"INTERNATIONAL MONITORS"

Delegates in General Assembly support Human Rights Council’s monitoring of crises worldwide, yet some say double standards ignore impact on developing countries.

Delegates in General Assembly support Human Rights Council’s monitoring of crises worldwide, yet some say double standards ignore impact on developing countries.

Dr. Robert Floyd, Executive Secretary of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO), briefs the press on how the CTBT is contributing to the three pillars of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and provides his views on the many security and other benefits derived from the Treaty, including the civil and scientific applications of the International Monitoring System (IMS) data that are already helping to save lives.

Syria chemical weapons declaration still not ‘accurate and complete’, disarmament chief tells Security Council, as delegates debate frequency of meetings.

ISIL/Da’esh committed genocide of Yazidi, war crimes against unarmed cadets, military personnel in Iraq, investigative team head tells Security Council.

Security Council welcomes South Sudan’s new power-sharing agreement, as Special Representative briefs on recent events.

Delegates deplore tensions among powerful states over reducing arsenals as General Assembly marks International Day against Nuclear Testing at 104th plenary meeting.

General Assembly adopts text on status of Georgia’s refugees, internally displaced persons, calls upon participants in Geneva discussions to intensify efforts at 88th plenary meeting.

Venezuelans must resolve crisis themselves, Security Council delegates agree while differing over legitimacy of contending parties at 8472nd meeting.

Venezuelans must resolve crisis themselves, Security Council delegates agree while differing over legitimacy of contending parties at 8472nd meeting.