UN Security Council Press Statements
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2 August 2012 SC/10736 | This press statement on the DRC condemned attacks by the M23 rebel group and called for the cessation of all outside support to M23. |
30 July 2012 SC/10734 | In this press statement, Council members condemned the continuing interference of the military in politics and called on all political and civil society actors in Guinea-Bissau to engage in a consensual, inclusive and “nationally owned” process to restore constitutional order in the country. |
26 July 2012 SC/10730 | This press statement followed the adoption of resolution 2062. |
25 July 2012 SC/10728 | This press statement announced the addition of Aboud Rogo Mohamed to the list of individuals subject to sanctions. |
23 July 2012 SC/10722 | The Council welcomed the 8 July the "Tokyo Conference on Afghanistan" and the conclusions of the conference. |
19 July 2012 SC/10717 | The Council condemned the terrorist attack aimed at Israeli tourists in Bulgaria on 18 July, causing several deaths of Israeli and Bulgarian citizens and numerous injuries. |
18 July 2012 SC/10711 | This press statement followed Koenders's briefing to the Council |
18 July 2012 SC/10712 | The Council welcomed the reconvening of the National Dialogue and expressed concern over border violations in the north. |
16 July 2012 SC/10709 | The Council condemned all outside support to all armed groups in the DRC and demanded that all forms of support to them cease immediately. |
10 July 2012 SC/10704 | The Council welcomed Libya's 7 July elections. |
6 July 2012 SC/10702 | This statement condemned recent attacks by the M23 group. |
5 July 2012 SC/10700 | The Council welcomed the commencement of the functioning of the Arusha branch of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals on 1 July 2012. |
20 June 2012 SC/10680 | The Council renewed the funding for the high-level coordinator for Iraq-Kuwait missing persons and property. |
18 June 2012 SC/10676 | The Council expressed its readiness to back military in Mali once additional information provided by ECOWAS. |
18 June 2012 SC/10677 | The Council underscored the importance of establishing border-monitoring mechanisms. |