Informes

P 84/04 Brussels, 19 July 2004 - The European Union is keeping a close watch on the development of the peace process in Burundi. The establishment of the United Nations peace-keeping operation (ONUB) on 1 June 2004 under the direction…

P 84/04 Bruxelles, le 19 juillet 2004 - L'Union européenne suit avec grande attention l'évolution du processus de paix au Burundi. La mise en place, le 1er juin dernier, de l'opération de maintien de la paix des Nations Unies (ONUB)…

UNMIL/PIO/PR/94 (Monrovia, Liberia) - National elections scheduled to take place in October 2005 are "an important watershed in the peace process," constituting "a vital first step in returning Liberia to a free and democratic state," the Special Representative of the Secretary-General…

S/2004/573 I have the honour to transmit to you a report from the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, regarding the events which occurred in Ituri, in the north-eastern part of the country, from January…

10 - 16 July 2004 A. GENERAL SITUATION Highlights Implementation Agreements for 2nd batch of ERF funded projects signed Ambassador Jacques Paul Klein, the UN SRSG, on 15 July officially signed projects for the amount of $29,981.00 with Oxfam GB, for the re-establishment…

A Forgotten Crisis - Around 20% of the Central African Republic children (CAR) die before the age of 5. - Only 30-35% of girls attend primary schools. - Not more than 30% of children are vaccinated against vaccine preventable diseases. The…

Latest report on ICRC activities in the field DARFUR The situation in Darfur continues to give cause for grave concern. The increasing vulnerability of the population is directly linked to the ongoing hostilities and the livelihood of millions of people is at…

Now that the District of Tanganyika is at peace, a quiet little legacy of the war lays in wait for the civilian population: antipersonnel mines and UXO. Both blindly kill innocents in the fields, or hunting, or while walking. Danish…

SC/8151 Security Council 5005th Meeting (AM) In a public meeting of the Security Council today on its recent mission to West Africa, speakers, including from seven countries in the subregion, stressed that the continued investment of United Nations’ peacekeeping…

After months of interviews, the InterAgency Committte Against Violence Against Women found that 70 % of the women they interviewed in the IDP camps and in the town of Kalemie had been victim of either rape, cruel, inhuman or…