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UN humanitarian chief calls for bolstered peace efforts in eastern DR Congo

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

Increased dialogue and negotiation, and not a military solution, are crucial in protecting civilians from the violent clashes wracking the troubled eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), United Nations Emergency Relief Coordinator John Holmes told the Security Council today....

1 comment | Sep 11, 2007    


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Sudan: UN official attends African Union meeting on north-south peace deal

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

A top United Nations official in Sudan is taking part today in an African Union (AU) meeting being held to review the progress made so far towards implementing the comprehensive peace agreement that ended the long-running civil war between north and south....

add a comment | Aug 24, 2007    


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Secretary-General welcomes peaceful staging of polls in Sierra Leone

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

Welcoming the successful staging of Sierra Leone's first presidential and parliamentary elections since United Nations peacekeepers departed at the end of 2005, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today urged the people of the West African country to maintain calm as the votes are counted in the days ahead....

add a comment | Aug 13, 2007    


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UN ‘hitting the target' towards deployment of hybrid peace force in Darfur

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

The United Nations is on target to deploy a mainly African hybrid peace force in the war-wracked Sudanese region of Darfur on schedule, but needs more offers from countries on critical capacities such as aviation and ground transport, a senior UN peacekeeping official said today....

add a comment | Aug 07, 2007    

   


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Ban Ki-moon voices concern over violence in West Darfur between rebel group, Government

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon expressed his deep concern today over the resumption of hostilities between a rebel group and Government forces in West Darfur....

add a comment | Dec 31, 2008    


Colombia: UNESCO chief hails release of former presidential candidate

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

Ko¿chiro Matsuura, Director-General of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), today voiced his &#8220immense relief&#8221 at the news of former presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt and 14 other Colombian and American hostages who had been held by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)....

add a comment | Jul 04, 2008    


Despite progress, West Africa faces challenges in consolidating peace - Ban

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

Although West Africa has made strides towards shoring up peace, the region must still overcome such obstacles as youth unemployment, rapid urbanization and irregular migration, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said in a new report made public today....

add a comment | Jul 03, 2008    


UN team heads to region to assess Georgian-Abkhaz peace process

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

A United Nations team tasked with assessing the Georgian-Abkhaz peace process will be heading to the region this weekend to consult with key actors, a spokesperson for the world body announced today....

add a comment | Jul 03, 2008    


Ban urges restraint as post-electoral violence breaks out in Mongolian capital

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has deplored the deadly violence that has erupted in Mongolia following last weekend's parliamentary elections, calling on all parties to engage in dialogue to resolve the current crisis....

add a comment | Jul 02, 2008    


New UN office aims to boost development in southern Afghanistan

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has announced plans to scale up its efforts to bring development and reconstruction to the country's southern region by opening a new office in Tirin Kot, the capital of Uruzgan province....

add a comment | Jul 02, 2008    


Ban sounds alarm on Middle East violence

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today voiced deep concern over incidents in Jerusalem and in the West Bank....

add a comment | Jul 02, 2008    


Top UN official visits Chadian town ahead of planned mission deployment

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

The senior United Nations official in Chad and the Central African Republic (CAR) has visited a key town in south-eastern Chad ahead of the planned deployment of the UN peacekeeping mission known as MINURCAT to the area....

add a comment | Jul 02, 2008    


Secretary-General welcomes liberation of 15 Colombian hostages

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has warmly welcomed today's announcement by Colombia regarding the rescue of 15 hostages held by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), some of whom had been held captive by the rebel group for years....

add a comment | Jul 02, 2008    


Cyprus: community leaders make progress on sovereignty in UN-backed talks

by (author unknown), UN News Centre - Peace and Security

The leaders of the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities have agreed in principle on the issues of single sovereignty and citizenship during a meeting today as part of United Nations-backed discussions on the possible reunification of Cyprus....

add a comment | Jul 01, 2008