UN Documents for Arms Control and Disarmament, including small arms: Secretary-General's Reports
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1 November 2023 S/2023/823 | This was the seventh biennial report on SALW. |
6 December 2017 S/2017/1025 | This was the Secretary-General's fifth biennial report on small arms and light weapons. |
23 January 2008 S/2008/39 | This was a report from the Secretary-General on "Securing peace and development: the role of the United Nations in supporting security sector reform". |
2 March 2005 S/2005/135 | This was the report of the Secretary-General on inter-mission cooperation and possible cross-border operations between the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone, the United Nations Mission in Liberia and the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire. |
30 March 2001 S/2001/331 | This was the report of the Secretary-General on the protection of civilians. |
14 March 2001 S/2001/228 | This was a report on Sierra Leone welcoming the security sector reform activities of the UNAMSIL civilian police. |
25 January 1995 S/1995/1 | 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. |
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. |
25 April 1988 S/19823 | This report revealed that there had been an increase in the intensity of chemical attacks in terms of both the number of victims and the severity of injuries. Also, a higher number of victims were civilians. |
8 June 1987 S/18852 | This was a report of UN fact-finding mission to determine whether chemical agents had been used in the conflict between Iran and Iraq. |
12 March 1986 S/17911 | This was the report of UN fact-finding mission to determine whether chemical agents had been used in the Iran-Iraq War. |
24 April 1985 S/17127 | The Secretary-General transmitted a report of a medical specialist who examined Iranian patients hospitalized allegedly as a result of a use of chemical weapon. |
26 March 1984 S/16433 | This was the first report of UN fact-finding mission to determine whether chemical agents had been used in the Iran-Iraq War, and deplored that chemical weapons had been used in the form of aerial bombs in contradiction of international law. |
20 June 1983 S/15834 | This was the report of the first UN mission to inspect civilian areas within Iran and Iraq which had been subject to military attacks. |