UN Documents Most Recent
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This resolution welcomed the Libyan decision to eliminate all materials leading to the production of nuclear weapons and reported the matter to the Council “for information purposes only.”
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This resolution authorised the deployment of a multinational force in Haiti.
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This resolution authorised ECOWAS and French deployments in Côte d'Ivoire, and established UNOCI.
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This presidential statement expressed concern over the situation in Haiti.
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During this meeting the General Assembly appointed Louise Arbour (Canada) as High Commissioner for Human Rights for a term of office of four years.
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This statement welcomed the signing, on 29 January 2004, of the Declaration on the Harmonization of the Various Issues by the Somali Delegates at the Somali Consultative Meetings and expressed concern regarding the humanitarian situation.
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This was an IAEA report.
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This was a corrigendum to a report of the Secretary-General on Somalia.
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This was a note of the Secretary-General nominating Louise Arbour (Canada) as High Commissioner for Human Rights.
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This report found that Libya had imported nuclear material from a number of countries, including China and Pakistan, and conducted a wide range of nuclear activities
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This was the corrigendum of the report which suggested that six egregious violations against children should receive priority in monitoring operations. It also attached for the first time a list of other parties to armed conflict that recruit or use children in Annex II.
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This was the report of the first annual workshop for the newly elected members of the Security Council, which was held on 13 and 14 November 2003.
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This contained the report of the CTC on its revitalisation plan and setting out the goals for the CTED.
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This report of the Secretary-General was on Somalia.
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The Council took note of the Secretary-General's intention to appoint Jean Arnault as his new Special Representative and Head of UNAMA.
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This was a briefing by Harri Holkeri, emphasised that the "standards before status" policy was the "core political project" for UNMIK.
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This was a letter from the Permanent Representatives of Brazil, Canada, Egypt, Germany, Ghana, India, Japan, Mexico, Pakistan and South Africa to the President of the Security Council raising concerns that meetings with TCCs have largely been of a purely informative and technical nature with little or no relevance for Council decisions, and that the inclusion of major stakeholders will also create a considerable incentive for the general membership to support peacekeeping operations.
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This was the addendum of Iraq's national report.
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This resolution strengthened the mandate of the 1267 Committee, and made more specific the financial sanctions, travel ban and arms embargo imposed on the individuals associated with the Taliban and Al-Qaida.
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The Council reaffirmed the commitment of all Member States to the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Georgia within its internationally recognized borders, and the necessity to define the status of Abkhazia within the State of Georgia in strict accordance with these principles.
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This statement was on post-conflict national reconciliation asked the Secretary-General to give consideration to the views expressed in the 26 January open debate in the preparation of his report on justice and the rule of law.
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This report noted that the record of achievements by Kosovo's Provisional Institutions was mixed, with progress apparently stalled in some areas. It called for more to be done to uphold the values of multi-ethnicity, tolerance and equal rights for all communities.
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This was an open debate on the role of the UN in post-conflict national reconciliation.
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This was the resumption of an open debate on the role of the United Nations in post-conflict national reconciliation.
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This was the resumption of an open debate on the role of the United Nations in post-conflict national reconciliation.
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This letter from the Secretary-General informed the Council of the appointment of Melvin E. Holt, Jr., Li Changsheng, John E. Tambi and Joel Salek as experts for the Monitoring Group.
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This was on children and armed conflict.
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This was an open debate on children and armed conflict.
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This was the corrigendum of the Secretary-General report on small arms.
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This was a debate on small arms.
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This was the resumption of a debate on small arms.
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This statement was on small arms. It called on UN member states to effectively implement arms embargoes and welcomed General Assembly resolution 58/241 which called for the Secretary-General to establish an open-ended working group to negotiate an international instrument to identify and trace illicit small arms and light weapons.
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This was the corrigendum of the report by the Special Representative to the Secretary-General on Children and Armed Conflict.
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The Council was briefed by Lakhdar Brahimi who stressed the challenges ahead after the successful adoption of the constitution by the Loya Jirga on 5 January.
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This was a debate in which member states began calling for better cooperation between counter-terrorism committees.
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This report detailed a trip by the Special Rapporteur to Myanmar.
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This was an assessment of the Ad Hoc Advisory Groups of the ECOSOC on African Countries Emerging from Conflict.
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This was on women, peace and security.
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This was the report of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 751 (1992) concerning Somalia.
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This was a report on small arms.
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This report noted the beginning of several potentially divisive initiatives, including DDR, and the pilot phase of electoral registration. Security concerns were highlighted.
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This was a report of the Secretary-General on the situation in the Central African Republic and the activities of BONUCA.
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This resolution was on the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects.
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These were briefings by chairmen of Security Council committees and working groups.
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This resolution imposed sanctions.
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This resolution was on the preparations for the eleventh United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.
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This letter transmitted its final report on the work of the Security Council Informal Working Group on General Issues of Sanctions for the period 2002-2003.
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This was the progress report of the Secretary-General on Ethiopia and Eritrea.
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This presidential statement expressed the Council's continued support for Vorontsov's work, while announcing its intention to keep his mandate under review.
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This note extended the mandate of the Working Group on Sanctions until 31 December 2004.
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This was a letter from the Chairman of the Ad Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Africa transmitting the 2003 report on the activities of the Working Group.
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This note by the President of the Security Council extended the mandate of the Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Africa until the end of 2004.
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This was a briefing by Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations Jean-Marie Guéhenno launched the "standards before status" policy.
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This resolution established the Monitoring Group to be based in Nairobi, Kenya to investigate violations of the arms embargo and make recommendations and prepare a draft list of violators subject to possible future measures by the Council.
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This statement contained an updated aide-mémoire .
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This was the first progress report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Mission in Liberia.
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This presidential statement endorsed "Standards for Kosovo".
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The Council expressed support for the "Standards for Kosovo."
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This meeting contained discussions on a 10-point action plan introduced by then Under Secretary-General Jan Egeland on the basis of the “road map” on measures to increase civilian protection suggested in a report of the Secretary-General.
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This was a General Assembly resolution on the item "Illegal Israeli actions in Occupied East Jerusalem and the rest of the Occupied Palestinian Territory".
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This was a report pursuant to resolution 1483.
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This was a resolution from the IAEA board.
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This resolution established a sanctions committee.
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This presidential statement emphasised the important humanitarian role of the oil-for-food program as the program ended.
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This was a presidential statement on the issue of landmines.
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This resolution stated the necessity for a two state solution and unanimously endorsed the Quartet’s Road Map.
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This was a report of the Secretary-General on preparations for an international conference on the Great Lakes region.
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This was an open debate on the issue of mine action for peacekeeping.
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The Council was briefed on Council mission to Afghanistan.
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This was the report of the Security Council mission to Afghanistan from 31 October to 7 November 2003.
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This was an IAEA report.
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This report suggested that six egregious violations against children should receive priority in monitoring operations. It also attached for the first time a list of other parties to armed conflict that recruit or use children in Annex II.
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This was the second report of the Panel of Experts.
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Harri Holkeri noted an unclear short-term outlook, but positive future for Kosovo. Council was keen to have dialogue between Priština and Belgrade.
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This was a debate on women, peace and security recognising that gender inequalities are heightened in conflict zones.
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This was the resumption a debate on women, peace and security recognising that gender inequalities are heightened in conflict zones.
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The Council was briefed by Jean-Marie Guéhenno on the challenges insecurity poses to the peace process.
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This was a letter by the Secretary-General transmitting the final report of the Panel of Experts on the Illegal Exploitation of Natural Resources and Other Forms of Wealth of the DRC.
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This resolution reaffirmed the temporary nature of the Coalition Provisional Authority, endorsed the interim administration, called for a political timetable, authorised the MNF to maintain security and stability during 12 months. It also determined the status of the MNF and its relation to the UN, and asked the US to report every six months.
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This report reaffirmed key priorities: improving the rule of law and the security situation; furthering returns and minority rights; and strengthening economic development in order to promote substantial autonomy and self-government in Kosovo in accordance with resolution 1244.
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This was a vetoed Guinean, Malaysian, Pakistani and Syrian resolution claiming the construction of the Israeli security wall is illegal.
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This report of the Secretary-General was on Somalia.
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The Council authorised the expansion of ISAF beyond Kabul.
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The Secretary-General shared a letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, requesting the Council to consider the expansion of ISAF.
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This resolution expanded ISAF's mandate beyond Kabul.
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This was the Secretary-General's Bulletin containing definitions of sexual exploitation and abuse, classifying such acts as serious misconduct for all UN staff, including UN agencies, and stressing that these rules should also apply to entities and individuals working in cooperative arrangements with the UN.
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Following NATO's assumption of control of ISAF in August 2003, the letter contained the NATO strategy for addressing the long-term security needs in Afghanistan, including benchmarks for progress.
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This was a Council debate on the UN’s role in promoting justice and the rule of law in post-conflict situations.
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The Council welcomed the offer by the Secretary-General to provide a report to guide further consultations on justice and the rule of law.
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This was an open meeting on the role of the United Nations with regard to justice and the rule of law.
