UN Documents Most Recent

  • 6 May 1993

    S/RES/824

    This resolution established safe areas in Bosnia and related UNPROFOR responsibilities.

  • 3 May 1993

    S/25704

    This contained the statute of the ICTY, as requested by resolution 808.

  • 30 April 1993

    S/25700

    This was the report of the Security Council mission to former Yugoslavia, including Sarajevo and Srebrenica.

  • 29 April 1993

    S/25693

    This was a draft resolution vetoed by Russia changing UNFICYP’s methods of financing and S/PV.3211.

  • 21 April 1993

    S/25647

    This was a letter from Cyprus offering to contribute one-third of UNFICYP’s annual budget.

  • 17 April 1993

    S/RES/820

    This resolution strengthened sanctions and their enforcement in the context of the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  • 16 April 1993

    S/RES/819

    This resolution established safe areas in Bosnia and related UNPROFOR responsibilities.

  • 8 April 1993

    A/RES/47/225

    This resolution admitted the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia as a member of the UN.

  • 8 April 1993

    S/25562

    This presidential statement took note of the IAEA referral to the Council and expressed concern at the situation.

  • 7 April 1993

    S/RES/817

    This resolution recommended the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia for UN membership.

  • 1 April 1993

    GOV/2645

    This report found the DPRK in violation of its safeguards obligations and referred the matter to the Council.

  • 31 March 1993

    S/RES/816

    This resolution authorised enforcement of the flight ban on Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  • 30 March 1993

    S/25492

    This report warned that as a result of reductions by troop contributors in the size of their contingents, UNFICYP’s strength had been reduced from 2,141 in May 1992 to 1,513 in March 1993, and additional reductions would make UNFICYP unviable.

  • 26 March 1993

    S/RES/814

    This resolution established UN Operation in Somalia II (UNOSOM II) under Chapter VII.

  • 22 February 1993

    S/RES/808

    This resolution established the ICTY.

  • 19 February 1993

    S/RES/807

    This resolution authorised UNPROFOR to use force under Chapter VII for the mission’s security.

  • 5 February 1993

    S/RES/806

    This resolution expanded UNIKOM’s mandate.

  • 29 January 1993

    S/RES/804

    This resolution condemned UNITA’s rejection of election results in Angola.

  • 22 January 1993

    S/25147

    This was a note from the Secretary General circulating the application of Macedonia.

  • 19 January 1993

    A/RES/47/221

    This resolution admitted the Czech Republic as a member of the UN.

  • 19 January 1993

    A/RES/47/222

    This resolution admitted the Slovak Republic as a member of the UN.

  • 11 January 1993

    S/25091

    This presidential statement found Iraq in material breach of resolution 687.

  • 8 January 1993

    S/RES/801

    This resolution recommended the Czech Republic for UN membership.

  • 8 January 1993

    S/RES/800

    This resolution recommended the Slovak Republic for UN membership.

  • 16 December 1992

    S/RES/797

    This resolution established the UN operation in Mozambique.

  • 11 December 1992

    A/RES/47/62

    This resolution requested the Secretary-General to invite member states to submit written comments on a possible review of Council membership and asked the Secretary-General to submit to the General Assembly a report containing the comments of member states on the subject at its 48th session.

  • 3 December 1992

    S/RES/794

    This resolution authorised the use of force in Somalia (UNITAF).

  • 30 November 1992

    S/RES/793

    This resolution demanded that hostilities in Angola cease immediately.

  • 30 November 1992

    S/RES/792

    This resolution mandated UNTAC to proceed with preparations for free and fair elections.

  • 29 November 1992

    S/24868

    This letter from the Secretary-General recommended that Unified Task Force (UNITAF) be deployed.

  • 25 November 1992

    S/RES/789

    This resolution endorsed the Secretary-General’s set of ideas for Cyprus reunited as a bi-communal, bi-zonal federation with a single, indivisible sovereignty.

  • 23 November 1992

    S/PV.3139

    The Council invited the Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Iraq, Max Van der Stoel, to address the Council on the situation in between Kuwait and Iraq.

  • 19 November 1992

    S/RES/788

    This resolution imposed an arms embargo on Liberia.

  • 16 November 1992

    S/RES/787

    This resolution authorised a naval blockade in the context of the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  • 13 November 1992

    S/PV.3134

    The Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Right on the former Yugoslavia, Tadeusz Mazowiecki, was invited to address the Council during a meeting on the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  • 30 October 1992

    S/RES/785

    This resolution demanded that hostilities in Angola cease immediately.

  • 29 October 1992

    S/PV.3128

    This was the discussion “An Agenda for Peace: Preventive Diplomacy, Peacemaking and Peace-keeping”.

  • 20 October 1992

    S/24683

    This was a note by the president of the Security Council on the mission of the Council to Angola, 11 to 14 October 1992 (oral report).

  • 13 October 1992

    S/RES/783

    This resolution deplored the lack of compliance of one of the parties with resolution 766 on Cambodia.

  • 6 October 1992

    S/24623

    The Council decided to send to Angola an ad hoc commission composed of members of the Council to support the implementation of the peace agreements.

  • 6 October 1992

    S/RES/780

    This resolution asked the Secretary-General to appoint an international commission to provide recommendations on how to address the situation in the former Yugoslavia.

  • 6 October 1992

    S/RES/779

    This resolution authorised the UN Protection Force to assume responsibility for monitoring the arrangements agreed.

  • 19 September 1992

    S/RES/777

    This resolution decided to consider the membership of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

  • 14 September 1992

    S/RES/776

    This resolution strengthened UNPROFOR.

  • 10 September 1992

    S/24540

    This was a report of the Secretary-General on UNPROFOR.

  • 28 August 1992

    S/RES/775

    This resolution expanded and strengthened UNOSOM's mandate to protect humanitarian convoys and distribution centres.

  • 26 August 1992

    S/RES/774

    This resolution endorsed the Set of Ideas.

  • 13 August 1992

    S/RES/770

    This resolution authorised the use of force in Bosnia and Herzegovina to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance.

  • 11 August 1992

    S/PV.3105

    During this meeting, the Council decided for the first time to invite a Special Rapporteur of the UN Commission on Human Rights (Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Iraq Max Van der Stoel) to address the body during a meeting on the situation between Iraq and Kuwait.

  • 7 August 1992

    S/24393

    This was a letter from Belgium requesting that the Security Council invite the CHR Special Rapporteur on Iraq, Max van der Stoel, to address the Council.

  • 7 August 1992

    S/24394

    This was a letter from France requesting that the Security Council invite the CHR Special Rapporteur on Iraq, Max van der Stoel, to address the Council.

  • 7 August 1992

    S/24395

    This was a letter from the UK requesting that the Council invite the CHR Special Rapporteur on Iraq, Max van der Stoel, to address the Council.

  • 7 August 1992

    S/24396

    This was a letter from the US requesting that the Security Council invite the CHR Special Rapporteur on Iraq, Max van der Stoel to address the Council.

  • 7 August 1992

    S/RES/769

    This resolution authorised the enlargement of UNPROFOR's mandate.

  • 31 July 1992

    A/RES/46/241

    This resolution admitted Georgia as a member of the UN.

  • 27 July 1992

    S/RES/767

    This resolution was on UNOSOM.

  • 22 July 1992

    S/24343

    This report was on the situation in Somalia and highlighted arms flow to the country.

  • 21 July 1992

    S/RES/766

    This resolution on Cambodia demanded that one of the parties to permit without delay the deployment of the UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC).

  • 6 July 1992

    S/RES/763

    This resolution recommended the Georgia for UN membership.

  • 30 June 1992

    S/RES/762

    This resolution authoriz=sed the strengthening of the force.

  • 29 June 1992

    S/RES/761

    This resolution authorised the additional deployment of the United Nations Protection Force.

  • 17 June 1992

    S/24111

    This was the report An Agenda for Peace in which Secretary-General Boutros-Ghali noted that peace-building after civil or international strife must address the serious problem of landmines.

  • 30 May 1992

    S/RES/757

    This resolution strengthened sanctions and their enforcement in the context of the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  • 22 May 1992

    A/RES/46/238

    This resolution admitted Croatia as a member of the UN.

  • 22 May 1992

    A/RES/46/237

    This resolution admitted Bosnia and Herzegovina as a member of the UN.

  • 22 May 1992

    A/RES/46/236

    This resolution admitted Slovenia as a member of the UN.

  • 20 May 1992

    S/RES/755

    This resolution recommended Bosnia and Herzegovina for UN membership.

  • 18 May 1992

    S/RES/753

    This resolution recommended Croatia for UN membership.

  • 18 May 1992

    S/RES/754

    This resolution recommended Slovenia for UN membership.

  • 15 May 1992

    S/RES/752

    This resolution contained a list of demands to the parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  • 9 May 1992

    FCCC/INFORMAL/84

    This was the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and its Kyoto Protocol of 1 December 1997.

  • 24 April 1992

    S/RES/751

    This resolution established UN Operation in Somalia I (UNOSOM I) and a Sanctions Committee.

  • 21 April 1992

    S/23829

    This report was on the situation in Somalia and highlighted progress made in implementing the arms embargo.

  • 10 April 1992

    S/RES/750

    This resolution endorsed the Secretary-Genera "Set of Ideas".

  • 3 April 1992

    S/23780

    This report outlined the “Set of Ideas on an overall framework agreement on Cyprus”.

  • 31 March 1992

    S/RES/748

    This resolution imposed an arms embargo and selective travel ban on Libya, and established a sanctions committee.

  • 31 March 1992

    S/RES/731

    This resolution condemned the destruction of Pan American flight 103.

  • 17 March 1992

    S/RES/746

    This resolution supported the Secretary-General’s proposal to send a technical team to Somalia.

  • 12 March 1992

    S/23693/Corr.1

    This was the corrigendum of the Secretary-General report S/23693.

  • 11 March 1992

    S/23693

    This report was prepared in response to Security Council request in resolution 733.

  • 3 March 1992

    E/CN.4/RES/1992/58

    This resolution decided to establish the mandate of a Special on human rights in Myanmar.

  • 2 March 1992

    A/RES/46/225

    This resolution admitted the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia as a member of the UN.

  • 2 March 1992

    A/RES/46/226

    This resolution admitted Uzbekistan as a member of the UN.

  • 2 March 1992

    A/RES/46/227

    This resolution admitted Armenia as a member of the UN.

  • 2 March 1992

    A/RES/46/224

    This resolution admitted Kazakhstan as a member of the UN.

  • 2 March 1992

    A/RES/46/228

    This resolution admitted Tajikistan as a member of the UN.

  • 2 March 1992

    A/RES/46/229

    This resolution admitted Turkmenistan as a member of the UN.

  • 2 March 1992

    A/RES/46/230

    This resolution admitted Azerbaijan as a member of the UN.

  • 2 March 1992

    A/RES/46/231

    This resolution admitted San Marino as a member of the UN.

  • 2 March 1992

    A/RES/46/223

    This resolution admitted Moldova as a member of the UN.