Articles from UN Chronicle (June 1, 1994)

1-44 out of 44 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Unprecedented expansion' not matched by financial support.			567
1994 session cites 'increased need for disarmament.' (UN Conference on Disarmament meeting, Jan 25-Mar 31, 1994) (includes news of other UN actions on disarmament and chemical weapons)			874
A time to reflect, a time to look forward.			1386
Acting now to make a difference.		Cover Story	1616
Assembly, council support steps to promote first non-racial, democratic elections.			2087
Capturing sun-rays, reaping the wind.			446
Chemical warfare agents destroyed, Special Commission reports.			1157
Civilian human rights observers return; UN mission faces obstacles.			1087
Commission confronts 'new realities'; 109 texts adopted at six-week session.			2195
Commission gives high priority to monitoring global trends.			673
Completion of inspections urged.			704
Confronting a calamity: to combat the world's most menacing epidemic, the UN mounts a new joint programme.		Cover Story	3503
Desertification convention nears completion.			726
Deteriorating security situation continues: UNAMIR mandate extended.			1703
Draft for 1995 summit prepared.			1154
Equal pay, urban women problems discussed by Commission.			1144
Ethnic conflicts, turmoil persist; observer status granted to CIS.			705
Fate of world's fisheries debated.			502
From the 'A-train' to fighting AIDS.			308
High Commissioner for Human Rights: the 'moral voice of humanity.' (UN appoints Jose Ayala Lasso) (Interview)		Interview	1200
Identification Commission to proceed with voter registration.			752
International cartels expand influence, INCB reports.			717
Investigating the acts of desperate men.	Fruchtbaum, Harold		675
Lack of agreement reported on confidence-building package.			737
Life, Death and Aid: The Medecins Sans Frontieres Report on World Crisis Intervention.	Fruchtbaum, Harold	Book Review	124
Mandate for UNOSOM II revised; 'coercive methods' not to be used.			1244
National Transitional Government installed as disarmament begins.			718
Natural resources committee calls for global water plan.			510
Peaceful, historic elections 'acceptable' but second round required; 1.5 million voters at poll.			1160
Progress towards national reconciliation reported; mandate of UNAVEM II extended.			1037
Regions prepare for 1995 congress.			602
Renewable energy sources discussed.			460
Rescue Mission Planet Earth: A Children's Edition of Agenda 21.	Fruchtbaum, Harold	Book Review	225
Return to 'normal life' in Sarajevo urged; new agreement, cease-fires reached, but situation 'far from stable.' (includes related article on book 'I Dream of Peace: Images of War by Children of Former Yugoslavia')			6208
Security Council condemns 'appalling' Hebron massacre.			1196
Small island nations face big issues at Barbados conference.			522
Students discuss UN issues in ambassadors' chairs.			428
Task of nation-building 'monumental.' (UN Sec Gen Boutros Boutros Ghali's concerns for Cambodia)			560
The 38th floor: a time for realism; following are excerpts from statements by UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali made between 1 January and 31 March 1994.			1249
The United Nations Disarmament Yearbook 1993, vol. 18.	Fruchtbaum, Harold	Book Review	176
Timetable for withdrawal of ONUMOZ asked.			590
Two major accords signed.			638
Women and children: increasingly targeted by HIV.		Cover Story	1052
Women, the Environment and Sustainable Development: Towards a Theoretical Synthesis.	Fruchtbaum, Harold	Book Review	196