terror

Secretary-General condemns deadly terrorist bombings in India

29 October 2005
United Nations Secretary-General today condemned the series of deadly terrorist bombings that rocked the Indian capital, New Delhi, and urged the country's Government to prosecute those responsible.
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More than 100 reports due to UN anti-terror panels not yet submitted, chairs say

26 October 2005
More than 100 reports that countries are required to submit to United Nations anti-terrorism committees are overdue, the chairmen of those bodies told Security Council today.

Counter-terror steps, violate human rights in UK, US, Iraq – UN expert

10 October 2005
Proposed anti-terror laws in the United Kingdom might undermine human rights, United States military commissions on terror suspects violate the right to a fair trial, and Iraq’s special tribunal breaks international standards and should be replaced by a United Nations-backed independent court, a new report by an independent UN legal expert says.

Security Council strongly condemns deadly weekend bombing in Bali, Indonesia

4 October 2005
The Security Council today strongly condemned the deadly weekend bombing in Bali, Indonesia, regretting that the island had "again fallen victim to a heinous act of terrorism."

UN Legal Counsel urges action to complete comprehensive terrorism convention

4 October 2005
The United Nations General Assembly’s Legal Committee must act to conclude a Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism, the UN Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs has said.

Condemning deadly terror blasts in Bali, Annan says those responsible must face justice

1 October 2005
United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan strongly condemned today's bombings in Bali and urged the Indonesian authorities to find and prosecute those responsible.