Articles from UN Chronicle (June 1, 1989)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Pioneer investor" duties; rules for sea-bed institutions considered.			921
'A once-in-a-lifetime challenge.' (Diane and Jim Lubin, assigned to United Nations Transition Assistance Group in Namibia)			547
'A unique UN experience.' (United Nations Transition Assistance Group)			311
'Operation Lifeline Sudan' launched: 100,000 lives at stake.			298
A question of hearts and minds.			385
Accelerated negotiations on a chemical weapons ban asked.			1608
All the books in the world.			834
As the last decade of the twentieth century approaches....			1173
Culture is also how we live.			686
Draft convention on rights of child approved by Human Rights Commission; report on Cuba received, Special Rapporteur for Romania to be named.			2509
Draft outline of overall agreement on Cyprus to be prepared.			378
Efforts continue to solve Western Sahara problem.			383
Ending the traffic in toxic waste.			437
Entire cities built of mud.			476
Environmental health could become global concern of 1990s.			440
ILO promotes human rights and decent working conditions.			482
Kampuchean peace settlement 'on horizon' Secretary-General reports.			1013
Mandate of Lebanon Force extended.			455
Namibia Council says mandate remains 'unfulfilled.' (United Nations Council for Namibia)			188
Namibia independence back on track; cease-fire restored after nine-day crisis.			988
Narcotic Drugs Commission wants special session to help fight illicit trafficking; stronger funding needed.			684
Paris Conference calls for complete ban on chemical weapons; reaffirms validity of 1925 Protocol.			936
Population Fund launches major initiatives on Africa, women.			357
Preparing the ground for independence.			585
Saving the ozone layer.			541
Soviet troop withdrawal from Afghanistan completed on time on 15 February 1989; violations of accords alleged by both sides.			1393
Special session on international economic co-operation set for 1990.			413
Statistical Commission meets in New York.			310
Sunday afternoon in Namibia.			387
Talks aimed at final peace settlement between Iran and Iraq continue; UNIIMOG mandate renewed.			1404
Text deploring downing of Libyan planes vetoed in Security Council; United States calls it 'self-defense.' (vetoed by United States, United Kingdom and France)			464
Text deploring Israeli policies in occupied territories vetoed.			424
The 38th Floor.			891
The crisis unfolds.			677
The seeds of development aid.			668
Trusteeship Council mission observes conditions in Palau.			902
UN Committee reports "considerable progress" on anti-mercenary convention.			583
UN observers asked to verify Central American peace plan.			421
UN Space Committee notes 1988 achievements by nations.			972
UN to focus on social impact of alcohol abuse.			462
UNAVEM in Angola.			118
UNCTAD Board calls for reversal of protectionism.			241
UNDP seeking blueprint through the year 2000.			346
UNHCR to assist in repatriation of 58,000 Namibians, other aid given.			366
UNTAG: what it will do and how.			877
When the women choose to walk.			726
Work on UN disarmament studies under way.			188
World heritage: from Da Vinci to the white rhino.			812
World-wide population meeting to be called in 1994; consolidated recommendations sought.			571