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from January 1984
Last Number: January 2019

United Nations Publications
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December 22, 1998

  • 1998 United Nations Human Rights Prizes.

  • Massacre of the innocents.

  • Life expectations.

  • The world ages, gracefully.

  • World population nears 6 billion.

  • Will the circle be unbroken?

  • Itself far from public eye, UNFPA looks towards the future.

  • Where battery begins at home.

  • Working within.

  • Freedom of faith ... freedom of the mind.

  • Monitoring compliance.

  • Judicial redress: can the European Court of Human Rights set an example?

  • Deliberating decolonization.

  • It comes down to saving lives.

  • Law and war: a doctrine of deterrence.

  • Iraq.

  • Former Yugoslavia.

  • Afghanistan.

  • Middle East.

  • Libya.

  • Angola.

  • Central African Republic.

  • Central America and Haiti.

  • Internal oversight: helping further the respect.

  • Update: the Secretary-General's report on Africa.

  • Thinking aloud: can the United Nations catalyze development?

  • African pastoralism in the new millennium.

  • In doing so, should the UN try to be popular?

  • Lighting up the small places.

  • Personal notes on an important anniversary.

  • Ending economic and social discrimination.

  • Art ... at home in the United Nations.

    • June 22, 1999

  • The kosovo tragedy: looking into the face of human suffering.

  • Kosovo: A Human Tragedy; United Nations Efforts Aim To Alleviate Suffering Of 800,000.

  • Security Council Authorizes UN Presence in Kosovo War Ends after 78 Days of Bombing.

  • Lack of Jurisdiction Cited: World Court Says No to Yugoslavia Request.

  • The Essence of Peace, of Stability, of Freedom.

  • The Chronicle INTERVIEW.

  • Attacks against Civilians Condemned By Security Council.

  • Humanitarian Affairs and the United Nations: An Intern's Perspective.

  • Refugee at Home.

  • Recovering from Conflict: Does Gender make a difference?

  • As World Press Freedom Day Is Observed; Journalists: Observers and Participants ...

  • ... Must They Remain Neutral in Conflict?

  • The Charter: Does It Fit?

  • All Too Human: Is There Room for Compassion and Conscience in International Relations?

  • Post-Conflict Programming: Feelings Fatigue?

  • How Things Changed.

  • Educating the Girl Child: Best Foot Forward?

  • Market Access: The Persistence of Barriers.