and Support Office in Guinea-Bissau Europe Division. Director Omoregie, Shola – S/PV.5860; S/PV.5925 Spehar, Elizabeth – S/PV.5969 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5995 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5961 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5988 S/PV.5866 UN Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention. Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5992 Executive Director UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Costa, Antonio Maria – S/PV.5925 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5953; S/PV.5961 United Kingdom United Kingdom Quarrey, David – S/PV.5988 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 United States Sawers, John – S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5988 United States Viet Nam DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5951 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5988 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5961; S/PV.5969 HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Viet Nam UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5951; S/PV.5952; S/PV.5953 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5993 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL and Head of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in SECURITY Haiti UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Annabi, Hédi – S/PV.5862; S/PV.5990 Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.5852 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6058 ICJ–MEMBERS UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President GUINEA-BISSAU SITUATION Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6011; S/PV.6012 Belgium Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5988 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Brazil Afghanistan Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.5860 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6034 Burkina Faso Albania Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5988 Neritani, Adrian – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Costa Rica Algeria Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.5988 Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6017(Resumption1); Croatia S/PV.6034 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5988 Argentina France Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.6017(Resumption1); Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5988 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Guinea-Bissau Armenia Cabral, Alfredo Lopes – S/PV.5860; S/PV.5925; Martirosyan, Armen – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.5988 Australia Indonesia Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6034 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5988 Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Italy Austria Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5988 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Pfanzelter, Gerhard – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5988 Azerbaijan Panama Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5988 Belgium Russian Federation Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5988 Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5979 South Africa Benin Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5988 Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – S/PV.6017(Resumption1)
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INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) Bolivia Jordan Siles Alvarado, Hugo – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Bosnia and Herzegovina Kazakhstan Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6034 Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Brazil Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5979; S/PV.6034 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.6017 Burkina Faso Liechtenstein Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Canada Malaysia McNee, John – S/PV.6017(Resumption1); Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Mexico Chile Heller, Claude – S/PV.6017; Fuentealba, Renan – S/PV.6017 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) China Morocco Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5979 Chabar, Hamid – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Colombia New Zealand Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6017(Resumption1); Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Nigeria Costa Rica Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5979; Norway S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Juul, Mona – S/PV.6017 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6034 Pakistan Costa Rica. President Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Arias Sánchez, Oscar – S/PV.6034 S/PV.6017(Resumption1); Croatia S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6017 Panama. President Croatia. Prime Minister Torrijos, Martín – S/PV.5979 Sanader, Ivo – S/PV.5979 Panama. Vice-President Cuba Lewis-Navarro, Samuel – S/PV.6017 Núnez Mordoche, Ileana B. – Philippines S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Ecuador Qatar Espinosa, María Fernanda – Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Republic of Korea France Park, In-kook – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5979 Russian Federation Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6034 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6017 Iakovenko, Aleksandr – S/PV.5979 Guatemala Singapore Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Holy See Slovakia Migliore, Celestino – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Kubis, Ján – S/PV.5889 India South Africa Ahamed, E. – S/PV.6034 Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.5979 Doraiswami, Vikram – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.6017 Indonesia Merwe, Susan van der – S/PV.5889 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6034 Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5979 Spain Iran (Islamic Republic of) Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6017(Resumption1); S/PV.6034 Israel Special Representative of the Secretary-General in the Eilon Shahar, Meirav – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Republic of the Congo Italy Doss, Alan – S/PV.6024 Frattini, Franco – S/PV.5979 Sri Lanka Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Palihakkara, H.M.G.S. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Japan Switzerland Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5889; Syrian Arab Republic S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Adi, Mazen – S/PV.6034(Resumption1)
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INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER Turkey YUGOSLAVIA (continued) Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons UN. High Representative for Disarmament Affairs Responsible for Serious Violations of International Duarte, Sérgio de Queiroz – S/PV.6017 Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the UN. Secretary-General Former Yugoslavia since 1991. President Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5889; S/PV.5979; S/PV.6034 Pocar, Fausto – S/PV.5904 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Robinson, Patrick – S/PV.6041 Arias Sánchez, Oscar (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6017 International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Compaoré, Blaise (Burkina Faso. President) – Responsible for Serious Violations of International S/PV.5979 Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Former Yugoslavia since 1991. Prosecutor Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5903 Brammertz, Serge – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Mesic, Stipe (Croatia. President) – S/PV.6034 Italy Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5890 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5904 United Kingdom Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6041 Brown, Mark Malloch – S/PV.5979 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Sawers, John – S/PV.6017; S/PV.6034 Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 United Republic of Tanzania Panama Seruhere, Justine – S/PV.6017(Resumption1) Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo – S/PV.5904 United States Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6041 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5979; S/PV.6017; Russian Federation S/PV.6034 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5904 Willson, Carolyn L. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6041 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Serbia Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Jevremovic, Pavle – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Slovenia Viet Nam Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5904 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6034 South Africa Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5979; S/PV.6017 Laher, Zaheer – S/PV.5904 Maqungo, Sabelo Sivuyile – S/PV.6041 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President YUGOSLAVIA Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6040; S/PV.6053 Belgium Suescum, Alfredo (Panama) – S/PV.5841 Belle, Olivier – S/PV.6041 United Kingdom Roelants de Stappers, William – S/PV.5904 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5894; S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Bosnia and Herzegovina United States Colakovic, Mirsada – S/PV.6041 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6041 Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council of Ministers. Chairman Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5904 Spiriâc, Nikola – S/PV.5894 Viet Nam Burkina Faso Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6041 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5904 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA China Belgium Chen, Peijie – S/PV.5904 Belle, Olivier – S/PV.6041 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6041 Roelants de Stappers, William – S/PV.5904 Costa Rica Burkina Faso Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6041 Croatia Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5904 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5894; S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 China France Chen, Peijie – S/PV.5904 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5894; S/PV.5904; Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6041 S/PV.6041 Costa Rica High Representative for the Implementation of the Peace Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Lajcak, Miroslav – S/PV.5894 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Indonesia France Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5904 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6041 Indonesia Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5904 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6041 International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. President Byron, Dennis – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041
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INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–RWANDA IRAQ SITUATION (continued) (continued) Indonesia International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Prosecutor Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Italy Iraq Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5904 Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6041 S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Kenya Zebari, Hoshyar – S/PV.5910; S/PV.6059 Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.6041 Italy Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5949; Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 S/PV.6059 Panama Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910 Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo – S/PV.5904 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6016 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6041 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Russian Federation Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5904 S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6041 Multinational Force in Iraq Rwanda Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.6016 Karugarama, Tharcisse – S/PV.6041 Wolff, Alejandro D. (United States) – S/PV.5949 Ngoga, Martin – S/PV.5904 Panama Slovenia Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.6016 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5904 Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo – S/PV.5823 South Africa Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; Laher, Zaheer – S/PV.5904 S/PV.5949 Maqungo, Sabelo Sivuyile – S/PV.6041 Russian Federation UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5937 S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6052; S/PV.6053 South Africa United Kingdom Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5823 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Laher, Zaheer – S/PV.6016 United States Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5949 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6041 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.5910 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5904 UN. Controller Viet Nam Sach, Warren – S/PV.5910 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5950 IRAQ SITUATION Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5910 UN. Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on the Belgium International Compact with Iraq and Other Political Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Issues Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5823 Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.5910 Burkina Faso UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Iraq S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5949 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs China Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 La, Yifan – S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 United Kingdom Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 Costa Rica Sawers, John – S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016; S/PV.6059 Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.6016 United States Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5910 S/PV.6059 Croatia Viet Nam Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5878 Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5823 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5949 S/PV.6016 European Union Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6016 KENYA–POLITICAL CONDITIONS France Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Renié, Hubert – S/PV.6059 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5831 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Holmes, John – S/PV.5845
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KOSOVO (SERBIA) KOSOVO (SERBIA) (continued) Belgium Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 United States Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5839 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6025 Burkina Faso Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Viet Nam China Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5944 La, Yifan – S/PV.5917 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6025 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5839 Costa Rica LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5839 Israel Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5967 Croatia Lebanon Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.6025 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.5967; S/PV.6047 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5944 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President France Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6048 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5944 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.5867 S/PV.6025 UN International Independent Investigation Commission Indonesia in Lebanon. Commissioner Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6025 Bellemare, Daniel – S/PV.6047 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 LIBERIA SITUATION Italy UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5944; Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6051 S/PV.6025 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.5985 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5917 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5914 Kosovo (Serbia) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Liberia and Coordinator of UN Operations Sejdiu, Fatmir – S/PV.5917 Loj, Ellen – S/PV.5864 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6025 MIDDLE EAST SITUATION Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5839 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5944 Argentina Panama Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 Australia Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5944 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.6025 Belgium Russian Federation Detaille, Christine – S/PV.6060 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 S/PV.5944 Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5983 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6025 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Serbia S/PV.5859 Jeremiâc, Vuk – S/PV.5850; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Brazil Serbia. President Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6049 Tadic, Boris – S/PV.5821; S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 Burkina Faso South Africa Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5944 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6049 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6025 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5983 UN. Secretary-General China Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917 He, Yafei – S/PV.6045 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Li, Junhua – S/PV.5827 Suescum, Alfredo (Panama) – S/PV.5841 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6025 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6060 and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Mission in Kosovo Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo (Cuba) – S/PV.5940 Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Malmierca Díaz, Rodrigo (Cuba) – United Kingdom S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5894; S/PV.6025 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Sawers, John – S/PV.5839; S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. (Cuba) – S/PV.6049(Resumption1)
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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) Costa Rica Lebanon Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.5983 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5863; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5967; S/PV.6047; Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6049 S/PV.6049 Croatia Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Jandrokoviâc, Gordan – S/PV.5983 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5824 S/PV.6060 Muharemi, Amir – S/PV.5827 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5940 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5940 Malaysia Cuba Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Quiñones Sánchez, Fermín Gabriel – Morocco S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Egypt Norway Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Juul, Mona – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 Organization of the Islamic Conference European Union Amil, Farukh (Pakistan) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Pakistan France Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5983 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Palestine S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; Abdelhady-Nasser, Feda – S/PV.5940 S/PV.6060 Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Iceland S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Palestinian Authority. President Indonesia Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.5983 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5940 Panama Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5983 S/PV.6049 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6060 Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Qatar Sadeghi, Mansour – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Israel S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5847; S/PV.5967 Russian Federation Cohen, Gilad – S/PV.5824; Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5824(Resumption1) S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Gillerman, Dan – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6045 S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940 Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.5863 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6049; Saltanov, Alexander – S/PV.5983 S/PV.6060 Saudi Arabia Weissbrod , Amir – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Sallam, Abdullatif H. – S/PV.5824 Italy Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.5983 Frattini, Franco – S/PV.5983 Senegal Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5824; S/PV.6045; Badji, Paul – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.6049 South Africa Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.5983 S/PV.5940 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5824; Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6060 S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; Japan S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5940(Resumption1); Sudan S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Jordan S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Syrian Arab Republic S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); League of Arab States S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 S/PV.6060 Turkey League of Arab States. Secretary-General Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.5983 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Kane, Angela – S/PV.5873
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NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued) Belgium UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5938 of the Palestinian People. Chairman Burkina Faso Badji, Paul (Senegal) – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5938 UN. Department of Political Affairs. Asia and Pacific China Division. Director La, Yifan – S/PV.5938 Buttenheim, Lisa – S/PV.5927 Costa Rica UN. Group of Arab States Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz (Qatar) – S/PV.5940 Croatia UN. Secretary-General Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5938 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; France S/PV.6060 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5938 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President India Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6039; S/PV.6048; Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5938 S/PV.6060 Indonesia Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5901; Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5938 S/PV.5926 Italy Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5896 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5938 UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for the Japan Implementation of Security Council Resolution 1559 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5938 (2004) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Roed-Larsen, Terje – S/PV.5888; S/PV.6008 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5938 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Nepal and Emergency Relief Coordinator Acharya, Madhu Raman – S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 Holmes, John – S/PV.5846 Panama UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.5938 Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Russian Federation S/PV.5940; S/PV.5963; S/PV.5999; S/PV.6022 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5938 UN International Independent Investigation Commission South Africa in Lebanon. Commissioner Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5938 Bellemare, Daniel – S/PV.5863; S/PV.6047 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5938 Process Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5941 Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.5846; S/PV.5899; UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for S/PV.5974; S/PV.6049; the United Nations Political Mission in Nepal S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Martin, Ian – S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 United Kingdom United Kingdom Sawers, John – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5938 S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 United States United Kingdom. Foreign and Commonwealth Office DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.5938 Miliband, David – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 United States NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; Belgium S/PV.5940; S/PV.6060 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5848 Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 Burkina Faso Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5848; S/PV.5853 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) China Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Kang, Yong – S/PV.6036 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5973 Viet Nam Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5848 Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Costa Rica Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6045 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5848; S/PV.5886 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6036 S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Croatia MYANMAR–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5848 European Union Myanmar Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5886 Swe, Kyaw Tint – S/PV.5854 France UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5848 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5885 Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5909; S/PV.5973; UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary-General to Myanmar S/PV.6036 Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.5854 Indonesia Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5848; S/PV.5981
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NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) Iran (Islamic Republic of) China Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.5848 He, Yafei – S/PV.6045 Israel Li, Junhua – S/PV.5827 Eilon Shahar, Meirav – S/PV.5886 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Italy Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.6036 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6060 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5973 Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo (Cuba) – S/PV.5940 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5848; S/PV.6036 Malmierca Díaz, Rodrigo (Cuba) – Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5886 S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Panama S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5848 Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. (Cuba) – Qatar S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.5886 Costa Rica Russian Federation Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.5983 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5848; S/PV.6036 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5973 S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 South Africa Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6049 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5848 Croatia Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5886 Jandrokoviâc, Gordan – S/PV.5983 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5955 Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5824 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Muharemi, Amir – S/PV.5827 S/PV.5877 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5940 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Cuba Resolution 1737 (2006) concerning the Islamic Republic Quiñones Sánchez, Fermín Gabriel – of Iran. Chairman S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5909; S/PV.5973; Egypt S/PV.6036; S/PV.6043 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Verbeke, Johan C. (Belgium) – S/PV.5853 S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 United Kingdom European Union Quarrey, David – S/PV.5909; S/PV.6036 Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Sawers, John – S/PV.5848; S/PV.5973 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) United States France Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5848; S/PV.5909; Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5983 S/PV.5973 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5853; S/PV.6036 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; Viet Nam S/PV.6060 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5886 Iceland Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5848 Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Indonesia PALESTINE QUESTION Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5940 Argentina Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Australia Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5983 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Iran (Islamic Republic of) Belgium Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Detaille, Christine – S/PV.6060 Sadeghi, Mansour – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 Israel Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5983 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5847 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Cohen, Gilad – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859 S/PV.5824(Resumption1) Brazil Gillerman, Dan – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6049 S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940 Burkina Faso Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6049; Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 Italy Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6049 Frattini, Franco – S/PV.5983 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5983 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5824; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6060
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PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) PALESTINE QUESTION (continued) Japan Sudan Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5940(Resumption1); Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Jordan Syrian Arab Republic Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); League of Arab States S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Turkey S/PV.6060 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) League of Arab States. Secretary-General UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.5983 Kane, Angela – S/PV.5873 Lebanon UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); of the Palestinian People. Chairman S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); Badji, Paul (Senegal) – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 UN. Department of Political Affairs. Asia and Pacific Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Division. Director Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Buttenheim, Lisa – S/PV.5927 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; UN. Group of Arab States S/PV.6060 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz (Qatar) – S/PV.5940 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5940 UN. Secretary-General Malaysia Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.6060 Morocco UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6060 Norway UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Juul, Mona – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) and Emergency Relief Coordinator Organization of the Islamic Conference Holmes, John – S/PV.5846 Amil, Farukh (Pakistan) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Pakistan S/PV.5940; S/PV.5963; S/PV.5999; S/PV.6022 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Process Palestine Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.5846; S/PV.5899; Abdelhady-Nasser, Feda – S/PV.5940 S/PV.5974; S/PV.6049; Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 United Kingdom Palestinian Authority. President Sawers, John – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.5983 S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Panama United Kingdom. Foreign and Commonwealth Office Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Miliband, David – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; United States S/PV.6049 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6060 S/PV.5940; S/PV.6060 Qatar Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Russian Federation Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Viet Nam Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6045 Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Saltanov, Alexander – S/PV.5983 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6045 Saudi Arabia Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Sallam, Abdullatif H. – S/PV.5824 S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.5983 Senegal PEACEBUILDING Badji, Paul – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Afghanistan South Africa Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.5983 Argentina Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5824; Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; Australia S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5895(Resumption1)
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PEACEBUILDING (continued) PEACEBUILDING (continued) Bangladesh Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.5895(Resumption1); S/PV.5997 Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5997 Belgium Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5895 Chastel, Olivier – S/PV.5895 Liechtenstein Benin Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – Mexico S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Heller, Claude – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Bosnia and Herzegovina. Council of Ministers. Chairman Netherlands Spiriâc, Nikola – S/PV.5895 Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5997 Brazil Verhagen, Maxime – S/PV.5895 Tarrago, Piragibe dos Santos – New Zealand S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Burkina Faso Nigeria Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5997 Ogwu, U. Joy – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5895 Norway Chile Lovald, Johan Ludvik – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Wetland, Morten – S/PV.5997 China Pakistan Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5895 Akram, Munir – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.5997 Panama Costa Rica Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5895 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5997 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5997 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5895 Papua New Guinea Croatia Aisi, Robert Guba – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Jandrokoviâc, Gordan – S/PV.5895 Peru Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5997 Chávez, Luis Enrique – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Egypt Qatar Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5895(Resumption1) El Salvador Republic of Korea Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – Kim, Bong-Hyun – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) S/PV.5895(Resumption1); Russian Federation S/PV.5916(Resumption1); S/PV.5997 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5895 France Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5997 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5997 Serbia Yade, Rama – S/PV.5895 Jevremovic, Pavle – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Georgia Sierra Leone Alasania, Irakli – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.5895 Germany Minah, Vandi – S/PV.5997 Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Slovakia Ghana Burian, Peter – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Christian, Leslie – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Slovenia Guatemala Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Rosenthal, Gert – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) South Africa Guinea-Bissau Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5997 Cabral, Alfredo Lopes – S/PV.5997 Lekota, Mosiuoa Gerard Patrick – S/PV.5895 Honduras Spain Reina Idiaquez, Jorge Arturo – Moratinos Cuyaubé, Miguel Angel – S/PV.5895 S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Switzerland IBRD. Senior Vice-President of External Affairs Maurer, Peter – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Muasher, Marwan – S/PV.5895 Thailand India Punkrasin, Chirachai – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Turkey Indonesia Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.5895(Resumption1) Cotan, Imron – S/PV.5895 UN. Independent Panel on the Safety and Security of Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5997 United Nations staff worldwide. Chair Italy Brahimi, Lakhdar – S/PV.5895 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5895 UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Chairman Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5997 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5997 Japan UN. Secretary-General Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5895(Resumption1); Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5895 S/PV.5916 United Kingdom Sawers, John – S/PV.5997
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PEACEBUILDING (continued) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN (continued) United Kingdom. Foreign and Commonwealth Office Nigeria Miliband, David – S/PV.5895 Maduekwe, Ojo – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) United States Panama DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5997 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5868 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5895 Russian Federation Viet Nam Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5868 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5895 Rwanda Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5997 Museminali, Rosemary – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Senegal REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN Gadio, Cheikh Tidiane – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) African Union. Commission. Chairperson Sierra Leone Konaré, Alpha Oumar – S/PV.5868 Bangura, Zainab Hawa – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Algeria Singapore Ouyahia, Ahmed – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Angola Slovenia Miranda, Joao Bernardo de – Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Somalia. President Belgium Ahmed, Abdullahi Yusuf – S/PV.5868 Chevalier, Pierre – S/PV.5868 Sudan Botswana. Vice-President Ismail, Mustafa Osman – S/PV.5868 Merafhe, Mompati – S/PV.5868 Swaziland Burkina Faso Sithole, Majozi – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Bassolé, Djibrill – S/PV.5868 Uganda Burundi Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Simvura, Bernadette – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) UN. Secretary-General Central African Republic Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5868 Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs China Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5868 Wang, Yi – S/PV.5868 United Kingdom. Prime Minister Costa Rica Brown, J. Gordon – S/PV.5868 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5868 United Republic of Tanzania. President Côte d'Ivoire. President Kikwete, Jakaya – S/PV.5868 Gbagbo, Laurent – S/PV.5868 United States Croatia Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5868 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5868 Viet Nam Democratic Republic of the Congo. President Pham, Binh Minh – S/PV.5868 Kabila, Joseph – S/PV.5868 Zambia Egypt Shikapwasha, Ronnie – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Hassan, Ibrahim Ali – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Eritrea RWANDA SITUATION Desta, Araya – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Belgium Ethiopia. Prime Minister Belle, Olivier – S/PV.6041 Zenawi, Meles – S/PV.5868 Burkina Faso France Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6041 Yade, Rama – S/PV.5868 China Gabon Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6041 Gondjout, Laure Olga – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Costa Rica Ghana Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6041 Christian, Leslie – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Croatia Indonesia Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6041 Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5868 France Italy. Prime Minister Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.6041 Prodi, Romano – S/PV.5868 Indonesia Japan Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.6041 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. President League of Arab States Byron, Dennis – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. Prosecutor Liberia Jallow, Hassan Bubacar – S/PV.5904; S/PV.6041 King-Akerele, Olubanke – S/PV.5868(Resumption1) Italy Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6041 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5868 Kenya Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.6041
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RWANDA SITUATION (continued) SMALL ARMS (continued) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Congo Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.6041 Okio, Luc Joseph – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Panama Costa Rica Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6041 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5881 Russian Federation Croatia Rogachev, Ilya – S/PV.6041 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5881 Rwanda Ecuador Karugarama, Tharcisse – S/PV.6041 Espinosa, María Fernanda – Ngoga, Martin – S/PV.5904 S/PV.5881(Resumption1) South Africa European Union Maqungo, Sabelo Sivuyile – S/PV.6041 Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5881 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President France Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5937 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5881 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6052; S/PV.6053 Guatemala Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5931 Briz Gutiérrez, José Alberto – S/PV.5881 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Honduras Resolution 918 (1994) concerning Rwanda. Chairman Reina Idiaquez, Jorge Arturo – S/PV.5881 Natalewaga, Marty M. (Indonesia) – S/PV.6043 Iceland United Kingdom Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6041 Indonesia United States Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5881 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6041 Israel Viet Nam Gillerman, Dan – S/PV.5881 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6041 Italy Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5881 SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE Jamaica Costa Rica Wolfe, Raymond – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5928 Japan Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5881 SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Kazakhstan Alzhanova, Aida – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Sierra Leone Kenya Pemagbi, Joe Robert – S/PV.5948 Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – S/PV.5881 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Rule of Law and Lesotho Security Institutions Maema, Lebohang Fine – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.5887 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Sierra Leone Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5881 Configuration. Chairman Liechtenstein Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5887 Frommelt, Günter Otto – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Malawi SMALL ARMS Matenje, Steve Dick Tennyson – Argentina S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5881 Mexico Australia Heller, Claude – S/PV.5881 Lisson, Frances Mary – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Netherlands Austria Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Ebner, Christian – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Nigeria Belgium Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5881 S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Benin Panama Ehouzou, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5881 Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo – S/PV.5881 Brazil Peru Tarrago, Piragibe dos Santos – S/PV.5881 Voto-Bernales, Jorge – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Burkina Faso Philippines Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5881 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Canada Russian Federation Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5881 Chile South Africa Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5881 China Sri Lanka Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5881 Kariyawasam, Prasad – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Colombia Switzerland Montoya Pedroza, Jairo – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Baum, Andreas – S/PV.5881(Resumption1)
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SMALL ARMS (continued) SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) Syrian Arab Republic Italy Hallak, Abdullah – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.6020; S/PV.6026; Uganda S/PV.6046 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5987 UN. Deputy to the High Representative for Disarmament Japan Affairs Nishimura, Atsuko – S/PV.6046 Hoppe, Hannelore – S/PV.5881 League of Arab States UN. Office for Disarmament Affairs (Mar. 2007- ). Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.6046 Conventional Arms Branch. Chief Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Prins, Daniel – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5902; S/PV.6020 United Kingdom Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.6046 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5881 Norway United States Wetland, Morten – S/PV.6046 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.5881 Panama Uruguay Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 Alvarez, Gustavo – S/PV.5881(Resumption1) Russian Federation Viet Nam Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.6026 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5881 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.6020 Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6046 SOMALIA SITUATION Somalia African Union Duale, Elmi Ahmed – S/PV.5837; S/PV.5858; Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.5837; S/PV.6020 S/PV.6020 Jengeli, Ali Ahmed Jama – S/PV.5942; S/PV.6046 African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Security South Africa Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.5942; S/PV.6046 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5842; Belgium S/PV.5915; S/PV.5987; S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.5902 Burkina Faso Sweden Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6046 Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6046 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6020 Turkey China Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6046 He, Yafei – S/PV.6046 Uganda La, Yifan – S/PV.5902 Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.5858 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6026 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Costa Rica Operations Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6020; S/PV.6046 Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5858 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6046 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Croatia Menkerios, Haile – S/PV.6020 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6020 UN. Department of Political Affairs. Africa II Division. Croatia. Prime Minister Director Sanader, Ivo – S/PV.6046 Zenenga, Raisedon – S/PV.6020 Denmark UN. Secretary-General Staur, Carsten – S/PV.6046 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6046 Egypt UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – S/PV.6046 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5957 France Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6050 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5987; S/PV.6020; Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.5970 S/PV.6046 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5902 Germany Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6046 S/PV.5879 Greece Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5893 Tassoulas, Konstantinos – S/PV.6046 Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6019 IMO Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6009 Mitropoulos, E.E. – S/PV.6020 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to India Resolution 751 (1992) concerning Somalia. Chairman Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.6046 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Indonesia S/PV.6043 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5902; S/PV.6020 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5987; S/PV.6026; Somalia S/PV.6046 Ould Abdallah, Ahmedou – S/PV.5858; S/PV.5942 United Kingdom Sawers, John – S/PV.5915; S/PV.6020
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SOMALIA SITUATION (continued) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) United Kingdom. Foreign and Commonwealth Office Panama Miliband, David – S/PV.6046 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905; United States S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6020 Russian Federation Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.6046 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947; Viet Nam S/PV.6028 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5902; S/PV.6020; Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5922 S/PV.6046 Kuzmin, Gennady V. – S/PV.5905 Yemen South Africa Al-Saidi, Abdullah – S/PV.6046 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.5905 African Union Sudan Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.5832 Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – African Union. Special Envoy for the Inter-Sudanese S/PV.5947; S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 Peace Talks on the Conflict in Darfur UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Salim, Salim Ahmed – S/PV.5922 Operations African Union-United Nations Special Representative for Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5849; S/PV.6008 Darfur UN. Department for Field Support. Under-Secretary- Adada, Rodolphe – S/PV.5872 General Belgium Malcorra, Susana – S/PV.6003; S/PV.6054 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5905; S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President S/PV.6028 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5832 S/PV.5818 Burkina Faso Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6028; S/PV.6054; Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6054 S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5912; Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.5905 S/PV.5923 China Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – La, Yifan – S/PV.5905 S/PV.5882 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5922 Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5935 Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 Sawers, John (United Kingdom) – S/PV.5891 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6028 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5996 Costa Rica UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.5905 Resolution 1591 (2005) concerning the Sudan. Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6008; Chairman S/PV.6028 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) – S/PV.6043 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5832 UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Darfur Croatia Eliasson, Jan – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.6028 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5832 the Sudan Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5905; S/PV.5947 Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.5840 Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.5922 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for France the Sudan and Head of the United Nations Mission in Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5905 Sudan Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.5956 S/PV.6028 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5947 and Emergency Relief Coordinator Indonesia Holmes, John – S/PV.5872 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5905; S/PV.5947; S/PV.6028 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922 Operations International Criminal Court. Prosecutor Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5817; S/PV.5832; Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.5905; S/PV.6028 S/PV.5892 Italy Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6003 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5947 United Kingdom Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5905; S/PV.5922 Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6028 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6028 Quarrey, David – S/PV.5905 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Sawers, John – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5915; S/PV.5922; Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5922; S/PV.5947 S/PV.6008; S/PV.6028 Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.5905 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5947
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SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) United States France DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6028 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5983 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905; Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5922; S/PV.6003 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5947 S/PV.6060 Viet Nam Iceland Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905; Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5922; S/PV.6028 Indonesia Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5940 TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Argentina S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Wirajuda, Hassan – S/PV.5983 Australia Iran (Islamic Republic of) Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Al-Habib, Eshagh – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Belgium Sadeghi, Mansour – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Detaille, Christine – S/PV.6060 Israel Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5847 Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5983 Cohen, Gilad – S/PV.5824; Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5824(Resumption1) S/PV.5859 Gillerman, Dan – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Brazil S/PV.5859(Resumption1); S/PV.5940 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.6049 Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6049; Burkina Faso S/PV.6060 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Italy S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 Frattini, Franco – S/PV.5983 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6049 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5824; S/PV.6045; Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5983 S/PV.6049 China Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; He, Yafei – S/PV.6045 S/PV.5940 Li, Junhua – S/PV.5827 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6060 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Japan Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5940(Resumption1); Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6060 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Jordan Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo (Cuba) – S/PV.5940 Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Malmierca Díaz, Rodrigo (Cuba) – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) S/PV.5824(Resumption1); League of Arab States S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Mahmassani, Yahya – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Núñez Mordoche, Ileana B. (Cuba) – S/PV.6060 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) League of Arab States. Secretary-General Costa Rica Moussa, Amre (Egypt) – S/PV.5983 Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.5983 Lebanon Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6049 S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 Croatia Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Jandrokoviâc, Gordan – S/PV.5983 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6049; Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5824 S/PV.6060 Muharemi, Amir – S/PV.5827 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5940 Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5940 Malaysia Cuba Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Quiñones Sánchez, Fermín Gabriel – Morocco S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Egypt Norway Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Juul, Mona – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6060 Organization of the Islamic Conference European Union Amil, Farukh (Pakistan) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.5859(Resumption1) S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Pakistan Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – S/PV.6049(Resumption1)
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TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued) Palestine UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Abdelhady-Nasser, Feda – S/PV.5940 Process Mansour, Riyad H. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Serry, Robert H. – S/PV.5846; S/PV.5899; S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5974; S/PV.6049; Palestinian Authority. President S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Abbas, Mahmud – S/PV.5983 United Kingdom Panama Sawers, John – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045; United Kingdom. Foreign and Commonwealth Office S/PV.6049 Miliband, David – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6060 United States Qatar Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5859; Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.5940; S/PV.6060 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Rice, Condoleezza – S/PV.5983; S/PV.6045 Russian Federation Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5827; S/PV.6049 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Lavrov, Sergei Viktorovich – S/PV.6045 S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Saltanov, Alexander – S/PV.5983 Viet Nam Saudi Arabia Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Sallam, Abdullatif H. – S/PV.5824 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6045 Saud al-Faisal, Prince of Saudi Arabia – S/PV.5983 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Senegal S/PV.5940; S/PV.5983 Badji, Paul – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) South Africa TERRORISM Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.5983 Afghanistan Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5824; Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.6034 S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; S/PV.5940; S/PV.6045; Albania S/PV.6049; S/PV.6060 Neritani, Adrian – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Sudan Algeria Mohamad, Abdalmahmood Abdalhaleem – Benmehidi, Mourad – S/PV.6034 S/PV.5859(Resumption1) Argentina Syrian Arab Republic Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5855; Ja'afari, Bashar – S/PV.5824(Resumption1); S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859(Resumption1); Australia S/PV.5940; S/PV.6049 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.6034 Turkey Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.6015 Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6049(Resumption1) Lisson, Frances Mary – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Austria Kane, Angela – S/PV.5873 Mayr-Harting, Thomas – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN. Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights Azerbaijan of the Palestinian People. Chairman Mehdiyev, Agshin – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Badji, Paul (Senegal) – S/PV.5940(Resumption1) Belgium UN. Department of Political Affairs. Asia and Pacific Grauls, Jan – S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 Division. Director Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 Buttenheim, Lisa – S/PV.5927 Bosnia and Herzegovina UN. Group of Arab States Alkalaj, Sven – S/PV.6034 Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz (Qatar) – S/PV.5940 Brazil UN. Secretary-General Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5847; S/PV.5859; S/PV.6045; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6060 Burkina Faso UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6060 S/PV.6034 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6015 and Emergency Relief Coordinator Canada Holmes, John – S/PV.5846 McNee, John – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs China Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5824; S/PV.5827; S/PV.5859; Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015 S/PV.5940; S/PV.5963; S/PV.5999; S/PV.6022 Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6034 Colombia Blum, Claudia – S/PV.6034(Resumption1)
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TERRORISM (continued) TERRORISM (continued) Costa Rica Pakistan Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5855 Haroon, Abdullah Hussain – Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5928; S/PV.6034 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Costa Rica. President Panama Arias Sánchez, Oscar – S/PV.6034 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5855 Croatia Jácome, Angélica – S/PV.6015 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5855; S/PV.6015 Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5886 Cuba Philippines Benítez Versón, Rodolfo Eliseo – S/PV.6015 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Malmierca Díaz, Rodrigo – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 Qatar Núnez Mordoche, Ileana B. – S/PV.6015; Al-Nasser, Nassir bin Abdulaziz – S/PV.5886 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Republic of Korea Quiñones Sánchez, Fermín Gabriel – S/PV.5855; Park, In-kook – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.5886 Rio Group Ecuador Heller, Claude (Mexico) – S/PV.5855 Morejon, Diego – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Russian Federation European Union Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5886 S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 France Singapore Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015; Menon, Vanu Gopala – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6034 Slovenia Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5855 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5855 India South Africa Ahamed, E. – S/PV.6034 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5855; Doraiswami, Vikram – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) S/PV.6015 Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5886 Indonesia Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6034 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; Spain S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – S/PV.5855; Iran (Islamic Republic of) S/PV.6034 Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Sri Lanka Sadeghi, Mansour – S/PV.5855 Palihakkara, H.M.G.S. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Israel Switzerland Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5855 Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6015 Eilon Shahar, Meirav – S/PV.5886; Syrian Arab Republic S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Adi, Mazen – S/PV.5886; S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Weissbrod , Amir – S/PV.6015 Turkey Italy Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015 UN. Secretary-General Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5855 Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.6034 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6034 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Japan Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.5856 Kodera, Jiro – S/PV.5855 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5962; S/PV.5964 Okuda, Norihiro – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Sumi, Shigeki – S/PV.6015 Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.5978 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5886 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5903 Jordan Mesic, Stipe (Croatia. President) – S/PV.6034 Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6015 Kazakhstan UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Chairman Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.5886 S/PV.6015; S/PV.6034 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Liechtenstein Resolution 1373 (2001) concerning Counter-Terrorism. Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Executive Directorate Malaysia Smith, Mike (Australia) – S/PV.5855 Zainuddin, Zainol Rahim – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) United Kingdom Mexico Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6015 Heller, Claude – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) Sawers, John – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886; S/PV.6034 Morocco Loulichki, Mohammed – S/PV.6034(Resumption1) New Zealand Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.6034(Resumption1)
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TERRORISM (continued) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION (continued) United States South Africa DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.5886 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5843 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6015 Timor-Leste Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.6034 Costa, Zacarias Albano da – S/PV.5958 Willson, Carolyn L. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.6015; Santos, Nelson – S/PV.5843 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5855; S/PV.5886 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5833; Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) S/PV.5844 Ojeda Escalona, Julio Rafael – Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5959 S/PV.6034(Resumption1) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Ortiz, Aura Mahuampi Rodríguez de – S/PV.5855; Timor-Leste and Head of Mission S/PV.5886 Khare, Atul – S/PV.5958 Valero, Jorge – S/PV.6015 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Viet Nam Operations Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5886; S/PV.6015; Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5843 S/PV.6034 United Kingdom Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5855 Johnston, Paul – S/PV.5843 United States TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5843 Australia Viet Nam Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.5958 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5843 Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5843 Belgium UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5843 Argentina Brazil García Moritán, Martin – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da – S/PV.5958 Australia Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.5843 Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.5968 Burkina Faso Austria Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5843 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) China Belarus Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5843 Dapkiunas, Andrei – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Costa Rica Belgium Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5843 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5968 Croatia Brazil Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5843 Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.5968 France Burkina Faso Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5843 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5968 Indonesia Canada Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5843 Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Italy China Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5843 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5968 Japan Costa Rica Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5968 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Croatia Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5843 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5968 Malaysia Cuba Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.5958 Núnez Mordoche, Ileana B. – S/PV.5968 New Zealand Ecuador Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5843 Espinosa, María Fernanda – Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.5958 S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Panama Egypt Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5843 Abdelaziz, Maged Abdelfattah – Philippines S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 France Portugal Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5968 Lobo, Jorge de Mesquita – S/PV.5958 Germany Salgueiro, Joao Manuel Guerra – S/PV.5843 Ney, Martin – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Russian Federation Guatemala Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5843 Briz Gutiérrez, José Alberto – Slovenia S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5843 Iceland Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.5968
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UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–METHODS OF WORK UN. SECURITY COUNCIL–REPORTS (2007-2008) (continued) Viet Nam India Le Luong Minh – S/PV.6007 Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Indonesia UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5968 Belgium Iran (Islamic Republic of) Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Danesh-Yazdi, Mehdi – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5823 Italy Burkina Faso Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5964; S/PV.5968 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Japan S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 Shinyo, Takahiro – S/PV.5968 Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.5949 Jordan China Al-Allaf, Mohammed F. – S/PV.5968 La, Yifan – S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Kazakhstan Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910 Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Costa Rica Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Ballestero, Jorge – S/PV.6016 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5968 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 Liechtenstein Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5910 Frommelt, Günter Otto – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Croatia Mexico Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; S/PV.6016 Heller, Claude – S/PV.5968 Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5823 Netherlands Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5949 Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) European Union New Zealand Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6016 Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.5968 France Pakistan Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949 Amil, Farukh – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878 Panama Indonesia Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5968 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Philippines S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Iraq Poland Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Herczyânski, Pawel – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Republic of Korea Zebari, Hoshyar – S/PV.6059 Park, In-kook – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Italy Russian Federation Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5949 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5968 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5878 Singapore Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6016 Cheok, Kevin – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Slovakia Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Mlynár, Michal – S/PV.5968 S/PV.5910; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 South Africa Multinational Force in Iraq Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5968 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.6016 Switzerland Wolff, Alejandro D. (United States) – S/PV.5949 Baum, Andreas – S/PV.5968 Panama Tonga Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.6016 Tupouniua, Mahe U.S. – S/PV.5968(Resumption1) Soler Torrijos, Giancarlo – S/PV.5823 UN. Secretary-General Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5910; Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5968 S/PV.5949 UN. Security Council. Informal Working Group on Russian Federation Documentation and Other Procedural Questions. Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878; Chairman S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.6043 South Africa United Kingdom Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5823 Sawers, John – S/PV.5968 Laher, Zaheer – S/PV.6016 United States Qwabe, Bongiwe – S/PV.5949 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5968 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Uruguay Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5950 Cancela, José Luis – S/PV.5968 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5910 Viet Nam Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5968
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UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ (continued) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN. Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on the (continued) International Compact with Iraq and Other Political Italy Issues Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5930 Gambari, I.A. (Ibrahim Agboola) – S/PV.5910 Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5857 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.5994 Iraq Japan De Mistura, Staffan – S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Kazakhstan Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) United Kingdom Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5878; S/PV.5949 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5994 Sawers, John – S/PV.5823; S/PV.6016 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5930 United States Netherlands Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5878 Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Viet Nam Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5930 Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5878 New Zealand Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5823; S/PV.5949; S/PV.6016 Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 Norway UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN Juul, Mona – S/PV.5930 Afghanistan Wetland, Morten – S/PV.5994 Spanta, Rangin Dadfar – S/PV.5930 Organizatsiia Dogovora o kollektivnoi bezopasnosti Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5851 Jeenbaev, Nurbek (Kyrgyzstan) – Australia S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 Pakistan Belgium Akram, Munir – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5930 Amil, Farukh – S/PV.5994 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5994 Qureshi, Shah Mehmood – S/PV.5930 Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5851 Panama Burkina Faso Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5851 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5930 S/PV.5994 Republic of Korea Canada Kim, Hyun Chong – S/PV.5851 McNee, John – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); Russian Federation S/PV.5930 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; China S/PV.5994 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930 South Africa Costa Rica Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5851; Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5851 S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Spain Croatia De Palacio España, Iñigo – S/PV.5851 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Turkey European Union Ilkin, Baki – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); S/PV.5930 Stiglic, Sanja (Slovenia) – S/PV.5851 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President France Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5932 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5994 S/PV.5994 UN. Security Council Mission to Afghanistan, 2008. Germany Head Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.5994 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio (Italy) – S/PV.6031 Iceland UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) Afghanistan India Eide, Kai – S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5851(Resumption1); UN. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 and Emergency Relief Coordinator Indonesia Holmes, John – S/PV.5930 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5930 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5851 Operations Iran (Islamic Republic of) Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5851 Danesh-Yazdi, Mehdi – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) United Arab Emirates Khazaee, Mohammad – S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Al-Jarman, Ahmed – S/PV.5851(Resumption1) United Kingdom Sawers, John – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994
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UN ASSISTANCE MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE (continued) (continued) United States UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5844 S/PV.5994 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.5959 Viet Nam UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5851; S/PV.5930; S/PV.5994 Timor-Leste and Head of Mission Khare, Atul – S/PV.5958 UN DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Operations Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6039 Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5843 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5926 United Kingdom Johnston, Paul – S/PV.5843 UN INTEGRATED MISSION IN TIMOR-LESTE United States Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5843 Australia Viet Nam Goledzinowski, Andrew – S/PV.5958 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5843 Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5843 Belgium UN INTEGRATED OFFICE IN SIERRA LEONE Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5843 Brazil UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Rule of Law and Fontoura, Paulo Roberto Tarrisse da – S/PV.5958 Security Institutions Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – S/PV.5843 Titov, Dmitry – S/PV.5887 Burkina Faso UN. Peacebuilding Commission. Sierra Leone Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5843 Configuration. Chairman China Majoor, Frank – S/PV.5887 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5843 Costa Rica UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5843 KOSOVO Croatia Belgium Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5843 Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 France Burkina Faso Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5843 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944; Indonesia S/PV.6025 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5843 China Italy La, Yifan – S/PV.5917 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5843 Li, Kexin – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Japan Costa Rica Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Croatia Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5843 Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5917; S/PV.6025 Malaysia Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5944 Ali, Hamidon – S/PV.5958 France New Zealand Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5944 Banks, Rosemary – S/PV.5843 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5917; S/PV.6025 Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.5958 Indonesia Panama Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6025 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5843 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Philippines Italy Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.5843; S/PV.5958 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Portugal Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5917 Lobo, Jorge de Mesquita – S/PV.5958 Kosovo (Serbia) Salgueiro, Joao Manuel Guerra – S/PV.5843 Hyseni, Skender – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Russian Federation Sejdiu, Fatmir – S/PV.5917 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5843 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Slovenia Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6025 Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5843 Mubarak, Attia Omar – S/PV.5944 South Africa Panama Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5843 Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5917 Timor-Leste Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.5944 Costa, Zacarias Albano da – S/PV.5958 Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.6025 Santos, Nelson – S/PV.5843 Russian Federation Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6025
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UN INTERIM ADMINISTRATION MISSION IN UN MISSION IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN KOSOVO (continued) REPUBLIC AND CHAD Serbia Belgium Jeremiâc, Vuk – S/PV.5850; S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.5980 Serbia. President Burkina Faso Tadic, Boris – S/PV.5821; S/PV.5917 Yoda, Alain Bédouma – S/PV.5980 South Africa Central African Republic Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5944 Kombo Yaya, Dieudonné – S/PV.5976 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6025 Poukré-Kono, Fernand – S/PV.6042 UN. Secretary-General Chad Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5917 Allam-Mi, Mohamad – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Costa Rica Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6025 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6042 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Council of the European Union. Secretary-General and and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration High Representative for the Common Foreign Security Mission in Kosovo Policy Zannier, Lamberto – S/PV.5944; S/PV.6025 Solana, Javier – S/PV.5980 United Kingdom France Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6025 Kouchner, Bernard – S/PV.5980 Sawers, John – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6042 United States Italy DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6025 Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5980 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5917; S/PV.5944 Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6042 Viet Nam UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Bùi, Thãé Giang – S/PV.5944 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5830 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6025 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5913 Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5917 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Mission in the Central UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON African Republic and Chad Israel Angelo, Victor da Silva – S/PV.5976; S/PV.6042 Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5967 United Kingdom Lebanon Sawers, John – S/PV.5981 Salam, Nawaf A. – S/PV.5967 United States UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.5980 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – S/PV.5867 UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN African Union UN MISSION FOR THE REFERENDUM IN Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.5832 WESTERN SAHARA Belgium Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5905 Burkina Faso Verbeke, Johan C. – S/PV.5832 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5884 Burkina Faso United States Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5832 Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5884 Koudougou, Bonaventure – S/PV.5905 UN MISSION IN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA China La, Yifan – S/PV.5905 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5832 Arias, Ricardo Alberto (Panama) – S/PV.5838 Costa Rica Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Stagno Ugarte, Bruno – S/PV.5905 S/PV.5829 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6008 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5832 S/PV.5883 Croatia Mladineo, Mirjana – S/PV.5832 UN MISSION IN LIBERIA Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5905 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President France Kafando, Michel (Burkina Faso) – S/PV.5985 Lacroix, Jean-Pierre – S/PV.5905 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5914 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5832 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Indonesia Liberia and Coordinator of UN Operations Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5905 Loj, Ellen – S/PV.5864 Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5832 International Criminal Court. Prosecutor Moreno-Ocampo, Luis – S/PV.5905
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UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN (continued) UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE (continued) Italy UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5832 and Head of the United Nations Operation in Côte Spatafora, Marcello – S/PV.5905 d'Ivoire Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Choi, Young-Jin – S/PV.6001 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5832; S/PV.6008 Gouider, Abdelrazag E. – S/PV.5905 UN ORGANIZATION MISSION IN THE Panama DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905 Belgium Russian Federation Gucht, Karel de – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5832 Burkina Faso Kuzmin, Gennady V. – S/PV.5905 Kafando, Michel – S/PV.6055 South Africa China Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5832 La, Yifan – S/PV.6024 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.5905 Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.6055 UN. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Costa Rica Operations Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Mulet, Edmond – S/PV.5849; S/PV.6008 Democratic Republic of the Congo UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Ileka, Atoki – S/PV.6024 Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5923 Thambwe Mwamba, Alexis – S/PV.6055 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – France S/PV.5882 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5915; S/PV.6024; Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5935 S/PV.6055 UN. Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Darfur Indonesia Eliasson, Jan – S/PV.5832 Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.6024 UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Italy the Sudan Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.5840 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6024 the Sudan and Head of the United Nations Mission in Russian Federation Sudan Shcherbak, Igor N. – S/PV.6024 Qazi, Ashraf Jehangir – S/PV.5956 Rwanda UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Nsengimana, Joseph – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Operations South Africa Guéhenno, Jean-Marie – S/PV.5832 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.6018; United Kingdom S/PV.6055 Quarrey, David – S/PV.5905 Sangqu, Baso – S/PV.6024 Sawers, John – S/PV.5832 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President United States Churkin, Vitaly I. (Russian Federation) – S/PV.5861 Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905 Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – Viet Nam S/PV.5828 Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.5832; S/PV.5905 Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6056 UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6018 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5998; S/PV.6006 UN. Department of Peacekeeping Operations. Asia and United Kingdom Middle East Division. Director Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6024 Weisbrod-Weber, Wolfgang – S/PV.5969 Sawers, John – S/PV.6055 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President United States Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5992 DiCarlo, Rosemary A. – S/PV.6024; S/PV.6055 Viet Nam UN OPERATION IN CÔTE D'IVOIRE Hoang, Chi Trung – S/PV.6024 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Ettalhi, Giadalla A. (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) – UN PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS S/PV.5820 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Jurica, Neven (Croatia) – S/PV.6038 S/PV.5880 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack (South Africa) – Urbina, Jorge (Costa Rica) – S/PV.6014 S/PV.5869 Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.6001; S/PV.6004 UN. Security Council Committee Established pursuant to UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL Resolution 1572 (2004) concerning Côte d'Ivoire. Belgium Chairman Grauls, Jan – S/PV.5938 Grauls, Jan (Belgium) – S/PV.6043 Burkina Faso Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5938
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UN POLITICAL MISSION IN NEPAL (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS China Afghanistan La, Yifan – S/PV.5938 Tanin, Zahir – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); Costa Rica S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 African Union Croatia Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – Skracic, Vice – S/PV.5938 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) France African Union. Commissioner for Peace and Security Rivière, Nicolas de – S/PV.5938 Lamamra, Ramtane – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) India Argentina Sen, Nirupam – S/PV.5938 Argüello, Jorge – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); Indonesia S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5938 Australia Italy Hill, R. (Robert) – S/PV.5916; Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5938 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Japan Austria Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5938 Ebner, Christian – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Pfanzelter, Gerhard – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5938 Bangladesh Nepal Jahan, Ismat – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Acharya, Madhu Raman – S/PV.5825; S/PV.5938; Sorcar, Muhammad Ali – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.6013 Belarus Panama Petkevich, Natalia – S/PV.6005 Vengoechea, Andrés de – S/PV.5938 Belgium Russian Federation Belle, Olivier – S/PV.6005 Dolgov, Konstantin K. – S/PV.5938 Michel, Charles – S/PV.5916 South Africa Benin Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5938 Zinsou, Jean-Francis Régis – UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Bùi, Thãé Giang (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5938 Bosnia and Herzegovina Le Luong Minh (Viet Nam) – S/PV.5941 Prica, Milos – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Brazil the United Nations Political Mission in Nepal Viotti, Maria Luiza Ribeiro – Martin, Ian – S/PV.5938; S/PV.6013 S/PV.5916(Resumption1) United Kingdom Burkina Faso Pierce, Karen – S/PV.5938 Bassolé, Djibrill – S/PV.5916 United States Tiendrébéogo, Paul Robert – S/PV.6005 DeLaurentis, Jeffrey – S/PV.5938 Canada Normandin, Henri-Paul – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); UN STABILIZATION MISSION IN HAITI S/PV.6005(Resumption1) UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Chile Zhang, Yesui (China) – S/PV.5993 Muñoz, Heraldo – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) UN. Special Representative of the Secretary-General China and Head of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Liu, Zhenmin – S/PV.5916 Haiti Zhang, Yesui – S/PV.6005 Annabi, Hédi – S/PV.5862; S/PV.5990 Colombia Blum, Claudia – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Congo Burkina Faso Biaboroh-Iboro, Justin – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5884 Omatuku, Philomene – S/PV.5916 Costa Rica Costa Rica Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5884 Urbina, Jorge – S/PV.5916 France Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.6005 Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5884 Croatia Russian Federation Viloviâc, Ranko – S/PV.6005 Safronkov, Vladimir K. – S/PV.5884 Croatia. Vice-Prime Minister South Africa Kosor, Jadranka – S/PV.5916 Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5884 Denmark United States Staur, Carsten – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Wolff, Alejandro D. – S/PV.5884 Ecuador Espinosa, María Fernanda – S/PV.5916(Resumption1)
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WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) El Salvador NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security. Gallardo Hernández, Carmen María – Coordinator S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Taylor, Sarah – S/PV.6005 European Union Nigeria Ripert, Jean-Maurice (France) – S/PV.6005 Onemola, Raff Bukun-Olu Wole – Finland S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Lintonen, Kirsti – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Norway France Juul, Mona – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.6005 Pacific Islands Forum Yade, Rama – S/PV.5916 Utoikamanu, Fekitamoeloa (Tonga) – Germany S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Matussek, Thomas – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Panama Ney, Martin – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5916 Ghana Suescum, Alfredo – S/PV.6005 Christian, Leslie – S/PV.5916; Philippines S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Cato, Elmer G. – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Iceland Davide, Hilario G. – S/PV.6005 Hannesson, Hjálmar W. – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Portugal Indonesia Salgueiro, Joao Manuel Guerra – Natalewaga, Marty M. – S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005 S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Iraq Republic of Korea Al Bayati, Hamid – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Park, In-kook – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); Ireland S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Kavanagh, John Paul – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); Russian Federation S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005 Israel Rwanda Carmon, Daniel – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Nsengimana, Joseph – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); Shalev, Gabriela – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Italy San Marino Terzi di Sant'Agata, Giulio – S/PV.6005 Bodini, Daniele D. – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Vincenzo, Scotti – S/PV.5916 Slovenia Japan Stiglic, Sanja – S/PV.5916 Takasu, Yukio – S/PV.5916; South Africa S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Dlamini-Zuma, Nkosazana – S/PV.5916 Kazakhstan Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.6005 Aitimova, Byrganym – S/PV.5916(Resumption1); Spain S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Yánez-Barnuevo, Juan Antonio – Kenya S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Muburi-Muita, Zachary D. – Swaziland S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Nhleko, Joel – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Liberia Sweden King-Akerele, Olubanke – S/PV.5916 Lidén, Anders – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Switzerland Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.6005 Baum, Andreas – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Ettalhi, Giadalla A. – S/PV.5916 Maurer, Peter – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Liechtenstein Tonga Fritsche, Claudia – S/PV.5916 Tupouniua, Mahe U.S. – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Wenaweser, Christian – S/PV.6005 Tunisia Mauritania Mansour, Habib – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Ould Hadrami, Abderrahim – Uganda S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Butagira, Francis K. – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Mexico UN. Deputy Secretary-General Heller, Claude – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Mtengeti-Migiro, Rose – S/PV.5916 Rovirosa, Socorro – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) UN. General Assembly (62nd sess. : 2007-2008). Morocco President Chabar, Hamid – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) Kerim, Srgjan (The former Yugoslav Republic of Myanmar Macedonia) – S/PV.5916 Lwin, Wunna Maung – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) UN. Group of Nordic Countries Swe, Than – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Hannesson, Hjálmar W. (Iceland) – Netherlands S/PV.5916(Resumption1) Klerk, Piet de – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) UN. Secretary-General New Zealand Ban, Ki-moon – S/PV.5916 Graham, Kirsty – S/PV.5916(Resumption1)
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WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS (continued) ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS (continued) UN. Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Gender Viet Nam Issues and Advancement of Women Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5933 Mayanja, Rachel N. – S/PV.6005 Zimbabwe UN. Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Chidyausiku, Boniface G. – S/PV.5933 Operations Le Roy, Alain – S/PV.6005 UN Development Fund for Women. Executive Director Alberdi, Ines – S/PV.6005 UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Former Division Commander. Cammaert, Patrick – S/PV.5916 United Arab Emirates Al-Jarman, Ahmed – S/PV.6005(Resumption1) United Kingdom Pierce, Karen – S/PV.6005 Scotland of Asthal, Patricia, Baroness – S/PV.5916 United Republic of Tanzania Kafanabo, Joyce C. – S/PV.5916(Resumption1) United States Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.6005 Viet Nam Le Luong Minh – S/PV.5916; S/PV.6005
ZIMBABWE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS African Union Ratsifandrihamanana, Lila Hanitra – S/PV.5933 Angola Antonio, Tete – S/PV.5933 Belgium Belle, Olivier – S/PV.5933 Burkina Faso Kafando, Michel – S/PV.5933 China Wang, Guangya – S/PV.5933 Costa Rica Weisleder, Saúl – S/PV.5933 Croatia Jurica, Neven – S/PV.5933 France Ripert, Jean-Maurice – S/PV.5933 Indonesia Kleib, Hasan – S/PV.5933 Italy Mantovani, Aldo – S/PV.5933 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Dabbashi, Ibrahim O.A. – S/PV.5933 Panama Arias, Ricardo Alberto – S/PV.5933 Russian Federation Churkin, Vitaly I. – S/PV.5933 South Africa Kumalo, Dumisani Shadrack – S/PV.5933 UN. Security Council (63rd year : 2008). President Khalilzad, Zalmay (United States) – S/PV.5921 UN. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Pascoe, Lynn – S/PV.5919 United Kingdom Sawers, John – S/PV.5933 United Republic of Tanzania Mahiga, Augustine P. – S/PV.5933 United States Khalilzad, Zalmay – S/PV.5933
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NOTE: Languages of corrigenda are indicated only when corrigenda are not issued in all six official languages. The information provided below is current as of the date this Index is submitted for publication.
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S/2008/1 S/2008/50 S/2008/2 S/2008/51 S/2008/3 (A/62/629) S/2008/52 S/2008/4 (A/62/630) S/2008/53 S/2008/5 S/2008/54 S/2008/6 not issued S/2008/55 (A/62/667) S/2008/7 S/2008/56 (A/62/666) S/2008/8 + Corr.1 (A/ES-10/409 + Corr.1) S/2008/57 S/2008/9 (A/62/634) S/2008/58 S/2008/10 + Add.1-52 S/2008/59 S/2008/11 (A/62/635) S/2008/60 S/2008/12 (A/62/636) S/2008/61 S/2008/13 (A/62/637) S/2008/62 S/2008/14 (A/62/638) S/2008/63 S/2008/15 S/2008/64 S/2008/16 S/2008/65 S/2008/17 S/2008/66 S/2008/18 S/2008/67 S/2008/19 S/2008/68 S/2008/20 S/2008/69 S/2008/21 S/2008/70 (A/62/672) S/2008/22 (A/62/646) S/2008/71 S/2008/23 (A/ES-10/410) S/2008/72 (A/62/673) S/2008/24 (A/62/647) S/2008/73 (A/62/674) S/2008/25 S/2008/74 (A/62/675) S/2008/26 S/2008/75 S/2008/27 (A/62/651) S/2008/76 S/2008/28 (A/62/652) S/2008/77 S/2008/29 S/2008/78 (A/62/678) S/2008/30 (A/62/656) S/2008/79 (A/62/677) S/2008/31 S/2008/80 S/2008/32 S/2008/81 (A/ES-10/412) S/2008/33 S/2008/82 (A/62/682) S/2008/34 S/2008/83 (A/62/683) S/2008/35 (A/ES-10/411) S/2008/84 + Corr.1 (A/62/684 + Corr.1) S/2008/36 S/2008/85 S/2008/37 S/2008/86 (A/62/685) S/2008/38 S/2008/87 (A/62/686) S/2008/39 (A/62/659) S/2008/88 S/2008/40 + Corr.1 S/2008/89 S/2008/41 S/2008/90 (A/62/688) S/2008/42 (A/62/661) S/2008/91 S/2008/43 S/2008/92 S/2008/44 S/2008/93 S/2008/45 S/2008/94 (A/62/690) S/2008/46 (A/62/664) S/2008/95 (A/62/691) S/2008/47 (A/62/665) S/2008/96 (A/62/693) S/2008/48 S/2008/97 S/2008/49 S/2008/98
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S/2008/99 S/2008/157 (A/62/714) S/2008/100 S/2008/158 S/2008/101 (A/62/699) S/2008/159 (A/62/722) S/2008/102 (A/62/698) S/2008/160 S/2008/103 S/2008/161 (A/62/723) S/2008/104 S/2008/162 S/2008/105 S/2008/163 (A/62/724) S/2008/106 S/2008/164 (A/62/725) S/2008/107 S/2008/165 S/2008/108 (A/62/700) S/2008/166 S/2008/109 S/2008/167 S/2008/110 S/2008/168 S/2008/111 (A/62/703) S/2008/169 (A/62/735) S/2008/112 (A/62/702) S/2008/170 (A/ES-10/416) S/2008/113 S/2008/171 S/2008/114 S/2008/172 S/2008/115 S/2008/173 S/2008/116 S/2008/174 (A/62/738) S/2008/117 (A/62/705) S/2008/175 S/2008/118 S/2008/176 S/2008/119 S/2008/177 S/2008/120 S/2008/178 + Corr.1-2 S/2008/121 S/2008/179 S/2008/122 S/2008/180 S/2008/123 (A/63/62) S/2008/181 S/2008/124 S/2008/182 S/2008/125 S/2008/183 S/2008/126 S/2008/184 S/2008/127 S/2008/185 S/2008/128 S/2008/186 S/2008/129 (A/62/709) S/2008/187 S/2008/130 S/2008/188 S/2008/131 S/2008/189 S/2008/132 (A/62/710) S/2008/190 S/2008/133 (A/62/711) S/2008/191 (A/62/759) S/2008/134 S/2008/192 (A/62/760) S/2008/135 S/2008/193 S/2008/136 S/2008/194 (A/63/78) S/2008/137 S/2008/195 S/2008/138 (A/62/712) S/2008/196 S/2008/139 S/2008/197 (A/62/765) S/2008/140 S/2008/198 S/2008/141 S/2008/199 (A/62/763) S/2008/142 S/2008/200 S/2008/143 S/2008/201 S/2008/144 (A/ES-10/413) S/2008/202 S/2008/145 S/2008/203 (A/62/767) S/2008/146 S/2008/204 S/2008/147 S/2008/205 S/2008/148 S/2008/206 S/2008/149 (A/ES-10/414) S/2008/207 S/2008/150 (A/ES-10/415) S/2008/208 (A/62/768) S/2008/151 (A/62/713) S/2008/209 (A/62/770) S/2008/152 (A/62/715) S/2008/210 S/2008/153 S/2008/211 S/2008/154 (A/62/716) S/2008/212 + Corr.1 S/2008/155 (A/62/717) S/2008/213 S/2008/156 S/2008/214
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S/2008/215 S/2008/275 (A/62/815) S/2008/216 S/2008/276 (A/62/819) S/2008/217 S/2008/277 (A/62/820) S/2008/218 S/2008/278 S/2008/219 S/2008/279 (A/62/821) S/2008/220 S/2008/280 S/2008/221 S/2008/281 S/2008/222 S/2008/282 (A/ES-10/418) S/2008/223 S/2008/283 S/2008/224 (A/62/786) S/2008/284 S/2008/225 (A/62/787) S/2008/285 S/2008/226 S/2008/286 S/2008/227 (A/62/789) S/2008/287 S/2008/228 (A/62/792) S/2008/288 S/2008/229 S/2008/289 S/2008/230 S/2008/290 (A/62/826) S/2008/231 S/2008/291 S/2008/232 S/2008/292 S/2008/233 (A/62/797) S/2008/293 S/2008/234 S/2008/294 S/2008/235 S/2008/295 S/2008/236 S/2008/296 S/2008/237 S/2008/297 (A/63/73) S/2008/238 S/2008/298 (A/62/827) S/2008/239 S/2008/299 (A/62/830) S/2008/240 (A/62/798) S/2008/300 S/2008/241 S/2008/301 (A/62/832) S/2008/244 S/2008/302 (A/62/833) S/2008/245 S/2008/303 (A/62/835) S/2008/246 S/2008/304 S/2008/247 S/2008/305 S/2008/248 S/2008/306 S/2008/249 S/2008/307 S/2008/250 S/2008/308 S/2008/251 S/2008/309 S/2008/252 S/2008/310 (A/62/841) S/2008/253 (A/62/803) S/2008/311 (A/62/839) S/2008/254 S/2008/312 S/2008/255 S/2008/313 S/2008/256 (A/ES-10/417) S/2008/314 S/2008/257 S/2008/315 + Corr.1(A,C,E,R,S) S/2008/258 S/2008/316 (A/62/840) S/2008/259 S/2008/317 S/2008/260 S/2008/318 S/2008/261 S/2008/319 S/2008/262 S/2008/320 (A/62/842) S/2008/263 S/2008/321 S/2008/264 S/2008/322 S/2008/265 S/2008/323 S/2008/266 S/2008/324 S/2008/267 S/2008/325 S/2008/268 S/2008/326 S/2008/269 (A/62/812) S/2008/327 S/2008/270 (A/63/69) S/2008/328 (A/62/843) S/2008/271 S/2008/329 S/2008/272 S/2008/330 S/2008/273 S/2008/331 S/2008/274 S/2008/332
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S/2008/798 S/Agenda/5817-6060 S/2008/799 S/2008/800 S/2008/801 Meeting records S/2008/802 S/2008/803 S/PV.5817-5823 S/2008/804 S/PV.5824 + (Resumption1) S/2008/805 S/PV.5825-5833 S/2008/806 S/PV.5834 + (Resumption1) S/2008/807 S/PV.5835-5850 S/2008/808 + Add.1 S/PV.5851 + (Resumption1) S/2008/809 S/PV.5852-5854 S/2008/810 (A/63/661) S/PV.5855 + Corr.1 S/2008/811 (A/63/660) S/PV.5856-5858 S/2008/812 (A/63/662) S/PV.5859 + (Resumption1) S/2008/813 (A/63/666) S/PV.5860-5868 S/2008/814 S/PV.5868 + (Resumption1) S/2008/815 S/PV.5869-5880 S/2008/816 S/PV.5881 + (Resumption1) S/2008/817 S/PV.5882-5894 S/2008/818 S/PV.5895 + (Resumption1) S/2008/819 (A/ES-10/428) S/PV.5896-5897 S/2008/820 S/PV.5898 + (Resumption1) S/2008/821 S/PV.5899-5815 S/2008/822 S/PV.5916 + Corr.1 S/2008/823 (A/63/664) S/PV.5916(Resumption1) S/2008/824 S/PV.5917-5935 S/2008/825 S/PV.5936 + (Resumption1) S/2008/826 S/PV.5937-5939 S/2008/827 S/PV.5940 + (Resumption1) S/2008/828 (A/ES-10/429) S/PV.5941-5967 S/2008/829 S/PV.5968 + (Resumption1) S/2008/830 S/PV.5969-6004 S/2008/831 S/PV.6005 + (Resumption1) S/2008/832 S/PV.6006-6016 S/2008/833 S/PV.6017 + (Resumption1) S/2008/834 S/PV.6018-6033 S/2008/835 (A/ES-10/430) S/PV.6034 + (Resumption1) S/2008/836 S/PV.6035-6048 S/2008/837 S/PV.6049 + (Resumption1) S/2008/838 S/PV.6050-6060 S/2008/839 S/2008/840 S/2008/841 Resolutions S/2008/842 S/2008/843 S/RES/1795-1859 (2008) (Collected in documents S/2008/844 S/INF/63 and S/INF/64 (to be issued) S/2008/845 S/2008/846 S/2008/847 Supplements to the Official Records (63rd Year) S/2008/848 S/2008/849 S/INF/63 (SCOR, [62nd-63rd year]) S/INF/64 (SCOR, [63rd-64th year] (to be issued)
Statements of the President of the Security Council
S/PRST/2008/1-48
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE SECURITY COUNCIL
List of Resolutions
Vote reads Yes-No-Abstain
S/RES/ Subject Meeting / Date, 2008 Vote (S/PV.-)
1795(2008) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 5820 / 15 Jan. Unanimous [Renewal of the mandates of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it] 1796(2008) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 5825 / 23 Jan. Unanimous [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] 1797(2008) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 5828 / 30 Jan. Unanimous [Authorization of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC) to assist the Congolese authorities in the organization, preparation and conduct of local elections] 1798(2008) ERITREA–ETHIOPIA 5829 / 30 Jan. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)] 1799(2008) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 5836 / 15 Feb. Unanimous [Extension of measures on arms against the Democratic Republic of the Congo imposed by the resolution 1493 (2003) as amended and expanded by the resolution 1596 (2005)] 1800(2008) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA 5841 / 20 Feb. Unanimous [Appointment of additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)] 1801(2008) SOMALIA SITUATION 5842 / 20 Feb. Unanimous [Renewal of the authorization of the African Union to maintain the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) for a further period of 6 months] 1802(2008) TIMOR-LESTE SITUATION 5844 / 25 Feb. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT)] 1803(2008) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION 5848 / 3 Mar. 14-0-1 [Further measures against Iran in connection with its development of sensitive technologies in support of its nuclear and missile programmes] 1804(2008) GREAT LAKES REGION (AFRICA)–REGIONAL SECURITY 5852 / 13 Mar. Unanimous [Situation in the Great Lakes region] 1805(2008) TERRORISM 5856 / 20 Mar. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) as special political mission under the policy guidance of the Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC)] 1806(2008) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION 5857 / 20 Mar. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)] 1807(2008) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 5861 / 31 Mar. Unanimous [Renewal of measures on arms embargo against all non-governmental entities and individuals operating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo] 1808(2008) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA 5866 / 15 Apr. Unanimous [Settlement of the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict and extension of the mandate of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)] 1809(2008) REGIONAL ORGANIZATION–UN 5868 / 16 Apr. Unanimous [Cooperation between the United Nations and regional organizations, in particular the African Union, in the maintenance of international peace and security]
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1810(2008) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION 5877 / 25 Apr. Unanimous [Non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and on extension of the mandate of the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 1540 (2004) concerning Non-Proliferation of Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons] 1811(2008) SOMALIA SITUATION 5879 / 29 Apr. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Monitoring Group Established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1519 (2003)] 1812(2008) UN MISSION IN THE SUDAN 5882 / 30 Apr. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the United Nations Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)] 1813(2008) WESTERN SAHARA QUESTION 5884 / 30 Apr. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO)] 1814(2008) SOMALIA SITUATION 5893 / 15 May Unanimous [Relocation of the UN Political Office for Somalia (UNPOS) from Nairobi to Somalia] 1815(2008) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 5901 / 2 June Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN International Independent Investigation Commission in Lebanon] 1816(2008) SOMALIA SITUATION 5902 / 2 June Unanimous [Acts of piracy and armed robbery against vessels in territorial waters and the high seas off the coast of Somalia] 1817(2008) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION 5907 / 11 June Unanimous [Production and trafficking of drugs in Afghanistan] 1818(2008) CYPRUS QUESTION 5911 / 13 June Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] 1819(2008) LIBERIA SITUATION 5914 / 18 June Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the Panel of Experts on Liberia] 1820(2008) WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICTS 5916 / 19 June Unanimous [Acts of sexual violence against civilians in armed conflicts] 1821(2008) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION 5926 / 27 June Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)] 1822(2008) SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE 5928 / 30 June Unanimous [Continuation of measures imposed against the Taliban and Al-Qaida] 1823(2008) RWANDA SITUATION 5931 / 10 July Unanimous [Termination of prohibitions and dissolution of the Committee Established pursuant to resolution 918 (1994) on the sale or supply of arms and matériel to Rwanda] 1824(2008) RWANDA SITUATION 5937 / 18 July Unanimous [Extension of term of office of the permanent and ad litem judges of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)] 1825(2008) NEPAL–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 5941 / 23 July Unanimous [Renewal of the mandate of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN)] 1826(2008) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 5945 / 29 July Unanimous [Renewal of the mandates of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) and of the French forces which support it] 1827(2008) ERITREA–ETHIOPIA 5946 / 30 July Unanimous [Termination of the mandate of the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE)] 1828(2008) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 5947 / 31 July 14-0-1 [Extension of the mandate of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID)] 1829(2008) SIERRA LEONE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 5948 / 4 Aug. Unanimous [Establishment of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL)] 1830(2008) UN ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR IRAQ 5950 / 7 Aug. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)]
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S/RES/ Subject Meeting / Date, 2008 Vote (S/PV.-)
1831(2008) SOMALIA SITUATION 5957 / 19 Aug. Unanimous [Renewal of the authorization of the African Union to maintain the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM)] 1832(2008) UN INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON 5967 / 27 Aug. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)] 1833(2008) AFGHANISTAN SITUATION 5977 / 22 Sept. Unanimous [Extension of the authorization of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan (ISAF)] 1834(2008) CHAD SITUATION 5981 / 24 Sept. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT)] 1835(2008) NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION 5984 / 27 Sept. Unanimous [Iran's obligations to comply with Security Council's resolutions and to meet the requirements of the IAEA Board of Governors] 1836(2008) LIBERIA SITUATION 5985 / 29 Sept. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)] 1837(2008) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA 5986 / 29 Sept. Unanimous [Extension of the terms of office of permanent and ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)] 1838(2008) SOMALIA SITUATION 5987 / 7 Oct. Unanimous [Acts of piracy and armed robbery against vessels in territorial waters and the high seas off the coast of Somalia] 1839(2008) UN OBSERVER MISSION IN GEORGIA 5992 / 9 Oct. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG)] 1840(2008) HAITI–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 5993 / 14 Oct. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] 1841(2008) SUDAN–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 5996 / 15 Oct. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Panel of Experts Established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1591 (2005)] 1842(2008) CÔTE D'IVOIRE–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6004 / 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] 1843(2008) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 6018 / 20 Nov. Unanimous [Authorization of the temporary increase in the authorized military and formed police strength of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] 1844(2008) SOMALIA SITUATION 6019 / 20 Nov. Unanimous [Arms embargo against Somalia and on further measures on individuals and entities designated by the Security Council Committee Established pursuant to Resolution 751 (1992)] 1845(2008) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SITUATION 6021 / 20 Nov. Unanimous [Authorization of the Member States to establish a multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a legal successor to SFOR] 1846(2008) SOMALIA SITUATION 6026 / 2 Dec. Unanimous [Acts of piracy and armed robbery against vessels in territorial waters and the high seas off the coast of Somalia] 1847(2008) CYPRUS QUESTION 6038 / 12 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)] 1848(2008) MIDDLE EAST SITUATION 6039 / 12 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)] 1849(2008) INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL–FORMER YUGOSLAVIA 6040 / 12 Dec. Unanimous [Appointment of additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY)]
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S/RES/ Subject Meeting / Date, 2008 Vote (S/PV.-)
1850(2008) PALESTINE QUESTION 6045 / 16 Dec. 14-0-1 [Implementation of the Quartet Performance-based Road Map to a Permanent Two-State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict] 1851(2008) SOMALIA SITUATION 6046 / 16 Dec. Unanimous [Fight against piracy and armed robbery at sea off the coast of Somalia] 1852(2008) LEBANON–POLITICAL CONDITIONS 6048 / 17 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN International Independent Investigation Commission in Lebanon] 1853(2008) SOMALIA SITUATION 6050 / 19 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Monitoring Group Established pursuant to Security Council Resolution 1519 (2003)] 1854(2008) LIBERIA SITUATION 6051 / 19 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the Panel of Experts on Liberia] 1855(2008) RWANDA SITUATION 6052 / 19 Dec. Unanimous [Appointment of additional ad litem judges to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)] 1856(2008) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 6055 / 22 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC)] 1857(2008) DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO SITUATION 6056 / 22 Dec. Unanimous [Renewal of measures on arms embargo against all non-governmental entities and individuals operating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo] 1858(2008) BURUNDI SITUATION 6057 / 22 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the mandate of the UN Integrated Office in Burundi (BINUB)] 1859(2008) IRAQ SITUATION 6059 / 22 Dec. Unanimous [Extension of the arrangements for the depositing into the Development Fund for Iraq of proceeds from export sales of petroleum, petroleum products and natural gas]
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Votes are as indicated in the provisional verbatim records of the Security Council, sixty-third year, 2008. 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/- 1795 1796 1797 1798 1799 1800 1801 1802 1803 1804 1805 1806 1807 1808 1809
Belgium 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 - 289 Indonesia Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y A Y Y Y Y Y Y
Italy 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
Panama 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
South Africa 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/- 1810 1811 1812 1813 1814 1815 1816 1817 1818 1819 1820 1821 1822 1823 1824
Belgium 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
- 290 Indonesia Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Italy 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
Panama 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
South Africa 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/- 1825 1826 1827 1828 1829 1830 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 1836 1837 1838
Belgium 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 - 291 Indonesia Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Italy 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
Panama 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
South Africa 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 A 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/- 1839 1840 1841 1842 1843 1844 1845 1846 1847 1848 1849 1850 1851 1852 1853
Belgium 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
- 292 Indonesia Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Italy 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 A Y Y Y
Panama 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
South Africa 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/- 1854 1855 1856 1857 1858 1859
Belgium Y Y Y Y Y Y
Burkina Faso Y Y Y Y Y Y
China Y Y Y Y Y Y
Costa Rica Y Y Y Y Y Y
Croatia Y Y Y Y Y Y
France Y Y Y Y Y Y
- 293 Indonesia Y Y Y Y Y Y
Italy Y Y Y Y Y Y
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Y Y Y Y Y Y
Panama Y Y Y Y Y Y
Russian Federation Y Y Y Y Y Y
South Africa Y Y Y Y Y Y
United Kingdom Y Y Y Y Y Y
United States Y Y Y Y Y Y
Viet Nam Y Y Y Y Y Y
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