UN Security Council Press Statements

Security Council Press Statements View full list
5 April 2012 SC/10602 The Council condemned the 4 April suicide attack against the national theatre in Mogadishu which killed ten people.
27 March 2012 SC/10594 This statement was primarily on the violence along the Sudan- South Sudan border.
22 March 2012 SC/10590 This statement was on the forcible seizure of power in Mali and called for the restoration of the constitutional order.
21 March 2012 SC/10585 The Council condemned the terrorist attacks in Damascus on 17 and 19 March and in Aleppo on 18 March.
7 March 2012 SC/10571 The Council condemned the terrorist attacks that occurred in Abyan province.
1 March 2012 SC/10564 The Council deplored the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Syria and called for Damascus to grant access to OCHA head Valerie Amos.
23 February 2012 SC/10556 The Council condemned the terrorist attack in New Delhi, India, which aimed and injured Israeli diplomatic personnel and civilians, and the recent attempted terrorist attack in Tbilisi, Georgia against Israeli diplomats.
22 February 2012 SC/10553 The Council noted the significance of presidential elections and encouraged further transitional steps to be taken promptly.
14 February 2012 SC/10543 This statement was on South Kordofan and Blue Nile.
25 January 2012 SC/10529 The Council welcomed the formation of the Government of National Unity and called for credible elections on 21 February.
23 January 2012 SC/10526 The Council condemned the attack on a UNAMID patrol on 21 January that caused the death of one peacekeeper and wounded three others.
13 January 2012 SC/10521 This statement was on the death of President Malam Bacai Sanh and an abortive coup in Guinea-Bissau on 26 December 2011.
11 January 2012 SC/10517 The Council noted the new strategic concept for AMISOM.
9 January 2012 SC/10514 This press statement was on the inter-communal violence in Jonglei state in South Sudan.
6 January 2012 SC/10513 The Council condemned the terrorist attack in Damascus on 6 January.