UN Documents Most Recent
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This was the report of the working group on the strengthening of the UN system
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This included guidelines for international arms transfers.
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This resolution emphasised the importance of full compliance by Iraq with its obligations to permit immediate, unconditional and unrestricted access to UNSCOM to any site, and found unacceptable any attempts by Iraq to deny access to any such site.
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This resolution imposed sanctions in connection with Sudan.
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This was an orientation debate on the Middle East organised by the Chilean presidency.
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This was an orientation debate on Afghanistan organised by the Chilean presidency.
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The Council discussed the threat to international peace and security presented by the conflict in Afghanistan, and the relationship of the conflict to certain groups from Pakistan, the lack of central governing authority, and the production of narcotics.
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This presidential statement reiterated the desire for enhanced consultation and exchange of information between the Council and TCCs, noted that procedures previously agreed upon to meet this goal had not been fully implemented and agreed on additional procedures to facilitate communication between the Council and the TCCs.
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This was the debate on strengthening cooperation with troop-contributing countries.
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This was a letter from the Permanent Representative of Chile to the president of the Security Council regarding the participation of TCCs in the Security Council.
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This was an orientation debate on Somalia organized by the Botswana presidency.
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This presidential statement called on all parties to end hostilities, and to allow for the distribution of humanitarian aid, and called on all states to assist UNSMA.
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The Council agreed to issue a presidential statement (S/PRST/1996/6).
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This was an orientation open debate on Angola organised by the US presidency.
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This resolution supported the facilitation of a comprehensive political dialogue by the Secretary-General to end the civil war in Burundi.
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This was an orientation open debate on Liberia, organised by the UK presidency.
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This note indicated the Council's agreement that chairs of sanctions committees brief interested members of the UN after each meeting and raise awareness among committee members and the broader UN membership of improvements in the procedures of the sanctions committees.
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This was the first report of the Committee and it covered the period from its inception through 31 December 1995.
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The General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to establish a Panel of Government Experts on Small Arms.
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This resolution condemned the violations of humanitarian law and human rights in Bosnia-Herzegovina and stated the need to investigate these violations of rights.
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This resolution established the UN International Police Task Force.
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This was an open debate on peacekeeping during which numerous working methods issues, including the relationship with TCCs, were raised.
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This resolution was on the implementation of the Peace Agreement for Bosnia and Herzegovina and transfer of authority from UN Protection Force to the multinational implementation force (IFOR).
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This was a letter co-signed by 32 member states asking the president of the Security Council to call a formal meeting to examine the issue of consultations between the Council and the troop-contributing countries.
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This was the first of several General Assembly resolutions calling for measures to assist third states affected by Security Council sanctions.
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This letter transmitted the General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Annexes.
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The Council expressed its grave concern at reports of grave violations of international humanitarian law and of human rights in and around Srebrenica, and in the areas of Banja Luka and Sanski Most, including reports of mass murder, unlawful detention and forced labour, rape, and deportation of civilians.
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This was a report of the Secretary-General on Improving preparedness for conflict prevention and peace-keeping in Africa.
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This presidential statement took note of the conclusions of the General Assembly Working Group that the Council, inter alia, continue to review its working methods.
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This was the report of the fourth world conference on women.
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This resolution requested the establishment of an International Commission of Inquiry to collect information and investigate reports relating to the sale or supply of arms and related matériel to former Rwandan government forces.
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This resolution partially lifted the 1994 Rwanda arms embargo for supplies to the government.
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This resolution demanded that Bosnian Serb forces cease their offensive and withdraw from Srebrenica.
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This was the report of the Security Council mission to Western Sahara, from 3 to 9 June 1995.
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This was a letter from the Permanent Representative from Argentina to the president of the Security Council proposing that the Working Group evaluate the nomenclature of Council documents.
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This note indicated that the Council agreed to continue the practice of hearing states and organisations affected by sanctions during closed meetings of the sanctions committees.
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In this statement the Council condemned the terrorist attack in Nordiya, Israel.
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This resolution established the oil-for-food program.
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This was from the permanent Council members to the president of the Council on the use of sanctions in the Security Council.
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This resolution established a Sanctions Committee.
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This resolution expressed its conviction that everything must be done to avoid nuclear war and prevent the spread of nuclear weapons as well as facilitate international cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
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This was a statement from China on the use of nuclear weapon.
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This was a letter from France providing conditional negative security assurances to non-nuclear-weapons states party to the NPT.
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This was a letter from the USA providing conditional negative security assurances to non-nuclear-weapons states party to the NPT.
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This was a letter from the UK providing conditional negative security assurances to non-nuclear-weapons states party to the NPT.
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This was a letter from Russia providing conditional negative security assurances to non-nuclear-weapons states party to the NPT.
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This note indicated that the Council agreed to implement measures to make the sanctions committees more transparent by, inter alia, increasing the practice of issuing press releases after Committee meetings.
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This was a report of the Council mission to Rwanda on 12 and 13 February 1995.
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This was a report of the Council mission to Burundi on 10 and 11 February 1995.
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This presidential statement reaffirmed the importance of preventing the proliferation of WMD, and said that appropriate measures would be taken when provisions of international treaties that provide for recourse to the Council are violated.
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This was the Declaration on Enhancement of Cooperation between the United Nations and Regional Arrangements or Agencies in the Maintenance of International Peace and Security.
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This was the position paper of the Secretary-General, Supplement to An Agenda for Peace, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations.
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This was the first open debate on Security Council working methods presided by Rwanda.
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This presidential statement expressed the Council's intention to hold more open meetings.
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This resolution admitted Palau as a member of the UN.
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This was letter by Russia, Ukraine, the UK, and the US containing text of 1994Budapest Memorandum.
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This was the letter from the Permanent Representative of Brazil to the Secretary-General contributing additional suggestions for the open debate on working methods.
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This presidential statement welcomed the acceptance by warring parties of a step by step process to establish a representative Authoritative Council, and called on all states to halt the flow of arms to the warring parties in Afghanistan.
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The Council agreed to issue a presidential statement (S/PRST/1994/77).
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This resolution recommended the Palau for UN membership.
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This was the letter from the Permanent Representative of New Zealand to the President of the Security Council contributing additional suggestions for the open debate on working methods.
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This was a letter from the Permanent Representative of France to the Secretary-General containing an aide-memoire that, inter alia, proposed orientation debates.
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This resolution established the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
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This presidential statement outlined procedures that the Council decided to follow to facilitate enhanced consultation and exchange of information with the TCCs.
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This resolution determined UN Operation in Somalia II (UNOSOM II)'s withdrawal.
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This statement noted with satisfaction the adoption of the agreed framework between the US and the DPRK.
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This was a debate on the Agenda for Peace.
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This was the report of the Security Council’s mission to Somalia, on 26 and 27 October 1994.
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This was a report on the improvement of the status of women in the secretariat.
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This was the Note by the President of the Council naming the members of the mission to Somalia on 26 and 27 October 1994.
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This was the agreed framework between the US and the DPRK.
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This presidential statement encouraged the Secretary-General to consult and prepare for a conference on the region; this was the first mention of an international conference on the Great Lakes region.
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This was a report of the Commission of Experts on crimes committed in Rwanda.
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This resolution requested the Secretary-General to establish a commission of experts to obtain information regarding grave violations of international law.
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This resolution established working group on the strengthening of the UN system.
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This was a letter from Argentina and New Zealand to the president of the Security Council requesting an open meeting to consider various procedural issues, including participation.
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This was the report of the Security Council’s fact-finding mission to Burundi, on 13 and 14 August 1994.
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This was the report of the Security Council's visit to Mozambique.
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This presidential statement noted with appreciation the efforts of UNSMA, and called on all parties to cease hostilities.
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The Council agreed to issue a presidential statement (S/PRST/1994/43).
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This resolution authorised the deployment of a multinational force in Haiti and established UNMIH.
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This resolution requested the Secretary-General to start consultations.
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This resolution expanded the UN Observer Mission in Georgia's mandate.
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In this presidential statement, the Council said it will consider sending a mission, at an appropriate time, to Mozambique to discuss with the parties how best to ensure full and timely implementation of the general peace agreement and that the elections take place on the dates agreed and under the conditions set out in the agreement.
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This was the report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Somalia highlighting arms flow to the country.
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This statement demanded an unconditional ceasefire in Rwanda.
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This report contained the recommendations for the mandate of the UN Observer Mission in Georgia.
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This presidential statement welcomed the support for the Secretary-General's intention to dispatch a mission to Afghanistan (UNSMA) to assist with rapprochement and reconstruction and called for the immediate cessation of hostilities.
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This resolution authorised the French-led Opération Turquoise in Rwanda
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This was the report of the Commission of Inquiry established to investigate armed attacks on UMOSOM II personnel on 5 June 1993.
