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Titolo: Saddam e le WMD?...

In Iraq sono state usate, anzi si usano WMD... ma no da Saddam...
http://www.sundayherald.com/32522
"BRITISH and American coalition forces are using depleted uranium (DU)
shells in the war against Iraq and deliberately flouting a United Nations
resolution which classifies the munitions as illegal weapons of mass
destruction.
DU contaminates land, causes ill-health and cancers among the soldiers using
the weapons, the armies they target and civilians, leading to birth defects
in children..."
K

In Iraq sono state usate, anzi si usano WMD...
E tu ne hai le prove ma non le vuoi mostrare al mondo, vero? :)
*ROTFL*
-Stefano

 destruction.
Ma quando mai...
piuttosto, discutiamo degli effetti del tungsteno sull'ambiente e
sull'organismo...
Raffaele
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...Per non parlare dell'amianto...e allora?
K

 Secondo te, in guerra, si interrogano i nemici o li si bombarda?
Si...ma no na sangue freddo..  [IL GECKO su IPI]

 non agli (eventuali) effetti del DU.
Tsk, Tsk... e questa cosa e':
UNITED NATIONS Press Release
SUBCOMMISSION ASKS EXPERTS TO CONDUCT STUDIES ON WEAPONS, RIGHT OF RETURN OF
REFUGEES' PROPERTY, AND NON-DISCRIMINATION
Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights 53rd session
16 August 2001. Afternoon
The Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights this
afternoon adopted a number of resolutions and measures which, among other
things, requested its members to carry out studies on human rights and
weapons of mass destruction; the transfer and use of small arms in the
context of human rights; the return of refugees' or displaced persons'
property; and non-discrimination.
Concerning weapons, the Subcommission, by a show of hands vote of 21 in
favour and 2 against, approved a decision that asked Subcommission Expert
Y.K.J. Yeung Sik Yuen to prepare a paper on human rights and weapons of mass
destruction.
In the report, he would assess the utility, scope and structure of a study
on the real and potential dangers to the effective enjoyment of human rights
posed by the testing, production, storage, transfer, trafficking, or use of
weapons of mass destruction with indiscriminate effect, or of a nature to
cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering, including the use of
weaponry containing depleted uranium.
Chiaramente indovinate chi si e' opposto?
Further more:
http://www.unhchr.ch/SearchFormtest1.nsf/0a17df071aa8104ac125662e00356cad?CreateDocument
Buona lettura...
K
-- 
And Moses looked upon the Lord and said:  "We are your
chosen people and you want us to cut the tips off our
WHAT?!!!"

 > > qualche hanno piu' in la' vedere se avrai il coraggio di dire: "Ma
Piccola correzione... mi e' scappata un 'h'...
K

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Ma...
http://www.rense.com/general33/du.htm
K

 UNITED NATIONS Press Release
E' una notizia non ufficiale. Dove sono questi documenti?
"The documents from the Sub-Commission are not yet all posted on the UN
web-site, and as soon as they are available, we will let you know."


 ...Per non parlare dell'amianto...e allora?
E allora sono tante le sostanze nocive per l'uomo che si vengono pure al
supermercato senza che per questo siano classificate dagli imbecilli
come te quali WMD? :)
*LOL*
-Stefano

weapons of mass destruction.
E dove sta il paper?  E dove sta la risoluzione ONU? :)
*LOL*
Dai che fai la solita figura di merda a cui sei sempre abituato :)
-Stefano


http://www.rense.com/general33/du.htm
La Norvegia, noto paese pieno di WMD :)
*LOL*
E oltretutto su uno STUDIO su tali armi :)
Insomma sta risoluzione ONU che le definisce illegali non ce la vuoi
proprio far vedere caro Kiwi? :)
-Stefano

E' una notizia non ufficiale.
E' una notizia ufficiale.
Ma non e' una risoluzione ONU :)
-Stefano

 web-site, and as soon as they are available, we will let you know."
La smetti di fare il puntiglioso!
http://www.unhchr.ch/SearchFormtest1.nsf/0a17df071aa8104ac125662e00356cad?CreateDocument
K

 
http://www.unhchr.ch/SearchFormtest1.nsf/0a17df071aa8104ac125662e00356cad?CreateDocument
Mi da:
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Lotus-Domino Release 5.0.4
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Mi passi per favore il link?Sonomolto curioso di leggere questa 
risoluzione che dichiara che i proiettili chedi DU sono WMD.
Ale

 wrote in message
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Hai ragione...Stano, ieri funzionava. Avranno qualche problema con il loro
database.
Comunque se  vai su:
http://www.unhchr.ch/SearchFormtest1.nsf/Web+Search+Simple?OpenForm
Seleziona: Document Database e usa la stringa di ricerca:
depleted uranuim
Otterrai come risultato un serie di documenti che trattano la questione.
Per ora il risultato di ogni ricerca e' l'errore 500...Ma sono sicuro che
presto il loro database funzionera' (e quindi anche il link postato in
precedenza dovrebbe funzionare)...
Comunque il seguente e' il cut and paste della pagina che ora da' l'errore
(Ho dovuto lasciare l' HTML per avere i links attivi):
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Mission
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of the
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the
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           E/CN.4/1995/136 07/02/95 Note verbale from the Permanent Mission
of the
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spécial sur la torture :
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Rapporteur sp. sur la torture droits civils et politiques,torture et
traitements inhumains
           E/CN.4/2002/NGO/103 31/01/2002 Written statement submitted by the
Organization for
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            (E/CN.4/2002/NGO/103)
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2003/35 02/06/2003 Human rights and weapons of mass
destruction, or with
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injury
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humanitarian law,international law
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discrimination
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(E/CN.4/Sub.2/2002/38, 2 French-Spanish) Sous-Commission de la promotion et
de la protection des droits de l'homme droit international,incidents ou
conflits armés,droit humanitaire international,droits de l'homme
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American Association
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Yugoslavia health,environment
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de
            destrucción en masa, o de efectos indiscriminados,
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            o sufrimientos innecesarios (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2002/38, 1
French-Spanish) Subcomisión para la Promoción y la Protección de los
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expression,torture and inhuman treatment,economic, social and cultural
rights,religious intolerance
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            (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/SR.24) Sub-Commission on the Promotion and
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            sobre la protección de los derechos de todos
            los trabajadores migratorios y de sus familiares
(E/CN.4/1999/77) Ratificación de tratados trabajadores migratorios
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/SR.27 30/08/2001 Summary record of the 27th
meeting (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/SR.27) Sub-Commission on the Promotion and
Protection of Human Rights
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Human Rights Advocates, Inc.
            (E/CN.4/2001/NGO/109) Sp. Rapporteur on toxic wastes environment
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/30 14/07/98 Note verbale from the Permanent
Mission of Iraq (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/30)  economic, social and cultural rights
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meeting (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/SR.10)  economic, social and cultural
rights,right to development,education,human rights education,transnational
corporations
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Secretary-General on the
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            Essential Condition for the Enjoyment
            of Human Rights, above all the
            Right to Life (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1997/27/Add.1)
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Human Rights
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.55) Human rights in Cyprus,Commission on Human Rights human
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measures:
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sanctions
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.38) Commission on Human Rights children rights,violence
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           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2003/35 02/06/2003 Los derechos humanos y las armas
de destrucción en masa o de efectos
            indiscriminados o las que por su naturaleza causan daños
superfluos o sufrimientos
            innecesarios - Documento de trabajo presentado por el Sr. Y. K.
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rights
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.26) Commission on Human Rights economic, social and cultural
rights
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.23, 1 French-Spanish) Commission on Human Rights economic,
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programme
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.23, 1 French-Spanish) Commission on Human Rights economic,
social and cultural rights,human rights,United Nations human rights
programme
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.26, 1 French-Spanish) Commission on Human Rights economic,
social and cultural rights
           E/CN.4/2000/SR.26 22/09/2000 Summary record of the 26th meeting
(E/CN.4/2000/SR.26) Commission on Human Rights economic, social and cultural
rights
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.23) Commission on Human Rights economic, social and cultural
rights,human rights,United Nations human rights programme
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meeting (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2002/SR.18)  administration of justice,United Nations
human rights programme,terrorism,racism and racial
discrimination,minorities,indigenous people,slavery,women
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human rights programme
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.15) Commission on Human Rights human rights,United Nations
human rights programme
           E/CN.4/1997/19 05/02/97 Progress report of the Special Rapporteur
on
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            dumping of toxic and dangerous products and wastes
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.15) Commission on Human Rights human rights,United Nations
human rights programme
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(E/CN.4/2001/SR.60, 4 French-Spanish) Commission on Human Rights,Treaty
ratification education,environment,human rights defenders
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           E/CN.4/2001/55/Add.1 21/12/2000 Adverse effects of the illicit
movement and dumping of toxic and
            dangerous products and wastes on the enjoyment of human rights
            (E/CN.4/2001/55/Add.1) Sp. Rapporteur on toxic wastes
environment,health
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/SR.25 23/08/2000 Summary Record of the 25th
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(E/CN.4/1999/SR.32) Commission on Human Rights children rights
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.7) Commission on Human Rights United Nations human rights
programme,racism and racial discrimination,xenophobia
           E/CN.4/2002/99 14/12/2001 Report of the Chairperson of the
Sub-Commission
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Sp. Rapporteur on former Yugoslavia crimes against humanity, genocide, war
crimes,human rights monitoring
           E/CN.4/2000/SR.7 15/06/2000 Summary record of the 7th meeting
(E/CN.4/2000/SR.7) Commission on Human Rights United Nations human rights
programme,racism and racial discrimination,xenophobia
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disappearances,summary or arbitrary executions,international humanitarian
law
           E/CN.4/2000/SR.7 15/06/2000 Summary record of the 7th meeting
(E/CN.4/2000/SR.7) Commission on Human Rights United Nations human rights
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.11) Commission on Human Rights
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(E/CN.4/1999/SR.27) Commission on Human Rights civil and political
rights,independence of judiciary,enforced or involuntary
disappearances,freedom of opinion and expression,torture and inhuman
treatment
           E/CN.4/2000/50 20/03/2000 Adverse effects of the illicit movement
and dumping of
            toxic and dangerous products and wastes on the enjoyment of
human rights -
            Report by the Special Rapporteur (E/CN.4/2000/50) Sp. Rapporteur
on toxic wastes environment
           E/CN.4/2000/SR.7 15/06/2000 Summary record of the 7th meeting
(E/CN.4/2000/SR.7) Commission on Human Rights United Nations human rights
programme,racism and racial discrimination,xenophobia
           E/CN.4/2000/SR.11 03/07/2000 Summary record of the 11th meeting
(E/CN.4/2000/SR.11) Commission on Human Rights
           E/CN.4/1999/SR.27 08/03/2000 Summary record of the 27th meeting
(E/CN.4/1999/SR.27) Commission on Human Rights civil and political
rights,independence of judiciary,enforced or involuntary
disappearances,freedom of opinion and expression,torture and inhuman
treatment
           A/54/396, S/1999/1000 24/10/99 Report submitted by the Special
Rapporteur on
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            Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), the Republic
            of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina (A/54/396, S/1999/1000)
Sp. Rapporteur on former Yugoslavia crimes against humanity, genocide, war
crimes,human rights monitoring
           E/CN.4/1999/SR.27 08/03/2000 Summary record of the 27th meeting
(E/CN.4/1999/SR.27) Commission on Human Rights civil and political
rights,independence of judiciary,enforced or involuntary
disappearances,freedom of opinion and expression,torture and inhuman
treatment
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(E/CN.4/2000/SR.11) Commission on Human Rights
           E/CN.4/1999/35 22/01/99 Informe del Relator Especial sobre la
situación
            de los derechos humanos en Myanmar (E/CN.4/1999/35) Relator
Especial para Myanmar
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           E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.4/2003/10 21/05/2003 Workshop on Indigenous
Peoples and Sustainable Development:
            Technical Follow-up to the World Summit on Sustainable
            Development (E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.4/2003/10) WG on Indigenous
Populations indigenous people,right to development
           E/CN.4/2000/SR.42 08/11/2000 Summary record of the 42nd meeting
(E/CN.4/2000/SR.42) Commission on Human Rights children rights,economic,
social and cultural rights
           E/CN.4/2001/SR.34 08/08/2001 Summary record of the 34th meeting
(E/CN.4/2001/SR.34) Commission on Human Rights economic, social and cultural
rights,transnational corporations,globalization and human rights
           A/56/181 12/07/2001 United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of
Torture
            Report of the Secretary-General (A/56/181) Fund for Victims of
Torture torture and inhuman treatment
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/SR.23 28/11/2000 Summary record of the 23rd
meeting (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/SR.23)  children rights,population
transfers,freedom of movement
           E/CN.4/2001/SR.36 11/04/2001 Summary record of the 36th meeting
            (E/CN.4/2001/SR.36, 1 French-Spanish) Commission on Human Rights
conscientious objection to military service,enforced or involuntary
disappearances,freedom of opinion and expression,torture and inhuman
treatment,state of emergency
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/SR.24 24/08/2000 Summary of the 24th meeting
(E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/SR.24, 1 French-Spanish)  children rights,freedom of
movement,terrorism,technological development,human rights,nationality and
statelessness,disability,religious intolerance
           E/CN.4/2004/46/Add.1 and Corr.1 22/12/2003 Adverse effects of the
illicit movement and dumping of toxic
            and dangerous products and wastes on the enjoyment of human
rights
            Report submitted by the Special Rapporteur (E/CN.4/2004/46/Add.1
and Corr.1, 1 French-Spanish) Sp. Rapporteur on toxic wastes
health,environment
           E/CN.4/2003/90 21/04/2003 Situation of human rights and
fundamental freedoms
            of indigenous people - Report of the Special Rapporteur
(E/CN.4/2003/90) WG on Indigenous Populations indigenous people
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2003/1/Add.1 16/06/2003 Annotations to the
provisional agenda (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2003/1/Add.1)  United Nations human rights
programme
           E/CN.4/2003/SR.9 27/03/2003 Summary Record of the 9th meeting
(E/CN.4/2003/SR.9)  United Nations human rights programme
           E/CN.4/2003/G/32 18/02/2003 Nota verbal dirigida a la Oficina del
Alto
            Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para
            los Derechos Humanos por la Misión
            Permanente del Iraq ante la Oficina
            de las Naciones Unidas en Ginebra (E/CN.4/2003/G/32, 1
French-Spanish)  medio ambiente,desarrollo tecnológico
           E/CN.4/2003/G/32 18/02/2003 Note from the Permanent Mission of
Iraq
            to the United Nations Office at Geneva
            addressed to the Office of the High
            Commissioner for Human Rights (E/CN.4/2003/G/32, 1
French-Spanish)  environment,technological development
           E/CN.4/2003/G/32 18/02/2003 Note verbale adressée au
Haut-Commissariat
            des Nations Unies aux droits de l'homme par la
            Mission permanente de la République d'Iraq auprès
            de l'Office des Nations Unies à Genève (E/CN.4/2003/G/32, 1
French-Spanish)  environnement,développement technologique
           E/CN.4/2003/2,E/CN.4/Sub.2/2002/46 19/11/2002 Report of the
Sub-Commission on the Promotion and
            Protection of Human Rights on its fifty-fourth session
(E/CN.4/2003/2,E/CN.4/Sub.2/2002/46) Commission on Human
Rights,Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights United
Nations human rights programme
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2002/1/Add.1 25/06/2002 Annotations to the
Provisional Agenda (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2002/1/Add.1) Sub-Commission on the
Promotion and Protection of Human Rights United Nations human rights
programme
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/40,E/CN.4/2002/2 22/11/2001 Report of the
Sub-Commission on the Promotion and
            Protection of Human Rights on its fifty-third session
(E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/40,E/CN.4/2002/2) Commission on Human
Rights,Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights United
Nations human rights programme
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/40,E/CN.4/2002/2 22/11/2001 Report of the
Sub-Commission on the Promotion and
            Protection of Human Rights on its fifty-third session
(E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/40,E/CN.4/2002/2) Commission on Human
Rights,Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights United
Nations human rights programme
           E/CN.4/2001/SR.35 11/09/2001 Provisional sumary record of the
35th meeting (E/CN.4/2001/SR.35)  economic, social and cultural rights
           E/CN.4/2002/SR.45 26/04/2002 Summary Record of the 45th meeting
(E/CN.4/2002/SR.45) Commission on Human Rights,Treaty ratification
health,environment,education
           E/CN.4/2002/61 21/01/2002 Adverse effects of the illicit movement
and dumping of toxic
            and dangerous products and wastes on the enjoyment
            of human rights - Report by the Special Rapporteur
            (E/CN.4/2002/61)  health,environment
           E/CN.4/2002/2,E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/40 22/11/2001 Report of the
Sub-Commission on the Promotion and
            Protection of Human Rights on its fifty-third session
            (E/CN.4/2002/2,E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/40) Commission on Human
Rights,Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights United
Nations human rights programme
           A/56/491 22/10/2001 Report of the Special Committee to
Investigate Israeli Practices
            Affecting the Human Rights of the Palestinian People and Other
            Arabs of the Occupied Territories (A/56/491) Special Committee
to Investigate Israeli Practices prison administration,freedom of
movement,adequate housing,refugees
           E/CN.4/2001/26 20/03/2001 Right to Development - Report of the
            Open-Ended Working Group
            (E/CN.4/2001/26, 1 French-Spanish) WG on the Right to
Development right to development
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/1/Add.1 23/06/2000 Annotations to the
Provisional Agenda (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/1/Add.1, 2 French-Spanish)
Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights United
Nations human rights programme
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/29 13/07/98 Note verbale adressée au
secrétariat
            de la Sous-Commission par la Mission permanente de l'Iraq
(E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/29, 1 French-Spanish)  crimes contre l'humanité,
génocide, crimes de guerre
           E/CN.4/2000/NGO/136 09/03/2000 Exposé écrit présenté par le
Centre Europe-tiers monde (E/CN.4/2000/NGO/136)  environnement,santé
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1997/39, E/CN.4/1998/5 08/08/97 Nota verbal dirigida
a la Oficina del Alto
            Comisionado y del Centro de Derechos Humanos
            por la Misión Permanente de Georgia (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1997/39,
E/CN.4/1998/5)  pena capital
           E/CN.4/1995/63 07/12/94 Situación de los derechos humanos en el
Líbano
            meridional: Informe del Secretario General (E/CN.4/1995/63)
           E/CN.4/SUB.2/RES/1996/16 25/11/96 La paix et la sécurité
internationales, condition
            essentielle de la jouissance des droits de l'homme,
            par-dessus tout du droit à la vie (E/CN.4/SUB.2/RES/1996/16)
désarmement
           E/CN.4/2002/NGO/125 11/02/2002 Exposé écrit présenté
conjointement par l'Association
            internationale des juristes démocrates, la Fédération générale
            des femmes arabes, la Ligue internationale pour la paix et la
liberté,
            le Mouvement mondial des mères, Nord-Sud XXI,
            l'Union des juristes arabes (E/CN.4/2002/NGO/125)  sanctions
économiques
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/37 31/07/2000 Note verbale par la Mission
permanente de l'Iraq (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/37)  environnement
           E/CN.4/2004/NGO/135 08/03/2004 Written statement submitted by the
Asian Indigenous
            and Tribal Peoples Network (AITPN) (E/CN.4/2004/NGO/135, 2
French-Spanish)  globalization and human rights
           E/CN.4/2003/NGO/127 12/03/2003 Written statement submitted by
International Indian Treaty Council (E/CN.4/2003/NGO/127, 2 French-Spanish)
economic, social and cultural rights,intellectual
property,health,environment,transnational corporations,globalization and
human rights,indigenous people
           E/CN.4/2003/NGO/224 17/03/2003 Written statement submitted by
International
            Indian Treaty Council (E/CN.4/2003/NGO/224, 2 French-Spanish)
globalization and human rights,indigenous people,migrant workers
           E/CN.4/SUB.2/DEC/2001/119 16/08/2001 Droits de l'homme et armes
de destruction massive ou de nature
            à causer des blessures ou des maux superflus et frappant
            sans discrimination (E/CN.4/SUB.2/DEC/2001/119)
environnement,santé,incidents ou conflits armés,droits de l'homme
           E/CN.4/SUB.2/RES/1997/36 28/08/97 La paix et la sécurité
internationales,
            condition essentielle de la jouissance des droits
            de l'homme, par­dessus tout du droit à la vie
(E/CN.4/SUB.2/RES/1997/36)  droits de l'homme
           E/CN.4/1994/NGO/56 13/04/94 Written statement submitted by the
International
            Association of Educators for World Peace (E/CN.4/1994/NGO/56)
minorities
           E/CN.4/1999/NGO/6 29/01/99 Written statement submitted by
            the International Human Rights Law Group (E/CN.4/1999/NGO/6, 1
French-Spanish)  racism and racial discrimination
           E/CN.4/1994/NGO/56 13/04/94 Exposé écrit présenté par
l'Association internationale
            des éducateurs pour la paix du monde (E/CN.4/1994/NGO/56, 1
French-Spanish)  minorités
           E/CN.4/1994/NGO/56 13/04/94 Written statement submitted by the
International
            Association of Educators for World Peace (E/CN.4/1994/NGO/56, 1
French-Spanish)  minorities
           E/CN.4/1994/NGO/56 13/04/94 Written statement submitted by the
International
            Association of Educators for World Peace (E/CN.4/1994/NGO/56)
minorities
           E/CN.4/1999/61 12-01-99 Report of the Special Rapporteur on
Torture (E/CN.4/1999/61)
           E/CN.4/1999/103 18/02/99 Rapport de l'Expert indépendant sur
            la situation des droits de l'homme en Somalie (E/CN.4/1999/103)
Expert indépendant du SG sur la Somalie
           E/CN.4/2002/NGO/197 08/03/2002 Written statement submitted by the
English
            International Association of Lund
            (E/CN.4/2002/NGO/197)  migrant workers
           A/56/409/Add.1 05/11/2001 Interim report of the Special
Rapporteur on the situation of human
            rights in Afghanistan (A/56/409/Add.1) Sp. Rapporteur on
Afghanistan
           E/CN.4/1999/NGO/6 29/01/99 Exposé écrit présenté par
l'International
            Human Rights Law Group (E/CN.4/1999/NGO/6)  racisme et
discrimination raciale
           E/CN.4/2003/NGO/36 22/02/2003 Written statement submitted by the
International
            Organization for the Elimination of All Forms
            of Racial Discrimination (EAFORD) (E/CN.4/2003/NGO/36)
economic, social and cultural rights,right to peace
           E/CN.4/1999/NGO/103 17/03/99 Written statement submitted by the
International
            Save the Children Alliance (E/CN.4/1999/NGO/103)  economic,
social and cultural rights,children rights
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/39 24/08/98 Letter from the Permanent
Representative
            of Armenia to Chairman of the Sub-Commission
(E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/39)
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/SR.25 23/08/2000 Compte rendu analytique de la
25ème séance (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/SR.25)  terrorisme,développement
technologique,nationalité et apatridie,handicap,intolérance religieuse
           E/CN.4/1999/NGO/103 17/03/99 Written statement submitted by the
International
            Save the Children Alliance (E/CN.4/1999/NGO/103)  economic,
social and cultural rights,children rights
           E/CN.4/1999/NGO/103 17/03/99 Written statement submitted by the
International
            Save the Children Alliance (E/CN.4/1999/NGO/103)  economic,
social and cultural rights,children rights
           E/CN.4/1998/NGO/116 16/04/98 Joint written statement
(E/CN.4/1998/NGO/116)  economic sanctions
           E/CN.4/2000/SR.53 29/06/2000 Compte rendu analytique de la 53ème
séance (E/CN.4/2000/SR.53) Commission des droits de l'homme défenseurs des
droits de l'homme,programme des droits de l'homme des Nations Unies
           E/CN.4/1998/NGO/116 16/04/98 Exposé écrit conjoint
(E/CN.4/1998/NGO/116)  sanctions économiques
           E/CN.4/1997/95/Add.2 07/02/97 Informe de la Relatora Especial
sobre la venta
            de niños, la prostitución infantil y la utilización de
            niños en la pornografía: misión a los Estados
            Unidos de América (E/CN.4/1997/95/Add.2) Relator Especial sobre
la venta de niños venta de niños,explotación sexual de los niños
           A/CONF.157/PC/61/Add.16 07/04/93 Contribution from the
International Fund for Agricultural
            Development (A/CONF.157/PC/61/Add.16) World Conference on Human
Rights United Nations human rights programme
           E/RES/1997/67 25/07/97 Economic and social repercussions of the
Israeli occupation on
            the living conditions of the Palestinian people in the occupied
            Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem, and of the
            Arab population in the occupied Syrian Golan (E/RES/1997/67)
Human rights in the occupied Syrian Golan economic, social and cultural
rights
           E/RES/1998/32 29/07/98 Economic and social repercussions of the
            Israeli occupation on the living conditions
            of the Palestinian people in the occupied
            Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem,
            and the Arab population in
            the occupied Syrian Golan (E/RES/1998/32) Human rights in the
occupied Syrian Golan economic, social and cultural rights
           A/CONF.157/PC/61/Add.16 07/04/93 Contribution from the
International Fund for Agricultural
            Development (A/CONF.157/PC/61/Add.16) World Conference on Human
Rights United Nations human rights programme
           A/CONF.157/PC/61/Add.16 07/04/93 Contribution from the
International Fund for Agricultural
            Development (A/CONF.157/PC/61/Add.16) World Conference on Human
Rights United Nations human rights programme
           E/CN.4/1996/32 09/01/96 Informe actualizado del Secretario
General
            sobre la detención de funcionarios
            internacionales y de sus familias (E/CN.4/1996/32)  detención
arbitraria,seguridad del personal
           E/CN.4/2002/NGO/199 20/03/2002 Exposé écrit présenté par le
Mouvement Indien
            "Tupaj Amaru (E/CN.4/2002/NGO/199)  sanctions économiques
           E/CN.4/1998/NGO/87 27/03/98 Exposé écrit présenté par le Centre
Europe-Tiers Monde (E/CN.4/1998/NGO/87)  populations autochtones
           E/CN.4/1998/NGO/87 27/03/98 Written statement submitted by the
Centre Europe-Tiers Monde (E/CN.4/1998/NGO/87)  indigenous people
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1994/50 24/08/94 Note verbale from the Permanent
Mission
            of Iraq to the Centre for Human Rights (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1994/50)
civil and political rights,economic, social and cultural rights,right to
development
           E/CN.4/1996/23/Add.2 12/03/96 Report of the Secretary-General on
            human rights and the environment (E/CN.4/1996/23/Add.2)
environment
           E/CN.4/1997/77 24/12/96 Informe del Secretario General sobre
            las normas humanitarias mínimas (E/CN.4/1997/77)  derecho
humanitario internacional
           A/56/94 15/06/2001 Lettre du Chargé d'affaires par intérim de la
Mission
            permanente de la République arabe syrienne auprès de
            l'Organisation des Nations Unies (A/56/94)  intolérance
religieuse,racisme et discrimination raciale
           A/55/346 30/08/2000 Situation of human rights in Afghanistan -
Interim report of the Special
            Rapporteur (A/55/346) Sp. Rapporteur on Afghanistan
           E/CN.4/2002/4 10/08/2001 Nota verbal de la Misión Permanente del
Iraq (E/CN.4/2002/4)
           E/CN.4/2001/NGO/83 02/02/2001 Written statement submitted by the
Indian
            Movement "Tupaj Amaru" (E/CN.4/2001/NGO/83)  indigenous
people,right to development
           A/55/403 20/09/2000 Situation of human rights in the Democratic
Republic of the Congo
            Report of the Special Rapporteur (A/55/403) Sp. Rapporteur on
Democratic Republic of the Congo staff security,international humanitarian
law
           E/CN.4/2000/SR.26 19/04/2000 Compte rendu analytique de la 26ème
séance (E/CN.4/2000/SR.26) Commission des droits de l'homme droits
économiques, sociaux et culturels,programme des droits de l'homme des
Nations Unies
           E/CN.4/1999/SR.24 25/05/99 Compte rendu analytique de la 24ème
séance (E/CN.4/1999/SR.24) Commission des droits de l'homme droits civils et
politiques,disparitions forcées ou involontaires,liberté d'opinion et
d'expression,torture et traitements inhumains,droits économiques, sociaux et
culturels,intolérance religieuse
           E/CN.4/2000/SR.26 19/04/2000 Compte rendu analytique de la 26ème
séance (E/CN.4/2000/SR.26, 4 French-Spanish) Commission des droits de
l'homme droits économiques, sociaux et culturels,programme des droits de
l'homme des Nations Unies
           E/CN.4/2000/NGO/85 11/02/2000 Written statement submitted by the
American Association of Jurists (E/CN.4/2000/NGO/85, 4 French-Spanish)
self-determination,economic, social and cultural rights
           E/CN.4/1995/12 12/08/94 Report on the situation of human rights
in Rwanda (E/CN.4/1995/12, 4 French-Spanish) Sp. Rapporteur on Rwanda
massacres,human rights monitoring,refugees,crimes against humanity,
genocide, war crimes
           A/53/314/Add.1 20/10/98 Report of the Secretary-General on
            measures to eliminate international terrorism (A/53/314/Add.1, 1
French-Spanish)  terrorism
           A/RES/48/161 21/01/94 The situation in Central America:
procedures
            for the establishment of a firm and lasting
            peace and progress in fashioning a region
            of peace, freedom, democracy and
            development (A/RES/48/161, 1 French-Spanish)  democracy and
human rights,civil and political rights
           E/CN.4/1998/61 19/02/98 Report of the High Commissioner on the
            Human Rights field operation in Rwanda (E/CN.4/1998/61, 1
French-Spanish) UN human rights field presences arbitrary detention,crimes
against humanity, genocide, war crimes
           A/RES/48/267 28/09/94 Misión de Verificación de los Derechos
            Humanos y del cumplimiento de los
            compromisos del Acuerdo global
            sobre derechos humanos
            en Guatemala (A/RES/48/267)  programa de las Naciones Unidas
sobre derechos humanos ,organizaciones internacionales,instituciones
nacionales
           E/CN.4/1993/17 19/01/93 Rapport du Secrétaire général sur la
situation
            en Palestine occupée (E/CN.4/1993/17) La situation en Palestine
occupée
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/45, E/CN.4/1999/4 30-09-98 Informe de la
Subcomisión de prevención de
            discriminaciones y protección a las minorías sobre
            su 50º período de sesiones (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/45, E/CN.4/1999/4)
           E/CN.4/1996/103 03/18/96 Report of the United Nations High
            Commissioner for Human Rights
            on the follow-up of the World Conference
            on Human Rights (E/CN.4/1996/103)
           E/CN.4/2004/NGO/103 03/03/2004 Written statement submitted by the
            International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) (E/CN.4/2004/NGO/103)
indigenous people
           E/CN.4/2002/NGO/124 11/02/2002 Exposé écrit présenté
conjointement par l'Association internationale
            des juristes démocrates, la Fédération générale des femmes
arabes,
            la Ligue internationale pour la paix et la liberté, le Mouvement
mondial des mères,
            Nord-Sud XXI, l'Union des juristes arabes, et le Conseil mondial
de la paix
            (E/CN.4/2002/NGO/124)  droit international,sanctions
économiques,droit au développement
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/SR.27 30/08/2001 Compte rendu analytique de la
27ème séance (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/SR.27) Sous-Commission de la promotion et de
la protection des droits de l'homme
           E/CN.4/1998/NGO/23 25/02/98 Exposé écrit présenté par le
Mouvement indien
            "Tupaj Amaru" et l'Association du monde indigène
(E/CN.4/1998/NGO/23)  droit au développement
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.4/1998/ 9 24/06/98 Note du secrétariat sur les
            Informations communiquées par des organisations autochtones
(E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.4/1998/ 9) GT sur les populations autochtones populations
autochtones
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/30 14/07/98 Note verbale de la Mission
permanente de l'Iraq (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/30)  droits économiques, sociaux et
culturels
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.4/1998/ 9 24/06/98 Note by the secretariat on the
            Information received from
            indigenous organizations (E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.4/1998/ 9) WG on
Indigenous Populations indigenous people
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.4/2000/5 06/07/2000 Information received from
indigenous organizations (E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.4/2000/5) WG on Indigenous
Populations indigenous people
           E/CN.4/1998/NGO/23 25/02/98 Written statement submitted by the
Indian Movement "Tupaj
            Amaru" and the Indigenous World Association (E/CN.4/1998/NGO/23)
right to development
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/12 28/08/2000 Report of the working group on
transnational corporations on its
            second session (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/12)  transnational
corporations
           E/CN.4/1996/100 17/01/96 Rapport du Rapporteur sur la question
            de la vente d'enfants, de la prostitution
            des enfants et de la pornographie
            impliquant des enfants (E/CN.4/1996/100) Rapporteur sp. sur la
vente d'enfants administration de la justice,éducation,exploitation de la
prostitution d'autrui,esclavage,traite des être humains,liberté d'opinion et
d'expression
           E/CN.4/1994/14 28/01/94 Rapport sur la situation des droits de
l'homme dans
            les territoires palestiniens occupés depuis 1967
(E/CN.4/1994/14) Rapporteur sp. sur la Palestine occupée surveillance des
droits de l'homme
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1999/20 06/22/99 Informe final presentado por el
            Sr. Miguel Alfonso Martínez, Relator Especial:
            Estudio sobre los tratados, convenios y
            otros acuerdos constructivos entre los
            Estados y las poblaciones indígenas (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1999/20)
Subcomisión para la Prevención de Discriminaciones
           E/CN.4/2003/NGO/124 12/03/2003 Written statement submitted by
International
            Indian Treaty Council (E/CN.4/2003/NGO/124)  right to
development
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2002/SR.3 15/01/2003 Compte rendu analytique de la
3e séance (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2002/SR.3)  sociétés transnationales,racisme et
discrimination raciale,xénophobie,terrorisme
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1997/27/Add.1 28/07/97 Rapport du Secrétaire sur la
paix
            et la sécurité internationales, condition
            essentielle de la jouissance des droits
            de l'homme pardessus tout du droit
            à la vie (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1997/27/Add.1)
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/SR.22 06/11/2000 Summary record of the 22nd
meeting (E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/SR.22)  prison administration,state of
emergency,juvenile justice,freedom of movement,population transfers,asylum
           E/CN.4/2000/NGO/39 10/02/2000 Written statement submitted by the
Indian Movement
            "Tupaj Amaru" (E/CN.4/2000/NGO/39)  indigenous people
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1993/29 23/08/99 Report of the Working Group on
            Indigenous Populations (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1993/29) WG on Indigenous
Populations indigenous people
           E/CN.4/2000/NGO/39 10/02/2000 Exposé écrit présenté par le
Mouvement indien "Tupaj Amaru" (E/CN.4/2000/NGO/39)  populations autochtones
           E/CN.4/Sub.2/1993/3 30/07/93 Memorándum presentado por la
Organización
            Internacional del Trabajo (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1993/3)
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Ops..non e' stata una buona idea... non ho ottenuto i risultati sperati...
Comunque ci sono le ref. per i documenti, Per esempio: E/CN.4/2004/NGO/51
che se cercati su google dovrebbero fornire il documento in questione...
Ma tu vedi che casino...
K

 (Ho dovuto lasciare l' HTML per avere i links attivi):
Quel pippolone illeggibile (quello che hai lasciato non e' HTML pero') 
sottoposto a search non pare contenere riferimenti all'uranio depleted o 
meno che sia.
Cercando in giro non trovo risoluzioni ma documenti vari come questo 
http://tinyurl.com/yq7ye
 prodotto dalla UN Subcommission on Prevention 
of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities  o questo draft di 
risoluzione 
http://tinyurl.com/3gokz
.
Cercando con la ricerca avanzata con 
http://www.un.org/search/advanced.html
 la chiave "depleted uranium" 
sull'intero sito non si trovano risoluzioni, cercando solo sui documenti 
legati al diritto internazionale  sitrova un solo link ma niente 
risoluzione.
Nel sito dell'ONU si trovano risorse sul DU come quelle nei link 
contenuti qui 
http://www.un.org/peace/kosovo/DU/
 nelle quali si legge, 
in un messaggio del Segretario Generale:
"It is very heartening to note that the WHO mission found no convincing 
evidence to indicate any health impact to the Kosovo population 
associated with the use of depleted uranium. Also, scientific and 
medical studies have not established a link between exposure to depleted 
uranium and the onset of cancers or birth defects. According to the UNEP 
report, the samples collected in Kosovo showed only low levels of 
radioactivity and no immediate cause for concern regarding toxicity. 
However, precaution is still warranted as major scientific uncertainties 
persist over the long-term environmental impacts of DU, especially 
regarding groundwater."
Compagno K mi sa che questa risoluzione non esiste proprio.
Ale

 Compagno K mi sa che questa risoluzione non esiste proprio.
Amen
Tb
-- 
[Ma come si spiega che l'Irak di Saddam fosse armato di carri sovietici,
missili sovietici, contraerea sovietica,  consiglieri sovietici...???]
le cifre me le spiego dal basso prezzo che gli armamenti URSS avevano
rispetto agli altri di altri paesi [SERGIO su IPI] 

questione.
Di cui non ce ne frega nulla.  Vogliamo solo vedere questa fantomatica
risoluzione :)
-Stefano

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Se non esiste comunque siamo sulla buona strada.:
UN Rejects US Argument
That DU Is A 'Legal' Weapon
US-UK Defeated On DU Vote At The UN Sub-Commission
Contact Philippa Winkler
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928 774-1765
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Efforts by the US/UK to keep depleted uranium off the agenda of the UN
Sub-Commission on Protection and Promotion of Human Rights failed this
August (2002) as the Sub-Commission clearly decided that depleted uranuim
weaponry qualify as weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and authorized a
prominent member, Justice Y. Sik Yuen (Mauritius) to prepare a study on the
topic.
The UK member of the Sub-Commisson tried to have depleted uranium weaponry
deleted from the study, which had been authorized earlier by the
Sub-Commission, arguing that DU weaponry are not WMD,but her proposed
amendments and a substitute resolution were defeated, drawing only two
votes -- hers and the vote of the member from Norway.
The debate as well as the outcome reinforces the claim made by Karen Parker
and supported by a clear majority of international experts --including 23 of
the 26 members of the Sub-Commission -- that DU is already banned because it
is incompatible with existing humanitarian law and qualifies as WMD. (The
American member was chair and did not vote, but according to eyewitnesses
allowed the Norwegian member to speak beyond the limits usually allocated
for such debates.)
The vote to study weapons of mass destruction including DU is the latest
success of UN non-governmental organizations (NGOs), who, beginning in 1996,
started a campaign for a strong condemnation of both DU and sanctions. In
1996 attorney Karen Parker, Margarita Papendreou, Dr. Beatrice Boctor,
Philippa Winkler and Dr. Gorst Gunther (all representing International
Educational Development/ Humanitarian Law Project (IED/HLP)) made a two
prong charge against both DU and sanctions at that year's session of the
U.N. Commission on Human Rights.
Then, at the 1996 session of the Sub-Commission, following a speech made by
attorney Karen Parker on behalf of IED/HLP and extensive lobbying by her and
Fabio Marcelli (Italy) on the effects of DU on Iraq, a resolution was
adopted by the Sub-Commission that included depleted uranium weaponry on a
list of other "bad" weapons and asked the Secretary-General to present a
report on these weapons to the 1997 session of the Sub-Commission. The
report was to reflect submissions from governments, NGOs and others.
The Secretary-General's report was submitted on schedule in 1997, thanks to
the efforts of Karen Parker, Damacio Lopez, Felicity Arbuthnot, Philippa
Winkler and others and was issued as U.N. Doc.E/CN.4/Sub.2/1997/27 and Add.
1. That year the Sub-Commission decided to appoint one of its members, Mme
Forero Ucros (Columbia), to prepare a working paper preparatory to a full
study. Unfortunately Mme Forero never returned to the Sub-Commission, with
many saying this was because of US pressure.
The same year, however, the Sub-Commission moved on the sanctions issue, and
adopted a resolution on economic sanctions -- responding again to a speech
by Karen Parker. Unfortunately, that resolution's author, Marc Bossuyt
(Belgium) was ill the following year, and was unable to attend the
Sub-Commisison's session. When he returned in 1999, the Sub-Commission
authorized him to prepare a working paper on sanctions, issued as UN Doc.
E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/33.
Following the departure of Mme Forero, there were changes in the membership
of the Sub-Commission, and the "team" was uncertain whether it was necessary
or useful to go forward with a study on DU and the other listed weapons, in
part because (1) the Sub-Commission had already labeled DU as a WMD, and (2)
the Secretary-General's report contained substantial portions of both the
Parker Memorandum on Weapons, the submission of the International Indian
Treaty Council and a number of countries, all essentially implying the same
thing -- DU weaponry is incompatible with existing international
humanitarian law and human rights norms.
However, during these three years, the NGOs at the UN continued to present
seminars, films and keep up the pressure. In 1999, the video documentary
"From Radioactive Mines to Radioactive Weapons" was shown at the Commission.
The documentary linked the health impacts of uranium mining on Navajo miners
to the impacts of DU weapons, and described tests done by Dr Hari Sharma
showing the presence of DU in Gulf War veterans including Ray Bristow. The
number of UN NGOs presenting statements on DU continued to grow. At the 2001
session of the Sub-Commission, one of the most respected members of the
Sub-Commission, Justice Y. Sik Yuen (Mauritius) agreed to go forward with
the study. (Karen Parker had tried toconvince him to take on this study for
several years, but he had already been assigned another study). By Thursday
of the first week of the 2001 session, the draft resolution was tabled
(submitted) with 16 co-sponsors.
The final debate on the draft became, as Karen Parker says, a "dream come
true." The US and UK tried to urge that DU is a 'conventional' weapon and
therefore 'legal.' So the debate really shows that these two countries are
backed into a corner, and the rest of the world accepts that DU is and
always was illegal." (Please note: There have been many NGOs who have
contributed to this effort at the Sub-Commission and we apologize if some
have not been mentioned by name.)
The documents from the Sub-Commission are not yet all posted on the UN
web-site, and as soon as they are available, we will let you know.
In the meantime, Karen Parker will be assisting Justice Sik Yuen on this
study, and requests that people begin to collect the latest relevant
information to transmit to her at 
i...@igc.org
 if they are small enough.
Larger documents may be transmitted to her office by mail. Funds to assist
this effort may be made out to Karen Parker directly, of for those wishing
to make a tax-exempt contribution, to the Association of Humanitarian
Lawyers, and sent to The Law Offices of Karen Parker, 154-5th Avenue, San
Francisco, CA 94118, USA.
Below is the relevent press release from the UN website
http://www.unhchr.ch/huricane/huricane.nsf/NewsRoom?OpenFrameSet
UNITED NATIONS Press Release
SUBCOMMISSION ASKS EXPERTS TO CONDUCT STUDIES ON WEAPONS, RIGHT OF RETURN OF
REFUGEES' PROPERTY, AND NON-DISCRIMINATION
Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights 53rd session
16 August 2001. Afternoon
The Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights this
afternoon adopted a number of resolutions and measures which, among other
things, requested its members to carry out studies on human rights and
weapons of mass destruction; the transfer and use of small arms in the
context of human rights; the return of refugees' or displaced persons'
property; and non-discrimination.
Concerning weapons, the Subcommission, by a show of hands vote of 21 in
favour and 2 against, approved a decision that asked Subcommission Expert
Y.K.J. Yeung Sik Yuen to prepare a paper on human rights and weapons of mass
destruction.
In the report, he would assess the utility, scope and structure of a study
on the real and potential dangers to the effective enjoyment of human rights
posed by the testing, production, storage, transfer, trafficking, or use of
weapons of mass destruction with indiscriminate effect, or of a nature to
cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering, including the use of
weaponry containing depleted uranium.
K
PS. Compagno? Abbiamo frequentato la stessa scuola? Oppure preferisci essere
chiamato: camerata Santini? (Pero', suona bene)

 Amen
Zitto bagarozzo, non mi fare usare il DDT...
K

questione...
Ma a noi non ce ne frega di leggere tutti quei documenti :)
Vogliamo solo leggere la tua fantasiosa quanto fantomatica
***RISOLUZIONE*** dell'ONU :)
-Stefano

 (Pero', suona bene)
Naahhh suona malissimo: nessun camerata nella nostra famiglia, anzi ho 
un bisnonno carcerato dal regime.
Ale

 Se non esiste comunque siamo sulla buona strada.:
Che poi che risoluzione? AG? CdS?
Ale

 Se non esiste comunque siamo sulla buona strada.:
No, perche' le sottocommissioni ONU non posso fare nessuna risoluzione.
Solo le commissioni, l'assemblea generale e il consiglio di sicurezza
possono farlo. E quelle delle commissioni non hanno alcun valore :)
-Stefano


K

 Fai attenzione, la prossima volta...
Attenzione? Al massimo che succede? In ogni modo se non ti fa piacere 
non ti chiamo piu' comapgno.
Ale

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Dovrebbe essere quella a cui fa riferimento questo documento.
COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Sub-Commission on the Promotion
  and Protection of Human Rights
Fifty-fifth session
Item 6 of the provisional agenda
SPECIFIC HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES
Human rights and weapons of mass destruction, or with 
indiscriminate effect, or of a nature to cause superfluous 
                    injury or unnecessary suffering
Executive summary
	The present updated working paper is submitted pursuant to
Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights
decision 2002/113.  In resolution 1997/36 the Sub?Commission expressed
concern over the use of particular weapons of mass destruction or with
indiscriminate effect, or of a nature to cause superfluous injury or
unnecessary suffering, naming specifically nuclear weapons, chemical
weapons, fuel-air bombs, cluster bombs, biological weaponry and
weaponry containing depleted uranium.
cut
http://www.unhchr.ch/huridocda/huridoca.nsf/AllSymbols/96D5D50BC297EADFC1256D6E0055AC5F/$File/G0314479.doc?OpenElement

 un  tipo dall'ottimismo facile.
Ho messo due "without financial implications" per errore. La frase 
corretta e':
Si, la *decisione* da parte di una *sottocommissione* di *autorizzare* 
tale Mr. Y.K.J. Sik Yuen a *preparare without financial implications* un 
*working paper* che  *stabilisca l'utilita'* di uno studio sui pericoli 
*reali e potenziali* del DU e un sacco di altra robaccia. E la decisione 
e' del *2001*. Sei un  tipo dall'ottimismo facile.
Ale

 weaponry containing depleted uranium.
"To express concern" non vuol dire "to outlaw". Ad oggi i proiettili al 
DU sono legali.
Sugli eventuali effetti di una risoluzione in materia di proibizione di 
una categoria di armi di tale sottocommisione, poi, ci sarebbe molto da 
discutere...
Ale

discutere...
Infatti temo siano state disattese risoluzioni provenienti da
organismi dell'onu di ben altro calibro...

 non ti chiamo piu' comapgno.
Attenzione = prestare attenzione, avere la cura di... Ma tu vedi minaccie da
tutte le parti? Relax mate!
Essere chiamato compagno 'politico o apolitico non mi tange piu' di
tanto...Era solo una precisazione...Comunque se mi chiami compagno
'apolitico' allora ti posso chiamare 'mate'...
K


Penso che lo stiano gia facendo...per questo sono ottimista...
K

 organismi dell'onu di ben altro calibro...
mostrale...
Raffaele
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 Secondo te, in guerra, si interrogano i nemici o li si bombarda?
Si...ma no na sangue freddo..  [IL GECKO su IPI]

 Potresti finalmente assureme fattezze umane...
E tu, kiwi dal naso lungo, potresti evitare di inventare risoluzioni
spacciando per illegale qualcosa che non lo è affatto.
Non un grande contributo alla moralità, tanto per cominciare.
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 Non un grande contributo alla moralità, tanto per cominciare.
Moralmente e' illegale, ovvero non rispetta i canoni della moralita'...
Che pensi che il veto degli US sulle risoluzioni contro il comportamento di
merda degli israeliani nei confronti dei palestinesi rende tale
comportamento morale? Sara' anche legale (una legge di merda, though), ma
non lo sara mai moralmente/eticamente...
Baragazzo, la vedi la differenza?
Ma che dico? Da quando i bagarozzi hanno una moralita'...
K

 non lo sara mai moralmente/eticamente...
Morale? Etica? E le cerchi nel comportamento degli stati? Tra l'altro
quale morale e quale etica?
Quello che penso in proposito e' che se accetti l'autorita' dell'ONU,
nel caso della 242 ad esempio, allora ti becchi tutto il pacco diritto
di veto incluso.
Ale
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 Penso che lo stiano gia facendo...per questo sono ottimista...
Gia' facendo cosa? Quella sottocommissione non ha l'autorita' di mettere
fuorilegge una classe di armi, una sua dichiarazione in tal senso
sarebbe solo politica.
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 organismi dell'onu di ben altro calibro...
Non e' questo il problema quanto l'autorita' di quella sottocommissione
di mettere fuorilegge i proiettili di DU.
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altri bambini a causa di queste DU proiettili,
Puoi dimostrare che e' "a causa di queste DU proiettili"? :)
-Stefano

weaponry containing depleted uranium.
Che non afferma che siano illegali.
-Stefano

Sconsiglierei comunque di farci delle fioriere in giardino.
Perche' mai visto che e' utilizzato in tanti campi senza che tu ne
sappia nulla :)
-Stefano

Quindi dovresti lasciare Milano?
Milano e' una area con alta concentrazione di esplosivi civli o solventi
industriali o altre schifezze?
-Stefano

e inclusione tra le WMD.
Cosa che ancora non c'e' stata.
-Stefano

 'apolitico' allora ti posso chiamare 'mate'...
Mate, bloke, fellow, come vuoi.
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Sai come si dice... si iniziano a muovere le acque... Vedrai che saranno
abolite...
K

ma non lo sara mai moralmente/eticamente...
Dimostralo :)
-Stefano

Vedrai che saranno abolite...
*ROTFL*
Come no! :)
-Stefano


Vedrai che cambiera' anche quello in quanto e' una legge di merda ed
ingiusta.
K


All 'ight mate!
K

 abolite...
Si, quando saranno obsolete. Senza il consenso degli USA, infatti, non
potranno mai essere dichiarate illegali, almeno per gli USA. Per farlo,
infatti, c'e' bisogno di un trattato - simile a quello sulle CW - e che
gli USA vi aderiscano.
Ciao
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Purtroppo in parte ragione. Quei fottuti del governo US se ne sbattono di
tutte le convenzioni, vedi Kioto per esempio...
LA loro prepotenza non potra durare per molto. Secondo me i primi segni di
cedimento sono evidenti... Ecco perche rimango ottimista...
Cheers
T

 tuoi orrori..
...parlando di errori... "gli errori"...
K

 cedimento sono evidenti... Ecco perche rimango ottimista...
Le risoluzioni non sono usate solo dagli USA per i loro comodi, ma da
tutte le potenze che possono farne uso.
Ma si sa, gli USA fanno sempre più notizia...
Saluti
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 sono illegali...
Questo e' un pezzo di bravura che merita di essere conservato per i
posteri. Raggiunge vette degne del principe Antonio De Curtis.
Cheerio
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Bravo, avvocato! Te ne esci con una bella battutina e pensi di aver
dimostrato di aver ragione? Vabbu'!
Comunque lo considero un complimento...Antonio De Curtis e' un grande che ha
'bastonato' tanta di quella gente a colpi di risate.
A te dedico: 'La livella'... (tu sei il 'blasonato'...).
T

 A te dedico: 'La livella'... (tu sei il 'blasonato'...).
Macche' blasonato (ma non era il Marchese?), nessun nobile nella
schiatta dei Santini.
Ciao
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Toto' usa il termine 'blasonato'
Comunque c'e' nobilta' e NOBILTA'...un po come legalita' e LEGALITA"   ;)
T

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Milano è un'area ad alta concentrazione di polveri pesanti, e il
principale effetto nocivo del DU è in quanto elemento pesante, e non in
quanto sostanza radioattiva.
Raffaele
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Raffaele
University of San Francisco professor and Middle East Editor for
Foreign Policy in Focus, compiled the following partial list of UN
resolutions that are currently being violated by countries other than
Iraq.
The cases are listed in order of resolution number, followed by the
year in which the resolution was passed, the country or countries in
violation, and a brief description of the resolution.
Resolution 252 (1968) Israel
Urgently calls upon Israel to rescind measures that change the legal
status of Jerusalem, including the expropriation of land and
properties thereon.
262 (1968) Israel
Calls upon Israel to pay compensation to Lebanon for destruction of
airliners at Beirut International Airport.
267 (1969) Israel
Urgently calls upon Israel to rescind measures seeking to change the
legal status of occupied East Jerusalem.
271 (1969) Israel
Reiterates calls to rescind measures seeking to change the legal
status of occupied East Jerusalem and calls on Israel to scrupulously
abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention regarding the responsibilities
of occupying powers.
298 (1971) Israel
Reiterates demand that Israel rescind measures seeking to change the
legal status of occupied East Jerusalem.
353 (1974) Turkey
Calls on nations to respect the sovereignty, independence, and
territorial integrity of Cyprus and for the withdrawal without delay
of foreign troops from Cyprus.
354 (1974) Turkey
Reiterates provisions of UNSC resolution 353.
360 (1974) Turkey
Reaffirms the need for compliance with prior resolutions regarding
Cyprus "without delay."
364 (1974) Turkey
Reaffirms the need for compliance with prior resolutions regarding
Cyprus.
367 (1975) Turkey
Reaffirms the need for compliance with prior resolutions regarding
Cyprus.
370 (1975) Turkey
Reaffirms the need for compliance with prior resolutions regarding
Cyprus.
377 (1979) Morocco
Calls on countries to respect the right of self-determination for
Western Sahara.
379 (1979) Morocco
Calls for the withdrawal of foreign forces from Western Sahara.
380 (1979) Morocco
Reiterates the need for compliance with previous resolutions.
391 (1976) Turkey
Reaffirms the need for compliance with prior resolutions regarding
Cyprus.
401 (1976) Turkey
Reaffirms the need for compliance with prior resolutions regarding
Cyprus.
414 (1977) Turkey
Reaffirms the need for compliance with prior resolutions regarding
Cyprus.
422 (1977) Turkey
Reaffirms the need for compliance with prior resolutions regarding
Cyprus.
440 (1978) Turkey
Reaffirms the need for compliance with prior resolutions regarding
Cyprus.
446 (1979) Israel
Calls upon Israel to scrupulously abide by the Fourth Geneva
Convention regarding the responsibilities of occupying powers, to
rescind previous measures that violate these relevant provisions, and
"in particular, not to transport parts of its civilian population into
the occupied Arab territories."
452 (1979) Israel
Calls on the government of Israel to cease, on an urgent basis, the
establishment, construction, and planning of settlements in the Arab
territories, occupied since 1967, including Jerusalem.
465 (1980) Israel
Reiterates previous resolutions on Israel's settlements policy.
471 (1980) Israel
Demands prosecution of those involved in assassination attempts of
West Bank leaders and compensation for damages; reiterates demands to
abide by Fourth Geneva Convention.
484 (1980) Israel
Reiterates request that Israel abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention.
487 (1981) Israel
Calls upon Israel to place its nuclear facilities under the safeguard
of the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency.
497 (1981) Israel
Demands that Israel rescind its decision to impose its domestic laws
in the occupied Syrian Golan region.
541 (1983) Turkey
Reiterates the need for compliance with prior resolutions and demands
that the declaration of an independent Turkish Cypriot state be
withdrawn.
550 (1984) Turkey
Reiterates UNSC resolution 541 and insists that member states may "not
to facilitate or in any way assist" the secessionist entity.
573 (1985) Israel
Calls on Israel to pay compensation for human and material losses from
its attack against Tunisia and to refrain from all such attacks or
threats of attacks against other nations.
592 (1986) Israel
Insists Israel abide by the Fourth Geneva Conventions in East
Jerusalem and other occupied territories.
605 (1987) Israel
"Calls once more upon Israel, the occupying Power, to abide
immediately and scrupulously by the Geneva Convention relative to the
Protection of Civilian Persons in Times of War, and to desist
forthwith from its policies and practices that are in violations of
the provisions of the Convention."
607 (1986) Israel
Reiterates calls on Israel to abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention
and to cease its practice of deportations from occupied Arab
territories.
608 (1988) Israel
Reiterates call for Israel to cease its deportations.
636 (1989) Israel
Reiterates call for Israel to cease its deportations.
641 (1989) Israel
Reiterates previous resolutions calling on Israel to desist in its
deportations.
658 (1990) Morocco
Calls upon Morocco to "cooperate fully" with the Secretary General of
the United Nations and the chairman of the Organization of African
Unity "in their efforts aimed at an early settlement of the question
of Western Sahara."
672 (1990) Israel
Reiterates calls for Israel to abide by provisions of the Fourth
Geneva Convention in the occupied Arab territories.
673 (1990) Israel
Insists that Israel come into compliance with resolution 672.
681 (1990) Israel
Reiterates call on Israel to abide by Fourth Geneva Convention in the
occupied Arab territories.
690 (1991) Morocco
Calls upon both parties to cooperate fully with the Secretary General
in implementing a referendum on the fate of the territory.
694 (1991) Israel
Reiterates that Israel "must refrain from deporting any Palestinian
civilian from the occupied territories and ensure the safe and
immediate return of all those deported."
716 (1991) Turkey
Reaffirms previous resolutions on Cyprus.
725 (1991) Morocco
"Calls upon the two parties to cooperate fully in the settlement
plan."
726 (1992) Israel
Reiterates calls on Israel to abide by the Fourth Geneva Convention
and to cease its practice of deportations from occupied Arab
territories.
799 (1992) Israel
"Reaffirms applicability of Fourth Geneva Convention…to all
Palestinian territories occupied by Israel since 1967, including
Jerusalem, and affirms that deportation of civilians constitutes a
contravention of its obligations under the Convention."
809 (1992) Morocco
Reiterates call to cooperate with the peace settlement plan,
particularly regarding voter eligibility for referendum.
822 (1993) Armenia
Calls for Armenia to implement the "immediate withdrawal of all
occupying forces from the Kelbadjar district and other recently
occupied areas of Azerbaijan."
853 (1993) Armenia
Demands "complete and unconditional withdrawal of the occupying
forces" from Azerbaijani territory.
874 (1993) Armenia
Reiterates calls for withdrawal of occupation forces.
884 (1993) Armenia
Calls on Armenia to use its influence to force compliance by Armenian
militias to previous resolutions and to withdraw its remaining
occupation forces.
904 (1994) Israel
Calls upon Israel, as the occupying power, "to take and implement
measures, inter alia, confiscation of arms, with the aim of preventing
illegal acts of violence by settlers."
973 (1995) Morocco
Reiterates the need for cooperation with United Nations and expediting
referendum on the fate of Western Sahara.
995 (1995) Morocco
Calls for "genuine cooperation" with UN efforts to move forward with a
referendum.
1002 (1995) Morocco
Reiteration of call for "genuine cooperation" with UN efforts.
1009 (1995) Croatia
Demands that Croatia "respect fully the rights of the local Serb
population to remain, leave, or return in safety."
1017 (1995) Morocco
Reiterates the call for "genuine cooperation" with UN efforts and to
cease "procrastinating actions which could further delay the
referendum."
1033 (1995) Morocco
Reiterates call for "genuine cooperation" with UN efforts.
1044 (1996) Sudan
Calls upon Sudan to extradite to Ethiopia for prosecution three
suspects in an assassination attempt of visiting Egyptian President
Hosni Mubarak and to cease its support for sanctuary and offering of
sanctuary to terrorists.
1054 (1996) Sudan
Demands that Sudan come into compliance with UNSC resolution 1044.
1056 (1996) Morocco
Calls for the release of political prisoners from occupied Western
Sahara.
1070 (1996) Sudan
Reiterates demands to comply with 1044 and 1054.
1073 (1996) Israel
"Calls on the safety and security of Palestinian civilians to be
ensured."
1079 (1996) Croatia
Reaffirms right of return for Serbian refugees to Croatia.
1092 (1996) Turkey/Cyprus
Calls for a reduction of foreign troops in Cyprus as the first step
toward a total withdrawal troops as well as a reduction in military
spending.
1117 (1997) Turkey/Cyprus
Reiterates call for a reduction of foreign troops in Cyprus as the
first step toward a total withdrawal troops and reduction in military
spending.
1120 (1997) Croatia
Reaffirms right of return for Serbian refugees to Croatia and calls on
Croatia to change certain policies that obstruct this right, and to
treat its citizens equally regardless of ethnic origin.
1145 (1997) Croatia
Reiterates Croatian responsibility in supporting the political and
economic rights of its people regardless of ethnic origin.
1172 (1998) India, Pakistan
Calls upon India and Pakistan to cease their development of nuclear
weapons and ballistic missiles.
1178 (1998) Turkey/Cyprus
Reiterates call for a substantial reduction of foreign troops and
reduction in military spending.
1185 (1998) Morocco
Calls for the lifting of restrictions of movement by aircraft of UN
peacekeeping force.
1215 (1998) Morocco
Urges Morocco to promptly sign a "status of forces agreement."
1217 (1998) Turkey/Cyprus
Reiterates call for a substantial reduction of foreign troops and
reduction in military spending.
1251 (1999) Turkey/Cyprus
Reiterates call for a substantial reduction of foreign troops and
reduction in military spending.
1264 (1999) Indonesia
Calls on Indonesia to provide safe return for refugees and punish
those for acts of violence during and after the referendum campaign.
1272 (1999) Indonesia
Stresses the need for Indonesia to provide for the safe return for
refugees and maintain the civilian and humanitarian character of
refugee camps.
1283 (1999) Turkey/Cyprus
Reiterates UNSC resolution 1251.
1303 (2000) Turkey/Cyprus
Reiterates UNSC resolutions 1283 and 1251.
1319 (2000) Indonesia
Insists that Indonesia "take immediate additional steps, in
fulfillment of its responsibilities, to disarm and disband the militia
immediately, restore law and order in the affected areas of West
Timor, ensure safety and security in the refugee camps and for
humanitarian workers, and prevent incursions into East Timor."
Stresses that those guilty of attacks on international personnel be
brought to justice and reiterates the need to provide safe return for
refugees who wish to repatriate and provide resettlement for those
wishing to stay in Indonesia.
1322 (2000) Israel
Calls upon Israel to scrupulously abide by the Fourth Geneva
Convention regarding the responsibilities of occupying power.
1331 (2000) Turkey/Cyprus
Reiterates UNSC resolution 1251 and subsequent resolutions.
1338 (2001) Indonesia
Calls for Indonesian cooperation with the UN and other international
agencies in the fulfillment of UNSC resolution 1319.
1359 (2001) Morocco
Calls on the parties to "abide by their obligations under
international humanitarian law to release without further delay all
those held since the start of the conflict."
1384 (2001) Turkey/Cyprus
Reiterates 1251 and all relevant resolutions on Cyprus.
1402 (2002) Israel
Calls for Israel to withdraw from Palestinian cities.
1403 (2002) Israel
Demands that Israel go through with "the implementation of its
resolution 1402, without delay."
1405 (2002) Israel
Calls for UN inspectors to investigate civilian deaths during an
Israeli assault on the Jenin refugee camp.
1416 (2002) Turkey/Cyprus
Reiterates UNSC resolution 1251 and all relevant resolutions on
Cyprus.
1435 (2002) Israel
Calls on Israel to withdraw to positions of September 2000 and end its
military activities in and around Ramallah, including the destruction
of security and civilian infrastructure.
 
Explanatory Notes:
This list deals exclusively with resolutions of the United Nations
Security Council, a fifteen-member body consisting of five permanent
members (the United States, Russia, China, France, and the United
Kingdom) and ten non-permanent members elected for rotating two-year
terms representing various regions of the world. The Security
Council's primary responsibility, under the UN Charter, is for the
maintenance of international peace and security. For a resolution to
pass, it must be approved by a majority of the total membership with
no dissenting vote from any of the five permanent members. Since the
early 1970s, the United States has used its veto power nearly fifty
times, more than all other permanent members during that same period
combined. In the vast majority of these cases, the U.S. was the only
dissenting vote. The preceding list, therefore, includes only
resolutions where the United States voted in the affirmative or
abstained.
This list does not include resolutions that merely condemn a
particular action, only those that specifically proscribe a particular
ongoing activity or future activity and/or call upon a particular
government to implement a particular action. Nor does this list does
include resolutions where the language is ambiguous enough to make
assertions of noncompliance debatable, such as UNSC resolutions 242
and 338 on the Arab-Israeli conflict that put forward the formula of
"land for peace," to cite the most famous. Similarly, it does not
include broad resolutions calling for universal compliance not in
reference to a particular conflict, particularly if there is not a
clear definition. For example, in a resolution that proscribes the
harboring of terrorists, there is no clear definition for what
constitutes a terrorist. This list does not include nonstate actors,
such as secessionist governments, rebel groups or terrorists, only
recognized nation-states.
Furthermore, this list does not include resolutions that were also
violated for a number of years that are now moot (such as those
dealing with Indonesia's occupation of East Timor, South Africa's
occupation of Namibia, and Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon).
If these were also included, the number of violations would double. In
most of these cases, the United States played a key role in blocking
enforcement of these resolutions as well.
Finally, it should be noted that this is only a partial list, since
some of the resolutions involved technical questions I was unable to
judge, particularly when they involved parts of the world with which
we were less familiar. S.Z.

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Spero tu non ti riferisca al tuo campo di asparagi.
E' un consiglio che danno al mac frut?

Ale
Un arbitrato che non mi spetta. A differenza di te, se si trattasse di
bandire armamenti mi accontenterei anche di una risoluzione di un
subsottocommissione sulla tutela dei diritti dei gerani.

ingiusta.
*STRA-ROTFL*
-Stefano

A quali inquinamenti? a quello generato da CERNOBYL?
Anche a quello generato dall'amianto. Mai sentito parlare di questa
particolare sostanza? :)
-Stefano

vedi Kioto per esempio...
Convenzione che e' non rispettata proprio dai paesi che vi hanno aderito
:)  Pensa un po' tu che valore ha una simile convenzione :)
*LOL*
-Stefano

 subsottocommissione sulla tutela dei diritti dei gerani.
Non importa cosa basta a te. A livello internazionale le risoluzioni
devono essere emesse dagli organi preposti, non da subcommissioni o simili.
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