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Noon briefing of 13 June 2005

… Palestinians to do more to prevent acts of violence and terror, and also stressed the need to avoid unilateral …

Noon briefing of 15 June 2005

… and demobilization of the tribal militias that continue to terrorize the civilian population of Darfur. Warning of the …

Noon briefing of 20 June 2005

… of the world to confuse refugees and asylum seekers with terrorists or economic migrants. “What you have proven here in Uganda is that refugees are not terrorists, they are the first victims of terrorism,” he said, making a reference to the repeated …

Noon briefing of 24 June 2005

… in Liberia. The Executive Director of the UN’s Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED), Javier Rupérez, is leading a group of counter-terrorism experts on a five-day visit to Thailand, from …

Noon briefing of 11 July 2005

… panel would inform the United Nations. ANNAN SUPPORTS TERRORISM CONVENTION : Asked about the Secretary-General’s opinion on whether a Terrorism Convention should be adopted, the Spokesman said …

Noon briefing of 13 July 2005

… He is unwavering in his conviction that nothing can justify terror. Now and in the days ahead, it is critical that all … that Security Council members unequivocally condemned the terrorist bombing that took place earlier that day in … Council members also expressed their condemnation of the terrorist attack in the Israeli city of Netanya. SECURITY …

Noon briefing of 14 July 2005

… a question, that today’s announcement was not linked to the terror attacks last week in London, noting that Prime …

Noon briefing of 15 July 2005

… has scheduled an open meeting on the work of the Counter-Terrorism Committee and the 1267 and 1540 Committees. At …

Noon briefing of 18 July 2005

… culture of full respect for human rights must be built. On terrorism, he opined that a definition must be agreed on, … press is one of the sectors most at risk in this climate of terror” in Haiti. “I trust that the government of Haiti will …

Noon briefing of 20 July 2005

… to consider the work of its three committees that deal with terrorism. The chairs of those committees (the Ambassadors … is expected to adopt a Presidential Statement on counter-terrorism once the debate is done. The Security Council …

Noon briefing of 21 July 2005

… the barrier. SECURITY COUNCIL URGES ALL STATES TO JOIN ANTI-TERROR PACTS The Security Council wrapped up its open meeting on terrorism on Wednesday afternoon by adopting a Presidential …

Noon briefing of 25 July 2005

… issued over the weekend, he once more condemned the use of terror and indiscriminate violence against civilians, which … for nations to press ahead and get a good definition of terrorism that we can all live with. He also voiced the hope …

Noon briefing of 26 July 2005

… it was obvious that people living in the region were terrorized and not forthcoming. She called for full …

Noon briefing of 27 July 2005

… that this kind of barbaric act should press us to define terrorism and come up with a comprehensive convention on terrorism. UN FORCE COMMANDER ASSESSES SITUATION IN COTE …

Noon briefing of 29 July 2005

… COUNTRIES STILL LACKING RESOURCES TO RESPOND TO NUCLEAR TERRORISM The International Atomic Energy Agency’s latest … properly respond to the threat of nuclear and radiological terrorism, international cooperation in that field is …

Noon briefing of 4 August 2005

… including those for human rights. SECURITY COUNCIL CONDEMNS TERRORISM IN IRAQ The Security Council, following brief …

Noon briefing of 5 August 2005

… including those for human rights. SECURITY COUNCIL CONDEMNS TERRORISM IN IRAQ The Security Council, following brief …

Noon briefing of 11 August 2005

… in the developing world. TOURISTS GROW MORE RESILIENT TO TERRORISM: In an indication that tourists have become more resilient to terrorism, the latest report by the Market Intelligence …

Noon briefing of 19 August 2005

… restraint in this challenging period. He condemns the terror attack of 17 August against Palestinian civilians, …

Noon briefing of 30 August 2005

… Building Commission, disarmament and non-proliferation, terrorism and the responsibility to protect. | The Group took up terrorism and the Peace Building Commission yesterday, and …

Noon briefing of 31 August 2005

… Building Commission, disarmament and non-proliferation, terrorism and the responsibility to protect. | The Group took up terrorism and the Peace Building Commission yesterday, and …

Noon briefing of 2 September 2005

… a draft resolution on prevention of incitement to terrorism and a draft resolution on prevention of conflict, … At 2:30 p.m., a background press briefing will be held on terrorism conventions and current negotiations, to highlight …

Noon briefing of 12 September 2005

… continuing. Progress was made in the areas of development, terrorism and management reform. Differences still exist in …

Noon briefing of 13 September 2005

… to Protect. We have got a definition, a statement on terrorism, as well as the Democracy Fund which has been …

Noon briefing of 15 September 2005

… Head of State or Government level. The treaty on nuclear terrorism, which opened for signature yesterday, has already … not be overlooked, including those concerning development, terrorism and the responsibility to protect civilian …

Noon briefing of 19 September 2005

… WFP assistance have had their rations cut. NEW NUCLEAR TERRORISM CONVENTION GETS 82 SIGNATURES The Focus 2005 … Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism , which opened for signature at the Treaty Event …

Noon briefing of 15 December 2009

… on the preliminary voters’ list, request corrections if errors have been made, and object to the inclusion of any …

Noon briefing of 26 March 2010

… and count has met reasonable demands and standards, with errors and doubts remaining within normal margins. He also …

Noon briefing of 8 April 2010

… SECURITY AND JUSTICE ARE “ANTIDOTES TO DRUGS, CRIME AND TERRORISM” The UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) released … security and justice are “the antidotes to drugs, crime and terrorism.” And the Secretary-General, who is now in Vienna …

Noon briefing of 17 February 2005

… organized crime, international cooperation against terrorism, and links between terrorism and other criminal activities. *** The guest at …

Noon briefing of 23 February 2005

… Middle East were angered and outraged by the cold-blooded terror attack in Lebanon that took the life of former Prime …

Noon briefing of 25 February 2005

… by peacekeepers to neutralize the militias which have been terrorizing the local population, in addition to looting and …

Noon briefing of 1 March 2005

… within Darfur itself. OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS TOP UN COUNTER-TERRORISM EXPERT STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATION : For the first time, officials of the UN’s Counter-Terrorism Committee and its Executive Directorate are …

Noon briefing of 2 March 2005

… within Darfur itself. OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS TOP UN COUNTER-TERRORISM EXPERT STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATION : For the first time, officials of the UN’s Counter-Terrorism Committee and its Executive Directorate are …

Noon briefing of 7 March 2005

… the keynote address on a global strategy for fighting terrorism to the International Summit Democracy, Terrorism and Security. The meeting is organized by the Club …

Noon briefing of 9 March 2005

… ANNAN TO OUTLINE COMPREHENSIVE U.N. STRATEGY TO COUNTER TERRORISM Secretary-General Kofi Annan arrived today in …

Noon briefing of 10 March 2005

… March 10, 2005 ANNAN OUTLINES U.N. STRATEGY AGAINST TERRORISM Terrorism is a direct attack on the core values of …

Noon briefing of 11 March 2005

… you.” He said there is much that the world can do to deter terrorism without sacrificing human rights. In response to a … Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, with whom he discussed terrorism, Cyprus and Iraq. They also spoke briefly … an ongoing campaign to disarm local militias who have been terrorizing local residents in Ituri, as well as fighting …

Noon briefing of 14 March 2005

… had asked Abbas to support a definition of terrorism, the Spokesman later noted that the …

Noon briefing of 21 March 2005

… effective, but will not necessarily resolve that issue. On terrorism Asked how countries could agree on a definition of terrorism, the Secretary-General said that 12 conventions on terrorism had already been passed, and that the High-Level …

Noon briefing of 23 March 2005

… with whom he discussed Western Sahara, Resolution 1559 and terrorism. The Secretary-General met this morning as well …

Noon briefing of 1 April 2005

… and help. GENERAL ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ADOPTS TEXT OF NUCLEAR TERRORISM CONVENTION The General Assembly’s ad hoc committee on terrorism this morning adopted, by consensus, the text of a …

Noon briefing of 4 April 2005

… poverty in the next ten years; reducing the threat of war, terrorism and deadly weapons; and advancing human dignity in …

Noon briefing of 27 January 2006

… in the democratic process to renounce violence and terror, to accept Israel's right to exist, and to disarm, as …

Noon briefing of 30 January 2006

… Nations would not give aid to organizations that support terrorism. He noted that the Palestinian government is …

Noon briefing of 10 February 2006

… of the Palestinian people do not want to pursue violence or terrorism against Israeli civilians, and that they want the … by the UN Secretariat. The UN Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC), through its Executive Directorate …

Noon briefing of 13 February 2006

… to end on 15 February. OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS COUNTER-TERRORISM COMMITTEE VISITS TANZANIA: The Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee began today a week-long visit to …

Noon briefing of 16 February 2006

… need for an effective balance between the struggle against terrorism and the protection of civil liberties and human …

Noon briefing of 17 February 2006

… public meeting for briefings by the chairmen of the Counter-Terrorism Committee and the Committees dealing with …

Noon briefing of 21 February 2006

… Commission to look into it. SECURITY COUNCIL IS BRIEFED BY TERRORISM COMMITTEES The Security Council held closed … of murdering, severely beating, unlawfully detaining and terrorizing Bosnian Muslim and other non-Serb civilians. He …

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