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The Secretary-General had sent his Special Representative to Georgia to determine how to fix the broken process of conflict resolution, and we cooperated closely with him.
Ms. INCERA(Costa Rica) said she wished to know why the Committee had not been informed of the communication which, according to Mr. Nasereddin,the Spokesman for the Secretary-General had sent to the Chairman of the Committee concerning the interruption of the public broadcast of the 51st meeting.
In January 1996, the Secretary-General had sent the draft report to the executive heads of the funds and programmes and asked them to consult with their governing bodies, as appropriate.
In response to the request that Governments, intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental organizations should be invited to submit their views on an optional protocol to the Convention, the Secretary-General had sent a note verbale to all Governments, and replies were currently being received.
Moreover, before the Group of Eight(G-8)Summit in Hokkaido, Japan, the Secretary-General had sent a letter appealing to the eight countries to intensify their efforts to increase official development assistance ODA.
The Secretary-General had sent a video message to the International Meeting in which he had called on Palestinian and Israeli youth to build a future of peace and urged greater involvement of women in the peace process.
It should also be recalled that it was with a view to a peaceful settlement of the Angolan conflict that Mr. Alioune Blondin Beye, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Angola,stated in Lomé on 26 June 1998 that the Secretary-General had sent him to seek the good offices of President Eyadema?
It also indicated that,on 20 June, the Secretary-General had sent a“preparatory mission” to speak with President Kabila and that, as the report was being finalized, the preparatory mission was in Kinshasa.
Turning to agenda item 115 on the situation of human rights in Estonia and Latvia, he referred to General Assembly resolution 47/115 and said that, pursuant to that resolution andat the invitation of the Government of Estonia, the Secretary-General had sent a fact-finding mission to Estonia to investigate alleged discriminatory practices against minorities.
In addition, the Committee was informed that,in December 1993, the Secretary-General had sent a fourth reminder to Guatemala and Somalia and, in February 1994, a third reminder to Malta, whose initial reports were due in 1991.
On 1 May 2009, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs had stated in a report that some 1,500 demolition orders were pending in East Jerusalem and that thousands more homes were at risk. Indeed, some 60,000 people, approximately one quarter of the Palestinian population of East Jerusalem, were at risk of losing their homes.On 5 May 2009, the Secretary-General had sent a summary of the report by the United Nations Gaza Board of Inquiry into incidents in Gaza to the Security Council.
The Committee was also pleased that the United Nations Secretary-General had sent an evaluation mission from 7 to 24 November 2011 to examine the threat posed by acts of piracy and armed robbery in the Gulf of Guinea and to seek the best means to put an end to that phenomenon.
On 3 May 1995, the Secretary-General had sent a note verbale to Member States to draw their attention to General Assembly resolution 49/185 and Commission on Human Rights resolution 1995/43, both entitled"Human rights and terrorism", and to seek their opinion on the possibility of creating a United Nations voluntary fund for victims of terrorism.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson, whom the Secretary-General had sent there, had herself been a victim of that violence when her convoy had been attacked by Israeli settlers, thereby preventing her from carrying out her fact-finding mission.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 59/116, the Secretary-General had sent a letter to the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of States that had not yet acceded to the international treaties governing the uses of outer space, as well as to intergovernmental organizations that had not yet declared their acceptance of the rights and obligations under those treaties.
With regard to second periodic reports, the Committee was informed that,in July 1993, the Secretary-General had sent first reminders to Afghanistan, Austria, Belize, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, the Philippines, the Russian Federation, Senegal and Uruguay, whose reports were due in 1992 but had not yet been received.
The Working Group had noted that the Secretary-General had sent emissaries to several countries in group C which would be asked to make voluntary contributions that would, in effect, move them in the direction of group B. However, the Working Group was not aware of the outcome of that work, except that one Member State had informed the Secretary-General that it was willing to increase its rate of assessment for peace-keeping contributions.
In order to finance its activities without having an impact on the regular budget, the Secretary-General had sent various appeals to all Member States- many of which had carried out change management projects- asking for their support either through the provision of personnel with the requisite expertise or through monetary contributions.
With regard to second periodic reports, the Committee was informed that,before its thirteenth session, the Secretary-General had sent third reminders to Afghanistan, Austria, Belize, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, the Philippines, the Russian Federation, Senegal and Uruguay, whose reports were due in 1992 but had not yet been received; and a second reminder to Colombia and a first reminder to Turkey, whose second periodic reports were due in 1993.
The Secretary-General has sent us a video message, which we are now going to see.
In order to obtain the views of Governments in regard to this matter, the Secretary-General has sent notes verbales on several occasions.
On several occasions, the Secretary-General has sent notes verbales to Governments, national human rights institutions and intergovernmental organizations requesting their views concerning possible forms of participation by national institutions in such meetings.
The document which the Secretary-General has sent to us is therefore incomplete.
We also acknowledge the useful report the Secretary-General has sent us on the various views expressed.
The proposal was particularly surprising in the case of the Regional Centre for Africa, since the Secretary-General himself had sent two consultants to Africa only a few months earlier to discuss ways and means of improving the financing of the Centre, which was located in Lomé.
On 22 January 2007, the Assistant Secretary-General for Human Resources Management had sent a memorandum to the Secretary of the Committee providing an explanation for the delay in the preparation of the report in question.
Regrettably, some days previously, the President of Bosnia and Herzegovina had sent a letter to the Secretary-General alerting him that the Serbs had installed surface-to-air missile systems around the safe areas of Gorazde, Zepa and Srebrenica.
The Secretary-General also reported that he had sent a reconnaissance mission to Rwanda at the request of the Government of Rwanda and the RPF in order to assess the needs of a proposed neutral international force that would facilitate the implementation of the provisions of the peace agreement.
Mr. Fulci(Italy) said that on the occasion of the fifty-second anniversary of the United Nations, the President of Italy had sent a message to the Secretary-General in which he had made special reference to the question of the establishment of an international criminal court.
France informed Council members that it had undertaken"Operation Serval" as the survival ofMali was at stake. France had sent letters to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council on 11 January informing them of the forces it had deployed in support of Mali.