UN Documents Most Recent
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Expressed outrage at the recent escalation of violence, particularly in Aleppo, and demanded an immediate and complete end to all attacks on civilians and civilian objects and to all sieges throughout the country. The resolution was drafted by Canada and was passed by 122 votes in favour to 13 against with 36 abstentions.
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This was a meeting on the situation in the DPRK.
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This was the final document on the 2016 comprehensive review of the status of implementation of resolution 1540.
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This was the semi-annual briefing.
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This was the DPRK letter requesting an answer to its 23 May letter.
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This was a meeting on UNOCA.
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This was a press statement that expressed deep concern over the challenging political and security context in Libya.
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This was the Secretary-General's report on UNDOF.
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This was a briefing on Libya.
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This was a letter from the Yemeni government regarding the Special Envoy’s roadmap.
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This was the vetoed draft resolution submitted by Egypt, New Zealand and Spain that called for an end to all attacks in Aleppo for seven days. The vote was 11-3-1. Russia and China vetoed the resolution, Venezuela voted against and Angola abstained.
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This was the Security Council's 11-3-1 vote on a resolution drafted by Egypt, New Zealand and Spain that called for an end to all attacks in Aleppo for 7 days. Russia and China vetoed the resolution, Venezuela voted no, Angola abstained.
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This was a briefing by Special Representative Maman Sidikou and Assistant Secretary-General Taye-Brook Zerihoun, during which presidential statement S/PRST2016/18 was adopted.
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This called on all political stakeholders in the DRC to continue to work towards peaceful, credible, inclusive and timely elections.
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This was the final report of the Panel of Experts of the 2127 CAR Sanctions Committee.
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This was the concept note for the ministerial open debate on the theme “trafficking in persons in conflict situations”.
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This was the concept note for the high-level open briefing on the theme “International judicial cooperation in countering terrorism”.
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This was a meeting on the situation in Liberia.
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This was a letter from the DPRK rejecting the sanctions resolution adopted on 30 November 2016.
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This was the concept note for the high-level open debate of the Security Council on the theme “Preventing catastrophe: a global agenda for stopping the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction by non -State actors”.
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This was the report of the Secretary-General on UNSMIL.
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This was a press statement that welcomed the ratification by the Colombian Congress of the new Final Peace Agreement between the Government of Colombia and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-People’s Army (FARC-EP).
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This was a joint request for a meeting on the human rights situation in the DPRK from France, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Spain, Ukraine, the UK, the US and Uruguay.
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This was the adoption of resolution 2321.
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This was a resolution on sanctions, in response to the DPRK's 9 September 2016 nuclear test.
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OCHA head Stephen O'Brien, Special Envoy Staffan de Mistura and a UNICEF representative briefed at an emergency meeting on Aleppo, which was called for by France and the UK.
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This was a meeting to adopt resolution 2317 on Somalia and Eritrea sanctions with ten votes in favour.
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This was the 38th OPCW report on chemical weapons.
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This was the report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Central Africa and the activities of UNOCA.
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This was Secretary-General's report on the new approach to cholera in Haiti.
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This was a briefing by the co-leads of the visiting mission to the DRC.
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This was the regular monthly meeting on the Middle East.
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This was Iran’s response to the letter from Israel.
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This was a letter from the DPRK transmitting a memorandum on its right to develop its nuclear capabilities to defend itself against the US.
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This was an open debate on water, peace and security.
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This was an IAEA report on Iran.
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This was the letter from Israel.
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This was the regular monthly briefing on the humanitarian situation, with a focus on Aleppo.
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This was the General Assembly resolution on cooperation between the UN and the League of Arab States.
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This was a letter with the terms of reference for the visiting mission to the DRC.
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This was a resolution which welcomed the AU Assembly decision to fund 25 percent of AU peace support operations, to be phased incrementally over five years. Senegal circulated a concept note ahead of the meeting.
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This was a debate on “Strengthening the UN-AU partnership in peace and security”.
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This statement called on the government of South Sudan to address increasing hate speech and ethnic violence and to promote reconciliation.
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The Security Council adopted resolution 2319, renewing the mandate of the UN-OPCW Joint Investigative Mechanism, the body established to determine responsibility for the use of chemical weapons in Syria, for a further year.
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This was the Residual Mechanism’s assessment report.
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This was the ICTY’s assessment report.
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The Council held a briefing, followed by consultations, on UNMISS and the situation in South Sudan. UNMISS head and Special Representative of the Secretary-General Ellen Margrethe Løj and Special Adviser Dieng briefed the Council.
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Renewed the mandate of the UN-OPCW Joint Investigative Mechanism for a further year.
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This was a briefing on cooperation between the UN and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation focused on enhancing the existing strategic partnership in the area of countering extremist ideology.
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This was a meeting adopting a presidential statement on the CAR.
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This was a presidential statement encouraging contributions at the international donors’ conference in Brussels on 17 November to support stabilisation and development in the CAR.
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This was the quarterly briefing on Kosovo.
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This was a resolution renewing the mission’s mandate for six months.
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This was a report on the humanitarian situation.
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This was the South Sudan Sanctions Committee’s mid-term report.
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This was a report on the assessment mission to Liberia.
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This was a concept note circulated by Senegal for the open debate on water, peace and security.
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This was a letter requesting extensions of the terms of ICTY judges.
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This was a concept note circulated by Senegal for the briefing on cooperation between the UN and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
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This was a resolution on Somalia and Eritrea sanctions with ten votes in favour.
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This was a concept note circulated by Senegal for the debate on “Strengthening the UN-AU partnership in peace and security”.
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This was an UNMISS report.
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This was a report on human trafficking.
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This was the report of the Secretary-General on United Nations policing.
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This was the annual briefing by the heads of police components on the role of policing in UN peace operations.
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This was a meeting to adopt a resolution reauthorising Somalia anti-piracy measures.
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This was a resolution reauthorising Somalia anti-piracy measures.
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This was a briefing on Iraq.
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The 1533 DRC Sanctions Committee met with Special Representative for Sexual Violence in Conflict Zainab Bangura.
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This was the last briefing by Bensouda.
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This was a resolution renewing the authorisation of EUFOR ALTHEA for an additional year.
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This was the semi-annual debate on Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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This was a concept note circulated by Senegal for the annual briefing by the heads of police components on the role of policing in UN peace operations.
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This was a ministerial-level open debate on “Peace operations—facing asymmetric threats”.
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This was a press statement condemning an attack on a complex near Douentza, in the centre of Mali, during which two Malian civilians and one Togolese MINUSMA peacekeeper were killed.
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This was the report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701.
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This was a presidential statement that strongly condemned repeated ceasefire violations in Mali over the last few months and urged the parties to expeditiously carry out all their commitments under the 2015 Agreement on Peace and Reconciliation.
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This was a briefing by the Special Envoy to the Great Lakes Region, Said Djinnit, followed by consultations, on the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework and other developments in the region.
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This was the 37th OPCW report on chemical weapons.
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This was a presidential statement welcoming the election of President Michel Aoun in accordance with the Lebanese constitution and stressing that the formation of a unity government and the election of a parliament by May 2017 are critical for Lebanon’s stability.
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The Council adopted a presidential statement welcoming the election of President Michel Aoun.
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This was the Executive Summary of the report of the special independent investigation into the July 2016 violence in Juba.
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This was a briefing by Special Envoy for Yemen Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, OCHA head Stephen O’Brien and World Food Programme regional director Muhannad Hadi.
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This was a General Assembly resolution on the human rights situation in the DPRK adopted by the Third Committee on 15 November 2016.
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Extended the mandate of the UN-OPCW Joint Investigative Mechanism to 18 November 2016.
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This was the report on the implementation of the Peace Agreement on Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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This was the debate on regional cooperation with CSTO, SCO and CIS.
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Condemned the attack on a school complex in Haas village, Idlib governorate, on 26 October, which killed at least 22 children and teachers, and on a school in the western part of Aleppo on 28 October, which killed a number of children, and called for impartial investigations.
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Condemned a mortar shelling on 28 October of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Damascus.
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This was a concept note circulated by Senegal prior to the open debate on “Peace operations—facing asymmetric threats”.
