Informes

18 July - 1 August 2006 Highlights - World Bank President visited Liberia - Final results of the self-evaluation of the Emergency School Feeding program (carried out between 27 March and 30 June, 2006) presented. The President of the World Bank Group, Mr.…

MONUC Personnel - Established in November 1999, the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC) is currently the largest UN peacekeeping mission in the world with more than 17,600 uniformed personnel from 58 countries. - Eighty percent…

1. CONTEXT1.1 Changes and humanitarian consequences Humanitarian access to vulnerable people in the Kivus remains difficult, following military operations against renegade armed groups and other related attacks on civilians. This is particularly an issue in the central…

A l'approche des élections, la Division des Droits de l'Homme (DDH) de la MONUC revient, dans son rapport hebdomadaire, sur l'exercice des libertés publiques durant la période 31 juin - 5 juillet 2006. 1. La semaine en revue a été…

La Section Protection de l'Enfance (SPE) de la MONUC tient, une fois de plus, à rappeler à la population congolaise en général et à celle de la zone d'Uvira, au Sud Kivu, en particulier, que les enfants sont l'avenir…

Summary During the thirteen years of civil war in Burundi, children were recruited and used as combatants and general help by all sides in the conflict.(1) All but one of the rebel groups involved in the war have signed peace…

Summary This report has been prepared in accordance with the provisions of resolution 1612 (2005). It is presented to the Security Council and its Working Group on children and armed conflict as the first country report from the monitoring and…

06 - 13 June 2006 Highlights - Refresher training to raise the awareness on SEA - Stephen Morgan has joined Save the Children (UK) as interim Director The security situation in Liberia is reported as generally calm. Humanitarian operations proceeded without any interruption as…

Highlights Forced Returns from Tanzania: On 6 June, a second group of 85 Burundians who had been expelled by Tanzanian officials arrived in Kobero (Muyinga) at the Tanzanian-Burundian border. They were considered illegal immigrants since they allegedly never regularised their stay…

31 May - 06 June 2006 Highlights - Lack of Drugs affects Accessibility of ARV at hospitals in Liberia - Regional Air Operations currently facing a critical funding shortfall of USD $1.5 Million. - Pipeline breaks in June will result in reduced rations…