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New York, NY 10022 Smi:(1) 212-593-2700 Fax: (1) 212-593-6269 Netfang:  HYPERLINK "mailto:unmission@mfa.is" unmission@mfa.is Prentun: InstantPublisher.com Fastanefnd slands hj S Efnisyfirlit TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u   HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055282" Inngangur  PAGEREF _Toc143055282 \h 5  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055283" Fulltrar ingflokka  PAGEREF _Toc143055283 \h 5  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055284" Starfsflk fastanefndar slands New York  PAGEREF _Toc143055284 \h 6  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055285" Forseti 60. allsherjarings Sameinuu janna  PAGEREF _Toc143055285 \h 6  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055286" Ra forstisrherra  PAGEREF _Toc143055286 \h 6  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055287" Ra utanrkisrherra  PAGEREF _Toc143055287 \h 6  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055288" Fundir og tvhlia virur rherra  PAGEREF _Toc143055288 \h 7  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055289" Mlefni sem heyra beint undir allsherjaringi  PAGEREF _Toc143055289 \h 7  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055290" rsskrsla aalframkvmdastjra S  PAGEREF _Toc143055290 \h 7  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055291" Skrsla efnahags- og flagsmlars S (ECOSOC)  PAGEREF _Toc143055291 \h 8  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055292" Umferarryggi  PAGEREF _Toc143055292 \h 8  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055293" Viskiptabann Bandarkjanna gegn Kbu  PAGEREF _Toc143055293 \h 8  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055294" Mannarml og neyarasto  PAGEREF _Toc143055294 \h 9  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055295" Afganistan  PAGEREF _Toc143055295 \h 9  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055296" Palestna og standi Mi-Austurlndum  PAGEREF _Toc143055296 \h 10  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055297" Mlefni hafsins  PAGEREF _Toc143055297 \h 10  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055298" Kosningar  PAGEREF _Toc143055298 \h 13  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055299" Eftirfylgni leitogafundar S september 2005  PAGEREF _Toc143055299 \h 16  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055300" Fyrsta nefnd: Afvopnunar- og ryggisml  PAGEREF _Toc143055300 \h 23  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055301" nnur nefnd: Efnahags-, runar- og umhverfisml  PAGEREF _Toc143055301 \h 25  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055302" rija nefnd: Flags- og mannrttindaml  PAGEREF _Toc143055302 \h 28  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055303" Fjra nefnd: Srstaka stjrnmla- og nlendunefndin  PAGEREF _Toc143055303 \h 29  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055304" Fimmta nefnd: Fjrhags- og stjrnsslunefnd  PAGEREF _Toc143055304 \h 31  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055305" Sjtta nefnd: jrttarml  PAGEREF _Toc143055305 \h 35  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055306" Suur suur nefnd S (GA High-level Committee on South-South Coopoeration)  PAGEREF _Toc143055306 \h 36  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055307" Rherrafundur um alnmi (HIV/AIDS)  PAGEREF _Toc143055307 \h 36  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055308" Endurskounarrstefna S um agerir til a hindra, berjast gegn og upprta lglega slu handvopna og annarra lttra vopna  PAGEREF _Toc143055308 \h 37  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055309" Almennt um starfsemi fastanefndar  PAGEREF _Toc143055309 \h 37  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055310" Frambo slands til ryggisrsins  PAGEREF _Toc143055310 \h 37  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055311" Stofnun stjrnmlasambanda  PAGEREF _Toc143055311 \h 37  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055312" Samstarf Norurlanda  PAGEREF _Toc143055312 \h 38  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055313" Hpur vestrnna rkja (WEOG)  PAGEREF _Toc143055313 \h 39  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055314" ryggisri  PAGEREF _Toc143055314 \h 39  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055315" Efnahags- og flagsmlar Sameinuu janna (ECOSOC)  PAGEREF _Toc143055315 \h 43  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055316" Skipulag og verksvi ECOSOC  PAGEREF _Toc143055316 \h 44  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055317" rlegur fundur ECOSOC  PAGEREF _Toc143055317 \h 45  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055318" lyktanir ECOSOC  PAGEREF _Toc143055318 \h 46  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055319" rlegur fundur ECOSOC me Bretton Woods stofnununum, aljaviskiptastofnuninni og UNCTAD  PAGEREF _Toc143055319 \h 46  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055320" Aukafundir ECOSOC  PAGEREF _Toc143055320 \h 47  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055321" Kvennanefnd Sameinuu janna (Commission on the Status of Women, CSW)  PAGEREF _Toc143055321 \h 47  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055322" Nefnd um sjlfbra run (CSD)  PAGEREF _Toc143055322 \h 49  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055323" Seta WEOG rkja framkvmdastjrn UNDP og UNICEF  PAGEREF _Toc143055323 \h 51  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055324" I. viauki: Ra Halldrs sgrmssonar, forstisrherra, leitogafundi S, 15. september 2005  PAGEREF _Toc143055324 \h 53  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055325" II. viauki: Ra Davs Oddssonar, utanrkisrherra, almennri stjrnmlaumru allsherjaringinu, 20. september 2005  PAGEREF _Toc143055325 \h 55  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055326" III. viauki: Rur ryggisri Sameinuu janna  PAGEREF _Toc143055326 \h 57  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055327" IV. viauki: Rur allsherjaringinu og undirnefndum  PAGEREF _Toc143055327 \h 59  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055329" V. viauki: Rur efnahags- og flagsmlari S (ECOSOC) og undirnefndum  PAGEREF _Toc143055329 \h 82  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055330" VI. viauki: Arar rur  PAGEREF _Toc143055330 \h 89  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055331" VII. viauki: lyktanir allsherjaringsins  PAGEREF _Toc143055331 \h 97  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055332" VIII. viauki: lyktanir 1. nefndar  PAGEREF _Toc143055332 \h 101  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055333" IX. viauki: lyktanir 2. nefndar  PAGEREF _Toc143055333 \h 108  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055334" X. viauki: lyktanir 3. nefndar  PAGEREF _Toc143055334 \h 112  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055335" XI. viauki: lyktanir: 4. nefndar  PAGEREF _Toc143055335 \h 117  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055336" XII. viauki: lyktanir 5. nefndar  PAGEREF _Toc143055336 \h 120  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055337" XIII. viauki: lyktanir 6. nefndar  PAGEREF _Toc143055337 \h 123  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc143055338" XIV. viauki: Hlutfallslegt skylduframlag aildarrkja til almenns rekstrar S  PAGEREF _Toc143055338 \h 124  Inngangur Skrslu essari er tla a vera yfirlit um strf fastanefndar slands 60. allsherjaringi Sameinuu janna (S). Einnig er fjalla um starf ryggisrs S fr gst 2005 til loka jl 2006. viauka eru rur rherra, fastafulltra og annarra fulltra slands allsherjaringinu, nefndum ess, ryggisrinu og efnahags- og flagsmlarinu (ECOSOC). eru ar tflur sem sna ml hverrar nefndar og afgreislu eirra, sem og afstu slands til mla vi atkvagreislur. Loks er birt yfirlit um framlg aildarrkja, sem samykkt voru 58. ingi. Sendinefnd slands Halldr sgrmsson, forstisrherra. Dav Oddsson, utanrkisrherra. Hjlmar W. Hannesson, sendiherra, fastafulltri. Sturla Sigurjnsson, sendiherra, skrifstofustjri aljaskrifstofu. Albert Jnsson, sendiherra, rgjafi utanrkisrherra. Harald Aspelund, sendifulltri, varafastafulltri. Bergds Ellertsdttir, sendiherra, forstisruneyti. Bolli r Bollason, runeytisstjri forstisruneytis. Nikuls Hannigan, sendifulltri aljaskrifstofu. Tmas H. Heiar, jrttarfringur. Ragnar G. Kristjnsson, sendirunautur. Emil Breki Hreggvisson, sendirunautur. Matthas Geir Plsson, sendirunautur. Bjrn Ingi Hrafnsson, astoarmaur forstisrherra. Steingrmur lafsson, upplsingafulltri forstisruneytinu. Illugi Gunnarsson, astoarmaur utanrkisrherra. Thor H. Thors, rgjafi. Petrna Bachmann, rgjafi. Arnds D. Arnardttir, rgjafi. Erla G. Tryggvadttir, starfsnemi. Fulltrar ingflokka Birkir J. Jnsson Bjarni Benediktsson Gunnar rlygsson Katrn Jlusdttir Magns r Hafsteinsson Margrt Frmannsdttir Starfsflk fastanefndar slands New York Hjlmar W. Hannesson, sendiherra, fastafulltri. Harald Aspelund, sendifulltri, varafastafulltri. Ragnar G. Kristjnsson, sendirunautur. Emil Breki Hreggvisson, sendirunautur. Matthas Geir Plsson, sendirunautur. Petrna Bachmann, sendirsfulltri. Arnds D. Arnardttir, ritari. Herculano Sabas, bifreiastjri, astoarmaur. Forseti 60. allsherjarings Sameinuu janna ingstrf haustannar 60. allsherjarings hfust 14. september 2005 me riggja daga leitogafundi og almennri umru kjlfari. Jan Eliasson, sendiherra Svjar Washington og nverandi utanrkisrherra Svjar, var kjrinn forseti ingsins, en komi var a v a fulltri WEOG yri forseti. Jan Eliasson sndi fljtt hfni sna og festu og segja m a hann hafi stai sig vel v a stra strfum ingsins. Ra forstisrherra Halldr sgrmsson, forstisrherra, flutti ru sna leitogafundinum 15. september 2005. ru forstisrherra kom m.a. fram a breyta yrfti samsetningu ryggisrsins og endurskipuleggja a. Hann fordmdi hverskonar hryjuverk og sagi a skyldu rkja S a ganga fr aljasamningi gegn hryjuverkum fyrir lok 60. allsherjaringsins. nsta ri vru sextu r fr v a sland gerist aili a Sameinuu junum sem settar voru laggirnar til a tryggja frisamleg samskipti rkja heimsins. a hefi veri meal fyrstu og mikilvgustu utanrkisplitsku skrefa nsjlfsts slands a ganga S. Frisamleg samskipti milli rkja vru mikilsver fyrir ryggi heiminum en ekki vri sur mikilvgt a tryggja n a ll stjrnvld viri mannrttindi eigin landsmanna. v sambandi sagi hann fr framboi slands til setu ryggisri S 2009-2010. Ra utanrkisrherra Dav Oddsson, utanrkisrherra, flutti ru sna allsherjaringinu 20. september 2005. Utanrkisrherra fjallai m.a. ru sinni um nausyn endurskipulagningar ryggisrsins og hann sagi a tillgur G-4 rkjanna um fjlgun rinu, sem sland styddi, vru fram besti grunnur a samkomulagi um mli, samkomulagi sem v miur hefi ekki nst fyrir leitogafundinn. ryggisri yri a endurspegla r breytingar sem tt hafa sr sta fr tilur S. Hann sagi a v miur hefi ekki veri unnt a n eins langt lokaskjali leitogafundarins og vonir hefu stai til msum mikilvgum mlum og v alveg ljst a miki verk vri a vinna. Hann fagnai samkomulagi um svokallaa friaruppbyggingarnefnd (Peacebuilding Commission), fordmdi hryjuverk, sem vru aldrei rttltanleg, fagnai herslum mannrttindi, lri og lg og rtt lokaskjalinu, tt ganga hefi tt lengra eim efnum. Lri og vernd mannrttinda vru grundvallarforsendur ryggis og runar. Fyrirhuga ntt mannrttindar veri a starfa allt ri, hafa frri rki innanbors og rki sem brjta mannrttindi eigi alls ekki a geta teki sti rinu. Rherra fjallai einnig um barttuna gegn ftkt heiminum, runarsamstarf og fleira. Hann sagi fr framboi slands til setu ryggisri S 2009-2010. Fundir og tvhlia virur rherra mean leitogafundur S st yfir tti Halldr sgrmsson, forstisrherra fundi me forstisrherrum Antgva og Barbda, Mritus, Andorra og forseta Djbt. undirrituu forstisrherra slands og Anote Tong, forseti og forstisrherra Kribat, yfirlsingu um stofnun stjrnmlasambands milli rkjanna. Forstisrherra sat einnig hdegisver boi Kofi Annan, aalframkvmdastjra S. Dav Oddsson, utanrkisrherra, tti fund me utanrkisrherra Kratu, auk ess sem hann sat samrsfund utanrkisrherra Norurlanda og hdegisver boi utanrkisrherra Bandarkjanna. Mlefni sem heyra beint undir allsherjaringi rsskrsla aalframkvmdastjra S Fjalla var um rsskrslu Kofi Annan, aalframkvmdastjra, fimmtudaginn 29. september. Fastafulltri flutti ru ar sem fari var yfir helstu tti skrslunnar og eir tengdir vi rangur leitogafundarins. Fjalla var um rangur friargslu og uppbyggingu innvium rkja til a vihalda frii. v sambandi var lg hersla a n friaruppbyggingarnefnd hefi strf eigi sar en lok 2005, a loki yri samningavirum um vtkan aljasamning gegn hryjuverkum, fram yri reynt a n samkomulagi um afvopnun og bann vi run kjarnorkuvopna og treka var mikilvgi ess a ntt mannrttindar hefji strf sem fyrst. Skrsla efnahags- og flagsmlars S (ECOSOC) Hinn 25. oktber fr fram umra allsherjaringinu um skrslu efnahags- og flagsmlarsins. sland tk undir almenna ru Evrpusambandsins fundinum en fastafulltri fjallai san um mlefni kvenna og jafnrtti kynjanna, ar meal lyktun ECOSOC um samttingu jafnrttissjnarmia allri starfsemi og stefnumrkun S. rtta var a miki verk vri unni v skyni a tryggja jafnrtti kynjanna. A lokum var sagt fr kvennafrdeginum slandi 24. oktber 2005. Umferarryggi Hinn 26. oktber 2005 fr fram allsherjaringinu umra um umferarryggi. Fastafulltri tk til mls eirri umru. varpinu var m.a. fjalla um agerir slenskra stjrnvalda v skyni a fkka umferarslysum slandi. sland var meflutningsrki a tillgu man um samrmt tak allra rkja heimsins til bttrar umferarmenningar. Alls lta um 1,2 milljnir manna lfi umferarslysum ri hverju. tt tali s a umferarml su fyrst og fremst innanrkisml hvers lands, eru au orin ein af alvarlegustu gnum sem steja a samflgum ntmans, ekki sst hinum ftkari. Viskiptabann Bandarkjanna gegn Kbu ann 8. nvember 2005 var fjalla um viskiptabann Bandarkjanna gegn Kbu allsherjaringi S. Hin hefbundna tillaga Kbu um afnm viskiptabanns Bandarkjanna var rdd 14. ri r. Hn var samykkt me 182 atkvum, 4 rki voru mti og 1 sat hj. au fjgur rki sem greiddu atkvi mti voru: Bandarkin, srael, Marshalleyjar og Pal, en Mkrnesa sat hj. almennri umru um tillgu Kbu tku 21 rki til mls og fordmdu viskiptabanni. Fulltri Bretlands flutti skringu stuttu varpi fyrir atkvagreisluna, fyrir hnd ESB og fleiri Evrpurkja, .m.t. slands og Noregs. Fulltri Bandarkjanna sagi varpi fyrir atkvagreisluna, a mli vri tvhlia milli Bandarkjanna og Kbu, en ar sem Kba tki mli upp S vildu Bandarkin taka fram a efnahagserfileikar Kbu vru vegna alrisstefnu Kastrs en ekki vegna viskiptabannsins. Erfileikarnir efnahagssvii vru vegna frelsis, mannrttindabrota og hafta, rangra kvarana og skuldasfnunar. Alriskerfi Havana (Dictatorship) vri skudlgurinn, ekki viskiptabanni. Skringar fyrir atkvagreisluna fluttu einnig fulltrar Norur Kreu, Rsslands og Zimbabwe og fordmdu viskiptabanni. Fulltri Kbu svarai ru ESB og sagi Evrpurkin vera samsek Bandarkjunum me v a gagnrna Kbu fyrir mannrttindabrot. Hann kva varp Bandarkjanna ekki svaravert, a endurspeglai fasska tilhneigingu Bush-stjrnarinnar. Nefndi hann Gvantanam, pyntingar fangelsum Bandarkjanna og fleiri fasta lii varnarrum Kbu. Mannarml og neyarasto rleg umra um mannarml og neyarasto fr fram allsherjaringinu 14. nvember 2005. Undir essum dagskrrli voru samykktar 14 lyktanir og var sland meflutningsrki nu eirra (stjrnumerktar). r fjalla um asto vegna flbylgjunnar Indlandshafi*, vegna Chernobyl*, jarskjlftans Kasmr*, um enduruppbyggingu Afganistan*, um asto vi Palestnumenn*, um ryggi starfsmanna S*, um styrkingu samrs vegna neyarastoar og srstakan sj (CERF)*, um aljlegt samstarf um neyarasto til runar*, um asto vi sem komust lfs af jarmorinu Randa, og um asto vi eftirfarandi rki: Kasakstan, Djbt, Epu, Smalu, El Salvador og Gvatemala*. Fimmtudaginn 9. mars 2006 var formleg athfn ar sem ofannefndum njum sji S fyrir neyarasto (CERF) var tt r vr. Stofnun sjsins er hluti af heildarendurbtum starfsemi S og er helsta markmii me stofnun hans a tryggja a samtkin geti brugist skjtar vi neyarstandi. Fastafulltri hlt ru fyrir hnd slands vi athfnina og tilkynnti um 10 milljn kr. stofnframlag slands sjinn. Hann lagi m.a. herslu a sjurinn tti fyrst og fremst a ntast eim stum ar sem neyarstand rkir en sem athygli heimsins beinist ekki a. Afganistan Dagana 28.-29. nvember 2005 fr fram umra allsherjaringinu um standi Afganistan. Fastafulltri flutti ar varp og sagi m.a. a kosningarnar til lands- og hrasinga, sem fram fru 18. september 2005, hefu marka tmamt. r hafi hinsvegar veri haldnar skugga langvarandi ryggisleysis. rsir breytta borgara og aljlegt starfsli er fordmt runni, en jafnframt sagt a sland muni fram veita endurreisnarstarfi Afganistan stuning. tt mikilvgt s a Afganar sjlfir ri ferinni, urfi eir fram a halda samstilltri aljlegri asto. Palestna og standi Mi-Austurlndum Dagana 29. nvember til 1. desember 2005 fr fram rleg umra allsherjaringinu um Palestnu og um standi Mi-Austurlndum. Fulltri ESB flutti tvr yfirlsingar sem sland tk undir. kjlfari voru greidd atkvi um sex lyktanir. Efni lyktananna var lti breytt fr fyrra ri, en atkvi voru einnig greidd um allar essar lyktanir sasta allsherjaringi. sland greiddi, eins og ur, atkvi me lyktunum um stu Jersalemborgar, srstaka upplsingatlun innan upplsingadeildar S um Palestnu og um frisamlega lausn Palestnumlsins, en sat hj vi atkvagreislu um lyktanir um Glanhir, nefnd um umdeilanleg rttindi Palestnumanna og srstaka deild fyrir rttindi Palestnuflks aalskrifstofu Sameinuu janna. ryggisr S er aalvettvangur fyrir umfjllun um standi svinu, sj nnar sar. Mlefni hafsins Eins og undanfarin r fru fram hj S samningavirur um tvr lyktanir varandi mlefni hafsins hausti 2005, annarsvegar lyktun um hafrtt (Oceans and Law of the Sea) og hinsvegar um fiskveiar. Bar vara mikilvga hagsmuni slands og sland tekur vallt mjg virkan tt virum um texta essara lyktana. A essu sinni kom jrttarfringur runeytisins tvisvar til New York til a sinna eim virum. Skrifstofustjri aulindaskrifstofu stti einnig fundi eina vinnuviku og fastanefndin sat einnig nokkra fundi og fylgdist me virunum. Meal atria sem sland lagi herslu virunum a essu sinni var a alheimseftirlitskerfi me standi hafsins (Global Marine Assessment) sem rtt hefur veri um a koma hafrttarlyktuninni ni ekki til standsmats fiskistofna v ella er hugsanlegt a kerfi yri fyrsta skrefi tt a alheimsstjrnun fiskveia. Einnig taldi sland mikilvgt a ekki yri ori vi krfum um tmabundi bann vi botnvrpuveium eim svum thafinu sem ekki eru undir svisbundinni fiskveiistjrn. sland var meflutningsrki beggja lyktananna egar um r var fjalla allsherjaringinu og flutti fastafulltri tarlega ru af v tilefni, en allsherjaringi samykkti bar lyktanirnar 29. nvember 2005. Endurskounarrstefna thafsveiisamnings S, 22. 26. ma 2006: Dagana 22. til 26. ma var haldin endurskounarrstefna um thafsveiisamning S. Rstefnuna sttu af slands hlfu Tmas H. Heiar, jrttarfringur runeytisins, og Kolbeinn rnason fr sjvartvegsruneytinu. Af hlfu fastanefndar tk Matthas Geir Plsson tt rstefnunni. Til endurskounarrstefnunnar var boa samrmi vi 36. gr. samnings um framkvmd kva hafrttarsamnings Sameinuu janna fr 10. desember 1982 um verndun deilistofna og vfrulla fiskistofna og stjrnun veia r eim og gr. 16 lyktun allsherjaringsins nr. 59/25 til a meta rangur samningsins fjrum rum eftir a hann laist gildi. Verkefni rstefnunnar var a meta hrif samningsins vi verndun og stjrnun deilistofna og vfrulla fiskistofna, me v a endurskoa og meta hversu vieigandi kvi samningsins vru og gera breytingar til a leysa vivarandi vandaml vi vernd og stjrnun essara stofna. rstefnunni var fari yfir einstk atrii og hluta samningsins og til vibtar framangreindum atrium var fjalla um aljlega samvinnu essu svii, eftirlit, stjrnun, fylgni rkja vi kvi samningsins og hvernig hgt vri a framfylgja kvunum, stu runarrkja og rkja sem ekki eru ailar samningsins o.fl. Vinnu- og samningahpar fjlluu um ofangreinda tti og tku fulltrar slands virkan tt eirri vinnu. lok rstefnunnar var fimm skrslum fr vinnu- og viruhpum steypt saman lokaskjal rstefnunnar. Global Marine Assessment: Fundur strihpi fyrir Assessment of Assessments sem haldinn var 7. 9. jn 2006: 91. gr. lyktunar allsherjaringsins nr. A/60/L.22 varandi hafi og hafrtt (Oceans and the Law of the Sea) var tilteki a allsherjaringi hefi kvei a stofna strihp til a sj um framkvmd og samrmingu mati upplsingum um stand og umhverfi hafsins (sk. "Assessment of Assessments") eins og lst er 93. gr. lyktunarinnar. Byggt var landfrilegri dreifingu vi skiptingu 18 sta strihpnum og bau sland sig fram eitt af hinum remur stum sem komu hlut vestrnna rkja. Fulltri slands strihpnum er Jn Erlingur Jnasson sendirunautur hj utanrkisruneytinu. Strihpurinn hlt sinn fyrsta fund New York dagana 7. 9. jn og fjallai um a sem framundan er ,,Assessment of Assessments (AoA)-ferlinu. Stofna srstakan srfringahp til a fara yfir au ggn sem egar eru til um stand hafsins og var fyrirkomulag vi val vsindamnnum og vinnu eirra srfringahpnum samykkt. Fari var yfir og kynnt uppfrsla samantekt fr 2003 um standsmat sem verur aalvinnuplagg srfringahpsins. Einnig var vinnu- og rekstrartlun AoA-ferlisins samykkt en vonast er til a srfringahpurinn geti hist oktber nstkomandi. Slkt rst af frjlsum fjrframlgum aildarrkja en upplsingar um au liggja ekki fyrir egar etta er rita. Ef fjrmagn fst mun srfringahpurinn vinna a yfirfer og mati standi hafsins og ggnum um a tv r fr fyrsta fundi snum. Eins og kunnugt er hafa slensk stjrnvld haft alvarlegar athugasemdir vi a hvernig umran um ,,Global Marine Assessment (GMA) hefur rast. a var ekki vilji slenskra stjrnvalda upphafi a upplsingar um lifandi aulindir sjvar yru hluti af matinu vegna httu v a GMA yri nota sem tki til a stjrna fiskveium aljlegum vettvangi. etta mun hinsvegar ekki reyna a svo stddu og a lkindum ekki fyrr en niurstur srfringahpsins liggja fyrir a tveimur rum linum. Fundurinn var heild takaltill og fulltrar sammla um flest. Strihpurinn mun nst hittast a ri. Sjundi fundur hins formlega vettvangs S um mlefni hafsins (UNICPOLOS) 12. 16. jn 2006: Sjundi fundur formlega vettvangs S um mlefni hafsins (UNICPOLOS) fr fram 12. til 16. jn. Af slands hlfu sttu fundinn Gunnar Plsson, sendiherra, Tmas H. Heiar, jrttarfringur, Gurn Eyjlfsdttir fr sjvartvegsruneyti og ttar Freyr Gslason fr umhverfisruneyti. Auk ess stti fundinn Jhann Sigurjnsson, forstjri Hafrannsknarstofnunar, sem srstakur gestur pallborsumrum. Matthas Geir Plsson s um tttkuna af hlfu fastanefndar. essir fundir eru ttir undirbningi fyrir reglubundna umfjllun allsherjaringsins um run mlefnum hafsins og hafrttarmlum og byggjast a hluta til rlegri skrslu aalframkvmdastjra S um etta efni. eim er fjalla um run mlefnum hafsins og hvernig auka m samvinnu og samhfingu milli stjrnvalda aildarrkja og aljastofnana. etta skipti var meginherslan fundinum ,,vistkerfisnlgun og hfin (,,Ecosystem approaches and oceans) en einnig var fjalla um hvernig mtti styrkja og bta ennan formlega samrsvettvang, m.a. me v a hvetja rki og stofnanir til tttku. Gunnar Plsson flutti varp byrjun fundarins ar sem fjalla var um helstu herslur slands og umrum um ,,Ecosystem approaches and oceans hlt Jhann Sigurjnsson erindi sem ht: ,,Lessons learned from implementation of ecosystem approach at the national level in developed States ar sem hann fr m.a. yfir fiskverndaragerir slendinga, lokun hafsva og nnur verndarrri. lok vikunnar hfust umrur um drg formanna a niurstum fundarins, en au munu a venju hafa mtandi hrif drg a allsherjarlyktun allsherjaringsins um mlefni hafsins og hafrttarml a hausti. Af slands hlfu var v elilega lg rk hersla ur samykktan texta, til a stula a v a sjnarmi slands um essi ml yru hf a leiarljsi. heildina liti einkenndi vr og frisemd formlega vettvanginn a essu sinni, a.m.k. samanburi vi fyrri r. tt tillgur um bann vi botnvrpuveium og lokun hafsva hafi enn skoti upp kollinum, fengu r takmarkaa athygli fundinum. Fundur aildarrkja hafrttarsttmlans, 19. 23. jn: Sextndi fundur aildarrkja hafrttarsttmlans var haldinn 19. til 23. jn sl. Eins og kunnugt er hefur undanfrnum rum veri talsver umra essum fundum um hlutverk eirra, en sland samt nokkrum rum rkjum ltur svo a samkvmt kvum sjlfs hafrttarsttmlans einskorist hlutverk fundarins vi umfjllun um rekstrar- og fjrml aljlega hafrttardmsins og landgrunnsnefndarinnar. fundinum eigi alls ekki a fjalla um efnisatrii heldur s a hlutverk allsherjarings S og hins formlega samrsferlis um mlefni hafsins og hafrttarml (UNICPOLOS). Sum nnur rki, einkum runarrki, telja hinsvegar a fundurinn s einnig rttur vettvangur til a fjalla um efnisatrii. Dagskr fundarins var hefbundin og flst v a forsvarsmenn aljlega hafrttardmsins, hafsbotnsstofnunarinnar og landgrunnsnefndarinnar geru grein fyrir starfsemi eirra. Einnig var fari yfir rekstrarleg atrii hafrttardmstlsins. Kosningar Hinn 10. oktber 2005 kaus allsherjaringi fimm rki til setu ryggisrinu rin 2006-2007. Bi var a ganga fr framboum llum rkjahpunum nema GRULAC (Rmanska Amerka og Karbahafsrki), .e.a.s. frambo voru jafnmrg og laus sti. tt bi s fyrirfram a ganga fr framboum landahpunum ofangreindan htt, fara kosningar fram um ll stin sem boi eru. Hvert rki framboi arf a f 2/3 hluta greiddra atkva. Per og Nkaragva, r hpi GRULAC, tkust um eitt sti. Til a n kjri urfti 125 atkvi hi minnsta. Per hlaut kosningu og fkk 144 atkvi. Nkaragva fkk 43 atkvi. Afrku/Asu-kosningunni urfti hvert rki a f 126 atkvi hi minnsta, en Kong fkk 188, Katar 186 og Gana 184. Austur Evrpu-kosningunni urfti 124 atkvi hi minnsta og Slvaka fkk 185. Kong, Gana, Katar, Slvaka og Per tku v sti 1. janar 2006 ryggisri Sameinuu janna og leystu af hlmi Benn, Alsr, Filippseyjar, Rmenu og Brasilu. Kosi var um 18 laus sti efnahags- og flagsmlari Sameinuu janna (ECOSOC) 18. oktber 2005, fyrir tmabili 2006-2008. GRULAC voru fimm rki framboi fjgur sti. Niurstaan GRULAC var a rgv ni ekki kjri. Arir rkjahpar hfu n samkomulagi um niurrun rkja sn sti. Kosin voru 18 rki (1/3 af ECOSOC) og arf hvert eirra a f 2/3 hluta atkva. Eftirtalin rki, talin upp eftir atkvafjlda, hlutu kosningu: Angla (186), Madagaskar (184), Benn (183), Sdi Araba (182), Mritana (181), Gnea-Biss (180), Japan (180), Sri Lanka (180), Frakkland (175), Austurrki (175), skaland (174), Spnn (173), Tkkland (173), Tyrkland (172), Paragv (160), Gvjana (158), Kba (154) og Hat (138). rgv hlaut 121 atkvi. Kosningar til missa nefnda er heyra undir fimmtu nefnd allsherjaringsins fru fram 3. nvember 2005. essar nefndir eru: Rgefandi nefnd um stjrnsslu- og fjrlagaml (Administrative Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, ACABQ), framlaganefnd Sameinuu janna (Committee on Contributions), fjrfestinganefnd Sameinuu janna (Investments Committee), stjrnssludmstll Sameinuu janna (United Nations Administrative Tribunal), eftirlaunanefnd Sameinuu janna (United Nations Staff Pension Committee), nefnd er fjallar um borgaralega starfsmenn aljavettvangi (International Civil Service Commission) og endurskounarr (Board of Auditors). Hinn 7. nvember 2005 var kosi fimm laus sti dmara vi aljadmstlinn Haag. Kosningar fru samtmis fram ryggisrinu. Fimm umferir urfti til a n niurstu og voru eftirtaldir kjrnir: Leonid Skotnikov (Rsslandi), Kenneth Keith (Nja Sjlandi), Mohamed Bennouna (Marokk), Bernardo Seplveda Amor (Mexk) og Thomas Buergenthal (Bandarkjunum). S sstanefndi var endurkjrinn.Nu ra kjrtmabil allra essara dmara hfst ann 6. febrar 2006. sland studdi alla essa frambjendur. Hinn 26. janar 2006 fr fram kjr sex dmara til aljlega sakamladmstlsins. Aeins eina umfer urfti til a n fram rslitum kjrinu. 100 rki greiddu atkvi, 4 atkvi voru gild. Tilskilinn 2/3 meirihluti var 67 atkvi. Kosningu hlutu frambjendur fr eftirtldum lndum: Blgaru - 82 atkvi (.m.t fr slandi); Lettlandi - 77 atkvi (.m.t fr slandi); Finnlandi - 73 atkvi (.m.t fr slandi); Ghana - 72 atkvi; S-Kreu - 70 atkvi og skalandi 67 atkvi (.m.t fr slandi). Vali var og kosi til friaruppbyggingarnefndar (Peacebuilding Commission) en 31 rki eiga sti nefndinni. au eru; a) valin af ryggisrinu: Danmrk, Tansana og fastarkin fimm; Bandarkin, Bretland, Frakkland, Kna og Rssland; b) kjrin af Efnahags- og flagsmlarinu: Angla, Belga, Brasila, Gnea-Biss, Indnesa, Plland og Sri Lanka; c) fimm rki r hpi eirra sem leggja til flesta hermenn og borgaralega lgreglumenn til friargslu vegum S: Bangladess, Gana, Indland, Ngera og Pakistan; d) fimm rki meal eirra sem veita mest fjrmagn til S: skaland, Holland, tala, Japan og Noregur; e) Sj rki kosin af allsherjaringinu: Brnd, Chile, Egyptaland, El Salvador, Fiji, Jamaika og Krata. Kosningar til hins nja mannrttindars S (Human Rights Council) fru fram rijudaginn 9. ma. Jan Eliasson, forseti allsherjaringsins, greindi fr v fundinum a um vri a ra strstu kosningar sgu allsherjaringsins, en alls var kosi til 47 sta. Skipan sta nja mannrttindarinu me tilliti til rkjahpa var me eftirfarandi htti: Afrkuhpur 13 sti, Asuhpur 13 sti, Austur-Evrpuhpur 6 sti, Mi- og Suur-Amerku- og Karbahafshpur 8 sti, og Vestur Evrpa og arir 7 sti. Fyrsti fundur hins nja mannrttindars S var haldinn Genf 19. jn sl. Kjr forseta 61. allsherjarings og varaforseta fr fram 8. jn. Einnig var kosi til stjrna (bureau) aalnefnda allsherjaringsins, nema 1. og 5. nefndar. ll frambo hfu veri samykkt af rkjahpunum fyrir kosningarnar. Forseti allsherjaringsins var kosin Haya Rashed Al Khalifa fr Barein, sem m.a. var sendiherra landsins Frakklandi og gagnvart UNESCO fr 2000-2004. Varaforsetar allsherjaringsins eru 21, ar af eru au fimm rki sem eiga fast sti ryggisrinu en hin stin 16 skiptast milli rkjahpanna. au rki auk fimmveldanna sem munu skipa sti varaforsetanna nsta allsherjaringi eru Btan, Chile, Filippseyjar, Gnea, Hati, Holland, Indnesa, Kamern, Klumba, Krata, Kveit, Liechtenstein, Lba, Ngera, ganda og Zimbabwe. sland og Tyrkland hafa n boi sig fram au tv varaforsetaembtti sem koma hlut Vesturlanda (WEOG) a ri (62. allsherjaringi). Kosningar til nefndar aljasamnings Sameinuu janna um afnm alls misrttis gagnvart konum (CEDAW) fru fram 23. jn. Alls var kjri til 12 sta srfringanefndinni en hana skipa 23 srfringar fr aildarrkjunum sem sitja til fjgurra ra senn. Kosi var milli 24 frambjenda. Srfringar fr eftirfarandi tlf rkjum nu kjri til CEDAW; Bangladess, Japan, Mritus, Slvenu, Hollandi, Kratu, Alsr, Egyptalandi, Talandi, Gana, srael og Suur-Afrku. Eftirfylgni leitogafundar S september 2005 Samningar grundvelli lokaskjals leitogafundarins voru tmafrekir og settu fundir um a efni sterkan svip starf fastanefndarinnar. Samningafundir voru einkum um ntt mannrttindar (Human Rights Commission, HRC), friaruppbyggingarnefnd (Peacebuilding Commission, PBC), endurbtur rekstri skrifstofu S, runarml / endurbtur starfshtta efnahags- og flagsmlarsins (ECOSOC), stkkun ryggisrsins og endurbtur vinnubrgum ess, agerir gegn hryjuverkum, barttuna vi HIV/AIDS, styrkingu allsherjaringsins, endurbtur rekstri skrifstofu S, endurskoun verkefna og umhverfisml. runarml og endurbtur efnahags- og flagsmlarinu (ECOSOC): leitogafundinum voru saldarmarkmi S m.a. treku. byrg runarrkjanna sjlfra er berandi niurstunni mrgum stum. Srstaklega varandi btta stjrnunarhtti og trmingu spillingar. Bandarkin brust fyrir v og sland hefur lagt herslu tt eirra. Hvatt er til aukinnar runarastoar og v er fagna a mrg framlagsrkja hafa lagt fram tmatlun um hvenr au tli a n v takmarki a leggja 0,7% af landsframleislu til runarastoar. Fjalla var um njar leiir til a fjrmagna runarasto, t.d. me v a skattleggja flugfargjld. Rki eru ekki skuldbundin til a taka tt v framtaki. Virurnar fru hgt af sta. runarrkin lgu snemma fram tarlegar krfur um a skerpa skuldbindingum framlagarkja runarmlum og ganga lengra v sambandi en kvei var leitogafundinum. a mtti harri andstu framlagsrkja, enda var skammur tmi liinn fr v a verulegur rangur hafi nst leitogafundinum sjlfum, og ekki mtti vnta a embttismenn New York gtu gengi lengra en leitogar eirra geru fum mnuum ur. Mikill tmi fr samningavirur um textann og niurstunni fellst ltil sem engin breyting skuldbindingum aildarrkja runarmlum fr v sem ur hafi veri samykkt. Textinn hefur rast verulega og batna llum essum fundum og er ml manna a arna s kominn gtur grunnur til a vinna framtinni. Ef benda m eitt atrii fremur en nnur ar sem einhver rangur nist, m segja a umfjllun um niurfellingu skulda, hafi aildarrkin gengi lengra en ur v a skuldbinda sig til a ltta skuldabyri runarrkja. leitogafundi S hausti 2005 voru lagar skrar lnur um endurbtur ECOSOC. Virurnar ttu, ef allt er elilegt, a ganga nokku hratt fyrir sig, v ekki er um a ra umbyltingu starfseminni. Fimm fundir voru haldnir sasta rsfjrungi 2005 og rr fundir voru haldnir fyrsta rsfjrungi 2006 og virast aildarrkin vera sammla grundvallaratrium um endurbturnar starfsemi ECOSOC, en deilur um ara hluti, svo sem runarml, stu lengi vegi fyrir frgangi. Gert er r fyrir niurstu snemma september 2006. Friaruppbyggingarnefndin, PBC: Allsherjaring S og ryggisri samykktu mivikudaginn 21. desember 2005, stofnun friaruppbyggingarnefndar (Peacebuilding Commission). essi samykkt kom eftir fjlda samningafunda um mli kjlfar leitogafundarins september, ar sem leitogarnir kvu a nefndin skyldi hefja strf fyrir rslok. Meginmarkmi me stofnun nefndarinnar er a koma heildstara aljlegu starfi til a tryggja varanlegan fri strshrjum rkjum. Nefndin raun a taka vi egar friargslusveitir hafa loki hlutverki snu. Ekki hefur ur einn aili haft umsjn me a samhfa hi aljlega starf sem fram fer kjlfar ess a frii hefur veri komi . bls. 16 var fjalla um au rki sem kosin voru nefndina. Tuttugu rki geru grein fyrir atkvi snu en mli var samykkt samhlja inginu n formlegrar atkvagreislu. Nokku bar gagnrni (t.d. fr Egyptalandi, Kosta Rka, Pakistan, Indlandi, Sviss og Kbu), um a vald ryggisrsins yfir nefndinni vri of miki. Noregur tilkynnti a a myndi verja 30 milljnum bandarkjadala til friaruppbyggingarnefndarsjsins (Peacebuilding Commission Fund) Ntt mannrttindar, HRC: Allsherjaring S samykkti ann 15. mars 2006 a setja ft ntt mannrttindar Genf, sta mannrttindanefndar S, sem stt hefur vaxandi gagnrni undanfrnum rum. Hausti 2005 og fyrstu mnuina essu ri voru haldnir margir formlegir samningafundir um hi nja mannrttindar og var djpstur greiningur um mli. Mlamilunartexti lyktunarinnar um mannrttindari var a lokum lagur fram af Jan Eliasson, forseta allsherjaringsins, og hann samykktur me yfirgnfandi meirihluta atkvagreislu. Bandarkin fru fram atkvagreislu um lyktunina. sland greiddi atkvi me nja mannrttindarinu. 47 rki munu eiga sti v hverju sinni og voru au kjrin af allsherjaringinu 9. ma 2006, sbr. hr a ofan. Fyrsti fundur rsins var haldinn Genf 19. jn 2006. Fastafulltri, flutti varp fundinum 15. mars egar tillagan hafi veri samykkt og sagist vona a hi nja mannrttindar S yri til ess a efla starf samtakanna svii mannrttinda; sland legi rka herslu samsetningu rsins og myndi ekki styja rki til setu rinu sem kerfisbundi vanvirtu skuldbindingar snar svii mannrttinda ea sttu refsiagerum af hlfu ryggisrs S vegna mannrttindabrota. Bandarkin rttuu fundinum a hi nja mannrttindar gengi of skammt a tryggja vernd mannrttinda og greiddu atkvi gegn tillgunni. Bandarkin telja grundvallaratrii a kosning til rsins s me 2/3 hluta atkva allsherjaringinu til a erfiara veri fyrir rki sem vanviri skuldbindingar snar svii mannrttinda a gerast ailar a rinu. Styrking allsherjaringsins: fyrri hluta rsins 2006 voru haldnir nokkrir formlegir fundir allsherjaringi S um styrkingu ess. Me lyktun allsherjaringsins nr. 59/313 var stofnaur srstakur vinnuhpur, opinn llum aildarrkjum, til a fjalla um etta ml og voru etta fyrstu fundir vinnuhpsins. Umrur um styrkingu allsherjaringsins eru ekki njar af nlinni, r hafa veri dagskr ingsins um rabil. Tluver umra var essum fundum um hlutverk og vald allsherjaringsins gagnvart rum stofnunum S, einkum ryggisrinu. treka var a fara bri eftir stofnsttmlanum egar kmi a valdahlutfllum milli helstu stofnanna S, en ryggisri er af mrgum tali hafa fari inn valdsvi allsherjaringsins og ECOSOC. Rtt var m.a. um hlutverk allsherjaringsins vi val og skipan aalframkvmdastjra S. Eins og kunnugt er lkur starfsumboi Kofi Annan rslok 2006 og umrur um eftirmann hans eru hafnar. anda virna um endurbtur starfi S hfst umfjllun um mikilvgi ess a allsherjaringi, ar sem ll aildarrki S sitja, gegni veigameira hlutverki en hinga til vi val aalframkvmdastjra. Vali hefur tt sveipa leyndarhjpi ryggisrinu, einkum meal fimmveldanna. Jafnvel hefur stundum veri ljst fram sustu stundu hverjir kmu til greina starfi. Einn fastafulltri bar ferli saman vi kjr leitoga fyrrum kommnistarkjum. Umran um breytingar essu svii er svo sem ekki n af nlinni. ri 1997 samykkti allsherjaringi einmitt lyktun ar sem m.a. er kvei um a ferli vi val aalframkvmdastjra S skuli gert gagnsrra. Ekkert hefur hinsvegar gerst san. Endurbtur rekstri skrifstofu S: lokaskjali leitogafundarins var teki fram a til ess a fylgja reglum stofnsttmla S og markmium hans vri nausynlegt a skrifstofa stofnunarinnar vri skilvirk, afkastamikil og byrg. Lg var hersla a endurbtum rekstri skrifstofunnar sem veri hafa gangi um nokkurt skei yri fram haldi, komi yri kerfi til a tryggja byrg starfsmanna verkefnum snum, reynt yri a tryggja a starfsemi S stist hstu siferislegu vimi, m.a. me v a skylda starfsmenn til a upplsa um fjrml sn og vernda sem upplstu um elilega framkvmd og brot starfi innan stofnunarinnar. v sambandi skoruu leitogarnir aalframkvmdastjra S a upplsa frekar um tlun um stofnun sjlfstrar siferisskrifstofu sem myndi taka siferislegum spurningum og vandamlum tengslum vi starf stofnunarinnar og starfsmanna hennar. Ennfremur skuu leitogarnir eftir tillgum fr aalframkvmdastjranum til allsherjaringsins fyrsta rsfjrungi 2006 um hvernig framkvma tti endurbtur rekstri stofnunarinnar, .m.t. hugmyndir um endurbtur fjrmla- og mannausstjrn, ger starfslokasamninga vi starfsflk sem ekki vri lengur rf fyrir, straumlnulgun yfirstjrnar stofnunarinnar o.fl. Teki var fram a eftirlit og endurskoun me rekstri stofnunarinnar yrfti a bta og ess ska a aalframkvmdastjrinn lti ha aila meta rf rbtum v svii og kmi me tillgur um stofnun sjlfstrar rgefandi eftirlitsnefndar. Hvatt var til a gtt yri kynjasjnarmia stefnumrkun og kvrunum stofnunarinnar og loks teki fram a gera yri strngustu krfur til allra starfsmanna S, enga kynferisleg misnotkun af nokkru tagi mtti la og styja yrfti frnarlmb slkrar misnotkunar. ryggi starfsmanna vegum S var einnig hyggjuefni leitogafundarins og lokaskjalinu fordmdu leitogarnir allar rsir og hvttu leitogarnir allar jir til a gerast ailar a samningi um ryggi starfsmanna S og tengdra starfsmanna fr 1994 og hvttu einnig til a bkun yri ger vi hann til auka enn frekar vernd essara starfsmanna. Fr september 2005 var unni a essum markmium, bi fimmtu nefnd S varandi fjrml og rekstrartti eirra og sjttu nefnd varandi lagarammann. Fyrsti snilegi rangur af leitogaskjalinu var afrakstur vinnu vettvangi sjttu nefndar, v ann 8. desember samykkti allsherjaringi valkva bkun vi samning um ryggi starfsmanna S og tengdra starfsmanna fr 1994. Fyrri hluta desember var ger grein fyrir stu ofangreindra mla formlegri fundalotu allsherjaringsins. ar var m.a. ger grein fyrir yfirstandandi vinnu a endurbtum rekstri skrifstofunnar og v lst yfir a skrsla me tillgum ar a ltandi myndi liggja fyrir allsherjaringinu lok febrar 2006. ann 7. mars lagi aaframkvmdastjrinn skrsluna fram og kynnti hana fyrir aildarrkjunum allsherjaringi S, en hn ber heiti ,,Investing in the United Nations: For a stronger Organization worldwide. Skrslan inniheldur annarsvegar tillgur til rbta svo a aalframkvmdastjri S geti betur sinnt stjrnendahlutverki snu innan stofnunarinnar og hinsvegar tillgur til a tryggja a lg, reglur og stefnumrkun svii fjrmla, fjrlaga og mannausstjrnunar su samrmi vi ntmakrfur. Breytingar hafa ori verkefnum stofnunarinnar sustu rum, m.a. strfelld aukning friargsluverkefnum, sem kallar hreyfanlegra starfsli, annarskonar samninga og jlfun, breytt stjrnunarkerfi o.fl. tt unni hafi veri a endurbtum linum rum hafa r ekki rist ngu djpt til a leysa ann vanda sem stofnunin er komin . Tillgurnar skrslu aalframkvmdastjrans beinast a sj lkum ttum. Vi kynningu skrslunni tk aalframkvmdastjrinn fram a ekki vri um a ra niurskurartillgur heldur agerir sem til langs tma liti myndu skila sparnai rekstri S. Aildarrki yrftu hinsvegar a vera tilbin til a ,,fjrfesta S til a stofnunin yri eins rangursrk og tlast vri til af henni. Verkinu miai hgt og segja m a djp gj hafi myndast milli rkjahpa varandi etta vifangsefni. essar endurbtur hafa veri settar samhengi vi fjrhagsleg mlefni S og endurskoun verkefna S og samhengisins vegna vsast til kafla hr eftir um starfsemi 5. nefndar S. Endurskoun verkefna S: Nokkrir formlegir fundir voru haldnir allsherjaringi S vi endurskoun verkefna S. Yfirlsing leitogafundarins gerir r fyrir a endurskoa verkefni S sem eru eldri en 5 ra. Deilt hefur veri um hvort um s a ra einungis au verkefni sem eru eldri en fimm ra og hafa ekki veri endurnju sustu fimm r, ea ll verkefni sem eru eldri en fimm ra og hafa veri endurnju. Mikill munur er ar og ef a sarnefnda verur ofan , er um a ra tugi sunda verkefna fr 55 ra tmabili. Skrifstofa S hefur lagt mikla vinnu a fara yfir ll verkefnin og niurstur r eirri vinnu voru teknar saman skrslu sem ber heiti ,,Mandating and delivering: analysis and recommendations to facilitate the review of mandates," sem kynnt var fundi allsherjaringinu 30. mars 2006. skrslunni er fjalla um helstu vandaml sem S hafa stai frammi fyrir varandi verkefnastjrnun, ar er v lst hvernig vinna vi endurskoun verkefnanna fr fram, hvaa aferafri var beitt, hvaa meginflokkar voru skoair og ar eru bendingar og tillgur til rbta. Gagnabanki hefur veri settur ft ar sem ll ,,lifandi" verkefni S eru skr og hafa aildarrkin v alla mguleika a afla sr upplsinga um au verkefni sem au vilja og athuga stu eirra a vild. Athuga hvort ekki megi fella niur einhver verkefni, fra mannafla og fjrmagn til milli verkefna, breyta verkefnum ea hagra eim annan htt. Fjldi verkefnanna er slkur a fyrirsjanlegt er a tplega muni nst a fara yfir og fjalla um au ll innan greindra tmamarka. Virur eiga sr n sta um a hvernig endurskoun verkefnanna verur haga. Agerir gegn hryjuverkum: Eitt af hersluatrium leitogafundarins september var nausyn hertra og samhfra agera gegn eirri gn sem aljasamflaginu stafar af hryjuverkum. lokaskjali leitogafundarins voru hryjuverk hvaa mynd sem er fordmd og skora rki heimsins a snast til varnar gegn eirri v. hersla var lg mikilvgi S eirri vrn og ger allsherjarsttmla gegn hryjuverkum. var einnig lg hersla nausyn ess a aljalaga yri gtt agerum gegn hryjuverkum. ryggisri var einnig hvatt til a styrkja hlutverk sitt essu svii og einnig vakin athygli nausyn ess a styja vi frnarlmb hryjuverka. Um etta efni var fjalla sjttu nefnd S, eins og nnar verur lst umfjllun um starf eirrar nefndar hr eftir. Dagana 27. febrar til 3. mars 2006 kom saman srstk nefnd um varnir gegn hryjuverkum sem stofnu var 1996. Verkefni nefndarinnar eru tilgreind lyktun 60/43 fr 8. desember 2005 og eru au annarsvegar a vinna a drgum allsherjarsamnings gegn hryjuverkum og hinsvegar a ra hvort S eigi a kalla saman fund httsettra aila til a vinna a essu mlefni. Nefndin hlt vikulangan fund um ofangreind verkefni. Ekki nist niurstaa og endai fundavikan v a formaur nefndarinnar skorai aildarrkin a vinna fram a essum mikilvgu mlefnum. lok aprl kom t skrsla aalframkvmdastjra S varandi stefnu S um agerir gegn hryjuverkum sem ber heiti: ,,Uniting against terrorism: recommendations for a global counter-terrorism strategy. Skrslan er svar vi beini lokaskjali leitogafundarins 2005 um tillgur fr aalframkvmdastjranum um a hvernig beri a styrkja asto S vi aildarrkin essu svii og samrma agerir S um essi ml. fundum vinnuhps sem skipaur var um etta ml kom ljs a nokkur greiningur er meal aildarrkjanna um stefnu essum mlum. Slkt kemur ekki vart v eins og kunnugt er hefur ekki nst samstaa um ger allsherjarsttmla um agerir gegn hryjuverkum. tt ll rki fordmi hryjuverk var afstaan til ess hversu langt tti a ganga mjg mismunandi, t.d. varandi greinarmun hryjuverkum og ,,elilegri barttu t.d. kgara hpa hersetnu landi. Vikvmt mlefni var sk. ,,State-Terrorism ar sem rki ea rkisstjrnir eiga aild a ea tengjast hryjuverkum og einnig hvernig vinna mtti gegn astum sem geta leitt af sr hryjuverk. Seinni hluta jn lgu formenn vinnuhpsins fram drg a lyktun um etta efni. Boa var til framhaldsfunda um mli gst 2006. Stkkun ryggisrsins og endurbtur vinnubrgum ess: Hinn 10. nvember 2005 fr fram rleg formleg umra allsherjaringinu um starf ryggisrsins og um breytingar v. ru fastafulltra lagi sland herslu mikilvgi umbta starfi rsins og a aukinn fjldi opinna funda vri spor rtt tt. var rttaur stuningur slands vi framkomna tillgu fr G-4, en G-4 rkin eru skaland, Indland, Japan og Brasila. au hafa ll sst eftir fstu sti rinu. tillgu eirra felst m.a. a rki ryggisrsins veri tuttugu og fimm sta fimmtn ur, .e. sex n rki me fast sti, tv fr Asu, tv fr Afrku, eitt fr Vesturlndum og eitt fr rmnsku Amerku. A auki fi Asa, Afrka, Austur-Evrpa og rmanska Amerka eitt kjri sti hver. Einnig er fjalla um endurbtur vinnubrgum rsins G-4 tillgunni. Ekki var miki um fundahld um mli seinni hluta 2005 mia vi fyrr rinu. Ljst er a rki Afrku hafa lykilstu mlinu og a G-4 tillagan sem sland styur ntur ekki eins og er ngjanlegs stunings allsherjaringinu (a arf 2/3). Afrkurkin halda fast vi a n fst rki ryggisrinu eigi strax a f neitunarvald. Auk ess vilja Afrkurkin einu kjrnu sti meira en G-4 tillagan gerir r fyrir. Anna Afrkutillgunni og tillgu G-4 er nnast eins. fyrsta rsfjrungi 2006 lgu fimm rki, Kosta Rka, Jrdana, Liechtenstein, Singapr og Sviss, formlega fram tillgu a lyktun allsherjaringsins um endurbtur starfshttum ryggisrsins. Ekkert er viki a stkkun ryggisrsins tillgunni. Allsherjaringi getur ekki sett ryggisrinu verklagsreglur, en me samykkt tillgunnar vri m.a. lagt til vi ryggisri a bta enn frekar upplsingafli ryggisrsins til allsherjaringsins og a betur veri fylgst me framkvmd lyktana ryggisrsins. er lagt til a s neitunarvaldi beitt rinu urfi rki a gera grein fyrir stum ess og ekki skuli beita v egar um er a ra jarmor, glpi gegn mannkyni og alvarleg mannrttindabrot. Almennt er tali a tillagan njti fylgis en mti andstu meal fimmvelda ryggisrsins sem lta svo a allsherjaringi s a segja ryggisrinu fyrir verkum. byrjun janar 2006 lgu Brasila, Indland og skaland fram G-4 tillguna aftur nnast breytta. Tillaga G-4 var lg fram 59. allsherjaringi og var hn v ekki lengur borinu. Rkin rj tldu a a vri nausynlegt a tillaga eirra vri borinu, kmi upp s staa a tillgu Afrkurkjanna yri hafna atkvagreislu. Japan s sr ekki frt a setja nafn sitt blai ljsi ess a vikvmar samningavirur stu yfir milli stjrnvalda Japan og Bandarkjanna sama tma. Opinber sta var s a Japan taldi tiloka a tillagan ni samykki 2/3 hluta aildarrkja og vildi v ekki setja nafn sitt tillgu sem fyrirfram vri vst a ni ekki samkomulagi. sland studdi essa aferafri rkjanna riggja. Eftir langt hl var umra um mli allsherjaringinu 20. og 21. jl 2006, ar sem 86 rki tku til mls. ar var rttaur stuningur slands vi tillgu G-4. Umhverfisml: niurstu leitogafundar S er m.a. kvei a endurskoa, samrma og bta agerir S umhverfismlum. Samningavirur um eftirfylgni fundarins essu mli hfust aprl. Forseti allsherjaringsins skipai tvo formenn, fastafulltra Mexk og Sviss, til a leia virurnar. Fjrir fundir voru haldnir og flutti fastafulltri slands varp fyrsta fundinum ar sem hann sagi m.a. a btt mefer umhverfismla vri lykill a sjlfbrri run og n hennar yri saldarmarkmiunum runarmlum ekki n. Hann lagi til a m.a. yri byggt eirri srfriekkingu sem vri til staar auk ess a tryggja framkvmd gildandi samninga. Hann sagi sland hafa stutt a a ll rki tkju tt strfum UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme). Hann vildi hinsvegar sj hvernig ml rast ur en sland tekur endanlega afstu til ess hvort breyta eigi UNEP sjlfsta umhverfisstofnun S. Lokafundurinn var haldinn 27. jn 2006. upphafi fundar dreifu formennirnir samantekt um afstu rkja, . m. slands, sem kom fram hinum fundunum remur. ar sem formennirnir dreifu samantekt sinni fundinum var ekkert aildarrki tilbi til a bregast vi henni. Enn eftir a kvea hvernig mlinu veri haldi fram. Fyrsta nefnd: Afvopnunar- og ryggisml Y.J. Choi, fastafulltri Suur-Kreu hj Sameinuu junum New York, gegndi formennsku 1. nefnd allsherjaringsins sem starfai fr 29. september til 1. nvember 2005. Undanfarin r hefur stnun afvopnunarmlum sett svip sinn umru nefndinni. v sambandi er skemmst a minnast endurskounarrstefnu aildarrkja samningsins um tbreislu kjarnavopna (NPT) sem haldin var ma essu ri og lauk n samkomulags um lokayfirlsingu. S tkoma er ekki til ess fallin a styrkja samninginn. Fastafulltri slands flutti ru almennri umru 1. nefndar. ar var rtta a lokaskjal leitogafundar S september hefi ekki uppfyllt slenskar vntingar. T.d. vri ekkert fjalla um afvopnunarml og leiir til varnar tbreislu gjreyingavopna lokaskjalinu, rtt fyrir a almennt s viurkennt a tbreisla eirra vopna og mguleg notkun eirra af hryjuverkahpum s gn vi ryggi heimsins. var runni lst yfir vonbrigum me a endurskounarrstefnu samningsins gegn tbreislu kjarnavopna hafi ekki nst samkomulag um a styrkja hann. runni var lst yfir stuningi slands vi nnur rri eins og PSI (Proliferation Security Initiative). PSI hefur a markmii a hefta tbreislu gjreyingarvopna, me v m.a. a koma veg fyrir flutning eirra um hafsvi. A lokum var hersla lg endurbtur starfa 1. nefnd. Langflestar lyktunartillgur nefndinni er endurteki efni fr fyrri rum, me litlum efnislegum breytingum. Sumar tillgur koma rlega til umfjllunar en arar anna ea rija hvert r. A jafnai vera litlar breytingar milli ra afstu rkja til einstakra lyktanatillagna. Til nokkurra tinda m teljast a r greiddi sland atkvi me tillgu "New Agenda Coalition" (NAC) svii afvopnunarmla. Svj, Nja Sjland, Brasila, Mexk, Egyptaland og Suur-Afrka mynda ann hp rkja. Texti tillgu hpsins r tti nokku almennur. M.a. var niurstaa NPT endurskounarrstefnunnar ri 2000 rttu og kjarnavopnarkin bein a hraa tku eirra skrefa tt til afvopnunar sem voru samykkt. sland hefur vi nefndarstrfin ni samr vi helstu bandalagsrki, s.s. Norurlndin, einkum Noreg og Danmrku, um afstu til tillagna. Svokallaur Mason-hpur fundar vikulega en ar er skipst upplsingum um afstu til lyktunartillagna. Hpinn skipa vestrn rki, auk nokkurra sem teljast utan eirra, s.s. Armenu og Argentnu. Samtals voru samykktar 53 lyktunartillgur og 6 kvaranir fyrstu nefnd. sland var meflutningsrki a eftirfarandi nu lyktunartillgum: 1) Um tuttugu og fimm ra afmli Rannsknaseturs S um afvopnunarml; 2) Um a vekja athygli s.k. Hague Code of Conduct sem hefur a markmii a sporna gegn tbreislu skotflauga; 3) Um hlutlgar upplsingar um herml, . m. upplsingaskipti um tgjld til hermla; 4) Um samning um bann vi hefbundnum vopnum sem valdi geta dma jningu; 5) Um gagnsi upplsinga um hernaarmtt; 6) Um leiir til a bera kennsl og rekja lgleg handvopn; 7) Um samninginn um bann vi jarsprengjum; 8) Um milun upplsinga um traustvekjandi agerir svii hefbundinna vopna og 9) Um mikilvgi ess a rki standi vi skuldbindingar samkvmt aljasamningum um agerir gegn tbreislu vopna, takmrkun vopna og afvopnunarsamninga. Hgt er a nlgast allar samykktar lyktanir fyrstu nefndar 60. allsherjaringinu hr:  HYPERLINK "http://www.un.org/Depts/dhl/resguide/r60.htm" http://www.un.org/Depts/dhl/resguide/r60.htm nnur nefnd: Efnahags-, runar- og umhverfisml Formaur nefndarinnar var kjrinn Aminu Bashir Wali, fastafulltri Ngeru. Strf nefndarinnar hfust me almennri umru og san var umra um einstk mlefni. A v loknu tku vi formlegar umrur um lyktunardrg sem nefndin afgreiddi formlegum fundum nvember og desember. Strfum nefndarinnar lauk 16. desember 2005. nefndinni hefur fastanefnd lagt herslu a fylgjast me mlefnum um sjlfbra run, umhverfismlum, mlefnum runarrkja me tilliti til fjrmgnunar runar og skuldastu runarrkja og um aljaviskipti og aljavingu. Fastafulltri flutti tvr rur nefndinni, um konur og run og um sjlfbra run og endurnjanlega orku, en viki verur a v nnar sar essum kafla. Mikill meirihluti lyktana nefndinni kemur fr runarrkjum (G-77 og Kna) og eru inrki almennt ekki meflutningsrki, en reynt er a forast atkvagreislur. Mestur tmi fer v formlegar samningavirur milli G-77 og Kna og inrkja. Nefndin samykkti 39 lyktanir. etta r var venjulegt a v leyti a fleiri lyktanir fru atkvagreislu en ur. Mnnum ber saman um a stan fyrir v s fyrst og fremst hrifin af erfium samningavirum um niurstu leitogafundarins september 2005. Atkvi voru greidd um lyktun um umrartt Palestnu og Araba yfir nttrulegum aulindum snum hernumdum svum, um lyktun um viskipti og run, um lyktun um aljlegt r gegn eyimerkurmyndun og um lyktun um einhlia efnahagslegar refsiagerir gegn runarrkjum. Vegna einangrarar afstu til samningavirna um fjrml S bu Bandarkin um atkvagreislu um eina mgr. eftirfarandi remur lyktunum: um aljlega flksflutninga og run, um vernd loftslagsins fyrir mannkyni, og um framkvmd samnings um barttuna gegn eyimerkurmyndun. ESB ba um atkvagreislu um eina mlsgrein lyktun um ftkustu rkin. Varafastafulltri slands stri formlegum samningavirum um lyktun um bsetutlun S (UN-Habitat). r virur hfust fstudaginn 4. nvember og eim lauk me samhlja samykki nefndarinnar fstudaginn 2. desember 2005. Nefndin samykkti 13 lyktanir tengdar umhverfismlum og sjlfbrri run. Allar essar lyktanir vara hagsmuni slands beint ea beint og flutti fastafulltri ru fyrir slands hnd vi umru um mli. runni sagi m.a. fr stuningi slands vi sjlfbra run hj smum eyjum, en slensk stjrnvld kvu fyrr rinu 2005 a leggja eina milljn bandarkjadala srstakan sj eim tilgangi. Sagt var og fr v hvernig slendingar hafi ntt sr jarhita til hshitunar og raforkuframleislu og a sland hafi gert sitt til a mila ekkingu sinni essu svii til runarrkja, m.a. me strfum jarhitahskla S slandi. Margar smar eyjar hafa jarhita og eru miklar lkur a r geti ntt hann til raforkuframleislu. dag er str hluti raforku essum eyjum framleiddur me v a brenna olu. Fastafulltri sagi einnig fr vetnistilraunum slendinga og skri fr v a sland vilji nta nstu fundi nefndar S um sjlfbra run (CSD) til a kynna essi ml enn frekar, me nmskeium og fyrirlestrum. S fundur CSD var haldinn New York dagana 1. til 12. ma 2006, en viki verur a honum sar essari skrslu. Hva lyktanir um ennan mlaflokk varar ber hst heitar deilur um lyktun um aljlegt r eyimarka og eyimerkurmyndunar. a var bagalegt a s deila snerist raun ekki um mlefni sjlft, heldur samtvinnaist deilan mlefnum Mi-Austurlanda. Greidd voru atkvi um tvr breytingatillgur og lyktunina heild. sland greiddi atkvi me a a leiarljsi a hatrmm deila sraelsrkis og Araba um yfirrartt yfir landsvi blandaist ekki inn annars gan mlsta gegn eyimerkurmyndun. Um fjrmgnun runar voru samykktar 4 lyktanir, .e. um aljlegt fjrmlakerfi, aljasamvinnu til a leysa erlenda skuldabyri, framkvmd niurstu aljlegrar rstefnu um flun fjr og um einhlia refsiagerir gegn runarrkjunum. Atkvagreisla fr fram vi afgreislu lyktun um refsiagerir og sat sland hj. Um ftkt og nnur almenn mlefni runarrkja voru samykktar 6 lyktanir, .e. um efnahags- og tknisamvinnu runarrkja (suur-suur), um riju rstefnu S um ftkustu rkin, um srstakar arfir landluktra rkja, um eflingu mannaus gu runar, um framkvmd ratugar S barttunni gegn ftkt og um konur og run. Greidd voru atkvi um 6. mlsgrein lyktuninni um srstakar agerir til hjlpar ftkustu rkjunum og greiddi sland atkvi me henni. Fastafulltri flutti ru um ftkt og runarml. ar fjallai hann srstaklega um konur og run og lagi herslu barttu gegn mansali. Hann sagi m.a. fr agerum slands v sambandi, . m. fjrmgnun starfsmanni vegum SE Bosnu og srfringi vegum UNIFEM Ksv. Um aljavingu, aljaviskipti og efnahagsml voru samykktar 6 lyktanir, um hlutverk S run tengslum vi hnattvingu, um greislufli, um flksflutninga og run, um vsindi og tkni gu runar, um aljaviskipti og run og um hindrun peningavttis. Atkvagreisla fr fram um lyktun um aljaviskipti og sat sland hj. Nefndin samykkti atkvagreislu lyktun um endanlegan yfirrartt Palestnumanna yfir hernumdu palestnsku landsvi, . m. Jersalem, og yfirrartt Araba hinum hernumda srlenska hluta Glanha yfir nttrulegum aulindum. sland greiddi atkvi me lyktuninni. Um rannsknir, frslu- og jlfun og samstarfsml samykkti nefndin 3 lyktanir, .e. um samstarf S vi fyrirtki og samtk, um rannsknar- og jlfunarstofnun S (UNITAR) og um hskla S Trn talu. sland var meflutningsrki me eirri fyrstnefndu. Nefndin samykkti 5 lyktanir um neyarasto vi tiltekin lnd, .e. asto vi eftirfarandi rki: Kasakstan, Djbt, Epu, Smalu, El Salvador og Gvatemala. sland var meflutningsrki a sastnefndu lyktuninni. sland tk undir rjr rur Evrpusambandsins nefndinni. Rurnar fjlluu um aljavingu, aljleg samstarfsverkefni og yfirrartt Palestnumanna yfir aulindum og landi. Haldnir voru reglulegir hdegisverarfundir Norurlanda nefndinni a frumkvi Normanna. essi nbreytni reyndist vel og hefur veri kvei a halda v samstarfi fram. Fastanefnd hafi miki gagn af v a skja reglulega fundi sem kanadska fastanefndin boai til fyrir JUSCANZ-rkjahpinn. honum eru einkum WEOG-rki, sem standa utan ESB, auk nokkurra annarra. au eru Andorra, strala, Bandarkin, sland, srael, Japan, Kanada, Noregur, Nja-Sjland, Mexk, Rssland, San Marn, Suur- Krea, Sviss og Tyrkland. Hgt er a nlgast allar samykktar lyktanir annarrar nefndar 60. allsherjaringinu hr:  HYPERLINK "http://www.un.org/Depts/dhl/resguide/r60.htm" http://www.un.org/Depts/dhl/resguide/r60.htm rija nefnd: Flags- og mannrttindaml rija nefnd allsherjaringsins, sem fjallar um flags- og mannrttindaml hf starf sitt mnudaginn 3. oktber 2005 og stu fundir hennar yfir til mivikudagsins 25. nvember 2005. Sextn liir voru dagskr nefndarinnar, sem sumir greindust nokkra undirlii. Formaur nefndarinnar var Francis K. Butagira fr ganda. Nefndin samykkti 61 lyktun. Um rijungur eirra var samykktur me atkvagreislu ea 19 lyktanir, en arar voru samykktar n atkvagreislu. sland gerist meflytjandi a 33 lyktunum. Fastafulltri varpai riju nefnd tvisvar sinnum almennri umru um einstaka dagskrrlii. Hann flutti ru um konur 12. oktber og ru um brn 17. oktber. Ni samr og samstarf var meal norrnu rkjanna 3. nefnd. Norurlndin lgu fram 6 lyktanir. Svj, Danmrk, Finnland og Noregur lgu ll fram lyktanir me fullum stuningi hinna Norurlandanna. Danmrk lagi fram lyktun um pyntingar, Noregur lagi fram rjr lyktanir; um aljasamning um afnm alls misrttis gegn konum, um mannrttindi og vernd og asto flks vergangi, Svj um mannrttindasamninga S, og Finnland um skrifstofu flttamannafulltra Sameinuu janna. Af essum sex lyktunum reyndust samningavirur um lyktun um afnm alls misrttis gegn konum erfiastar. Var lyktunin samykkt me atkvagreislu 28. oktber 2005. rija nefnd fjallai um nokkrar lyktanir um mannrttindastand einstkum rkjum; ran, Norur-Kreu, Sdan, Austur-Kong, Mjanmar (Brma), Trkmenistan og sbekistan. sland var meflutningsrki a eim llum. lyktunin um Mjanmar var s eina sem samykkt var n atkvagreislu. Hinar voru allar samykktar atkvagreislu. Hinsvegar var lyktuninni um mannrttindastand Sdan vsa fr. Nefndin lyktai um stu palestnskra barna og um rtt palestnsku jarinnar til sjlfskvrunar, sem bar voru lagar fram af Egyptalandi. sland var meflutningsrki a eirri sarnefndu. Egyptaland dr lyktunina um stu palestnskra barna til baka. Um mlefni kvenna voru samykktar lyktanir um rannskn ofbeldi gegn konum, um runarsj S fyrir konur, um ofbeldi gegn farandverkakonum, aljasamning um afnm alls misrttis gegn konum, um asto vi konur dreifbli og um framtarverkefni um rannskna- og menntastofnanir til framdrttar konum. sland var meflutningsrki a fyrstu fjrum lyktununum. essar lyktanir voru samykktar og eina lyktunin sem fr atkvagreislu var lyktunin um aljasamning um afnm alls misrttis gegn konum. samykkti nefndin atkvagreislu lyktanir um rttindi barnsins og stlkubarnsins, sem sland var einnig meflutningsrki a. rija nefnd samykkti einnig lyktun um verndun mannrttinda barttunni gegn hryjuverkum sem Mexk lagi fram og var samykkt n atkvagreislu. sland var meflutningsrki a lyktuninni. Nefndin samykkti atkvagreislu lyktun um andstu gegn agerum sem tt geta undir kynttafordma sem Rssland lagi fram. sland var ekki meflytjandi og sat hj, lkt og hin Norurlndin og ESB-rkin. lyktun um agerir barttunni gegn kynttafordmum, kynttamisrtti, tlendingahatri o.fl. - eftirfylgni vi aljarstefnuna Durban ri 2001, var samykkt atkvagreislu. strala og Kanada stu hj atkvagreislunni vegna ess a essi rki samykktu ekki Durban-yfirlsinguna snum tma. sland geri a og hefur v stutt essa lyktun undanfarin r. Hgt er a nlgast allar afgreiddar lyktanir riju nefndar 60. allsherjaringinu hrna: http://www.un.org/Depts/dhl/resguide/r60.htm. Fjra nefnd: Srstaka stjrnmla- og nlendunefndin Fjra nefnd kom saman til fyrsta fundar 29. september 2005 og starfai til nvemberloka. Formaur hennar var kjrinn Yashar Aliyev, fastafulltri Aserbadsjan. Helstu mlefni nefndarinnar eru: a) Afnm nlendna: Hefbundin lyktun um Vestur-Sahara var samykkt n atkvagreislu. lyktun um framkvmd yfirlsingarinnar um sjlfsti nlendusva var samykkt me 166 atkvum en rj rki greiddu atkvi mti og fjgur stu hj. sland var fylgjandi lyktuninni. 169 rki samykktu lyktun um Upplsingar fr nlendusvum, skv. 73. gr. sttmla Sameinuu janna. Bandarkin, Bretland, srael, Frakkland og Albana stu hj. Samykkt var lyktun um hrif erlendra hagsmuna nlendusvi me 169 atkvum; Bandarkin voru mti en Bretland, Frakkland og Albana stu hj. sland sat hj vi atkvagreislu um lyktun um Framkvmd undirstofnana Sameinuu janna og tengdra aljastofnana yfirlsingu um sjlfsti nlendna. 123 rki greiddu tillgunni atkvi en 50 stu hj. Ekkert rki greiddi atkvi gegn tillgunni. b) Frisamleg nting himingeimsins er rdd rlega nefndinni, en ar er lg fram skrsla srstakrar nefndar ar a ltandi. Ekki er greiningur um mli og var lyktunin samykkt samhlja. c) hrif kjarnageislunar kemur einnig fyrir nefndina rlega formi lyktunartillgu, sem sland hefur veri meflutningsrki a undanfarin r. Hn var samykkt samhlja. d) Mlefni upplsinganefndar Sameinuu janna heyra undir fjru nefnd, ar sem fjalla er um skrslu nefndarinnar og skrslu astoaraalframkvmdastjra upplsingasvis S. lyktun um strf nefndarinnar var samykkt samhlja 60. allsherjaringi. rsfundur upplsinganefndarinnar var haldinn hfustvum S 24. aprl til 5. ma 2006. Fastafulltri slands flutti varp fundi nefndarinnar og lagi m.a. herslu framhaldandi hagringu rekstri upplsingadeildar samtakanna og lsti stuningi vi mtun nrrar stefnu rekstri bkasafna vegum samtakanna sem felst aukinni tlvuvingu og opnari agangi. e) Eying jarsprengja er vifangsefni ar sem fjalla er um framkvmd Ottawa-samningsins um bann vi notkun og um eyingu jarsprengja og fleiri tengdra sttmla. Ekki er greiningur um mli og var lyktunin samykkt samhlja. f) Stefnumtun um friargslu heyrir undir fjru nefnd, tt kvaranir um einstk friargsluverkefni su teknar ryggisrinu. Srstaka friargslunefndin, sem sland gerist aili a ri 2002, starfar allt ri, en skrsla um strf hennar er lg fyrir fjru nefnd. g) lyktanir um mlefni Palestnumanna eru meal helstu greiningsmla fjru nefnd. r eru: Asto vi Palestnuflttamenn; um eignir og tekjur Palestnumanna; asto UNRWA vi Palestnuflttaflk Mi-Austurlndum; flttaflk vegna sex-daga strsins 1967; um skrslu srstku rannsknarnefndarinnar um mannrttindabrot sraelsstjrnar hernumdu svunum; og gildi IV. Genfarsamningsins um breytta borgara strstmum hernumdu svunum; landnemabyggir sraela hernumdu svunum; um agerir sraelsmanna sem hafa hrif mannrttindi Palestnumanna og um hernumdar Glanhir: sland hefur veri hpi Norurlanda, ESB og meirihluta vestrnna rkja og greitt atkvi me llum lyktunartillgum um essa mlaflokka nema um starfsemi srstku rannsknarnefndarinnar og um agerir sraelsmanna sem hafa hrif mannrttindi Palestnumanna. bum tilvikum sat sland hj. Srstk undirnefnd stjrnmla- og nlendunefndarinnar (C-24) kom saman 23. febrar 2006. fundi nefndarinnar voru teknar kvaranir um skipulag starfa hennar og jafnframt tti sr sta kjr formanns og varaformanns. Julian R. Hunte (Snkti Lsa) var kjrinn formaur en Rodrigo Malmierca (Kba) varaformaur. fundinum var rtt um ageratlun vegna sari ratugar sem helgaur er afnmi nlendna. Nefndin kom saman anna sinn rinu um mijan jn. fundum nefndarinnar var m.a. til umfjllunar ageratlun vegna sari ratugar sem helgaur er afnmi nlendna samt hefbundinna umfjllunarefna nefndarinnar. nnur undirnefnd 4. nefndar, srstaka friargslunefndin (C-34), hlt fund 27. febrar - 17. mars 2006 en aildarrki hennar eru 124. fundi nefndarinnar var lg srstk hersla samhfar agerir v skyni a tryggja betur ryggi friargslulia S. rsir friargslulia voru jafnframt harlega fordmdar. Eitt helsta umfjllunarefni fundarins var kynferisleg misnotkun af hlfu friargslulia samtakanna og hvernig beri a koma veg fyrir hana. Jafnframt var fjalla um nlegar sakanir um spillingu og stjrn friargslu S vettvangi. Nefndin lagi herslu a slk tilvik yru rannsku til hltar auk ess a stula a aukinni skilvirkni starfi friargslunnar. Loks var lg hersla a auka tttku kvenna friargslu vegum S grunni lyktunar ryggisrsins nr. 1325 um konur, fri og ryggi. Hgt er a nlgast allar afgreiddar lyktanir fjru nefndar 60. allsherjaringinu hrna: http://www.un.org/Depts/dhl/resguide/r60.htm. Fimmta nefnd: Fjrhags- og stjrnsslunefnd Fimmta nefnd allsherjaringsins, Fjrlaga- og stjrnsslunefnd, hf strf sn 5. oktber 2005 og starfai sleitulaust til jla. Einnig kom nefndin tvvegis saman eftir ramt, mars og ma. Formaur nefndarinnar 60. allsherjaringi var kjrinn John W. Ashe fr Antgva og Barbda. Meal reglubundinna verkefna nefndarinnar er umfjllun um fjrlg S og uppfrsla eirra, yfirfer yfir reiknireglur fyrir fjrframlg aildarrkja S, fjrmgnun friargsluverkefna, fjrmgnun srstakra aljlegra sakamladmstla fyrir Randa og rki fyrrverandi Jgslavu, mannausstjrnun, mis rekstrarml S og rstefnuhald, mttaka skrsla fr eftirlitsailum o.fl. Til vibtar voru rinu 2005 til umfjllunar srstk ml sem btast vi essi hefbundnu ml, .e. annarsvegar almennar endurbtur rekstri S sem stofnunar (management reform) og hinsvegar viger og endurbtur aalstvum S (Capital master plan), en r gtu kosta bilinu 1,5 2,1 milljar Bandarkjadala. Fjrlg S, nnur en fjrhagsskuldbindingar vegna friargsluverkefna, eru ger til tveggja ra senn, og v fer brurpartur umfjllunar fimmtu nefndar annahvert r fjrlg, en hitt ri er almenn stjrnssla til umfjllunar. OECD rkin, sem bera samtals nlgt 85% af kostnai vi rekstur S, hafa hyggjur af svaxandi tgjldum til almenns rekstrar, en auk ess vaxa tgjld til friargslu mjg hratt. etta ri voru fjrlg S vegna 2006-2007 til umru og kynnti aalframkvmdastjri S tillgur a fjrlgunum fimmtu nefnd ann 25. oktber og rddi nefndin au fram eftir hausti. Ljst var a etta ri myndu fleiri ttir en einungis efni fjrlaganna sjlfra spila inn umfjllun um au og hafa hrif a hvort stt nist. Bandarkin hafa vilja f gegn nokkur atrii varandi endurbtur S og hafa tengt saman krfur um endurbtur (management reform), markmi leitogafundarins (millennium goals) og krfur um sparna og niurskur fjrlagalium. Ef ekki myndu nst gegn krfur um fyrri hlutana tvo l loftinu a Bandarkin myndu reyna a hindra a fjrlg fyrir S yru samykkt fyrir ramt. Hugmyndir Bandarkjanna voru veru a samykkja einungis 3-4 mnaa fjrlg fyrir ramt, mean unni vri a framgangi ofangreindra endurbta og ganga svo fr hefbundnum fjrlgum snemma rum rsfjrungi rsins 2006. Slkt hefi tt a rekstrarf stofnunarinnar hefi orri mjg fljtlega og htta hefi veri a verkefni vegum stofnunarinnar stvuust vegna fjrskorts. nnur rki, .m.t. sland og nnur Norurlnd, lgu hinsvegar a herslu a reglubundin fjrlg yru samykkt v ella vri htta a starfsemi missa stofnana og verkefna vegum Sameinuu janna myndi raskast og stofnunin ba litshnekki t vi. Eftir erfia samningalotu sustu dagana fyrir jl nist mlamilun varandi fjrlgin og voru fjrlg fyrir rin 2006-2007, a upph 3,8 milljarar Bandarkjadala, samykkt orlksmessu. Mlamilunin flst v a eysluheimild rinu 2006 var takmrku vi 950 milljnir Bandarkjadala, ea sem nemur u..b. helmingi fjrarfar S rinu. tgjld umfram essa upph verur a samykkja srstaklega. framkvmd jafngildir etta fyrirkomulag v a samykkt hafi veri sex mnaa fjrlg fyrir S en vonir stu til a innan ess tma yri bi a n samkomulagi um endurbttur S og endurskoun rekstri og tgjldum stofnunarinnar svo hgt yri a samykkja framhaldandi eysluheimild ur en urnefndu eysluaki yri n. Fimmta nefnd kom aftur saman 6. mars 2006 og hlt fundi allan marsmnu. Til umfjllunar var fjldi hefbundinna rlegra mla varandi fjrml, stjrnun, rekstur og starfsmannaml hj S en einnig nokkur ml sem ekki nist a ljka fundum nefndarinnar fyrir ramt. Eitt umdeildasta mli a essu sinni var framlagaskali S, .e. drg a lyktun a njum reiknireglum fyrir tmabili 2007-2009, en ekki nist a ljka umrum um hann fundum nefndarinnar fyrir ramt. hugi aildarrkjanna v a breyta reiknireglunum er mikill. stan er m.a. s a fjrhagsrunin sustu rum virist hafa veri nokkrum rkjum hagst mia vi nverandi framlagaskala og reiknireglur og au hfu ska eftir endurskoun. Auk ess hefur Japan um nokkra hr haldi eim rkum fram a ar sem a s nststrsti greiandi til S eigi a rtt fstu sti ryggisrinu. N greiir Japan eitt og sr meira en fjgur af fimm rkjum me fast sti ryggisrinu greia samanlagt, ea u..b. 19,5% af heildarkostnai vi stofnunina. Umran um etta mlefni hefur byggst lyktunardrgum fr v fyrir ramt en auk ess hafa komi fram 8 lkar tillgur a reiknireglum fyrir framlagaskalann. Anna mlefni, sem miklar umrur hafa veri um er endurbygging hfustva S, en nausynlegt er a framkvma gagngerar og kostnaarsamar endurbtur eim. Tvr tillgur eru til skounar og stefnir a nnur eirra, sem felur sr endurbtur hluta bygginganna einu, yfir langt tmabil, veri samykkt. fram veri eim mguleika haldi opnum a byggja nja byggingu norurhluta lar S, en egar til lengdar ltur myndi slkt spara stofnuninni leigu og minnka hagri af v a hafa msa starfsemi dreifa vsvegar um borgina. Aalframkvmdastjri S skilai allherjaringinu skrslu me tillgum snum um endurbtur stjrn og rekstri S byrjun mars. henni er a finna 23 tillgur til rbta rekstri og starfsemi S, .m.t. varandi starfsmannastjrnun, rningarferla, yfirstjrn S, valdframsal innan stofnunarinnar, kvaranatku nefndum, samskipti nefnda og skrifstofu S, o.fl. Samkvmt hefbundinni verkaskiptingu innan S er fimmtu nefnd tla a fjalla um skrslu aalframkvmdastjrans og samykkja drg a lyktun til afgreislu fyrir allsherjaringi. Vi umfjllun nefndinni kom hinsvegar ljs a mikill skoanagreiningur var milli rkjahpa, G-77 rkjanna og Kna annarsvegar og hps vestrnna rkja, me ESB, Bandarkin og Japan broddi fylkingar hinsvegar, um hvernig bregast tti vi tillgunum skrslu aalframkvmdastjrans. rtt fyrir mikil fundahld nist ekki stt um sameiginleg lyktunardrg nefndinni. A lokum lagi G-77 og Kna fram sn eigin lyktunardrg ar sem felldar voru brott margar tillgur fr vestrnu rkjunum en btt var vi nokkrum njum tillgum fr G-77 og Kna. Enn minni stt rkti um au lyktunardrg og rtt fyrir a aalframkvmdastjri S reyndi a stta rkjahpana me v a draga til baka nokkrar umdeildar tillgur r skrslu sinni reyndust allar samningavirur rangurslausar. v kom til atkvagreislu um lyktunardrgin og var niurstaa hennar a 108 rki greiddu atkvi me henni, 50 mti og 3 rki stu hj. Svipu niurstaa var egar greidd voru atkvi um lyktunina allsherjaringinu 8. ma en greiddu 121 rki atkvi me lyktuninni, 50 rki mti og 2 rki stu hj. sland greiddi atkvi mti eins og nnur vestrn rki. essi atkvagreisla er alvarlegur atburur v etta var fyrsta sinn rm 19 r sem ekki hefur tekist a n stt um mikilvgar tillgur fimmtu nefnd. Hn endurspeglar r deilur sem hafa veri milli hpa aildarrkja S og slk atkvagreisla fimmtu nefnd gti haft vtkar afleiingar fyrir allt starf S v str fjrframlagarki eins og Bandarkin (me 22% framlaga til S) og Japan (me 19,5% framlaga) hafa lti a skna a au muni frysta greislur til S. Slkt myndi mjg fljtlega valda S verulegum fjrhagsrugleikum og er etta tvmlalaust einhver versta fjrhagskreppa sem stofnunin hefur lent . Deilurnar endurspegla lka ann tta runarrkjanna a tillgurnar su til ess fallnar a grafa undan v lrislega fyrirkomulagi sem S byggir og fra meiri vld til hinna rkari ruu rkja og afstu ruu rkjanna a runarrkin standi vegi fyrir sparnai, elilegum breytingum stjrnun S og ntmavingu stofnunarinnar. a er umhugsunarvert v sambandi a rkin sem greiddu atkvi me hinni urnefndu og umdeildu tillgu um endurbtur rekstri S greia einungis u..b. 15% af kostnai vi rekstur S mean rkin 50 sem greiddu atkvi mti tillgunni greia u..b. 85% kostnaarins. fundum fimmtu nefndar ma og jn var fjalla um hefbundin ,,vorverkefni nefndarinnar, .e. fjrml friargsluverkefna, en einnig nnur ml, .m.t. skrslur eftirlitsaila S, endurbtur hfustvum S og mis rekstrarleg atrii. tt mrg af essum atrium su hefbundin og umdeild, s.s. fjrframlg til flestra friargsluverkefna, hafa urnefndar deilur sett mark sitt allt starf nefndarinnar og bar miki tortryggni starfi hennar. Nefndin samykkti fundi 28. jn a afltta eysluakinu en tt Bandarkin, Japan og strala lstu sig andvg v a afltta akinu var kvrun um a tekin n atkvagreislu. lokafundum nefndarinnar jn voru samykktar allar lyktanir varandi friargslu og friargslumlefni, sem og lyktun um endurbyggingu hfustva S. Eina lyktunin sem greidd voru atkvi um var lyktun um friargslu Lbanon en ar voru annarsvegar greidd atkvi um nokkur kvi lyktunarinnar (varandi btur fr srael fyrir rs bkist S Lbanon 1996) og hinsvegar um lyktunina heild. sland sat hj vi atkvagreisluna um hin umdeildu kvi lyktunarinnar en greiddi atkvi me lyktuninni heild. Lokafundir nefndarinnar 60. allsherjaringi voru haldnir dagana 5. til 7. jl, en ar var gengi formlega fr llum tistandandi mlum. Hgt er a nlgast allar afgreiddar lyktanir fimmtu nefndar 60. allsherjaringinu hrna: http://www.un.org/Depts/dhl/resguide/r60.htm. Sjtta nefnd: jrttarml Sjtta nefnd allsherjaringsins, laganefndin, hf starf sitt 3. oktber 2005, og stu fundir hennar til 22. nvember. Formaur nefndarinnar essu allsherjaringi var Juan Antonio Yaez-Barnuevo fr Spni. Tlf liir voru dagskr nefndarinnar en ar af voru fjrir liir samykktir heimilda nrra samtaka til a vera heyrnarailar (observer status) allsherjaringinu (Latin American Integration Association, Common Fund for Commodities, the Hague Conference on Private International Law og Ibero-American Conference) og fjrir liir til vibtar flu einungis sr umfjllun um skrslur fr msum nefndum og stofnunum (United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, International Law Commission, Special Committee on the Charter of the United Nations og Committee on Relations with the Host Country). tlun S til stunings vi kennslu, nm, tbreislu og hrra mat aljalgum og endurbtur vinnu allsherjaringsins voru ennfremur dagskrnni. Tv strstu verkefni sjttu nefndar voru annarsvegar vinna vi lyktun um agerir til varnar aljlegum hryjuverkum og hinsvegar bkun vi samning um ryggi starfsmanna S og tengdra starfsmanna fr 1994. Erfiar samningavirur ttu sr sta ur en stt nist um efni og oralag draga lyktunarinnar um agerir til varnar aljlegum hryjuverkum. Helst strandai kvum varandi verkefni, starf og tmasetningu starfi nefndar um allsherjarsamning gegn hryjuverkum en einnig greinum um tilvist og fyrirkomulag bta til frnarlamba hryjuverka. Umrur voru miklar um essa lyktun og almennt um varnir gegn hryjuverkum og flutti fastafulltri m.a. ru um hryjuverk vi almenna umru nefndinni um a efni ann 7. oktber. A lokum nist stt um ll atrii lyktunardraganna og ann 8. desember var lyktunin samykkt af allsherjaringinu, sem og lyktunin um bkun vi samning um ryggi starfsmanna S og tengdra starfsmanna fr 1994. Vi a tkifri flutti aalframkvmdastjri S varp og fagnai srstaklega eim fanga sem samykkt seinni lyktunarinnar markai, v s samykkt fli sr a fyrsta af markmium lokaskjals leitogafundarins vri n. Hgt er a nlgast allar afgreiddar lyktanir sjttu nefndar 60. allsherjaringinu hrna: http://www.un.org/Depts/dhl/resguide/r60.htm. Suur suur nefnd S (GA High-level Committee on South-South Coopoeration) Fastafulltri er varaformaur UN General Assembly High-level Committee on South-South Cooperation fyrir hnd Vesturlandahpsins. Hinn 19. desember 2005 stjrnai fastafulltri htarfundinum "United Nations Day For South-South Cooperation" sem haldinn var anna skipti hfustvum S. fyrri hluta fundarins voru fyrirlestrar og rur fluttar en seinni hluta htarfundarins var boi upp menningardagskr fr rkjum "suursins". Fjlmenni stti htarfundinn og tkst hann vel. Rherrafundur um alnmi (HIV/AIDS) Srstakur rherrafundur S um HIV/alnmi var haldinn hfustvum S fr 31. ma - 2. jn. Sendinefnd slands rherrafundinum var skipu Siv Frileifsdttur, heilbrigisrherra, Dav . Gunnarssyni, runeytisstjra heilbrigis- og tryggingamlaruneyti, Haraldi Brem, sttvarnalkni, auk fastafulltra, samt Emil Breka Hreggvissyni, sendirunaut. Meginvifangsefni rherrafundarins var a fjalla um agerir gegn alnmi ljsi yfirlsingar S um HIV/alnmi fr 2001 og leggja mat ann rangur sem nst hefi essu tmabili. Rmlega 100 rherrar fluttu vrp rherrafundinum. varpi heilbrigisrherra kom fram a mikilvgt vri a auka rttindi og styrk kvenna hva varar m.a. kynheilbrigi og fjlskylduml. Einnig kom fram ru rherra a samstarf vi samtk alnmissjklinga og lknarsamtaka vri nausynlegur ttur barttunni gegn alnmi. sland hefi styrkt heimssjinn gegn alnmi, berklum og malaru undanfrnum rum og tak Aljaheilbrigismlastofnunarinnar (WHO) gegn alnmi. Einnig skri rherra fr v a slensk stjrnvld hefu nlega kvei a styrkja Raua krossinn barttunni gegn alnmi aljavettvangi. Heilbrigisrherra tk jafnframt tt hringborsumrum og tti samt norrnum runarmlarherrum fund me Kemal Dervis, yfirmanni UNDP, auk ess a sitja vinnuhdegisver boi Jan Eliasson, forseta allsherjaringsins. Endurskounarrstefna S um agerir til a hindra, berjast gegn og upprta lglega slu handvopna og annarra lttra vopna Srstk endurskounarrstefna S um agerir til a hindra, berjast gegn og upprta lglega slu handvopna og annarra lttra vopna, var haldin hfustvum S New York, 26. jn til 7. jl 2006. Meginvifangsefni endurskounarrstefnunnar var a leggja mat ann rangur sem nst hefi grundvelli ageratlunarinnar gegn slu lglegra handvopna sem samykkt var endurskounarrstefnu S ri 2001. Varafastafulltri slands hj S flutti varp fundinum ann 3. jl. Hann rttai m.a. mikilvgi starfs S gegn lglegri slu handvopna og a aildarrkin virtu r skuldbindingar sem au hefu undirgengist me samykkt ageratlunarinnar fr 2001. Einnig lagi hann herslu vernd barna og rttindi eirra vegna strstaka. Langvinnar og erfiar samningavirur ttu sr sta um yfirlsingu rstefnunnar en niurstaan var s a ekki nist samkomulag um sameiginlega yfirlsingu aildarrkja S rstefnunni. Mrg rki lstu fundinum vonbrigum snum me essa niurstu en rttuu um lei a unni yri fram grunni ageratlunarinnar. Almennt um starfsemi fastanefndar Frambo slands til ryggisrsins Starfi vegna frambos slands til stis ryggisri Sameinuu janna rin 2009-2010 heldur fram. Framboi er m.a. kynnt fyrir rum rkjum vettvangi Sameinuu janna og ska er eftir stuningi eirra. Ni samr er vi nnur Norurlnd um framboi og au vinna a slenska framboinu va um heim. M a sumu leyti halda v fram a um s a ra norrnt frambo. Eins og ur hefur komi fram, keppa rj WEOG rki um tv sti rinu. au eru auk slands, Austurrki og Tyrkland. Fastafulltri og starfsflk fastanefndar nta ll tkifri sem gefast til a kynna framboi New York og var. Fastanefnd og aljaskrifstofa utanrkisruneytisins halda utan um upplsingar gagnagrunni um atkvaskipti, skrifleg og munnleg stuningslofor, virur og fleira vikomandi framboinu. Kosningarnar eru hausti 2008. Stofnun stjrnmlasambanda Fastanefndin hefur haft a verkefni a ljka ger og undirritun yfirlsinga um stofnun stjrnmlasambanda vi nr ll aildarrki Sameinuu janna. a er jafnan gert a svonefndri New York-fyrirmynd sem ir a fastafulltrar vikomandi rkja hj Sameinuu junum undirrita yfirlsingu a fengnu umboi runeyta sinna. Ekki er komi skiptum sendiherrum, heldur fara fastanefndirnar New York a sinni me hin formlegu samskipti milli rkjanna. Rksemdir fyrir essu eru nokkrar. Utanrkisviskipti slendinga hafa margfaldast a umfangi sustu r og ratugi og slendinga er a finna a strfum var um heiminn. Stjrnmlasamband auveldar boleiir vi risjnustu. er mrgum essara rkja a finna viskiptatkifri fyrir slensk fyrirtki, og er upplsingum um au komi framfri heimasu runeytisins sem og af viskiptajnustunni, VUR. Loks er ess a geta a fastanefndin hefur lti meira til sn taka starfi Sameinuu janna sustu r og vaxandi mli samstarf vi fleiri rki um framgang mla. Einnig hefur essum rkjum veri kynnt frambo slands til setu ryggisrinu og falast eftir stuningi eirra. Eftir er a stofna til stjrnmlasambands vi um 12 rki, sem sland hefur ska eftir a stofna til sambands vi. Nokkur eirra eru egar a mestu reiubin og m bast vi undirritun yfirlsinga ar a ltandi brlega. tt sumt af v sem rtt er vi undirskriftarathafnir einkennist meira af almennum velvilja og von um frekari tengsl en beinum og formlegum skum um tiltekin sambnd, kom ljs mli margra a eir voru kunnugir slenskum sjvartvegi og v ga ori sem fer af slendingum v svii. Flestum var vel kunnugt um deildir jarhita- og sjvartvegshskla Sameinuu janna slandi og hfu uppi skir um a f a senda anga nemendur til nms. hfu msir eirra kvenar skir um samstarf um ntingu sjvaraulinda. Samstarf Norurlanda Vikulegir fundir fastafulltra Norurlandanna voru haldnir hsakynnum dnsku fastanefndarinnar ri 2005, en upphafi rs 2006 tku Normenn vi formennskunni. rlegur fundur utanrkisrherra Norurlanda var haldinn upphafi allsherjaringsins undir danskri stjrn. Norrna samri essum fundum og fundum annarra norrnna embttismanna hr New York er slendingum afar mikils viri, raunar grundvallarforsenda fyrir yfirsn og innsn ml mrgum svium sem annars gti veri harla erfitt a n. a er mikilvgt a vihalda essu samri, a sland leggi sitt af mrkum til norrna samstarfsins ar sem astaa er til og sna norrna samstu. mynd Norurlandanna innan Sameinuu janna er sterk og ykir mrgum hi hfstillta norrna velferarkerfi til fyrirmyndar. a er ngjulegt a finna a norrna samstarfi New York er ekki a gefa upp ndina rtt fyrir aild riggja Norurlanda a Evrpusambandinu (ESB). Og innan ESB er New York mikill skilningur srstu Noregs og slands (sem og Liechtenstein EES-samhengi) gagnvart sambandinu. Oftast virist gengi t fr v innan ESB a Norurlndin rj innan sambandsins lti hin tv fylgjast mjg ni me v sem er a gerjast innan sambandsins. Hpur vestrnna rkja (WEOG) WEOG hpnum (Western European and Other States Group) eru fundir yfirleitt haldnir einu sinni mnui. Rkjahpurinn fjallar ekki efnislega um mlefni heldur einungis um frambo rkja r hpnum til hinna msu nefnda og ra innan stofnana S. a kom hlut slands a sinna formennsku hpsins jlmnui 2006. formennskut slands dr til tinda virum um a taka Sviss inn staskipan Vesturlanda efnahags- og flagsmlari S (ECOSOC). Fastafulltri Mnak hefur um tveggja ra skei sinnt v hlutverki a mila mlum virunum. Hann lsti v yfir lok jn a hann hefi reynt til rautar og skai eftir v a formennskurki hpsins, .e. sland, hldi srstakan fund Vesturlanda um mli byrjun jlmnaar. Sviss htai v a bja sig fram til setu ECOSOC og brjta annig upp samkomulag Vesturlanda sem gilda tti til rsins 2021. Slkt samkomulag kemur veg fyrir tmafreka kosningabarttu aildarrkja. Fastanefnd slands stri remur fundum hpsins um mli. Samkomulag nist a lokum. Sviss er thluta 8 rum og gefa Norurlndin sameiginlega eftir 1 r. N bur fastafulltra Mnaks a verkefni a skipta stum WEOG-rkja ECOSOC fr ri til rs, fram til 2027. Fastafulltri stri svo reglubundnum mnaarlegum fundi WEOG 31. jl og mtti nkjrin forseti 61. allsherjaringsins hann og hlt kynningarru. Ennfremur kom Margarete Wahlstrm fr skrifstofu neyarastoar S fundinn og fjallai um helstu verkefni sem framundan eru. ryggisri ryggisri samykkti 71 lyktun fr gst 2005 til jlloka 2006. Hinn 24. oktber 2005 var haldinn opinn fundur ryggisrinu um standi Ksv ar sem Kai Eide, sem Kofi Annan skipai til a meta hvernig gengi hafi a uppfylla hin tta skilyri sem S hfu bei Ksv a uppfylla ur en lokastaa hrasins yri rdd, og Sren Jessen-Pedersen, fulltri S Ksv, upplstu ryggisri um stu mla. Forstisrherra Serbu, Vojislav Kostunica, tk jafnframt tt fundinum. Lagt var til vi ri a virur skyldu hafnar um framtarstu Ksv, m.a. vegna ess a a gti ori til ess a rangur yri vi a uppfylla ofangreind tta skilyri. Kofi Annan skipai Martti Athisaari, fyrrum forseta Finnlands, til a leia virurnar. Hinn 15. nvember 2005, nstum 10 rum fr undirritun Dayton-samkomulagsins, upplsti Paddy Ashdown, fulltri S Bosnu-Hersegvnu, um runina landinu. Hn er rtta tt a mati Ashdowns. Landi er rauninni komi af uppbyggingarstigi a loknum strstkum. Tekist hefur a leggja grunn a ntmalegu rki tt enn eigi eftir a styrkja msa innvii samflagsins. standi Mi-Austurlndum er stugt til umru ryggisrinu. Aalframkvmdastjri geri rinu grein fyrir fer sinni til Egyptalands, raks, Jrdanu, Kveit, Sdi-Arabu og Tnis dagana 7.-13. nvember 2005. ar rddi hann vi ramenn um rak, barttuna gegn hryjuverkum, friarumleitanir Mi-Austurlndum og mori Hariri, fyrrum forstisrherra Lbanons. Kofi Annan lagi m.a. herslu a leitogar Arabarkja gfu sig meira a stjrnmlaruninni rak me a fyrir augum a styja jkva run landinu. Rannskn sem ryggisri fyrirskipai morinu Hariri, fyrrverandi forstisrherra Lbanons, vakti mikla athygli. Hn gaf til kynna a Srlendingar hafi komi a morinu. Hinn 16. mars 2006 upplsti Belginn Serge Brammertz, sem hefur umsjn me rannskn morinu Hariri, um gang hennar. mli hans kom m.a. fram a rannsknarlii hans hefi ori verulega gegnt. Tekist hefi a afla nkvmari upplsinga um skipulag og framkvmd morsins Hariri. tla megi a a.m.k. einhverjir eirra sem stu a baki morinu hafi haft reynslu esskonar hryjuverkum. Jafnframt kom fram mli hans a stjrnvld Damaskus sndu ori meiri samstarfsvilja. Hinn 15. jn framlengdi ryggisri um eitt r umbo aljlegrar rannsknarsveitar vegna morsins Hariri. stand mla fyrir botni Mijararhafs versnai enn frekar egar tk brutust t um mijan jl milli Hezbollah-skrulia suurhluta Lbanon og sraelshers. Aalframkvmdastjri Sameinuu janna hvatti til ess a vopn yru strax lg niur en ryggisr S krafist ess hinsvegar ekki. ryggisri harmai rsir sraela sem kostuu fjra eftirlitsmenn samtakanna Lbanon lfi, sem og rsir sem breyttir borgarar uru fyrir. Hinn 4. oktber 2005 fordmdi ryggisri hryjuverkars sem framin var Bali 1. oktber. Hryjuverkaras Nju-Del, hinn 29. oktber, var einnig fordmd af rinu, sem og rs sem ger var Amman Jrdanu 9. nvember 2005. Sambandi milli Epu og Ertreu fr versnandi. Jean-Marie Guehenno, yfirmaur friargsludeildar S, hefur vara vi v a str gti brotist t a nju milli landanna. standi fr srstaklega versnandi kjlfar ess a Ertrea setti hmlur ferir friargslusveita S og krafist ess svo sar a vestrnir friargsluliar hyrfu brott. Bi rkin hafa safna saman hersveitum vi a svi sem barist var um ar til friarsamkomulag var undirrita Alsr ri 2000. Fr eim tma hefur friargslusveit vegum S gtt friar svinu. Hinn 31. ma samykkti ryggisri a fkka um sund hermenn henni. vera 2300 hermenn eftir sveitinni. ryggisri samykkti byrjun desember 2005, a frumkvi Bandarkjanna, a f aalframkvmdastjra til a upplsa ri formlegum fundi um standi Mjanmar (Brma). stand mla landinu er formlega s ekki dagskr ryggisrsins. essi umleitan mtti fyrstu nokkurri andstu, einkum Rssa sem beittu v fyrir sig a a vri utan starfssvis ryggisrsins, hvers verkefni vri a tryggja fri og ryggi. En au rk a harstjrn, bgt stand mannrttindamla Mjanmar og fjlgun flttaflks aan til ngrannarkja ttu undir stugleika svinu, geri rinu kleift a fjalla um mli lokuum fundi. Hinn 14. mars 2006 var haldinn ryggisrinu opinn fundur um standi Afganistan. Fastafulltri slands varpai ryggisri umrunni um standi og sagi m.a. a tluverur rangur hefi nst vi enduruppbyggingu landsins. Hann sagi a nr sttmli um Afganistan, sem setur ramma um samstarf afganskra stjrnvalda, S og aljasamflagsins um uppbyggingu landsins til nstu fimm ra, vri mikilvgur fangi. Sttmlinn var undirritaur rstefnu sem haldin var London um mnaarmtin janar-febrar og sat Geir H. Haarde utanrkisrherra ann fund. Lsti fastafulltri hyggjum af fjlgun rsa uppreisnar- og hryjuverkamanna undanfarin misseri. lgleg rktun og dreifing eiturlyfja vru jafnframt tlmar vegi fyrir v a komi yri ruggu og frisamlegu samflagi landinu. Hann greindi einnig fr tttku slands enduruppbyggingu Afganistan, m.a. uppbyggingarsveitum aljafriargslulisins, ISAF, V-Afganistan og flugvellinum Kabl. Hann sagi a kvei hefi veri a senda srstakan rgjafa til samgnguruneytis Afganistan til a sj um a hrinda framkvmd tlun sem slensk stjrnvld geru a beini afganskra stjrnvalda og Atlantshafsbandalagsins um a fra aljaflugvllinn Kabl hendur heimamanna nstu 3-4 rum. standi Darfur Sdan er til umfjllunar ryggisrinu hverjum mnui. Hinn 24. janar sl. kom yfirmaur flttmannastofnunar S, Antnio Guterres, fund ryggisrinu og sagi m.a. a vargldin Darfur hefi breist yfir til ngrannarkisins Tsjad, en tali er a 200 sund manns hafi fli anga fr V-Darfur. Hvergi jrinni blasi vi erfiara hjlparstarf en ar. Samkomulagi milli stjrnvalda Sdan og helstu skruliafylkingarinnar Darfur, sem undirrita var Abuja byrjun ma, vakti vonir um endalok hrmunganna, en framkvmd samkomulagsins er ftt. byrjun jn fr ryggisri viku fer til Sdan, Chad og hfustvar Afrkusambandsins Addis Ababa. Hinn 14. jn greindi aalsaksknari aljastrsglpadmstlsins, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, fr rannskn meintum strsglpum Darfur. Rannsknin kemur kjlfar ess a ryggisri vsai mlinu til alja sakamladmstlsins. Fram kom mli hans a fundist hafi sannanir um fjldamor. svinu umhverfis vtnin miklu ("Great Lakes Region") blasa vi grarleg verkefni fyrir sem vinna vi hjlparstarf vegum S og annarra. ryggisri hefur teki kjarnorkutlun rana til umfjllunar kjlfar ess a stjrn Aljakjarnorkumlastofnunarinnar vsai mlinu til rsins. Hinn 30. mars 2006 samykkti ryggisri yfirlsingu ar sem a m.a. ba ran a fara a tilmlum Aljakjarnorkumlastofnunarinnar. Ri ba stofnunina a skila skrslu innan 30 daga ar sem fram komi hvort ran hafi ori vi tilmlum ess. A mati Aljakjarnorkumlastofnunarinnar var ran ekki vi tilmlum ess. ryggisri samykkti hinn 31. jl lyktun ar sem ranar f frest til 31. gst til a htta augun rani, ellegar kynnu eir a eiga refsiagerir yfir hfi sr. Hin 31. ma 2006 kva ryggisri a fjlga um 1500 manns friargslusveit S Flabeinsstrndinni. Hinn 13. jn samykkti ryggisri breytingar refsiagerum gegn Lberu. Verur n hgt a veita heimild til a selja kvena tegund vopna til stjrnarhersins. lok ma hfust tk milli stjrnarhermanna og uppreisnarmanna Dili, hfuborg Austur-Tmor. ryggisri fordmdi ofbeldisverkin og hvatti til stillingar. A beini stjrnvalda Austur-Tmor voru hermenn fr stralu, Malasu og Nja-Sjlandi sendir til a stilla til friar. r er lii fr v a ryggisri kva a leggja niur friargslusveitir Austur-Tmor. Starfsflk vegum samtakanna hefur veri fram landinu og astoa vi uppbyggingu. tkin komu nokku vart. Austur-Tmor hefur hinga til veri hampa innan S sem kennslubkardmi um vel heppna friargsluverkefni. Ljst er a friargslusveitir vegum S vera sendar a nju til landsins. Hinn 30. ma fr fram umra ryggisrinu um starf nefnda sem hafa eftirlit me framkvmd lyktana er vara agerir gegn hryjuverkum. essar lyktanir eru nr. 1267 (1999) um agerir gegn Al-Qaida, Talibnum og fylgismnnum eirra, nr. 1373 (2001) um agerir gegn hryjuverkum og nr.1540 (2004) um agerir gegn tbreislu gereyingarvopna. Fastafulltri Argentnu, sem gegnir formennsku nefnd um framkvmd lyktunar nr. 1267 (1999), greindi fr fer sinni til Katar, Jemen og Sdi-Arabu. Kom m.a. fram mli hans a ll rkin rj hefu gegnt mikilvgu hlutverki barttu gegn Al-Qaida. Fastafulltri Danmerkur, formaur nefndar um framkvmd lyktunar nr. 1540 (2004), sagi a herslur nefndarinnar vru rttar: fyrsta lagi a endurskoa skrslugjf til nefndarinnar; ru lagi a styrkja tengsl vi au rki sem urfa tknilega asto vi agerir gegn hryjuverkum; og rija lagi a auka samvinnu vi aljasamtk og svisbundin samtk. Opinn fundur var ryggisrinu hinn 7. jn um strsglpadmstla S vegna fyrrum Jgslavu og Randa. Forsetar strsglpadmstlanna, sem og aalsaksknarar eirra, upplstu ri um gang mla. Fram kom m.a. mli Carla del Ponte, aalsaksknara strsglpadmstlsins vegna fyrrum Jgslavu, a forgangsatrii vri nna a hraa mlshfunum og a handtaka eftirlsta strsglpamenn, sem vru fltta. a yri meirihttar fall fyrir dmstlinn og aljlega rttvsi ef Radovan Karadzic og Ratko Mladic yru ekki dregnir fyrir dmstlinn, a mati del Ponte. Efnahags- og flagsmlar Sameinuu janna (ECOSOC) Skipulag og verksvi ECOSOC ECOSOC hefur mjg umfangsmiki verksvi og fst vi efnahagsml, viskipti, invingu og efnahagsrun, flagsml, mannfjldaml, barnaverndarml, hsnisml, kvenrttindi, kynttamismunun, eiturlyfjaml, glpavarnir, flagslega velfer, skulsml, umhverfisml og matvlaml. Einnig samykkir ri tillgur um hvernig bta megi menntun og heilsugslu, svo og mannrttindi og frelsi hvar sem er heiminum. Fimmtu og fjgur aildarrki eiga aild a efnahags- og flagsmlarinu og eru au kjrin af allsherjaringinu til riggja ra senn. Ri heldur venjulega einn fund ri og rur meirihluti atkva rslitum mla. Fjldi nefnda tekur tt strfum rsins og a auki styst ri vi srstofnanir og tlanir samtakanna. sland leggur herslu a taka tt strfum tveggja undirnefnda, .e. kvennanefndar S (CSW) og nefndar um sjlfbra run (CSD). Srstofnanir ECOSOC eru sautjn og er hver um sig sjlfst, me eigin fjrhag og aalstvar. r kanna vandaml, undirba tillgur og astoa runarlnd srsvium snum. Allsherjaringi hefur einnig komi ft msum rum srhfum stofnunum, sem vinna nnum tengslum vi efnahags- og flagsmlari og flestum tilvikum gefa r skrslu til allsherjaringsins og rsins. Fastafulltri slands var kjrinn varaforseti efnahags- og flagsmlars S (ECOSOC) janar 2006. sland situr n rinu tmabili 2005-2007. a kom hlut Afrkurkja a velja forseta rsins r, og vldu au fastafulltra Tnis New York. Varaforsetarnir eru fjrir, fr slandi, fyrir hnd Vesturlanda, fr Sri Lanka, fyrir hnd Asu, fr Lithen, fyrir hnd Austur-Evrpu og fr Hat, fyrir hnd rmnsku Amerku. Forsetinn og varaforsetarnir fjrir skipa stjrnarnefnd ECOSOC. Varaforsetaembtti tk stran hluta af starfstma fastafulltra og varafastafulltra fyrri helmingi rsins 2006. Stjrnarnefndin hlt 30 fundi New York ur en rlegur fundur ECOSOC hfst Genf byrjun jl, og skrifai fastanefndin frsagnir af eim til a upplsa nnur Vesturlnd um gang mla. Erfiasta og vikvmasta mli dagskr stjrnarnefndarinnar fyrstu mnuina voru samningavirur um staskipan skipulagsnefnd nju friaruppbyggingarnefndarinnar. etta vakti mikla athygli fastanefnd slands meal fulltra rkja hj S og hafa vibrg eirra vi strfum slands stjrnarnefndinni veri afar jkv. ECOSOC hlt tvo fundi um skipulag, annan febrar og hinn ma, og nokkra aukafundi vegna srmlefna. Stjrnarnefndin hlt nokkra fundi me stjrnarnefndum undirnefnda ECOSOC. Fastafulltri slands stri fundi me stjrnarnefnd samrsvettvangs S um ntingu skga og hann stri fjarfundi tveggja stjrnarnefnda, .e. stjrnarnefnd nefndar um barttuna gegn fkniefnum (CND) og stjrnarnefnd nefndar um glpavarnir og rttlti sakamlum (CCPCJ), sem sitja bar Vnarborg. Fastafulltri sat, fyrir hnd stjrnarnefndarinnar, mling Evrpuingsins Brussel dagana 21. og 22. febrar 2006. Hann flutti ar erindi um aljlega vinnustala og sat fyrir svrum. Hann hlt einnig fyrirlestur 18. ma nmskeii fyrir fulltra nrra aildarrkja ECOSOC vegum frslumistvar S (UNITAR). Fyrirlestur hans fjallai um sgu ECOSOC og hlutverk ess. rlegur fundur ECOSOC rlegur fundur ECOSOC var haldinn Genf dagana 3. til 28. jl 2006. Markmii me fundinum essu ri var a stula a mannsmandi atvinnu fyrir alla gu sjlfbrrar runar. Hjlmar W. Hannesson, fastafulltri slands New York, flutti ru rherrafundi sem haldinn var fyrstu rj dagana. ru sinni vakti hann m.a. athygli v a ef nga atvinnu vri a f alls staar, vri allur s fjldi einstaklinga heiminum sem ekki hefi atvinnu n a vinna a auknum hagvexti og gegn hungursney. Mikill mannauur fri forgrum. essu sambandi benti hann hversu miklu aukin atvinnutttaka kvenna skili. Hann fjallai um au flagslegu vandaml sem fylgdu atvinnuleysi. En hann sagi a aukin atvinna vri ekki ng, v hungursney og ftkt hrji marga rtt fyrir a eir hefu atvinnu. Markmii vri a skapa llum mannsmandi atvinnu. Hann vk a vikvmri stu atvinnumla hj smum eyjum sem vru oft fjarri mrkuum og me einhfan, rstabundinn atvinnuveg. Hann lagi herslu mikilvgi smrra og mealstrra fyrirtkja atvinnuuppbyggingu og agengi eirra a grundvallarjnustu, t.d. orkujnustu og trekai afstu slands a leggja bri herslu ntingu endurnjanlegra orkugjafa. Undirbningur fyrir fundinn hfst af fullum krafti byrjun jn. Vegna varaforstis fastafulltra kallai undirbningurinn virka fundasetu og stjrn funda. Fastafulltri og varafastafulltri stru undirbnings-virum og textager New York og Genf um ann hluta ECOSOC-fundarins sem fjallar um samrmingu agera svii runarmla (Coordination Segment). Fastafulltri stri svo eim hluta fundarins Genf sem fjallar um essa tti dagana 6. til 10. jl, sem lauk me einrma samkomulagi rsins um lyktun sem var stafest formlega fundi rsins mnudaginn 17. jl sl. lyktanir ECOSOC fundi ECOSOC Genf jl voru 78 lyktanir og kvaranir samykktar. sland var meflutningsaili a einni tillgu um reyklaust vinnuumhverfi llum skrifstofum og stofnunum Sameinuu janna, sem Indland lagi fram og var samykkt samhlja. Fjrtn lyktunum og kvrunum var fresta til endurupptkufundar sem haldinn verur New York haust. Greidd voru atkvi um 9 lyktanir. lyktun um S og fjljlega runarsamvinnu var samykkt me 40 atkvum gegn einu atkvi Bandarkjanna. lyktun um sjlfsti til handa nlendum og bum eirra var einnig samykkt me 29 atkvum gegn engu en 20 rki, ar meal sland, stu hj. lyktun um astur kvenna Palestnu r skrslu kvennanefndar Sameinuu janna var samykkt me 38 atkvum gegn 2 atkvum Bandarkjanna og stralu. lyktun um efnahags- og flagslegar afleiingar hernms srael Palestnu var einnig samykkt me 45 atkvum gegn 3 atkvum Bandarkjanna, Kanada og stralu. Bretland, Plland og Tkkland stu hj. Greidd voru atkvi um tillgur undirnefndar ECOSOC um a hafna fimm flagasamtkum um rgefandi aild a ECOSOC. Tillaga um a veita ekki flagasamtkunum People in Need aild var samykkt me 25 atkvum gegn 18, 6 stu hj. sland greiddi atkvi gegn tillgunni. Hin fjgur flagasamtkin sem atkvi voru greidd um berjast ll fyrir rttindum samkynhneigra. Tk fulltri slands fundinum til mls til stunings ess a samtkin fengju rgefandi aild og greiddi sland v atkvi gegn tillgum undirnefndarinnar. remur tilfellum af fjrum voru tillgur undirnefndarinnar felldar me naumum meirihluta. Tillgur um a vsa mlum samtakanna riggja aftur til nefndarinnar voru einnig felldar. Niurstaa mlsins er a kvrun um aild samtakanna er fresta til endurupptkufundar ECOSOC haust. rlegur fundur ECOSOC me Bretton Woods stofnununum, aljaviskiptastofnuninni og UNCTAD rlegur fundur ECOSOC me Bretton Woods stofnunum, aljaviskiptastofnuninni og UNCTAD var haldinn 24. aprl. Auk fastafulltra, og varafastafulltra sttu Hermann rn Inglfsson og Anna Hjartardttir fundinn fr slandi. Markmii me essum fundum er a fulltrar helstu stofnana runarmla skiptist upplsingum um agerir snum svium me a m.a. fyrir augum a reyna a koma veg fyrir tvverkna. Aukafundir ECOSOC rr srstakir fundir voru haldnir vegum ECOSOC; einn um fuskort Afrku og tveir um fuglaflensuna. Fulltrar samtaka vegum Sameinuu janna og srstakir srfringar fjlluu ar um mlefnin. Fjalla var almennt um fuglaflensuna, hver httan af henni vri og httuna v a hn berist milli manna. Fuskorturinn Afrku er talinn mjg akallandi og voru rari rkin hvtt til ess a taka saman hndum til ess a takast vi ann vanda. Kvennanefnd Sameinuu janna (Commission on the Status of Women, CSW) Fimmtugasti fundur kvennanefndar S (CSW) var haldinn New York 27. febrar - 10. mars 2006. sland sti kvennanefndinni og nr kjrtmabili til rsins 2008. 45 rki eiga sti nefndinni hverju sinni. Meginumfjllunarefni fundarins var tvtt, annarsvegar um konur og runarsamvinnu og hinsvegar um leiir til a jafna tttku kvenna og karla kvaranatku. Einnig var srstaklega fjalla um hvernig bta mtti starfshtti og framtarskipulag funda nefndarinnar. Fjlmenn sendinefnd slands fundinum var undir formennsku rna Magnssonar, flagsmlarherra. Rherrar tku tt strfum kvennanefndarinnar fyrri vikuna. Flagsmlarherra flutti ru ann 1. mars. rttai hann ar a rtt fyrir a rangur hefi nst grundvelli eirrar stefnu sem mrku var Peking rstefnunni ri 1995, vri ljst a enn vri miki verk a vinna. Fram kom mli hans a mikilvgt vri a vinna senn a framgangi jafnrttismla me aljlegri samvinnu og grundvelli jafnrttistlana hverju rki fyrir sig. Flagsmlarherra undirstrikai varpi snu a fram yri haldi barttu gegn kynbundnu ofbeldi og mansali heimsvsu. Hann fjallai jafnframt um mikla tttku slenskra fera fingarorlofi og loks hvatti hann karla til ess a skja aljlega rstefnu um jafnrttisml slandi september 2006. Flagsmlarherra tk tt hringborsumrum rherra um konur og runarsamvinnu ann 1. mars. Hann var jafnframt gestgjafi hdegisverarfundi norrnu jafnrttisrherranna. Einnig tti hann samt rum norrnum rherrum fund me Rachel Mayanja, srstkum rgjafa Kofi Annan, aalframkvmdastjra S, svii jafnrttismla. ar var rdd srstaklega lyktun ryggisrs S nr. 1325 um konur, fri og ryggi. ann 8. mars var haldinn fundur tilefni af aljlega kvennadeginum og varpai Kofi Annan fundinn. Sagi hann m.a. a hann teldi S reiubnar fyrir kvenkyns aalframkvmdastjra og uppskar miki lfatak fundargesta. Vinnuhpur sem fjallar um kvartanir kom einnig saman fundi kvennanefndarinnar. vinnuhpnum sitja fimm ailar, einn fr hverjum rkjahpi, og hefur vinnuhpurinn a verkefni a fjalla um kvartanir einstaklinga gagnvart stjrnvldum heimalandi snu vegna brota rttindum eirra. Margar mlstofur voru haldnar samhlia fundi kvennanefndarinnar. M ar srstaklega nefna norrnu mlstofuna ,,Nordic Women in Politics sem allir norrnu jafnrttisrherrarnir tku tt . Flagsmlarherra fjallai ar um feraorlofi slandi og svarai spurningum ar a ltandi. msar mlstofur kvennanefndarfundinum voru skipulagar af frjlsum flagasamtkum. Drg a niurstu fundarins varandi tv meginumruefni hans voru lg fram um a bil viku fyrir upphaf hans. Meginumruefnin tv voru annarsvegar um konur og runarsamvinnu og hinsvegar um leiir til a jafna tttku kvenna og karla kvaranatku. samykktri niurstu fundarins rtta aildarrki S herslu framkvmd Peking-yfirlsingarinnar og framkvmdatlunarinnar auk niurstu 23. aukaallsherjaringsins. Einnig er lg rk hersla kvennasamning S (CEDAW) og niurstu leitogafundar S er varar rttindi kvenna. sari viku fundar kvennanefndarinnar hfust samningavirur um lyktanir fundarins, en alls voru fimm lyktanir lagar fram, samanbori vi tu fyrra. lyktanirnar fimm voru samykktar og fjalla r um: Konur, stlkubarni og alnmi, samykkt n atkvagreislu, og voru ll Norurlndin meflytjendur; Skrslugjafir um lg sem fela sr mismunun gagnvart konum, samykkt n atkvagreislu; Staa kvenna Palestnu. sland studdi en var ekki meflutningsaili og atkvagreislu var lyktunin samykkt me 41 atkvi gegn 2 (Bandarkin og Kanada) og 1 sat hj (Nikaragva). fyrra sat sland hj; Astur kvenna og stlkna Afganistan, samykkt n atkvagreislu og var sland meflytjandi lkt og fyrra; Astur kvenna og barna gslingu ea fangelsi tmum strstaka, samykkt n atkvagreislu. Ekki tkst a ljka fundi kvennanefndarinnar ann 10. mars. tkst a samykkja allar lyktanir fundarins en ru var loki. Fundi kvennanefndarinnar var v fram haldi mivikudaginn 15. mars. ann dag voru niurstur fundarins samykktar auk lyktunar (E/CN.6/2006/L.8) um endurbtur vinnuskipulagi kvennanefndarinnar. Helstu breytingarnar eru a framvegis verur lg hersla eitt umruefni ri sta tveggja ur. Einnig verur aukinn s tmi sem kvennanefndin notar til a fjalla um eftirlit me innleiingu samykktra skuldbindinga aildarrkjanna fr fyrri fundum. essar breytingar mia a v a gera starf nefndarinnar skilvirkara. A lokum var tekin kvrun um a meginumruefni nsta fundar kvennanefndarinnar veri afnm mismununar og ofbeldis gagnvart stlkubarninu. Nefnd um sjlfbra run (CSD) Fjrtndi fundur nefndar S um sjlfbra run (CSD) var haldinn dagana 1.-12. ma sl. Sigrur Anna rardttir, verandi umhverfisrherra, stti fundinn. Varafastafulltri sat fundinn fyrir hnd fastanefndar. Arir fulltrar sem komu fr slandi voru Gunnar Plsson, sendiherra, Magns Jhannesson, runeytisstjri umhverfisruneytis, Bjarni Sigtryggsson, sendirunautur, utanrkisruneyti, Danfrur Skarphinsdttir, srfringur, umhverfisruneyti og Sigfs Ingi Sigfsson, srfringur, inaar- og viskiptaruneyti. Auk tttku llum fundum ingsins og msum hliarviburum, annaist sendinefndin framkvmd srstaks kynningarviburar um ntingu jarvarma og frsluseturs um vetnisml, hvorttveggja fundarslum S mean inginu st. Fastanefnd hlt nokkra fundi me skrifstofu S sem fer me efnahags- og flagsml (DESA) rsfjrungnum til undirbnings fyrir kynningarviburinn og frslusetri. Helsta markmi slensku sendinefndarinnar var a vekja athygli mguleikum jarhita umrunni um endurnjanlegar orkulindir, en umtalsverrar tregu hefur gtt umrunni til essa, . m. undirbningsfundum nefndarinnar, en trekaar tilvitnanir slenskum mlflutningi rannsknir vetni ruddu vissan htt braut fyrir nnur rki, svo sem Tyrkland og Indland, til a vekja mls mguleikum vetnisins. JUSCANZ rkin hldu samrsfundi, sem slenska sendinefndin tk virkan tt , klukkustund fyrir fundi CSD, hvern morgun. risvar sinnum var haldinn samrsfundur JUSCANZ og ESB hdegishli. Sustu rj dagana var haldinn rherrafundur, en hann sat af slands hlfu Sigrur Anna rardttir, verandi umhverfisrherra. Hn lagi m.a. herslu akomu aljlegra fjrmlastofnana a ntingu jarhita. Hn sagi a flk vri almennt ekki ngu mevita um mguleika jarhita sem orkugjafa. Rherra sagi a jarhiti gti uppfyllt orkurf hundrua milljna manna Austur-Afrku, Mi-Amerku, Kna, Indnesu og var loftslagsvnan htt. Hn lagi einnig herslu forystuhlutverk aljlegra fjrmlastofnana essu sambandi. A fjrfest veri fyrir milljara dala orkukerfi nstu rum og essar fjrfestingar hefu hrif umhverfi marga ratugi. Hluti fari lklega orkuvinnslur knnar jarefnaeldsneyti svum ar sem ng er af orku fr jarhita, en hn vri ekki ntt vegna skorts tkniekkingu og fjrmagni. Rherra hvatti aljlegar fjrmlastofnanir til a hjlpa vi a ryja essum hindrunum r vegi og a huga srstaklega a efnahagslegum vinningi jarhita til langs tma. Gunnar Plsson, skrifstofustjri aulindaskrifstofu, flutti varp 1. ma fyrstu mlstofu fundarins sem fjallai um bttan agang a ruggri, drri, hagkvmri, flagslega viunandi og umhverfisvnni orku. Gunnar lagi m.a. herslu a rtt fyrir a ljst vri a heimurinn yrfti a nta jarefnaeldsneyti fyrirsjanlegri framt, mtti sj fyrir vaxandi mikilvgi endurnjanlegra orkugjafa. Hann sagi fr rannsknum og frumkvi slands vi ntingu jarhita, ..m. jarhitahskla S slandi, og eim mguleikum sem vetni hefur upp a bja. Hann hvatti aljlegar fjrmlastofnanir til a beina sjnum snum a fjrmgnun ntingu endurnjanlegra orkugjafa, tknin vri fyrir hendi en fjrmagni vantai. Hann flutti einnig varp vi hringborsumru fyrstu mlstofunnar 2. ma. ar var m.a. kynnt reynsla Indverja af slarorkuvingu og rtt um flagsleg vifangsefni samfara rafvingu. umrum vakti skrifstofustjri aulindaskrifstofu m.a. athygli v hvernig nota mtti vetni framtinni til a nta endurnjanlega orkugjafa sem eru fjarri bygg, t.d. jarhita. Hann benti a mrgum tilfellum yri a hagkvmara a breyta orkunni vetni og flytja vetni til notkunar ar sem eftirspurnin er. annig mtti komast hj fjrfrekum flutningi raforku um langan veg. Hann flutti rija varp sitt mlstofu 3. ma um aukna ntingu endurnjanlegra orkulinda til a mta vaxandi orkurf. Hann sagi fr eim skrefum sem sland hefur teki vi a auka hlut endurnjanlegra orkugjafa, .e. vatnsafls og jarhita og fr frumtilraunum slendinga til a ganga enn lengra me ntingu vetnis vi a auka hlut endurnjanlegra orkugjafa vi samgngur og fiskveiar. Fulltrar eyrunarrkja klluu eftir aukinni asto vi uppbyggingu orkuflunar. Fundarstjri lauk umrunni me hvatningu til rkja um a fjarlgja hindranir sem stu vegi fyrir aukinni ntingu endurnjanlegra orkulinda og til ess a kanna alla mguleika kolefnisbindingu. hdegishli 2. ma stu slensk stjrnvld fyrir kynningu jarhita. Fundinn stt nr 50 gestir fr msum rkjum og tkst hann mjg vel. Fstudaginn 5. ma skuu fulltrar smeyrkjasambandsins AOSIS eftir fundi me sendinefnd slands. Julian Hunte, fyrrum utanrkisrherra Sankti Lsu og nverandi fastafulltri hj S leiddi fundinn. Hann skai eftir virkri tttku slands uppbyggingu orkuvinnslu sem og stuningi vi mlsta eyrkja vi umrur inginu. Mnudaginn 8. ma var dagskrin helgu mlefnum sjlfbrrar runar smum runareyrkjum, SIDS (Small Island Developing States). ru slands trekai skrifstofustjri aulindaskrifstofu mikilvgi ess a sm eyrki yru astou vi a auka hlut endurnjanlegra orkugjafa, og fagnai v sambandi kvrun aljabankans um a leggja meiri herslu fjrmgnun orkuverkefna runarrkjum. Hann sagi einnig fr srstkum sji slenskra stjrnvalda til astoar smum eyrkjum. Sdegis sama dag stu slensk stjrnvld fyrir nmskeii (frslusetri) um vetnisml. Erindi fluttu orsteinn Sigfsson, prfessor, Jn Bjrn Sklason, forstjri Norku, Lun Jingguang, prfessor fr Kna og Graham Pugh, forstjri IPHE, alja vetnissamstarfsins. Um 40 manns sttu nmskeii og skiluu 23 inn liti snu nmskeiinu. Dmar tttakenda voru afar jkvir og mealeinkunnagjf eirra var 4,4 af 5. Seta WEOG rkja framkvmdastjrn UNDP og UNICEF aprl 2006 lauk virum meal WEOG-rkja um setu framkvmdastjrnum UNDP/UNFPA og UNICEF. WEOG rkin smdu um niurrun sta til essara stjrna til fimmtn ra. Bandarkin fllust ekki niurstuna, en nnur WEOG rki tla samt a styjast vi hana. Rkin fyrir v a raa stum niur til nokkurra ra eru m.a. au, a rki urfa ekki a eya pri kosningabarttu. Rki geta einnig skipulagt sig betur me tilliti til ess hvenr au eiga sti vikomandi stjrn og samhfing milli rkja verur betri. niurstunni er gert r fyrir a sland sitji tv r bum framkvmdastjrnum tmabilinu. I. viauki: Ra Halldrs sgrmssonar, forstisrherra, leitogafundi S, 15. september 2005 Next year will mark the 60th anniversary of Icelands accession to the United Nations. Newly independent in 1946, the Icelandic people sought the clear recognition of sovereignty which membership of the UN gives. The need to reinforce the countrys security through membership of an organisation committed to maintaining peace and security in the world was also an important consideration. The sovereign equality between nations provided by the UN Charter, the promise to live in peace as good neighbours and the condemnation of armed force except in the common interest; all these were valuable principles which the new Republic of Iceland wished to subscribe to. But Iceland has never looked on the UN as a mechanism solely for safeguarding sovereignty and for mediating relations between governments. The Charter addresses not only how we as governments conduct our relations between ourselves, matters of sovereign equality and territorial integrity, but also how we conduct ourselves towards our own peoples, what the Secretary General has called the accountability of states to their citizens. And indeed, how we conduct ourselves towards the peoples of other countries. It is my view, that up to now, the key commitments to the peoples (rather than just to the governments) enshrined in the UN Charter have not been given their due weight. The text proposed for endorsement makes significant strides towards redressing this balance. In particular, we have established the concept of the responsibility to protect. This idea is implicit in the UN Charter. It is therefore right that this summit underlines the responsibility that governments have to their people and the duty of the international community to intervene in a timely and decisive manner if national authorities manifestly fail in their responsibilities. With the creation of the Human Rights Council the UN will obtain a powerful tool in persuading states to live up to their responsibility to protect. It is in line with our decision to increase resources to the human rights machinery and will equip the UN to fulfill its duties towards its peoples, those individuals whose human rights need watchful and impartial protection. Work on this project must proceed rapidly. The decision to establish a Peace Building Commission will provide another tool which will help to create a better future for individuals and nations. Iceland welcomes its foundation and believes that if it is given the necessary institutional weight it could achieve much in establishing lasting peace following conflict. Large strides have been made on development matters. Still there is far to go if we are to attain the Millennium Development Goals. The clear recognition of the particular problems of Africa is most welcome. The clear restatement of the fundamental responsibility and right of developing countries to conduct their own development the importance of private investment capital and the massive increase in direct development aid promised by developed nations, is a major achievement. The Doha round must also make significant progress towards creating an international trade regime which gives developing countries access to the globalised economy. Development assistance from developed countries has a vital role to play in the fight against poverty and injustice. But developing countries, with the help of the international community, need to create political and legal environments in which sustainable development has a real chance. Iceland also welcomes the text on terrorism, although a universal definition is still needed. Terrorism is a threat to us all and must be condemned in all its forms. We therefore have a duty to conclude an international convention on terrorism by the end of this session of the General Assembly. The United Nations has made a great difference to many but it has also failed many. If we do not reform the Security Council, we will lack the necessary strength and power to protect and to secure and maintain peace. Iceland believes that, with the assistance of the President of the General Assembly, this matter can be settled before the end of the year. Finally, Mr. President, we believe Iceland can make a contribution to peace and to the welfare of all Member States. It is for this reason that Iceland is for the first time a candidate for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council for the term 2009 2010. II. viauki: Ra Davs Oddssonar, utanrkisrherra, almennri stjrnmlaumru allsherjaringinu, 20. september 2005 I would like to join those who have expressed thanks to the Secretary General for his efforts in recent years in addressing the very serious issues facing the international community. Iceland had high expectations of the outcome of last weeks Summit, which are only partly met in its concluding document. Much further work is needed. While most of the key values in the Charter are reaffirmed, it is Icelands view that human rights and the accountability of states to their citizens are insufficiently dealt with. The United Nations Charter guarantees equality between nations and provides a basis on which they can live together as good neighbours. The Charter addresses, however, not only how relations should be conducted between governments; it also lays down how governments should conduct themselves towards their peoples. This is what the Secretary General has called the accountability of states to their citizens. Iceland supports his strong statement on the responsibility carried by the international community in cases of massive human rights abuses or genocide. The United Nations have made significant progress in this respect by recognising that an international responsibility to protect exists. The Security Council and other institutions have thus been given a clear mandate indeed a clear duty to act where crimes against humanity are committed. Democracy and respect for universal human rights is of central importance to security and development. Iceland supports the establishment of the United Nations Democracy Fund and will contribute to it. We are also strongly in favour of reforming the present human rights machinery. The Commission on Human Rights is dysfunctional and devoid of credibility. Deliberations on human rights have suffered accordingly. Moreover, the credibility of the entire United Nations organisation is threatened. There now exists a mandate from the Summit to establish a Human Rights Council, which will be responsible for promoting universal respect for the protection of all human rights and fundamental freedoms. For Iceland the ideal Human Rights Council will be smaller than the Commission and will be in session all year, so that it can respond to emergencies. The composition of the new Council is fundamental to its effectiveness. It must not include major human rights abusers. The Summit committed member states to making all efforts to conclude a comprehensive convention on international terrorism. Such a convention must unconditionally condemn terrorism. For it to be fully effective, it must include a legal definition of terrorist acts. Unfortunately, the risk of terrorism combined with weapons of mass destruction is not dealt with in the Summit document, since it fails to address the proliferation of such weapons. Proliferation is a profound danger which the United Nations cannot ignore, but must confront in a decisive manner. Iceland welcomes the emphasis in the document on investing in prevention, peacemaking, peacekeeping and peacebuilding. We welcome in particular the proposal to create a Peacebuilding Commission and a Support Office within the Secretariat. Iceland is willing to take part with other member states in ensuring that both are up and running by the end of the year. I must express disappointment that the G4 proposal for reforming the Security Council has not yet received the support it deserves. While not perfect, it remains the most practical basis for reforming the Security Council. Therefore, this approach continues to have Icelands firm support. The Council must reflect the world as it is and be representative. Iceland has previously in this forum expressed its interest in participating actively in the work of the Council in the years 2009 and 2010. The Millennium Declaration provides the platform to address poverty in the developing countries. Developed countries have committed themselves to provide the necessary support in the form of official development assistance. It is no less important for developing countries to create a transparent and accountable environment that respects good governance and the rule of law, in order to attract domestic and foreign investment, which fosters the growth of a vibrant private sector. It is also important for developed and developing countries to ensure a successful outcome of the current WTO negotiations. The Government of Iceland has acknowledged the great challenge posed by the Millenium Development Goals. Accordingly, it will continue to substantially increase Icelands official development assistance in the coming years. Iceland is committed to reform of the United Nations Organisation and to finding common ways of dealing with threats to international security. The Summit document has serious shortcomings and the risk remains that the United Nations could be further weakened. The member states must ensure that the process continues and that it will in the coming weeks and months deliver on the fundamental issues at hand for peace and prosperity in the world. III. viauki: Rur ryggisri Sameinuu janna ryggisri beiti sr fyrir aukinni tttku kvenna friaruppbyggingu; varp fastafulltra opnum fundi ryggisrsins, um lyktun rsins nr. 1325 (2000) um konur, fri og ryggi, 27. oktber 2005. First of all, Mr. President, allow me to express the satisfaction of my delegation, as a non-Council member to be able to discuss the issue of women, peace and security in an open meeting, on the fifth anniversary of the adoption of Security Council resolution 1325. We thank you for convening this meeting and wish, in particular, to thank the special panelists who spoke earlier and added valuable points of views to our deliberations. At the outset my Government would like to express its gratitude to the Secretary General for his report on women and peace and security, contained in document S/2005/636. Resolution 1325 was a groundbreaking step forward in reaffirming the importance of equal participation and direct involvement of women in conflict prevention, peacekeeping and peacebuilding. By its adoption, it was finally recognized that women have an important role to play in peace processes and in achieving sustainable peace in conflict regions. This landmark resolution is a challenge to all of us, for it requires a fundamental change in procedure, delivery, attitudes and habits. Since the adoption of resolution 1325, considerable attention has been paid to its implementation at the UN level. This has been appropriate as we focus on ensuring the mainstreaming of a gender perspective throughout the work of the organization. We believe that in order to reach the Millennium Development Goals, it is important that a gender perspective be integrated into all strategies and programmes. In this context, Iceland warmly welcomes the United Nations Action Plan for implementing resolution 1325 across the United Nations system which has been presented to the Security Council today. The System-Wide Action Plan is an important tool for better coordination and building on the synergies of the United Nations system. With adoption of the Action Plan, the United Nations is creating a good precedent which should encourage member states to mainstream gender perspective in their own policies. We also hope that the recently established Peacebuilding Commission and the Peacebuilding Support Office will demonstrate a strong commitment to the full implementation of resolution 1325. Women in war and women who have survived war must enjoy protection and justice and women must be full agents in the shaping and rebuilding of their communities in the aftermath of war. Therefore, we must ensure that the provisions of resolution 1325 are realized and that women can fully and equally participate in all levels of decision-making with regard to conflict prevention and peace-building. It is in our duty to continue our work towards the full implementation of resolution 1325, at the national, regional and international level. The Icelandic authorities have put emphasis on supporting the implementation of resolution 1325. Indeed, an important part of Iceland's development cooperation is directed towards facilitating a smooth transition from conflict situations with special emphasis on women and their role in peacebuilding. Here, Iceland's support to UNIFEM is especially worth highlighting, Iceland's contribution to UNIFEM has more than doubled this year and for the past few years the Icelandic Crisis Response Unit as seconded a gender expert to UNIFEM in Kosovo. I would like to underline that Iceland strongly condemns the sexual exploitation and sexual abuse committed by United Nations peacekeeping personnel and we fully support the Secretary General in his determination to uproot this kind of behaviour. Such abuse undermines our peace efforts and the credibility of the United Nations. Efforts must be redoubled and preventive education in this field must be a continuous feature of the training of United Nations Peacekeepers. standi Afganistan; varp fastafulltra ryggisri S, 14. mars 2006 I would like at the outset to thank you for convening this open debate and giving us the opportunity to participate in the discussion on the situation in Afghanistan. I would also like to thank Mr. Koenigs for presenting the most recent report of the Secretary-General. We agree with those speakers this morning who have stated that significant progress has been made towards building a democratic state in Afghanistan and towards the rehabilitation of the basic infrastructure of the country. The signing of the Afghanistan Compact at the London Conference on 31 January 1 February marks an important milestone on the road towards reconstruction and normalcy of Afghanistan. It reaffirms the committment of the Afghan Government and the international community to collaborate in meeting the challenges of security, governance and economic and social development. The report of the Secretary-General reminds us, however, of the challenges remaining in Afghanistan. Increased activity of insurgents and terrorists who have used more sophisticated and lethal tactics is of great concern. Understandably much remains to be done as regards the strengthening of the rule of law, improvement of human rights and the practice of good governance. The production, trafficking and trade in illegal narcotics continue to be a threat to the success of state-building in Afghanistan. This is both a national and international concern as it provides fertile ground for criminal networks, illegal armed groups and extremist elements. We commend the comprehensive efforts already made and new plans by the Afghan Government of which my Afghan colleague spoke a few minutes ago, and we also commend the international partners of Afghanistan in the fight against drug cultivation and trade. On human rights in Afghanistan I would simply like to align myself with what my colleague from Austria on behalf of the European Union said on the subject. The Interim National Action Plan for the Women of Afghanistan is an especially encouraging work in progress. Peacekeeping missions enable a small country, such as Iceland, to join international efforts for peace and development. We are currently contributing a mobile observation team to a Provisional Reconstruction Team in Western Afghanistan. Previously Iceland held administrative command and other tasks at Kabul International Airport from the middle of 2004 and into 2005. It has now been decided that beginning this spring Iceland will again provide personnel in support of Kabul airport operations. Iceland also produced, at the request of the Afghan authorities and NATO, a plan for how to transition in three to four years the operation of the airport from the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) to Afghan civilian management. Iceland will assist in implementing the transition plan by providing expert advice and support in close cooperation with other international organisations. Finally, Iceland has on a number of occasions, since late 2001, provided airlift for transportation of peacekeeping forces, military equipment and humanitarian aid to Afghanistan. Iceland continues to be committed to helping establish the conditions in which Afghanistan can enjoy a representative government and self-sustaining peace and security and to the successful reconstruction of the country. Iceland fully supports the important work carried out to this end by the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) as well as other international organizations. IV. viauki: Rur allsherjaringinu og undirnefndum Umbtur Sameinuu junum; varp fastafulltra vi umru allsherjaringi Sameinuu janna um rsskrslu Kofi Annan, aalframkvmdastjra, 29. september 2005 We congratulate you on your election and wish you well in the important work ahead. Your speech on September 23rd at the end of the General Debate bears witness to your dedication to this organization and what it stands for. We thank the Secretary General for the comprehensive report on the work of the Organization. It is now up to us, the Member States, to make concrete implementation efforts to follow-up the decisions made at the Major Summit and ensure that it will become a real success. Peacekeeping and peace building: Looking back at the past year when the scale of United Nations peacekeeping operations reached a historic high, we welcome the emphasis our leaders placed on investing in prevention, peacemaking, peacekeeping and peacebuilding. We welcome in particular the creation of a Peacebuilding Commission and a Support Office within the Secretariat. We must ensure that both are up and running by the end of the year. Terrorism: We fully concur with the Secretary General in his report on the extent to which terrorism is a threat to everything the UN stands for. We support the thrust of the five-point strategy previously outlined by the Secretary-General. If the struggle against terrorism is to be successful, it is essential for us to agree on definitions and means for prevention and to conclude a comprehensive convention against terrorism before the end of this session of the General Assembly. Disarmament and Non-Proliferation: Unfortunatly no progress on Non-Proliferation was made in May this year at the NPT Review Conference and we failed at the Major Summit to address this issue. Proliferation is a profound danger which the United Nations must confront in a decisive manner. If we continue on the present path of stalemate, the threat of terrorism, combined with weapons of mass destruction will only grow. Development: We thank the Secretary General for his valuable contribution to development by placing it at the centre of the ongoing reform. The two major reports on development, i.e. by Professor Sachs and the Secretarys General report, In larger freedom, illustrated the clear link between development and security, which underlines further the need to address these two issues in tandem. The Government of Iceland has acknowledged the great challenge posed by the Millennium Development Goals and will increase efforts in assisting the developing countries in reaching these Goals. Each country must, however, take primary responsibility for its own economic and social development and a key element for successful long term development is good governance and the rule of law. A developing country that creates a transparent and accountable environment that respects good governance and the rule of law, will attract domestic and foreign investment, which will foster the growth of a vibrant private sector. International trade liberalization is a key pillar for the private sector and a successful conclusion of the Doha Development Agenda is important for the achievement of the MDGs. A fair, open and equitable multilateral trade system would allow developing countries to take full part in the globalised economy and thus contribute significantly to increasing the resources available in the developing countries to combat poverty. Human rights: We welcome that the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has placed greater emphasis on strengthening national systems for human rights protection. We also welcome other new developments in the same direction. There is, however, an urgent need to reform the human rights machinery of the UN. Please allow me Mr. President to quote the then Icelandic Minister for Foreign Affairs at the General Debate of this assembly, when he said: The Commission on Human Rights is dysfunctional and devoid of credibility. Deliberations on human rights have suffered accordingly. Moreover, the credibility of the entire United Nations organization is threatened.For Iceland the ideal Human Rights Council will be smaller than the Commission and will be in session all year, so that it can respond to emergencies. The composition of the new Council is fundamental to its effectiveness. It must not include major human rights abusers. We have a mandate from the Major Summit to establish a Human Rights Council and it is up to us to get it up and running as soon as possible and not later than before this session of the General Assembly ends. Management and strengthening the Organization: It is essential that the UN Secretariat be equipped to deal with the challenges we, the Member States, thrust upon it. I would like at this point to praise the Secretariat under the inspirational leadership of the Secretary-General and a number of other top officials for its committed and professional work in many areas. But as in any large organisation adjustments are needed, new skills need to be brought in and a more rapid renewal of staff may be required than can be achieved by natural turnover. This may entail some expense in the short term but with dividends in the long run. It is for the member states to ensure that we are not imposing too many tasks on the Secretariat and spreading resources too thinly. Iceland, therefore, stands fully behind the Secretary-General in his efforts to modernize the management and to strengthen the Organisation. We must live up to the promises we made at the Major Summit by providing the United Nations with adequate resources to enable the Organization to implement its mandates and achieve its objectives. Let me conclude by congratulating the Secretary-General and his staff for the work they have undertaken in this historic and hectic year of action, often under difficult circumstances. Afvopnunar- og ryggisml; varp fastafulltra 1. nefnd allsherjarings Sameinuu janna, sem fjallar um afvopnunar- og ryggisml, 4. oktber 2005 First of all, Mr. Chairman, may I congratulate you on your elections as chair of the First Committee. My tributes also go to the other Members of the Bureau. As the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iceland stated in the recent general debate in the General Assembly we had high expectations for the outcome of the World Summit. The outcome document however, falls short of our expectations. We, as the UN Secretary-General and many others, are very disappointed over the fact that disarmament and non-proliferation issues are not even addressed in the document. We all know that the risk of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction poses one of the most serious security threats of our time, not at least the danger of such weapons falling into the hands of terrorist organizations and non-state actors. It is vital that the international community strengthen preventive measures to suppress terrorism. Iceland is fully committed to this effort. Last month, the Prime Minister of Iceland signed, on behalf of Iceland, the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism. Iceland regrets that the NPT Review Conference, held in May this year, also failed to respond to the challenges the international community is faced with. Since entering into force the NPT has been a centrepiece of international security. It has served as the main pillar in global efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and we must make sure that it is not eroded. Iceland supports the continuing efforts of Norway, and other countries, to seek consensus and concrete results in addressing the urgent challenges to the nuclear-non proliferation regime. Iceland welcomes practical initiatives which can complement the NPT and are aimed at strengthening the non-proliferation regime such as the Proliferation Security Initiative and Security Council resolution 1540 (2004) addressing the serious concerns about the risk of non-state actors gaining access to weapons of mass destruction. Iceland supports efforts to find diplomatic solution to the many questions surrounding Irans nuclear program. The Iranian authorities must fully comply with the International Atomic Energy Authoritys requirements for transparency in the development of their nuclear program. Iceland welcomes the joint statement by the participants in the Six Party Talks on the principles for a peaceful and verifiable denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula.We note in particular the renewal of the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (DPRK) commitment to abandon nuclear weapons and all existing nuclear programmes and its undertaking to return to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. In this context we emphasize the importance of adopting measures to deal with withdrawal from the NPT. For a number of years we have expressed in this forum our regret over the stalemate at the UN multilateral disarmament machinery, not at least at the Conference on Disarmament. We continue to state our views on the sorry state at this important forum in Geneva. Iceland is firmly committed to reform of the United Nations. In recent years the First committee has been engaged in discussing ways and means to reform our organization and working methods. Let me restate that we support fewer and better studies, and of fewer and more focused resolutions which have a realistic chance of being followed up. We believe that we need a procedure by which we decide what measures arenecessary, their time frame and that resolutions should only be renewed if considered important in the light of experience. Agerir gegn aljlegum hryjuverkum; varp fastafulltra um barttuna gegn hryjuverkum 6. nefnd allsherjarings Sameinuu janna, 7. oktber 2005 I would like to congratulate you on your election as Chairman of the Sixth Committee. Congratulations also go to other members of the Bureau on their election and I would like to reassure you of my delegations full cooperation and support. Allow me, at the outset, to thank the Secretary General for his emphasis on the fight against international terrorism, which without a doubt is one of the greatest threats to public security in the world today. The fight against terrorism is of fundamental importance to every nation today, since it has a global reach and threatens peace and security everywhere as well as having a negative impact on development. All states, large and small, are affected by terrorist threats. Terrorism is a crime against the human values which the UN stands for. Such crimes must never be tolerated or excused. Neither does it matter why terrorists strike, as there is no such thing as justifiable terrorism. Any potentially just cause which terrorists may claim to be fighting for is only harmed by the hideousness of the means by which they choose to advance them. And it does not matter who the terrorists are or the scale of the terrorist act, all forms of terrorism must be fought against and all terrorist acts condemned. But in order to do so the nations of the world must agree upon a generally acceptable definition of the term terrorism, for without a consensus of what constitutes terrorism, nations cannot unite against it. In light of this, it is imperative that all States, as well as regional and international organizations, cooperate to eliminate terrorism. The United Nations play a key role in that regard today. The UN has been at the forefront in the battle against terrorism and continues that work, as the Report of the Secretary General, Measures to eliminate international terrorism, contained in document A/60/228 from 12 August 2005, well describes. Important milestones have already been put in place, among which is Resolution 1373 (2001), based on Chapter VII of the UN Charter, requiring States to create the necessary legislative and administrative framework to deal with various aspects of terrorism, especially terrorist financing. The establishment of international conventions to counter terrorist acts is also fundamental in this regard. Important examples are the International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Bombings (New York, 15 December 1997), the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism (New York, 9 December 1999) and now the new International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism (New York, 13 April 2005) which several states, including Iceland, have already signed. The existence of such international legal instruments creates the framework for co-operation of nations in the field of preventing terrorism. It should be kept in mind, that in order to maximize the effect of these instruments, all nations must become parties to them. Iceland has ratified and actively implements the twelve UN Conventions and Protocols on terrorism as well as the European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism, and urges States that have not yet ratified these instruments to do so as soon as possible. Iceland continues to work with the Counter Terrorism Committee, its Executive Directorate and the Al-Qaida/Taliban Sanctions Committee. In the work of the First Committee of the General Assembly, Iceland has consistently supported measures aiming at preventing terrorist groups from obtaining weapons of mass destruction. During the debates in the Third Committee, Iceland has repeatedly voiced the view that in the fight against terrorism, international agreements on human rights and humanitarian law must be upheld. In the Sixth Committee, and its Ad Hoc Committee, Iceland supported the work on the international convention for the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism. We further underline the importance of concluding the work on the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism, or as heads of state and government urged us to do in the Summit Declaration in September; to ,,make every effort to reach an agreement on and conclude a comprehensive convention on international terrorism during the sixtieth session of the General Assembly. As I have described, Iceland has participated in the work of international counter-terrorism fora. The Icelandic Government has also been reorganizing responses to potential terrorism in Iceland, i.a. by strengthening a Special Police Unit to deal among other issues with acts of terrorism. Plans have also been put in place to respond to terrorist threats in the Icelandic Air Space, which is among the biggest in the world, and a constant legislative review is in progress to keep legislation in harmony with the most recent views in this field. No chain is stronger than its weakest link. States must keep in mind that without the support of other countries there is no chain of defense against international terrorism. But in order to become a functional link in that chain, every state must also realize that the same alertness and preparedness is needed at home as in the international arena. Iceland fully supports all measures taken by the United Nations to meet that end. Mlefni kvenna rdd hj Sameinuu junum; varp fastafulltra 3. nefnd allsherjaringsins um rttindi kvenna, 12. oktber 2005 As this is the first time Iceland takes the floor in the third committee during the 60th Session of the General Assembly, allow me at the outset to congratulate you and the other members of the Bureau on your election. I assure you of the full cooperation and support of my delegation. Let me begin by saying that in 2005 important focus has been put on gender equality and the advancement of women at the international and national level. At the United Nations World Summit our leaders reaffirmed the full and effective implementation of the Beijing Declaration, the Platform of Action and the outcome document of the twenty-third Special Session of the General Assembly. Iceland remains fully committed the Beijing platform of Action and the Beijing Declaration and the outcome document. We all have a duty to continue our efforts for further implementation of these commitments and we must translate them into action. Iceland attaches great importance to Gender equality, both at the national and international level. We are firmly committed to implementing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and its Optional Protocol, both of which we have ratified. We urge all States that have not yet done so, to ratify the Convention and the Protocol as soon as possible. We are also concerned about the scope of reservations that countries have made to the Convention and urge states to withdraw them, for they are contrary to the objectives of the Convention. We welcomed the political declaration adopted at the forty-ninth session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), at which Iceland took a seat as a member. Iceland has emphasised the important work of the Commission on the Status of Women and looks forward to contributing actively to its work. Next year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Commission and gives us an important opportunity to reflect on its achievements and how to build on them in the work ahead. An important instrument to ensure the advancement of women is the Security Council resolution 1325. This groundbreaking resolution is a challenge to all of us, for it requires a fundamental change in procedure, delivery, attitudes and habits. Women in war and women who have survived war must enjoy protection and justice and women must be full agents in the shaping and rebuilding of their communities in the aftermath of war. Iceland continues to support the full implementation of resolution 1325. We welcome the report of the Secretary-General, contained in document A/60/38, on the Status of the Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women on its thirty-second session. Improvements have been achieved towards gender equality and human rights of women in the ten years since Beijing. While progress has been made, including through international instruments, we must recognise how much more has to be done. We therefore have to remain vigilant and energetic in continuing to work for womens rights and gender equality. On that note, we can not disassociate violence against women from the general advancement of women. When we have numbers that tell us that one woman in three will suffer gender-based violence in her lifetime, we know that despite the achievements, great changes still need to be made. We must combat all forms of violence against women, not least domestic violence. Iceland takes note of the interim report of the Secretary-General on violence against women, contained in document A/60/211. We look forward to receiving the in depth report at the sixty-first session of the General Assembly. In this context, I would like to mention our fight against trafficking in human beings a priority issue which affects all states, either as places of origin, transit or destination, with women and girls being the most frequent victims. Trafficking in women and girls amounts to a modern form of slavery, which is sadly on the increase. Iceland has emphasised the role of regional institutions in combating trafficking in human beings and has contributed actively to the anti-trafficking work of the OSCE. During previous debates in the third committee on the advancement of women, Iceland has stressed its issues of concern such as hindrances on the freedom of movement of women in some countries, lack of womens participation in political life, the unequal pay of men and women and the restrictions on reproductive rights of women. We repeat these concerns today. Mikilvgi verndar barna gegn ofbeldisverkum; varp fastafulltra 3. nefnd allsherjaringsins, ar sem fjalla var um rttindi barna heiminum, 17. oktber 2005 The Government of Iceland remains fully committed to implementing the Convention on Rights of the Child and its two Optional Protocols, which Iceland has already ratified. We believe that the Convention together with its optional Protocols provides for a comprehensive framework for the protection of childrens rights. We urge those countries which have not ratified or acceded to the Convention and its Optional Protocols, to do so. It is, however, not enough to ratify these legal instruments. We must ensure that we honour our commitments under the Convention and act on them. We warmly welcome the comprehensive report of the Secretary-General contained in document A/60/207 on the progress in realizing the commitments from the Special Session of the General Assembly on Children. The report clearly indicates that countries have increased their actions to translate the commitments from the Special Session into their national policy and strategies. We all committed ourselves to implement the outcome document and have a duty to continue with our efforts to fulfill the important goals laid out at the Session. Our approach should be progress oriented, focusing on actions and implementation. Violence against children exists in all societies to a varying degree. We must help to break this vicious cycle. With this in mind, Iceland has incorporated an explicit duty of parents to safeguard children against violence, which entails a ban on parental corporal punishment of children. Iceland would like to urge those member states who have not already introduced legislative measures to that effect, to do so. We are concerned, Mr. Chairman, about the impact armed conflict has on children; whether it is the result of childrens direct involvement in hostilities or they are harmed by the widespread repercussions of armed conflict on their society in general. We urge all states to reflect provisions of the Security Councils resolution 1539, adopted on 22 April of last year, in their efforts to ensure the safety and security of children in conflict areas. Iceland fully supports the important work of the Independent Expert for the United Nations on violence against children, Mr. Paulo Sergio Pinheiro, and we look forward to receiving his final report and hope it brings us new insights to combat violence against children. The Regional Consultation for the UN Study on Violence Against Children for Europe and Central Asia, held in Ljubljana, in July this year, proved to demonstrate the seriousness of this issue for the well-being of children and underlined the importance of coherent strategies to combat violence at different levels of society. Iceland fully supports the Ljubljana Final Conclusions to Act Now on Violence Against Children. Commercial sexual exploitation, trafficking and sexual abuse of children remain one of the greatest threats to children in the world. We would like to welcome the conclusions by the Presidency of the final Session of the Yokohama Review on Combating Sexual Exploitation and Abuse of Children for Europe and Central Asia, which also was generously hosted by the Slovenian government in Ljubljana last July. The conclusions highlight some of the most important tasks ahead, both nationally and internationally, in our commitment to make progress in this field. Iceland has on previous occasions, Mr. Chairman, drawn attention to the importance of improving the living conditions and securing the rights of children living in residential institutions and other forms of out-of-home placement. It is a sad fact that the number of children deprived of parental care is rising rapidly in many parts of the world. We would like to draw a special attention to the importance of the recently adopted Recommendation of the Council of Europes Committee of Ministers to Member States on Childrens Rights in Residential Institutions. Iceland welcomes the Recommendations last month from the Committee on the Rights of the Child on a Day of General Discussion on Children without Parental Care. In particular, Iceland fully supports the Committees recommendation to prepare a set of international standards for the protection and alternative care of children without parental care for the UN General Assembly to consider and adopt in 2006. Finally, Mr. Chairman, the importance we attach to effective action in safeguarding the rights and interests of children is reflected in our substantially increased financial contribution to UNICEF by 60% this year. Kvennafrdagurinn slandi; varp fastafulltra vi umrur um skrslu Efnahags- og flagsmlars S (ECOSOC) fyrir ri 2005 allsherjaringi Sameinuu janna, 25. oktber 2005. Iceland has aligned itself with the statement made earlier by my colleague from the United Kingdom on behalf of the European Union and other European states, but would like to add a few comments. I would like to begin by thanking Ambassador Munir Akram, the president of the Economic and Social Council, for introducing the 2005 Report of the ECOSOC which provides a comprehensive overview of the work of the Council. I would also like to thank the four Vice-Presidents of ECOSOC and the Secretariat for their excellent work and professional leadership in the extensive work of ECOSOC during the various segments which the report so aptly describes. This year Iceland was elected to the Council and is honoured to take part in its important work. A wide range of key issues were addressed in ECOSOC this year, all of them worthy of further deliberations here today, as so aptly done by previous speakers. I would however, like to focus only on resolution E/2005/31, on mainstreaming a gender perspective into all policies and programmes in the United Nations system. I believe that by adopting the resolution the UN is creating a good precedent which should encourage all member states to mainstream gender perspective into their own policies, thereby advancing gender equality. I focus on this issue only for yesterday marked the 30th anniversary of the womens walk out in Iceland. At least 45 thousand women took part in yesterdays celebrations and Icelandic society came to a standstill. Gender mainstreaming is crucial when it comes to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals. Poverty is becoming increasingly feminized and it is a fact that the majority of the 1.5 billion people living on one dollar a day or less are women. Women living in poverty are often denied access to critical resources such as credit, land and inheritance. Moreover, their participation in decision-making at home and in the community are minimal. Therefore, it is vital that the policy of gender mainstreaming be implemented, monitored and evaluated on all levels, local and global. The Security Council resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security was a groundbreaking step forward in reaffirming the importance of equal participation and full involvement of women in all efforts of the maintenance and promotion of peace. We must strengthen our efforts to secure its full and effective implementation. A decade has passed since the United Nations Global Fourth World Conference on Women was held in Beijing. Improvements have been made towards gender equality and human rights of women, but our work to ensure and promote gender equality, must continue. At the United Nations World Summit our leaders reaffirmed the full and effective implementation of the Beijing Declaration, the Platform of action and the outcome of the twenty-third Special Session of the General Assembly. Iceland remains fully committed to the Beijing Platform of Action, the Beijing Declaration and the outcome document. Yesterday, the 24th of October, marked the 30th anniversary of the women's walk out in Iceland, the day on which 90% of Iceland's women downed tools, both at home and in the workplace, so as to demonstrate the importance of women's contribution to society. Needless to say, Icelandic society came to a standstill that day. Despite the great progress Iceland has made in terms of gender equality since then, inequalities remain. To show their discontent with these continuing inequalities, Icelandic women walked out from work yesterday. It is estimated that over one third of Icelandic women participated in the protest. And again, of course, Icelandic society came to a standstill. All stand to gain from increased gender equality. The United Nations is a central instrument for the advancement of these fundamental rights and Iceland will continue to actively participate in translating commitments into action. Samrmt tak allra rkja heimsins til bttrar umferarmenningar; varp fastafulltra vi umrur allsherjaringi Sameinuu janna um umferarryggi, 26. oktber 2005. I would like to thank the Secretary General for the progress report on the implementation of resolution 58/289. I would also like to pay tribute to Oman for its determination over a number of years in bringing attention to a serious threat to personal security in the world. The seriousness of this issue is clear from the statistics. Nearly 1.2 million people die every year in traffic accidents; this figure is comparable to death rates from malaria or AIDS, as previous speakers have pointed out. At the same time, the solution to the problem involves to a large extent persuading motorists, which is many of us, to change our behaviour. Iceland has taken seriously the recommendations of the World report on road traffic injury prevention. Unlike many other countries, the large majority of road accident fatalities in Iceland do not occur in the city indeed, the accident rate in built-up areas has declined significantly over recent years, while 3/4 of fatal accidents now occur in the countryside. Studies have confirmed other findings that attribute road accidents to a number of key factors: speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs, failure to use seat belts and poor infrastructure. In the light of this information, the Icelandic Ministry of Transport has developed a four-year road safety improvement strategy which started last spring. Thirteen thousand kilometres of road stretch across Iceland with a population of 300.000. This means that resources need to be targeted carefully when improving road infrastructure. A cost-benefit system is used to assess where improvements are most urgent. Last summer the Government launched an initiative to reduce speeding and improve seat-belt use on out-of-town highways. A contract was made with the police to double surveillance for these issues. In addition, special cameras were installed in certain police vehicles. The campaign was carried out from June to September as this is the time when roads are busiest. First results from this initiative suggest very positive results. Average speed appears to have fallen it is calculated that a drop of one kilometre per hour average speed means a 3% drop in the accident rate. The Icelandic authorities are now preparing a similar campaign against driving under the influcence of alcohol and other drugs, which will be applied year round. Also in preparation is the establishment of a network of automatic speed cameras. This is a longer term project and requires both technical preparation and possibly new legislation. We know that the deaths of 1.2 million individuals, however tragic, are only the tip of the iceberg of suffering caused by traffic accidents. Traffic accidents have a major economic impact on many families and thus on many national economies. Iceland is again proud to be a co-sponsor of the draft resolution, this time A/60/L.8, introduced earlier today by my friend Ambassador Fuad Al-Hinai. Sjlfbr orka gu runarrkja; varp fastafulltra um sjlfbra run 2. nefnd allsherjarings Sameinuu janna, 2. nvember 2005 Since this is the first time Iceland takes the floor in the Second Committee during the 60th Session of the General Assembly, allow me at the outset to congratulate you and the members of the bureau on your election. I wish to express our support and we stand ready to work with you. I will today limit my comments to two Items on our agenda, namely Item 85(b) on follow-up to and implementation of the Mauritius Strategy for the Further Implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States; and Item 85(f) on the promotion of new and renewable sources of energy, including the implementation of the World Solar Programme. I welcome the Secretary-Generals comprehensive and balanced reports on these issues. These two items are interlinked. Few Small Island Developing States are energy self-sufficient and many of them are economically vulnerable to external factors such as fluctuations in energy prices. This is especially relevant today with record high oil prices. Many SIDS and other developing countries have, however, the potential for using geothermal energy for producing electricity power. This is a real option, it is economically viable today and it would decrease the vulnerability of these countries. Iceland, an island state, shares many of the Small Island Developing States concerns in the area of sustainable development. There is scope for cooperation in many areas, including the sustainable use of energy. I had the privilege to take part, on behalf of my country, in the successful International Meeting on SIDS held in Mauritius last January. At that meeting I announced the decision of the Government of Iceland to launch a special Small Island Developing States initiative to make available one million US dollars in a special fund to support programmes on sustainable use of natural resources in the SIDS. We are committed to doing our part in promoting the implementation of the Mauritius strategy to ensure its realization and we are in the process of finding the most effective ways of using the fund, in particular in regard to programmes in the fields of sustainable fisheries and renewable energy. Iceland has already gone through important steps in utilizing its own geothermal energy potential. This has not only made us less vulnerable to external price shocks, it has also made a significant contribution to environmental protection. Today about 87% of all housing in the country is heated with geothermal energy. Iceland has done its best to share its expertise in a number of ways. The United Nations University Geothermal Training Programme is located in Iceland. Over three hundred students from 39 developing countries have received training in geothermal energy use since the school started operations in 1979. Although almost all energy for stationary applications comes from clean renewables, Iceland imports considerable amounts of oil. Nearly 30% of all primary energy used in Iceland originates from imported fossil fuels mainly used in the fisheries and for land-based vehicles. Only 20% of the technically feasible hydropower has been harnessed and only a small fraction of the countrys geothermal potential available for electricity has been utilized. There is, therefore, still a large potential for using clean energy for these purposes as well. The most promising option is to use electricity to make hydrogen for use as the primary energy carrier for ships and vehicles. We are committed to working with others to develop this technology for the benefit of all. International consensus for sustainable energy solutions is, however, necessary to accelerate technical innovations. In November 2003, ministers from 15 countries and the EU announced the creation of the International Partnership for a Hydrogen Economy (IPHE), a global effort for partnerships among countries and to promote the conduct of advanced research on hydrogen. The Government of Iceland has offered Iceland as an international platform for hydrogen research and experimentation with a view to facilitating the sharing of its pioneering experiences. For these and other reasons, Iceland has high expectations of CSD 14 and 15. Energy issues are moving up the international agenda and must be seen in context of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). We have a longstanding commitment to international cooperation on the sustainable use of energy. At CSD we will encourage the development of new technologies, including deep-drilling for geothermal sources and to use hydrogen as a major energy carrier. Our aim is to make full use of CSD 14 and 15 to present these and other opportunities in the energy sector, through a side-event, learning center and other possible means. Endurbtur ryggisri Sameinuu janna; varp fastafulltra vi umrur allsherjaringi S um rsskrslu ryggisrsins, 10. nvember 2005 Like many colleagues before me today I condemn in the strongest way the terrorist attacks in Amman yesterday and on behalf of the Government and People of Iceland express the profound condolences to the Government and People of Jordan, and in particular to those who lost family members and to those that were injured. At the outset, I would like to thank the President of the Security Council for the month of November for presenting the Report of the Security Council to the General Assembly. The report reflects the continued increase in the volume and scope of the activities of the Council. I will, however, limit my short statement to the issue of the reform of the Security Council. Regarding working methods of the Security Council, Iceland has consistently supported calls for increased transparency of the work of the Security Council. This implies more openness, proactive communication and strengthened accountability. Some substantive steps have been made in this regard, such as the growing practice of open briefings, meetings and debates of the Security Council, which we welcome. The open debates can serve as an important tool for communication between the Security Council, the wider UN membership, and international civil society as well. Iceland agrees with the Secretary-General that effective reform of the United Nations entails reform of the Security Council. Iceland has advocated a more representative and legitimate Council which better mirrors todays geopolitical realities. We are of the view that there should be an expansion of both the permanent and non-permanent members of the Council. Changes are long overdue. During the general debate in September the Foreign Minister of Iceland expressed disappointment that the G4 proposal for reforming the Security Council seemed not to have the support it deserved. While not perfect, it remains the most practical basis for reforming the Security Council. Therefore, this approach continues to have Icelands firm support the Foreign Minister stated. Indeed, Iceland was one of the co-sponsors of the said proposal (A/59/L.64), introduced last July, during the 59th session of the General Assembly. This proposal continues to be pertinent and relevant in our view. Consensus on the expansion of the Security Council is desirable but after more than twelve years of debate we all know that it is not reachable. We should utilize the democratic decision-making at the disposal of the General Assembly. Finally, Mr. President, I would like to use todays opportunity to welcome the establishment of the Security Council Report published by an independent not-for-profit organisation in affiliation with the Columbia University Center on International Organization, which aims to provide a consistent publicly-available analytical information about the activities of the Security Council. I believe that this initiative will be especially beneficial for smaller delegations. Konur og run; varp fastafulltra undir dagskrrli 56(b) 2. nefnd allsherjarings Sameinuu janna, 14. nvember 2005 Of the three important and inter-related issues under the item on our agenda today, namely eradication of poverty and other development issues much has already been said this morning, which we agree on, but please let me limit myself to a few comments on Item 56(b), Women in development. I would like to begin by thanking the Secretary General for his thorough report on the progress made in the implementation of GA resolution 58/206 on women in development, including the impact of globalization on the empowerment of women and their integration in development. We fully agree with the Secretary General that it is highly relevant today to focus on the benefits and challenges faced by women as a result of the growth of the service sector. In recent years increased trade in services has been a major source of global economic growth. I would like to highlight the fact, mentioned in the report, that the cross-border movements of persons has become the main vehicle for greater participation by women in exports of services in developing countries, which is a positive side of increased international trade in services. The downside of it is that the flexibility of labour can lead to the loss of formal contracts, social security and other social benefits. It is worrying that the current trends in womens employment are heading in the wrong direction, with lower wages and deterioration in the terms and conditions of employment. One of the reasons is that women are more likely to find employment in the informal economy than men. I note that the report says that there has been a shift to temporary migration and an increase in undocumented migrants, which often results in illegal trafficking in human beings. This is a disturbing trend which needs to be dealt with. The fight against trafficking in human beings should be a priority for all, as most states are affected either as countries of origin, countries of transit or countries of destination. It remains one of Icelands priorities and we have put considerable efforts into raising public awareness on what such trafficking involves. With this aim in mind, three conferences have been held within the last three years on various aspects of trafficking in persons. We have actively participated in the international fight against this serious crime through the Nordic Ministerial Council by participating in a Nordic-Baltic Task Force against Trafficking in Human Beings. The fight against human trafficking is also one of the main priorities in our work within the OSCE. Since 2003 Iceland has financed a female anti-trafficking officer within the OSCE Mission in Bosnia-Herzegovina and since 1999 Iceland has financed a gender specialist which works for UNIFEM in Kosovo. Moreover, in its criteria for receiving refugees Iceland has put particular emphasis on women that are defined by UNHCR as women at risk. Mlefni hafsins; varp fastafulltra undir dagskrrlium 75 (a) og (b) allsherjaringi Sameinuu janna, 28. nvember 2005 At the outset I would like to commend the Secretariat, in particular the able staff of the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea, headed by Mr. Vladimir Golitsyn, for their comprehensive reports on oceans and the law of the sea and on sustainable fisheries. I would also like to express our appreciation for the other activities of the Division, which reflect the high standard of assistance provided to Member States by the Division. Let me furthermore acknowledge the professional manner in which the coordinators, Commander Marcos L. de Almeida of Brazil and Ms. Holly R. Koehler of the United States, conducted the informal consultations on the omnibus and fisheries resolutions. The consultations were both lengthy and challenging this year and we wish to thank all the participants for their constructive contribution. As reflected in the draft omnibus resolution, one of the conclusions of the informal consultations was that their efficiency would have to be further improved in the future by limiting the period of the consultations on both resolutions to a maximum of four weeks in total and by ensuring that the consultations are scheduled in such a way as to avoid overlap with the period in which the Sixth Committee is meeting. The Convention on the Law of the Sea, which is without doubt one of the biggest achievements in the history of the United Nations, provides the legal framework for all our deliberations on the oceans and the law of the sea. We welcome recent ratifications of the Convention by Latvia, Burkina Faso and Estonia, bringing the number of States Parties up to 149, and urge those States that still have not ratified the Convention to do so in order to achieve the ultimate goal of universal participation. It is imperative that the Convention be fully implemented and that its integrity be preserved. Issues that were settled at the Third Law of the Sea Conference should not be reopened. In this respect it needs to be borne in mind that the conclusions of the Conference were regarded as a package, individual States prevailing in some areas but having to compromise on others. We note with satisfaction that the three institutions established under the Law of the Sea Convention are functioning well. The International Seabed Authority is actively preparing for future exploitation of mineral resources in the international seabed area. The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea has already adjudicated a number of disputes in this field. It is clear, however, that the jurisdictional powers of the Tribunal have not yet been exhausted and we welcome the initiative of the Tribunal to promote knowledge of its various procedures. One example of this initiative is the organisation of a round table discussion, here at the United Nations, tomorrow, Tuesday, 29 November, on the topic Advisory proceedings before the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. We are pleased to note the progress in the work of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf. The Commission is currently giving consideration to three new submissions that have been made regarding the establishment of the outer limits of the continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles, and a number of coastal States, including Iceland, have advised of their intention to make submissions in the near future. We welcome the steps taken by the Secretariat to improve the facilities for the use by the Commission and urge the Secretary-General to take all necessary actions to ensure that the Commission can fulfil the functions entrusted to it under the Convention in light of its rapidly increasing workload. We furthermore encourage States to make additional contributions to the two voluntary continental shelf trust funds established by resolution 55/7. The UN Fish Stocks Agreement is of paramount importance, as it strengthens considerably the framework for conservation and management of straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks by regional fisheries management organizations. The provisions of the Agreement strengthen in many ways the relevant provisions of the Law of the Sea Convention and some of the provisions represent development of international law in this area. We welcome the encouragement in the draft fisheries resolution to States to recognize, as appropriate, that the general principles of the Agreement should also apply to discrete fish stocks in the high seas. We look forward to taking part in the fifth round of informal consultations of States Parties to the Agreement in March and in the review conference in May, the role of which is to assess the effectiveness of the Agreement in securing the conservation and management of straddling and highly migratory fish stocks. In the view of Iceland, the effectiveness of the Agreement depends primarily on its wide ratification and implementation. We welcome ratifications of the Agreement this year by Belize, Kiribati, Guinea and Liberia, bringing the number of States Parties up to 56, and urge those States, in particular fishing States, that still have not ratified the Agreement to do so as soon as possible. With respect to the implementation of the Agreement, we encourage States to make additional contributions to the Assistance Fund under Part VII of the Agreement. In fact we encourage capacity building in developing countries in order to enable them to reap the benfits of fisheries within and beyond areas under their national juristiction. The world community does not lack the tools to ensure the conservation and sustainable utilization of living marine resources. In addition to the Law of the Sea Convention and the UN Fish Stocks Agreement, Chapter 17 of Agenda 21, the FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries and the Convention on Biological Diversity all exemplify such tools, providing States with the means to develop their fisheries management systems in a sustainable manner. While global instruments are often called for, we should bear in mind that the responsible management of living marine resources is best carried out at the local and regional level, in partnership with those who are closest to and depend on the resources for their livelihood. It is the firm view of the Government of Iceland that the General Assembly, in its deliberations on the oceans and the law of the sea, should focus on specific issues that have global implications, and not on issues that fall within the purview of the sovereign rights of States or the responsibility of regional fisheries management organizations. The General Assembly should address issues that are global in nature and can only be solved through global cooperation. We should thus address, for example, marine pollution which respects no boundaries and must therefore be met with global action. Conservation and sustainable utilization of living marine resources is, on the other hand, a local and regional matter. We can, therefore, not accept opening the door for global micro-management of fisheries, which are subject to the sovereign rights of States or under the responsibility of regional fisheries management organizations. In this light we were satisfied with the outcome of the thorough consultations on the fisheries resolution last year with respect to the impacts of fishing on vulnerable marine ecosystems. The relevant paragraphs of the resolution, which are reaffirmed in the draft fisheries resolution this year, recognize that it is for States and regional fisheries management organizations, as appropriate, to regulate fisheries and their impact on vulnerable marine ecosystems, and take decisions on any interim and long-term management measures. In case of regional fisheries management organizations without such competence, their members are called upon to expand their competence, where appropriate, and in case of high seas areas not covered by such organizations, relevant States are called upon to establish them, where necessary and appropriate. Iceland, as many other coastal States, has been applying area restrictions and closures as one of its fisheries management tools for many years. Icelandic authorities continue to work on protecting vulnerable marine ecosystems within its national jurisdiction. We are now in the process of closing five areas, that cover a total of 80 square kilometres, to fishing with gear which adversely affects the seabed, for the purpose of protecting vulnerable cold water corals. We are working on the basis of scientific information and address the issue of protection on a case-by-case basis. This approach ensures that we give proper protection to the areas that need to be protected while not disrupting responsible fishing practices in other areas. As the protection of vulnerable marine ecosystems is often presented as an issue where the fisheries sector and environmental protection clash, it should be pointed out that the approach followed in Iceland makes such a clash unnecessary. Rather than to impose blanket closures of vast areas, we work with the fisheries sector to determine what areas should be protected. In fact, consultations with the fisheries sector resulted in an increase in the size of the areas that are now being closed compared to the original proposals from our scientists. Iceland is certainly not the only State that is protecting vulnerable marine ecosystems within its national jurisdiction. This is being done by many States all over the world. But this work is not only being carried out at the national level. Regional fisheries management organizations are also addressing this important issue. Last year, Iceland took part in establishing an interim measure for the protection of vulnerable deep-water habitats in the high seas of the North Atlantic Ocean. The North East Atlantic Fisheries Commission, NEAFC, agreed on an interim prohibition of fishing with gear which adversely affects the seabed on a number of seamounts and in a section of the Reykjanes Ridge for a three-year period. During this interim period, NEAFC will assess its work on this issue, seek further scientific advice and assess possible enforcement issues that may arise, with the aim of having appropriate conservation and management measures in place by 2008. NEAFC has shown its commitment to take the necessary action to protect vulnerable habitats on case-by-case and scientific bases. At the recent Annual Meeting of NEAFC, a proposal by Iceland to develop criteria and procedures within the Commission for the protection of vulnerable areas, including area closures for certain types of fisheries, was approved. The Annual Meeting furthermore recommended that a performance review of NEAFC be established. The purpose of such review is to provide for a systematic check of performance of the Commission and its consistency with the NEAFC Convention, the UN Fish Stocks Agreement and other relevant international instruments. Assessment criteria and procedures for the performance review, including terms of reference for the review, will be developed, if appropriate in consultation with FAO and other regional fisheries management organizations. This regional approach is in accordance with the draft fisheries resolution which encourages States, through their participation in regional fisheries management organizations, to initiate processes for their performance review. We regard the meeting in February of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Informal Working Group to study issues relating to the conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity beyond areas of national jurisdiction as very important. In our view, a major role of the meeting is to provide the General Assembly with an overview of the various issues falling under its broad scope, described in omnibus resolution 59/24. This is particularly relevant in light of the fact that many intergovernmental organizations and bodies are involved in work on these issues, resulting in some overlap. We look forward to a substantive, well-informed and non-polemical discussion in February. At its 57th Session, the General Assembly decided to continue for three years the United Nations Open-ended Informal Consultative Process on Oceans and the Law of the Sea. We would like to thank the Co-Chairmen of this period, Mr. Philip D. Burgess of Australia, Mr. Felipe H. Paolillo of Uruguay and Mr. Cristin Maquieira of Chile, for their valuable contribution to the work of the Consultative Process. We welcome the continuation of the Process for the next three years on the same informal basis, but note the need to strengthen and improve the efficiency of the Consultative Process, as recognized in the draft omnibus resolution. In our view, the meetings of the Consultative Process need to be restructured in order to have more focused discussions and give sufficient time for consultations on the elements to be suggested to the General Assembly. The preparatory meeting for the 7th meeting of the Consultative Process provides a good opportunity in this respect. During recent discussions on oceans issues, much attention has been devoted to integrative approaches, including an ecosystem approach to the management of the marine environment. Iceland fully subscribes to such an approach, forming the basis of our own marine strategy, issued last year. Let me also take this opportunity to note in this context the European Marine Strategy, adopted by the European Commission last month, which represents a significant contribution to our joint efforts to ensure the sustainable use of the worlds oceans. The General Assembly recommends in its draft omnibus resolution that the Consultative Process should, at its next meeting, focus its discussons on the topic Ecosystem approaches and oceans. We look forward to a constructive and informative discussion on the application of ecosystem approaches in June. Iceland has actively encouraged an open discussion on marine pollution, an issue of international concern. It has long been recognized that one of the most serious and extensive threats to the health of the marine ecosystem is pollution from land-based sources. As the implementation of the Global Programme of Action to Protect the Marine Environment from Land-based Sources has fallen short of expectations, national or regional plans should play a leading role in redressing this issue. Only a few countries have as yet adopted such plans, but a number of countries are in the final stages of adopting national action plans. However, more efforts are needed and Iceland strongly urges States that have not done so, be it at the national or regional level, to develop their own plans of action based on sound scientific advice. Next year, the Second Intergovernmental Review of the Global Programme of Action will be held in Beijing. This will be a valuable opportunity to review the progress made, address future challenges and set priorities for the next five years. Efforts to strengthen international action to protect the oceans from land-based pollution and other man-made threats have been hampered by the lack of information, readily accessible to policy-makers, on the state of the marine environment. The lack of a comprehensive overview is arguably one of the main reasons why measures to protect the marine environment have not been focusing on real priority issues. The decision in omnibus resolution 57/141 to establish a regular process under the United Nations for global reporting and assessment of the state of the marine environment, including socio-economic aspects, which is based on article 200 of the Law of the Sea Convention, acknowledges that international action is needed to protect the marine environment from land-based pollution and other human activity that causes pollution or the physical degradation of the ocean. Two years ago, in this forum, Iceland drew attention to the relevance of the Arctic marine environment. The warming of the Arctic and the growing demand for the natural resources of the region are leading to a rapid increase in navigation in areas previously considered inaccessible for commercial shipping. This trend calls, among other things, for a unified international approach to rights of navigation as well as cooperation on environmental issues, adaptation and emergency response. standi Afganistan og hrif ess heimsfri og ryggi; varp fastafulltra allsherjaringinu vi almenna umru um Afganistan, 29. nvember 2005 I take the floor briefly to convey Icelands continuing support to the rebuilding of Afghanistan. As in previous years Iceland is a co-sponsor of the draft resolution on the situation in Afghanistan and its implications for international peace and security and on emergency international assistance for peace, normalcy and reconstruction of war-stricken Afghanistan. After nearly four years since the signing of the historic Bonn Agreement we have seen the conclusion of the political process envisaged in that agreement. The parliamentary and provincial elections held in Afghanistan on 18 September, the first in the country, in more than 30 years, mark important steps on Afghanistans road to recovery, peace and stability. We commend all parties involved for their role in organising and securing the elections. We congratulate the people of Afghanistan on the confirmation of the final results and the newly elected representatives who will take their seats in the House of the People next month. Especially we would like to congratulate the Afghan women who have been elected. Full participation of Afghan women in every aspect of the political system as well as civil, economic and social life of the country, must be a priority. Afghanistan, with international assistance, has progressed substantially toward stability. However, the democratic elections were held amidst a persistently unstable security environment and I agree with what the Ambassador of India said a few minutes ago on the grave security situation. We condemn attacks in Afghanistan, against civilians and international staff, that are intended to disrupt the democratic process. In this connection we deplore the fact that Afghanistan has become more dependent on narcotics production and trafficking in drugs. In the draft resolution before us the General Assembly indeed expresses its deep concerns about this development. Iceland will continue to contribute to assisting the Afghan people, including through the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in their reconstruction and efforts to re-establish normalcy, in a manner compatible with requirements concerning the security of its civilian peacekeepers. I agree with what the Ambassador of Japan stated just now on the importance of national ownership but Afghanistan continues to need comprehensive and coordinated international support to enable it to take its place as a full member of the international community. Iceland intends to continue to play its role in this respect. Nr sjur S fyrir neyarasto (CERF); varp fastafulltra fundi allsherjaringsins, 9. mars 2006 Iceland warmly welcomes the establishment of the Central Emergency Response Fund. We all know that extensive delays in getting humanitarian assistance to those in need can prove to be disastrous. For that reason, predictable, fast and sound funding in the wake of humanitarian disasters is of essence. Here, the Central Emergency Response Fund will have an important role to play, as it will provide a reliable source of finance that will help agencies on the ground to deal with humanitarian problems quickly. Or, to put it plainly: the Fund will enable the UN to do more and to do it sooner it will save lives! One of the most important aspects of the Fund is, in our view, the fact that one-third of its allocations will be directed to addressing under-funded emergencies. It is sometimes hard to admit, but political realities have repeatedly translated into over-emphasis on certain emergencies, perhaps at the cost of others. These are realities that we will continue to be faced with, and therefore I believe that it is up to the UN to ensure that those under-funded emergencies get the necessary attention. In this connection, the Fund will play an important role. Moreover, by being an essential part of a broad humanitarian reform, we regard the Funds establishment to be an important part of the general reform process at the UN. Our expectation is that this Fund will make the organization more effective in carrying out one of its main mandates. If the Fund fulfills our expectations, we are confident that it will translate into continued support of the international community, as well as adequate funding. We are pleased to observe the enthusiasm with which member states have pledged contributions to the Fund, and are glad to inform you that in 2006 the Government of Iceland will contribute one hundred and fifty thousand USD (150.000) to the Fund. Ntt mannrttindar S; varp fastafulltra allsherjaringi S vi stofnun ns mannrttindars S, 15. mars 2006 Iceland has the following comments on the resolution on the establishment of the Human Rights Council, adopted earlier today. The establishment of the Human Rights Council marks the fulfilment of one of the major tasks which the General Assembly was mandated to carry out by Heads of State at the Summit in 2005. Recognising that the establishment of the Council here today is a result of long and difficult negotiations, it is inevitable that compromises have had to be made. Indeed, I feel obliged to register disappointment that the final outcome does not match the ambitions in the clear and principled approach proposed by the Secretary General in his original report. Iceland supported the resolution because the alternative of falling back on the Commission is unacceptable and not in the interests of human rights. Despite our reservations, Iceland has also been encouraged by the views of human rights NGOs like Amnesty International. The status of the Council as a subsidiary body of the General Assembly is a step forward and we look forward to the review of the status within the next five years, with a view to elevating it to a principal organ of the UN. We also recognise that its more frequent meetings will better equip it to address urgent human rights issues. The resolution also preserves key strengths of the Commission, including its unique system of independent experts known as Special Procedures, as well as the important arrangements and practices for NGO participation in its work. From the outset it has been the firm belief of Iceland that the composition of the Council and the quality of its membership will have an impact on the functioning of the Council and the credibility of its work. We still are of this view. Indeed, Iceland will not vote for any candidate country that is under sanctions imposed by the Security Council, for human rights related reasons or any country that is considered to be committing gross and systematic violations of Human rights. I would like to thank you and your two Co-chairs, Ambassador Kumalo from South Africa and Ambassador Arias from Panama, for your tireless efforts and determination in bringing our long process to a successful conclusion. I also wish to thank the Secretary-General for his endeavours in this exercise. Eftirfylgni leitogafundar S og umhverfisml; varp fastafulltra formlegum fundi allsherjarings S, 19. aprl 2006 Environmental conservation and sustainable use of natural resources are fundamental policies of my Government and are at the same time keys to obtaining the Millennium Development Goals. Increasing strain is being put on the worlds natural resources, both due to environmental degradation and world population trends. The High-level panel on Threats, Challenges and Change, invited by the Secretary General to make proposals to strengthen our collective security system, noted in its report that environmental degradation is one of the principal threats to our collective security. Tackling this situation is neither straightforward nor easy. Much of the work of the United Nations is already devoted to that task in one way or another. In seeking to come up with better solutions, we might wish to entertain ambitious new ideas. However, our first and foremost challenge should be to find ways of improving the operation of the system that we currently have in place. Considerable work has been invested in precisely such an effort. There have been repeated calls for enhanced, coherent coordination and improved policy advice and guidance at international level. We welcome, therefore, the attention given in the World Summit Outcome to environmental issues. Paragraph 169 is clear and concise. We agree that we need to be more efficient and better coordinated, and to achieve that we should draw on existing scientific knowledge and better treaty compliance. We should build our work on the Johannesburg plan of implementation, in which we emphasized the need for more coherent institutional framework of international environmental governance, with better coordination and monitoring. This is a challenge, given the number and complexity of instruments and agencies that deal with environmental affairs. The excellent background paper by the Secretariat on the institutional framework for the United Nations systems environmental activities is a useful overview, which sheds some light on the difficult task ahead. We recognize the need to strengthen the scientific knowledge within the current institutional framework. There is however significant knowledge available throughout the system. We should focus on better assessments and integration of existing environmental activities into the UN policy framework for sustainable development. There might also be a need to strengthen the existing institutional framework. UNEP, the leading environmental program, faces difficulties in playing fully its proper role. The process of strengthening UNEP started already two years ago, at a meeting in Carthagena. This process is ongoing and greater attention should be given to the implementation of the recommendations agreed upon there Iceland supports the suggestion that analytical and technical debate take place on how the agency could improve its performance, including a debate on UNEPs mandate and links to other fora within the international system. A transformation of UNEP into an UN Environment Organisation has been proposed and we appreciate the important initial work that has already been done by the informal working group of 26 countries, set up to consider that possibility. While Iceland has supported the principle of universal participation in the important work of UNEP, we would want to see how this debate develops before committing to a specific position on the institutional framework. Endurskoun skipunar og starfshtta ryggisrsins; varp fastafulltra nefnd allsherjaringsins um endurskoun skipunar og starfshtta ryggisrsins, 20. aprl 2006 As others have before me I would like to congratulate Ambassadors Paulette Bethel and Frank Majoor on their appointment. Our best wishes for success in their work ahead go to them. We need to see effective reform of the United Nations and that entails reform of the Security Council. Iceland has consistently supported calls for increased transparency of the work of the Security Council. Some substantive steps have been made in this regard, such as more open briefings, meetings and debates, which we welcome. The open debates can serve as an important tool for communication between the Security Council, the wider UN membership, and international civil society as well. In this context I refer to Ambassador Kenzo Oshimas report this morning which we gratefully acknowledge. However, further measures are needed to improve the working methods of the Security Council. With this in mind, we welcome draft resolution A/60/L.49 on Improving the Working Methods of the Security Council, tabled by Costa Rica, Jordan, Liechtenstein, Singapore and Switzerland, the socalled S-5. This draft resolution is not mutually exclusive to the working methods part of the G-4 proposal, if we approach the issue with renewed good will and a view for flexibility and compromizes. Iceland has advocated a more representative and thus more legitimate Council which better mirrors todays geopolitical realities. We are of the view that there should be an expansion of both the permanent and non-permanent members of the Council. Changes are long overdue. My Government wants a comprehensive reform of the Security Council, both in expansion and working methods. Indeed, Iceland was one of the co-sponsors of draft resolution A/59/L.64 (so-called G-4 resolution), introduced during the 59th session of the General Assembly. Iceland also fully supports draft resolution A/60/L.46 (the same draft resolution) tabled by Brazil, Germany and India in the beginning of this year. This proposal (G-4) continues to be pertinent and relevant in our view and could be married with the African proposal with some added political will for compromizes. Consensus on the expansion of the Security Council is desirable but after almost thirteen years of debate in this working group we all know that it is not reachable. By marrying the similar G-4 and African proposals we believe that more than the required 2/3 majority would be reached. It is indeed time to move on, as our Malasian Colleague said earlier this morning. Upplsingadeild S; varp fastafulltra 28. rsfundi upplsinganefndar S, 25. aprl 2006 Allow me to begin by thanking the Under-Secretary-General Mr. Shashi Tharoor for his comprehensive opening address yesterday and for his able leadership of the Department of Public Information (DPI). I would also like to thank the Department for the timely issuance of the reports that we have in front of us for this meeting, which provide a very useful and detailed overview of the activities of the Department and provide a solid basis for our discussion. Iceland attaches much importance to the work of the Department of Public Information which has shown an excellent ability to cater to the very varied needs of its clients. The DPI has succeeded in responding to a changing environment and rapid technological innovations, while maintaining the basic, traditional means of reaching audiences far and wide, young and old, at all levels of development and bringing the important messages of the United Nations to the world. We welcome the identification of three strategic goals by the DPI to enhance the communications work by pursuing well defined and targeted delivery of information; to build partnerships with civil society and to exploit ongoing advances in information and communication technology. My delegation takes note of the report on the continued rationalisation of the network of United Nations Information Centres (UNIC) and the progress achieved so far in the implemention of a regional strategic communications model - by rationalizing the network of UN information centres around regional hubs. We wish to express our support for this initiative and the creation of a network that more effectively addressess the needs of client audiences. Like many European countries, Iceland supports the work of UNICs, in particular the UN Regional Information Centre for Western Europe in Brussels and stresses the importance of providing these offices with sufficient resources to ensure and enhance their programme activities. The Icelandic Government contributes financially to the running of a UN centre in Iceland run by the Icelandic UN Society. We warmly welcome the report of the Secretary General on modernization and integrated management of UN libraries, which underlines that a significant progress has been made by United Nations libraries since last year in the implementation of new activities to better support the core work of the Organization and to streamline traditional library processes, moving away from collections to connections. We are impressed with the scope of the changes being undertaken which will affect all aspects of the work of UN-libraries. We welcome the continued efforts of the Department to improve the UN website which is an important source of information and is growing in popularity as illustrated by the increasing number of users. Full access to the Official Document System (ODS) on the Web will be another important step towards an open and transparent process of governing the United Nations. Advances in information technology are among the strongest driving forces behind increased productivity and wealth creation in many parts of the world. It is important that information technological advances are made available throughout the world. The role of information technology should therefore be borne in mind in all development cooperation. Credibility and worldwide understanding are fundamental to support for the UN. Effective and targeted communication is a key tool for the United Nations in promoting global awareness and greater understanding of the UN and its work in priority areas. Iceland looks forward to working with all members of this Committee in a constructive manner to improve the effectiveness and comprehensiveness of UNs communications. Vistkerfi hafsins og mannleg velfer; varp skrifstofustjra aulindaskrifstofu utanrkisruneytisins formlegum vettvangi S um mlefni hafsins, 12. jn 2006 At the outset, may I thank the Secretariat, in particular the highly able staff of the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea, for the comprehensive report they have prepared for this meeting. I would like also to welcome Ms. Lorraine Ridgeway of Canada as Co-chair of the informal consultative process and thank her and her colleague, Ambassador Cristin Maquieira of Chile, for their commitment to our work. Finally, thanks are due to the previous Co-chair, Mr. Philip D. Burgess of Australia, for his years of devotion and service to the work of this forum. As has been robustly underlined in the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment, the health of the worlds ecosystems is essential for human well being. It is now widely recognized that the Millennium Development Goals will not and can not be obtained unless we find a way of harvesting the worlds ecosystems in a sustainable way. For this to occur there is need to ensure that our policies are guided by the best science available and a healthy dose of precaution. An accelerated loss of marine biodiversity, due variously to pollution, the impacts of climate change, unregulated fishery and harmful fishing practices, are all warning signals that must be addressed by the relevant fora and through better co-operation among them. Aside from producing a third of all the oxygen we breathe, marine ecosystems have always been a source of healthful food for the majority of people. For coastal communities they have been a main source of nutrition and a basis for survival. Ninety five percent of those who base their livelihood on fisheries now live in the developing world. As was made clear in the 2001 Reykjavik Declaration on Responsible Fisheries in the Marine Ecosystem, the objective of including ecosystem considerations in fisheries management is to contribute to long term food security and human development, as well as to ensure the effective conservation and sustainable use of the ecosystem and its resources. Marine ecosystems can not be expected to continue to support human life if the impact of human activities upon them causes severe loss of biodiversity. Unsustainable fisheries in many parts of the world are among the many forms of negative impacts on marine and coastal ecosystems. But other dangers are looming; including chemical pollution and possible impacts of climatic change. Iceland remains of the view that discussions within the informal consultative process should be based on the foundation of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and related agreements. The Convention must be fully implemented and its integrity preserved. There is also need to bear in mind that this seventh meeting of the informal consultative process takes place in context with recent related meetings within the United Nations system. The meeting in February of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Informal Working Group, established by the General Assembly to study issues relating to the conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction, provided an excellent overview of activities in this field and identified key problems. The eighth Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), held in Brazil in March of this year, also addressed this issue, basing its deliberations inter alia upon the work of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Informal Working Group. Here it is fitting to recall that the Jakarta Mandate of the CBD in 1995 pioneered the first programme of work on marine and coastal biodiversity, based on the ecosystem approach. Iceland welcomes the outcomes of the Review Conference on the UN Fish Stocks Agreement which took place last month. The Conference reaffirmed the regional approach to high seas fisheries management. Since the effectiveness of the Agreement depends on its wide ratification and implementation, we were particularly encouraged by commitments by a number of non-Parties to become Parties to the Agreement in the near future. Other, non-binding instruments, including the FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries, should be considered. The Code should be seen as a fundamental contribution to the development of an ecosystem approach to fisheries as it provides a framework of principles and standards for the conservation, management and development of the fisheries sector. Another FAO text, the Reykjavik Declaration, referred to earlier, lays a solid foundation for the inclusion of ecosystem considerations in fisheries management. On a regional level, we have different organizations involved in the application and operationalization of the ecosystems approach. In our own part of the world, the North Atlantic, OSPAR and the North East Atlantic Fisheries Commission (NEAFC) are active in this field, guided by their separate competences. Allow me also to observe that the proposed new Marine Strategy and Maritime Policy of the European Union, while not applicable to the European Economic Area as such, offer commendable examples of a regional approach to dealing with the threats to marine resources and marine ecosystems in a global perspective. The necessary resources need to be found to develop capacity in other parts of the world where effective regional structures for dealing with fisheries management are yet not in place. Ultimately, however, the responsibility for conducting responsible fisheries management rests with national Governments. In my own country, the Icelandic Fisheries Management Act of 1990 has proved to be a successful tool for the sustainable use of the marine resources in Icelandic waters, where ecosystem considerations are increasingly being taken into account. As work to further define the application of an ecosystem approach to Icelandic waters continues, gaps in knowledge and implementation are being addressed. Today, the worlds marine ecosystems are being exposed to manifold dangers and risks. The time has no doubt come for discussing this challenge comprehensively and in a holistic manner in a forum like the informal consultative process. At the same time, let us not lose sight of the fact that we have at our disposal a variety of tools, political, institutional and legal, to deal with existing threats. Therefore, the issue we are called upon to deal with this week is not so much what new projects we can launch in this effort, but rather how best we can coordinate our combined human and other resources in the fulfilment of commitments we have already pledged to undertake. Aildarrkjafundur hafrttarsamnings S; varp jrttarfrings 16. fundi aildarrkja hafrttarsamnings S, 22. jn.2006 Iceland attaches great importance to preserving the integrity of the Law of the Sea Convention, the only treaty dealing comprehensively with the law of the sea. This includes the need for the proper interpretation and application of the Convention. According to article 319 (e) of the Convention, the Secretary-General shall convene necessary meetings of States Parties in accordance with the Convention. According to annexes II and VI of the Convention, the role of the meeting of States Parties is limited to financial and administrative issues. The issue of funding for members of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf and improving the effectiveness of the Commission, in light of its increased workload, which we have been discussing for the last two days and will continue to discuss this afternoon, provides a good example in this respect. In contrast, the meeting of States Parties has not been given any substantive role. Indeed, proposals for a broader role of the meeting were rejected by the Third UN Conference on the Law of the Sea. The General Assembly is the global forum having the competence to undertake an annual review and evaluation of the implementation of the Convention and other developments related to oceans and the law of the sea. This is greatly facilitated by the comprehensive annual report of the Secretary-General on oceans and the law of the sea to the General Assembly. The present report has been prepared in response to the request of the General Assembly in its resolution 60/30 of last fall. In so far as the report contains information on issues of a general nature, relevant to States Parties, that have arisen with respect to the Law of the Sea Convention, it is also presented to States Parties pursuant to article 319 (a) of the Convention. In my view, the first six chapters of the report, which constitute around 1/6 of the report, may qualify to fall under this description. The title of agenda item 15 includes important qualifications that must all be respected. First, the report under article 319 is for the information of States Parties. Second, it is limited to issues of a general nature. Third, the report is limited to issues relevent to States Parties. And fourth, it is limited to issues that have arisen with respect to the Convention. In conclusion, Mr. President, it is the view of Iceland that the meeting of States Parties does not have any substantive role. That role is fulfilled by the General Assembly and its facilitator, UNICPOLOS, which recently concluded its seventh meeting. Accordingly, Iceland will, as a matter of principle, not take part in any substantive debate in this forum. Umrur um umbtur ryggisrinu; varp varafastafulltra srstkum fundi allsherjarings S, 20. jl.2006 I would like to thank you for convening this meeting on the very important issue of the reform of the Security Council. The high number of speakers proves that the issue of Security Council reform is still very much alive. Iceland has repeatedly stated that an effective reform of the United Nations entails a comprehensive reform of the Security Council both in expansion of the membership and on working methods of the Council. We have consistently supported calls for increased transparency of the work of the Security Council. Some substantive steps have been taken in this regard, such as more open briefings, meetings and debates, which we welcome. However, further measures are needed to improve the working methods of the Security Council. With this in mind, we welcome the draft resolution on Improving the Working Methods of the Security Council, tabled by Costa Rica, Jordan, Liechtenstein, Singapore and Switzerland, the so- called S-5. We do, however, remain convinced that for a meaningful reform of the Security Council, an increase in the numbers of both the permanent and non-permanent members of the Council is necessary. The Council needs to be more representative and thus more legitimate, better mirroring todays geopolitical realities. We must remember that membership of the United Nations has increased nearly four-fold since 1945. However, the size and composition of the Security Council, particularly of its permanent membership, has remained more or less unchanged. We also have to ensure that smaller countries have a reasonable opportunity to take part. Iceland was one of the co-sponsors of the so-called G-4 resolution introduced during the 59th session of the General Assembly. Iceland also fully supports the same draft resolution re-tabled by Brazil, Germany and India in the beginning of this year. At the same time we think the S-5 proposal is not mutually exclusive to the working methods part of the G-4 proposal. We must continue to be engaged in serious negotiations on this matter. We believe it is essential to use the current momentum and take action soon. V. viauki: Rur efnahags- og flagsmlari S (ECOSOC) og undirnefndum Rttindi kvenna; varp rna Magnssonar, flagsmlarherra, 50. fundi kvennanefndar S, 1. mars 2006 Allow me, first of all, to express my thanks and appreciation for the excellent preparation for this meeting of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). This meeting marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Commission and gives us an opportunity to reflect on our achievements towards enhancing gender equality and build on them in the work ahead. At the UN World Summit last year world leaders reaffirmed their commitment to the full and effective implementation of the Beijing Declaration, the Platform for Action and the outcome document of the twenty-third special session of the General Assembly. We all have a duty to continue our efforts for further implementation of our commitments to gender equality and we must translate them into action. Some progress has been made towards gender equality since Beijing, but reports in front of us today, clearly indicate that we still have a long way to go. The role of women in development is in my view a central aspect in the global fight against poverty. The interlinkages between development, good governance, human rights and peace and security, put gender equality at the heart of the mission and work of the United Nations. The Government of Iceland underlines that further progress towards the UN Millennium Development Goals will be limited unless gender strategies are better incorporated into our work, both at the national and international level. But elaborate strategies have no meaning if implementation is lacking. For a number of years development partners have been striving to put policy into practice. Unfortunately, the results have been mixed. In too many cases we hear that women continue to be voiceless and disadvantaged despite intentions to empower them to be active participants that benefit from the development process. Development agencies should also make critical reassessments of their own approaches and ask whether actions to integrate the gender perspective into their strategies and programmes have been adequate. Violence against women is a major problem around the globe. I would like to mention briefly the fight against trafficking of women and children. This evil, which is sadly on the increase, must be fought at all levels. It is also essential for each government to address this problem on its own doorstep. The Icelandic government financially supports the shelter for battered women in Reykjavk and also the organisation helping the victims of sexual abuse. This year we will also reopen a therapeutic treatment centre for violent men and it will be financed by the Ministry of Social Affairs. Last but not least, we are now working on a national plan of action against violence in intimate relationships and I believe it will be a major step forward in the fight to eradicate this form of violence. I will introduce my proposal in that matter, to the Government at its meeting the day after tomorrow. There is every reason to believe that a more gender equal society means less violence against women. More active and concrete measures are needed. During the 49th session, I presented an overview of activites in Iceland in the field of gender equality, focusing on the legislation on paternity leave which took full effect in January 2003. The main aim of the act is to create conditions in which men and women are able to participate equally in paid employment and other work outside the home, and guarantee children time with both parents. It aims at encouraging men to take a more active role in the rearing and caretaking of their young children. So far experience has been extremely positive and 90 per cent of Icelandic fathers utilize their right and take Paternity leave. Men must shoulder their responsibility and take an active part in the promotion of gender equality in all areas. We must all stand accountable. I convened the first mens only conference on gender equality in Iceland on December 1 2005. The aim was to underline the importance of mens participation in promoting gender equality. The conclusions from that meeting will be attached to my distributed speech. At that meeting it was decided to challenge men from around the world to attend an international conference that will address Men and Gender Equality. This international conference will be held in Reykjavk, Iceland in the first half of September this year. Allow me to use this opportunity to urge you, women and men present here today, to encourage and support men in your countries to visit Iceland next autumn and attend the conference to discuss this important issue, Men and Gender Equality. Auka arf hlutdeild endurnjanlegra orkugjafa; varp skrifstofustjra aulindaskrifstofu utanrkisruneytisins 14. fundi nefndar S um sjlfbra run, 1. ma 2006 From the time world leaders recognized energy as a critical element in efforts to achieve sustainable development in Johannesburg four years ago, the role of energy has steadily grown more prominent. Energy services are a pivotal part of our economic wellbeing and security in the industrialized world. Providing energy access in developing countries is seen as key to alleviating poverty. At the same time, we are learning more and more of the complex relationship between the use of energy resources and changes in the global climate. As we meet for this 14th session of the CSD, it is the confluence of all these factors that defines the magnitude of the task before us. In a sense, the world finds itself at crossroads. Global energy demand is expected to rise by some 60% by 2030, the lions share of that increase coming from the developing world. Such an increase, if based on past energy structures, could come at a considerable cost in terms of global warming, air quality and public health. The challenge that all our countries face is to kill two birds with one stone; to find a way to safeguard the worlds ecosystem, while at the same time raising the level of human wellbeing and fostering economic growth. For some, the two goals might seem hardly reconcilable, especially given the patterns of consumption in the industrialized world. But we should not have to make a choice between higher living standards and a clean environment. Much can be done to eliminate the worst excesses of the carbon based economy; improving energy efficiency and promoting research and development in carbon capture and geological storage. Globally, we will in all likelihood have to live with the carbon-based economy for some time to come. But over the long term we will also have to reduce our dependency on fossil energy and substantially expand the share of renewables in world energy demand. This could prove the most effective way of advancing the transition to a global energy system for sustainable development. Renewable energy, already the third electricity generation source worldwide (after coal and gas), offers various economic, environmental, security and reliability benefits as compared with fossil fuels. As was recognized at the Bonn conference in 2004, renewable energy will create new opportunities for cooperation among all countries. The conference estimated that up to 1 billion people could be given access to energy services from renewable sources. The basic technologies that would enable us to attain that goal are already at hand. What is needed is an enabling policy framework and leadership. We should stimulate the competitiveness of renewable energy supplies in the market-place, eliminate bias and establish a level playing field. This would include factoring in the costs and benefits to the ecosystem as a whole of the different resource options, as suggested in the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment. IFIs should be encouraged to raise the profile of renewables in their lending strategies and we should strive for better coordination on renewables among the various bodies within the United Nations system. Iceland has a long-standing commitment to international cooperation on the sustainable use of energy. The Geothermal Department of the United Nations University, hosted by Iceland, has for many years been a valuable tool for the sharing of technological expertise and experiences with developing countries. We are also taking an active part in the International Partnership for the Hydrogen Economy, led by the United States, and hope that the advantages of hydrogen technology may one day enable energy poor developing countries make flexible use of their localized renewable resources. In confirmation of that commitment, allow me to draw to your attention that Iceland is sponsoring a side event on geothermal technology during the lunch break of May 4, as well as a Hydrogen Learning Center, in cooperation with DESA, in the afternoon of May 8, that you are all welcome to attend. Hlutverk vetnis og jarhita runarstarfi orkumlasvii; varp skrifstofustjra aulindaskrifstofu utanrkisruneytisins 14. fundi nefndar S um sjlfbra run, 2. ma 2006 Iceland appreciates the positive twist that our panelists have put on the state of electricity access in the world today. The more than four billion people that do enjoy such access include countries that used to be far behind only a few decades ago. Like some of the countries mentioned, my own country, Iceland, was able to make the transition to full electrification in a relatively short period of time by harnessing its own indigenous energy resources. This could provide encouragement for others. Among the things that may be required is to enable developing countries draw more on their own indigenous energy resources in an affordable way. There are various ways of doing this, including through the deployment of leap-frogging technologies like hydrogen. It is true that technology for using hydrogen as an energy carrier is still at the development stage and remains as yet quite costly. Nevertheless, it does hold promise as an important component of the sustainable energy economy of the future and many developing countries could in due course derive substantial benefit from it. One of the main advantages of hydrogen technology is that it may enable poor developing countries make flexible use of localized renewable resources such as hydropower, wind, bioenergy, geothermal resources and solar power. The development of stationary fuel cells for small localized grids is of particular interest, for example, for remote areas. Energy efficient fuel cells could be used for providing electricity for cooking from metangas or other biofuels, that are now burned in open stoves. Allow me also to say a word or two about geothermal resources for electrical production. To be sure, the share of geothermal resources in world energy supply is expected to remain modest over the medium term. Nevertheless, one of the advantgages of geothermal technology is that it is based on proven technologies with a century of practical experience behind it. Contrary to what many people think, economically exploitable geothermal resources are available in many areas, including developing countries, and may be a major renewable energy resource for at least 58 countries. The two options that I have mentioned for drawing more on hydrogen use and geothermal resources in developing countries may seem expensive or high tech to many. But coming back to the experience of my own country, I can assure you that what is high-tech today may be part of a mainstream practice tomorrow, given the right incentives and an enabling environment. Lykill a sjlfbrri run; varp skrifstofustjra aulindaskrifstofu utanrkisruneytisins 14. fundi nefndar S um sjlfbra run, 3. ma 2006 We all know that when it comes to meeting the foreseeable increase in world energy demand there is no silver bullet. Instead, we will most likely have to make do with a diversified mix of solutions, including both fossil fuels and renewables, combined in a flexible way to achieve maximum efficiency. The precise mix will, of course, vary from country to country. In my own country, basically all electricity and space heating is derived from clean renewable energy resources, hydro- and geothermal, constituting three quarters of the countrys energy use. Steps are being taken to increase the utilization of sustainable energy resources even further, inter alia through the use of new and foreward-looking technologies. Hydrogen technology is one option we are seriously pursuing with partners on both sides of the Atlantic for using local renewable energy resources to produce a pollution free energy carrier for vehicles and ships. For many years, it has also been the policy of my government to increase the use of renewable energy resources by offering Iceland to other countries as a site for power intensive industries, thus contributing to the reduction of global greenhouse emissions and displacing pollution that might otherwise occur elsewhere. In the future, we will need a pragmatic approach in trying to meet growing world demand for energy services. Different strokes will work for different people. At the same time, Iceland is of the view that the most effective way to advance the transition to a global energy system for sustainable development would be through substantially expanding the share of renewable energy in world energy demand. Iceland stands ready to contribute to that transition as best we can. Hagsmunir eyrunarrkja orkusamstarfi; varp skrifstofustjra aulindaskrifstofu utanrkisruneytisins 14. fundi nefndar S um sjlfbra run, 8. ma 2006 In the course of our session so far, we have become more aware of the close interlinkages that exist between the themes chosen for this particular cycle of the CSDs work. Some of those interlinkages are widely acknowledged to be of particular significance to small island developing states (SIDS), for whom the impact of climate change, should it continue at the rate projected by many scientists, will be catastrophic. Prompt action to reduce globally our dependence on fossil fuels and improve energy efficiency may, in the long term, mitigate such impacts. In the meantime, measures should also be taken to assist developing countries, including SIDS, adapting to the effects of climate change, among other things through economically and environmentally beneficial programs in the energy sector. In this context, Iceland shares the emphasis placed on the urgent need for real action on renewable energy in the Mauritius Strategy for Sustainable Development of SIDS and is encouraged to see that steps are being taken in this direction. Here the issue is to both improve access for SIDS to affordable energy services and adapt emerging energy efficient technologies to the needs of SIDS and other developing countries. Transitioning to a global low carbon economy will require substantial new investments in capacity building and renewable energy technologies (investments that tend to be front-loaded as the panelists have observed) and here Governments need to join forces with private enterprise and International Financial Institutions (IFI). In this connection, my Government welcomes the recent initiative of the World Bank, which, in a joint effort with other IFIs and Development Banks, has come up with a systematic approach to this colossal task, proposing, among other things, a track of activities to generate new knowledge on technology options and programs of action for selected countries. Iceland stands ready to do its part in assisting the SIDS in this regard. At Mauritius, my Government pledged one million US dollars over a three year period to support projects and programs that are part of the Mauritius Strategy. This initiative as been bolstered since then, as more than one million US dollars has been granted to projects and programs for the SIDS. Further projects are under consideration, among them in the field of renewable energy and adaptation to climate change, and we look forward to continuing to exchange views with the SIDS during the current CSD cycle and beyond. Sjlfbr run og endurnjanleg orka; varp Sigrar nnu rardttur, umhverfisrherra, 14. fundi nefndar S um sjlfbra run, 10. ma 2006 For the majority of people on this planet, the question of development is of primary importance. Eliminating poverty is not only a goal of the worlds poorest, but for all countries. Climate change is another challenge that merits our full attention. These two challenges must be tackled at the same time. This requires new thinking, better policies and a stronger push for cleaner technology. This is especially important in the field of energy, the biggest sector contributing to climate change. Icelands journey from poverty to economic growth was mostly fuelled by harnessing the countrys wealth, including its renewable energy sources. Today geothermal energy and hydropower account for more than 70 percent of Icelands primary energy consumption. The use of these energy sources is not only positive for the economy, but also in reducing emissions of greenhouse gases. A low carbon road to development is, however, a possibility for many countries, provided we create an enabling environment for them. Geothermal energy is a potential energy source in many quarters of the world. Assessments indicate that using existing geothermal technology could provide adequate energy to six hundred million people. Why are we not using this energy source to a greater extent? To take one example, geothermal energy is a potential energy source in many quarters of the world. Assessments indicate that using existing geothermal technology could provide adequate energy to perhaps six hundred million people. Why are we not using this energy source to a greater extent? There are numerous obstacles facing geotermal in particular and renewable energy in general. The global energy infrastructure is still designed for fossil fuels, and cleaner energy faces an uphill struggle. Governments, industry and development funding agencies must work harder to promote technologies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This is good not only for combating climate change, but also for sustainable development. Iceland holds high expectations for CSD 14 and 15. We must use this occasion to present opportunities for making the energy sector more sustainable. My government would like to see policies designed and implemented that speed up the development of climate-friendly technology in fields such as geothermal energy. Hydrogen could also be a key component in clean, sustainable energy systems in the future. We have made presentions on these technologies here at this CSD session, and look forward to working with others in government and industry who are working on cleaner energy techology and policies. There is no magic solution to combatting climate change. It will require a broad inventory of different options. This session of CSD is a good opportunity to present these options. Our task now is to define the path towards a cleaner energy future and agree on measures to follow that path. Atvinna fyrir alla gu sjlfbrrar runar; varp fastafulltra rherrafundi efnahags- og flagsmlars S (ECOSOC), 5. jl 2006 The theme of this high-level segment is well chosen. The Summit outcome document sets us a great many challenging tasks in facing up to threats to our security. These major threats to our security from terrorism and poverty to disease and environmental degradation require a broad range of solutions. One key tool that we have is to harness the energy and motivation of individuals everywhere to participate fully and actively in their economies. A decent job constitutes a stake in society and thus a strong incentive to work for stability - sustainability follows. At present we are failing to harness this power. There are close to 200 million unemployed people in the world in other words people who do not have the opportunity to participate in the economies of their respective communities. Consequently their possibilities to contribute either as producers or as consumers are severely limited. The fact that some 1.2 billion people live in extreme poverty with over 850 million undernourished indicates that employment by itself is not a solution to poverty. As has been pointed out, large scale underemployment or employment in low-grade, low-paid jobs constitute a major problem. Jobs which pay so poorly that people remain below the poverty line do little to give people a stake or contribute to stability. Furthermore, populations living in such conditions are less likely to be able to take account of environmental concerns. Thus there is also an impact on environmental sustainability. The impact of the exclusion of such a large number of people from effective participation in society is especially serious on social stability. In particular, as so pointedly stated here Monday by the Deputy Secretary-General of the UN and yesterday by Ambassador Fust from Switzerland, the growing youth unemployment in the world is one of the most serious future global challenges of our times. We must furthermore, as the Prime Minister of Pakistan said Monday, the Director General of ILO echoed and the Prime Minister of Norway described in detail, empower women to become a greater part of a continuous global employment reform process. We wholeheartedly endorse the Prime Minster of Norways statement that empowering women increases a countrys competitive advantage, as the five Nordic States have demonstrated. It is worth remembering that small island states face particular problems in fostering an environment conducive to productive employment. Small island states tend to have greater costs in reaching markets and often have narrowly based economies. Employment is often seasonal or dependent on one or two sectors. The quality of the investment climate is a key prerequisite for increased private sector development, which in turn generates growth and creates employment opportunities for the poor. In this regard the importance of small and medium sized enterprises should be given particular attention. Such enterprises can, however, only thrive where there is rule of law, particularly of the law of property, and where investment and financial dealings are secure. While we are encouraged by the very practical and imaginative work being done on property rights and their relationship to sustainable development, we remain concerned that progress on reforming the investment climate in many developing countries is too slow. Strengthening access to infrastructure is another important prerequisite for private sector development and creation of jobs. Here, we wish to highlight the acute lack of access to energy in many low income countries. We must explore ways to help developing countries enhance their access to affordable, sustainable and reliable modern energy services over the long term, while paying attention to local and global environmental considerations. It is important that developing countries work to attract domestic and international investment in clean and efficient energy services. The opportunities which globalisation provides for increasing employment are considerable however, a prerequisite for capitalising on these opportunities for sustainable and high quality employment is education. It is clear that a number of developing economies have done extremely well out of the globalisation of technology precisely because they have been equipped with well-educated work forces. The less desirable effect of globalisation has been the suppression of wages very low wages in developing countries or in some industrial economies where human trafficking has contributed to the number of people in very low-paid employment. Three quarters of the 1.2 billion people who live in extreme poverty live in rural areas of developing countries. This group must be a focus of action on employment. Given that it is certainly not sustainable to encourage migration of these populations into cities, their existence in rural areas must be made sustainable. Ensuring sustainable agriculture means poverty reduction strategies that are specifically focused on the rural poor. It also means that the international community must ensure that trade environments are not hostile to sustainability of production and therefore employment in these areas. Mr. Chairman, there is no simple recipe for creating an employment friendly environment. However, the recipe will need to include an improved investment climate for private sector development, fair trade, infrastructure development, access to energy and education, and a clear and secure legal environment. VI. viauki: Arar rur Aljlegir atvinnustalar; varp Hjlmars W. Hannessonar, varaforseta ECOSOC, Evrpuinginu, 22. febrar 2006 On behalf of the Bureau of the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, I am delighted to join you in this Public Hearing on Global Labour Standards. We are especially pleased that the Committee has invited the participation of the Bureau of ECOSOC because as you may know the Council will be addressing aspects of employment and work at its annual substantive session in July 2006. The theme for the 2006 High Level or Ministerial Segment of the substantive session is Creating an environment at the national and international levels conducive to generating full and productive employment and decent work for all, and its impact on sustainable development. This theme was chosen by ECOSOC Member States in recognition of the fact that productive employment and decent work will have to be at the centre of economic and social policies designed to achieve the central Millennium Development Goal of halving poverty by 2015. This view was endorsed by the Heads of State and Government at the 2005 World Summit who declared that: We strongly support a fair globalization and resolve to make the goals of full and productive employment and decent work for all, including for women and young people, a central objective of our national and international macro-economic policies as well as poverty reduction strategies. These measures should also encompass the elimination of child labour. We also resolve to protect the human rights of workers. While your Committees focus here today is on global labour standards, I wanted to take the opportunity to speak more broadly on the role of the Council as a whole, its work on issues related to employment and how it intends to address this years theme with some thoughts on how the discussions here today could help to advance the overall agenda on employment and decent work. The Charter of the United Nations established the Economic and Social Council as the principal organ to coordinate economic, social, and related work of the UN system. It serves as the central forum for discussing international economic and social issues, and for formulating policy recommendations addressed to both Member States and the United Nations system. The Council is responsible for promoting higher standards of living, full employment, and economic and social progress; identifying solutions to international economic, social and health problems; facilitating international cultural and educational cooperation; and encouraging universal respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. It has the power to make or initiate studies and reports on these issues. It also has the power to assist the preparations and organisation of major international conferences in the economic and social and related fields and to facilitate a coordinated follow-up to these conferences. It is within the follow-up to conferences and summits that the Council has addressed the specific issue of employment. One of the first conferences to substantively address the issue of employment was the World Summit on Social Development which took place in Copenhagen in 1995. Commitment 3 of the Summit Declaration stated that Member States committed themselves to promoting the goal of full employment as a basic priority of our economic and social policies, and to enabling all men and women to attain secure and sustainable livelihoods through freely chosen productive employment and work. One of five chapters of the Summits Action Plan was devoted to the Expansion of Productive Employment and Reduction of Unemployment. It was this summit that underlined the need to pursue the goal of quality jobs and within this context the need to safeguard basic rights and interest of workers as defined by relevant International Labour Organization and other international instruments. It is this notion of quality jobs that is at the heart of global labour standards. The centrality of employment and decent work was also featured in the other major UN Conferences and Summits of the 1990s including the Beijing Conference on Women and the Johannesburg World Summit on Sustainable Development. As you are aware the Economic and Social Council through its various functional commissions has been mandated to coordinate the integrated follow-up to these various conferences and summits and the challenges to the implementation of the various actions are analyzed and recommendations made during the various meetings of the Commissions and the five-year reviews of the various Action Plans. It was in this context that the Council devoted its 1999 High Level Segment to the theme of "The role of employment and work in poverty eradication: the empowerment and advancement of women". Among the issues discussed was that of core labour standards and decent work. It was agreed that there was a close relationship between the success of national and international efforts to tackle unemployment, poverty, and inequality, and achieving worldwide respect for core labour standards. In its conclusions, the Council stressed the importance of international labour standards and human rights declarations as critical to have effect on social policy-making; that employment growth was not just about the number of jobs created; workers had rights, and the goal was decent work as decent work is the necessary foundation for sustainable development. These conclusions from the Councils substantive session of 1999 are certainly central to the issues that you will be addressing in this Public Hearing today. Indeed, equally pertinent and compelling are the commitments made by Heads of State and Government at the Millennium Summit of September 2000 and the recently concluded 2005 World Summit which looked at, among other things progress made in the implementation of the Millennium Declaration. The commitment to the overarching Millennium Development Goal of reducing the incidence of income-poverty by half by 2015 was made by all countries on behalf of all their citizens. Combined with the World Summits call for a fair globalization, the commitment to poverty reduction has put the agenda of productive and decent work at the centre of the development agenda because of its centrality in reducing poverty and fostering social integration. It is clear that so far, globalization has not led to the creation of sufficient and sustainable decent employment opportunities around the world. The unemployed are the most vulnerable in society and likely to suffer from poverty in all its manifestations. People who cannot secure adequate employment are unable to meet their health, education and other basic needs and those of their families or to accumulate savings to protect their households from downturns in the economy. It has been 11 years since full employment was identified as a core objective by the World Summit for Social Development and 7 years since the Council first addressed the issue of employment and work. As the Council readies to take up the agenda of employment and decent work, it is clear that progress achieved has fallen far short of expectations. Indeed, the current global situation regarding productive employment and decent work remains dire as it was in the 1990s. According to ILO, half of the worlds workers still do not earn enough to lift themselves and their families above the US$2 a day poverty line and global economic growth is increasingly failing to translate into new and better jobs that would lead to a reduction in poverty. There are over 88 million unemployed youth around the world, together comprising nearly half of the world's total unemployment. This situation is economically and socially unsustainable. For this reason, urgent action has to be taken to find ways of implementing the commitment of the Heads of State and Government on employment and to reverse the trend of the past where job and income security for the world's workers has been an afterthought in global development. It is this emphasis on action and the need to move from policy-making to implementation that has marked the organizing of the preparatory meeting of the Council for the High Level Segment in July 2006. The meeting, scheduled for 4-5 April 2006, will have as its outcome a set of policy recommendations for the consideration at the High Level Segment of the Council. The meeting which will bring together all stakeholders, including Member States, the UN system, intergovernmental organizations, civil society (non-governmental organizations, academia, foundations, the private sector, employers and workers organizations), will be co-organized by the various agencies, funds and programmes of the UN system, led principally by the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations and the International Labour Office (ILO). I take this opportunity, on behalf of ECOSOC, to invite the European Parliament and the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs to consider participating in this event. The preparatory meeting will examine a range of broad global issues related to the theme of full and productive employment and decent work as well as a range of sectoral or thematic issues. These issues include tradeoffs between equality and growth, between productivity and employment and between the quantity and quality of work; ways of maximizing the employment potential of the informal economy in rural and urban areas of developing countries; promoting productive employment and decent work for women and young people; how best to foster social and economic recovery in countries emerging from conflict or recovering from natural disasters and the special challenges of labour migration. Bearing in mind the emphasis on implementation, best practices will be highlighted that are potentially replicable in other countries and regions where progress in these areas remains a great challenge. The meeting will address at least two issues which I view to be pertinent to you today. The first is how an integrated global agenda on trade, aid, investment, debt relief and technology could lend support to national policies to ensure full, productive employment and decent work. The second is how enterprise development can promote decent work. Your discussions here today on ways to encourage socially responsible investment, its links to company performance and how to apply social and environmental criteria to the awarding of contracts can contribute to a richer discussion of how both national and international policies encourage and promote full and productive employment and decent work. I encourage you to send the results of the Public Hearing to the Council and, on behalf of ECOSOC, urge your participation in its work, both at its Preparatory Meeting in early April and its substantive session in July 2006. ECOSOC sgulegu samhengi og hlutverk forseta rsins; varp Hjlmars W. Hannessonar, varaforseta ECOSOC, fundi fyrir fulltra nrra aildarrkja ECOSOC, 18. ma 2006 I would like to thank UNITAR for giving me the opportunity to speak on such an important topic, as development is one of the central objectives of United Nations work. It is my pleasure this morning to address some of the milestones that have led to the current structure of the Council, and the role of its Bureau and Presidency, and the recent decision to reform it. To do so, I would like to go back to the early days of its inception and to the ideas that found their way into the UN Charter. The Council was established with the purpose to deal with international economic and social problems that might come before the UN and as the principal UN body to coordinate the economic, social and related work of the United Nations and the specialized agencies and institutions known as the United Nations family. The need for a forum on economic and social issues was strongly felt since the time of the League of Nations. The so-called Bruce Committee, for example, had advocated a wide expansion of the Leagues economic and social functions. The Bruce Report, produced in 1939 and then overtaken by the outbreak of war, anticipated the role later taken by the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations after 1945. Many of the Bruce Committees recommendations were indeed incorporated into the UN Charter in the provisions of Chapters IX and X, which include the creation of an Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) (Art. 60, Chapter IX). The proposals made during the Dumbarton Oaks conferences, which elaborated the principles then incorporated in the UN Charter, had initially suggested a fairly modest structure with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) being clearly subordinate to the General Assembly. However, a number of developing countries aspired to a new prominent body. These collective efforts at San Francisco led to the creation of ECOSOC as a principal organ. Ambiguity remained from its inception, however, since Article 60 of the UN Charter placed ECOSOC under the authority of the General Assembly, while Chapter IX, art. 55 of the UN Charter vested the responsibility to discharge the UN functions in international economic and social cooperation in the General Assembly and, under its authority, in the ECOSOC. Thus, unlike its twin- the Security Council- ECOSOC, from the beginning enjoyed limited authority in international policy making. The Council could make policy recommendations on economic, social, and related matters to the UN system and member states and to the specialized agencies only through the General Assembly. Its decisions were only recommendations with none of the binding character of Security Council decisions under Chapter VII. Nonetheless, ECOSOC's early years were promising: ministerial participation was frequent; technical assistance to less developed countries was started; and important reports were written under its auspices, which contributed and generated new ideas on economic and social issues and thinking. But the advent of the Cold War strongly interfered with the working of the ECOSOC. The role of the Council was sidetracked by the preference and practice of its members. Many developed countries preferred to do business in organizations which they controlled, including the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). These specialized agencies, which according to the Charter should be coordinated by ECOSOC, stood on their independence. By the same token, the less developed countries preferred to conduct business in the General Assembly, and in the newly created General Assembly organs such as the UNCTAD. There is no lack of efforts in this period to increase the influence and effectiveness of the Council, which was indeed the target of repeated reforms campaigns. The only reforms that managed to gain support in the GA, however, were those aiming at expanding the size but not the powers of the Council. Its membership, which was originally of 18 members, was expanded to 27 in 1965 and to 54 in 1971 through amendments to the UN Charter, which enhanced its legitimacy but not the role and the effectiveness of its functioning. The enlargement of the ECOSOC made the Council more accessible to Member States but clearly did not address its weaknesses and shortcomings, nor provided a stronger tool and machinery to deal with the worlds persistent economic and social problems. Another outcome of these rounds of reforms was the creation of subsidiary bodies of the Council. These bodies contributed in enhancing the access and impact of the ECOSOC. It truly became a system. The UN regional Commissions, for example, managed to launch a number of ideas on economic and social development at a time of decline in the Councils work. The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) has been the most active in developing policy ideas that it considered crucial for its region, such as the centreperiphery framework, import substitution policies, and dependency analysis. Particularly in the 1980s, which were dominated by the Washington Consensus, ECLAC was able to develop alternative thinking on issues of trade, finance and development for its region. The UN Economic Commission for Europe (ECE), on the other hand, was the only forum during the Cold War in which East and West met and worked together on a range of very specific economic issues and later on were able to develop together alternative approaches for the economies in transition of Eastern and Central Europe. The end of the Cold War opened new possibilities for the scope of action of the Council. At the beginning in the 1990s, a number of member states felt that the Council needed to be revitalized. They began an effort to make the Council more relevant by strengthening its policy responsibilities in economic, social, and related fields, particularly in the area of development and development objectives. The purpose was to turn the Council into a more effective platform of global policy advocacy and coordination on economic and development issues. The reforms of the 1990s aimed at revitalizing the Council managed to enhance, to a certain degree, the prestige of the Council. Subsequent resolutions of the General Assembly brought about institutional changes that made the substantive sessions of the Council more high-level, focused, and action-oriented. In particular, General Assembly resolution 45/264 (1991), decided that the ECOSOC would hold one substantive session annually, between May and July, to take place in alternate years in New York and Geneva. The substantive session would have a four-day high-level segment open to all Member States, with ministerial participation, devoted to the consideration of one or more major economic and/or social themes, and a one-day policy dialogue on important developments in the world economy and international economic cooperation in which the heads of the international financial and trade institutions of the UN system would be invited to participate. The high-level segment would be followed by a coordination segment, an operational activities segment, and a committee segment where economic, social and related issues would be considered in two separate committee meetings simultaneously. These arrangements remain current except the replacement of the committee segment with a general segment in 1993 (GA res 48/162), and the reduction of the substantive session to four weeks in July in 1996 (GA res. 50/227) and the inclusion of a humanitarian affairs segment, which deals with one of the most important features of the United Nations. General Assembly resolution 50/227 and 57/270B, respectively in 1996 and 2003, further enhanced the institutional role of ECOSOC as a prime policy forum to debate emerging issues and to offer policy guidance to member states and the UN system. The institution of organizational sessions and informal consultations ahead of the Councils substantive sessions also enhanced the role of the Bureau and of the President of the Council. The Bureau acts as a facilitator in the convening of the informal consultations and assists the Council in identifying relevant issues for discussions in its session and areas of possible action. I would like to highlight a few elements of these reforms that have, in my view, contributed significantly to enhance the role of ECOSOC and that of its President and Vice-Presidents: 1) The institution of informal consultations has enhanced the role of the President and that of the Vice-Presidents comparable to that of the Vice-Chairs of the GA Committees. The President has acquired active role in promoting specific initiatives in development policy and goals. Since 1992, various initiatives have been undertaken by various Presidents of the ECOSOC: examples are the "Manifesto on Poverty" in 1999 (President Fulci), rural initiatives in countries such as Madagascar, Burundi and Benin, and the support to New Partnership for Africas Development (NEPAD). These initiatives are an indications of the extent to which the role of the President has evolved over time, which paralleled the evolution of the role of the Council itself. The President tasks are now broader. He/she is much more involved with the intergovernmental and legislative process and has greater access to the media. This gives him/her potentially more exposure to promote ECOSOCs initiatives and actions. The President is chosen from a different region every year. The first president was Sir Ramaswami Mudaliar of India. The current one is Ambassador Ali Hachani of Tunisia. The first woman to become President of ECOSOC was Marjatta Rasi from Finland and that did not happen until last year. 2) The theme oriented sessions of the high-level segment and of the other segments have also facilitated the emergence of more concrete initiatives, which have emerged over the years not only as a result of the working of the segments, but also of its Functional and regional Commissions, which all report to ECOSOC. The theme is assigned every year for ministerial discussion in the high-level segment. This years theme is "Creating an environment at the national and international levels conducive to generating full and productive employment and decent work for all, and its impact on sustainable development". The reforms also made the ECOSOC the oversight and policy-setting body for UN operational development activities and established smaller executive boards for the UN Development Programnme (UNDP), the UN Population Fund (UNFPA), and the UN Childrens Fund (UNICEF), which would provide those agencies with operating guidance and promote more effective management. The reform also gave ECOSOC a strong hand in ensuring that UN agencies coordinated their work on issues of common interest, such as narcotics control, human rights, the alleviation of poverty and the prevention of HIV/AIDS. The impact of this reform was to enhance the profile of the Council in development and improve the coherence and coordination within the UN development system. In 1998, ECOSOC initiated meeting with the Bretton Woods institutions, the World Trade Organization and later UNCTAD. This yearly meeting provides a major forum to address the current financial and economic situation. Since 2002, this meeting has assumed a new important role in the follow-up to the Monterrey Consensus. This is a unique forum, which brings all key actors on one platform. ECOSOC is being brought to the centre of the implementation of the UN development agenda. The 2005 World Summit has assigned three new implementation features to the Council: firstly, to ensure the follow-up to the outcomes of major United Nations conferences and outcomes, including the internationally agreed development goals, for which it will hold annual ministerial-level substantive reviews to assess progress; secondly, to review international trends in international development cooperation and promote greater coherence among development partners. A biennial Development Cooperation Forum will be the instrument to deal with this responsibility; and thirdly, to support and complement international efforts to address humanitarian emergencies, including natural disasters. The ECOSOC initiative last year on the Avian flu, which will be followed up this year, provides an example of how the Council can take action on future emergencies. Tlvutkni, skorun og tkifri; varp Hjlmars W. Hannessonar, varaforseta ECOSOC, rstefnu um aldraa, 20. jn 2006 I am delighted to take part in this conference as one of the four Vice-Presidents of the Economic and Social Council and it is a great pleasure for me to address this distinguished audience. I would like to thank the organizers of the Conference which is organized in coordination with the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, United Nations Programme on Ageing, Department of Public Information, School of Health Technology and Management and Social Welfare, Stony Brook University, SUNY, NGOs, and the private sector. We are in the second day of this two day conference and we now also express our appreciation to all those who exerted their utmost efforts in preparation of it and to all participants who shared, and will share today, their deep knowledge with us. The Economic and Social Council of the United Nations has always been at the forefront of promoting initiatives that aim to advance the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals both in the short and long term. We continually invest efforts into conferences and activities like this. Through the previous United Nations ICT Task Force and the new Global Alliance for ICT and Development, we have fostered the coming together of stakeholders and constituencies, the building of a network of regional nodes and working groups around the globe in the quest to mobilize resources and expertise in ICT applications to advance us closer to achieving the Millennium Development Goals. Over a number of years, we have worked closely with the International Council for Caring Communities and other organizations to foster awareness of these issues and bring to the table proposals for groundbreaking initiatives to be taken in this direction. We have organized conferences, launched activities and initiatives to support ideas within the same framework to create an enabling environment for various stakeholders to form relevant platforms and fora to advance the common goals of development across every divide and information and communication technologies (ICT) in particular. The ideal of an inclusive information age is one that the Economic and Social Council considers as much of a priority as any other within the framework of achieving the goals set at the Millennium Summit. Recognizing this and going further to formulate policies and take steps to achieve it will move us closer to our goal. In this respect, we hear lots of things about ICT and older people but not much about particularly what is being done to bring older persons into this sphere, to empower and enrich their lives through the use of ICTs. Older people possess the wisdom and experience of years, but we do not hear much about what can be done to incorporate this knowledge into our rapidly growing information society. Older persons are among those who have not fully benefited from the potential of e-technologies. E-technologies can effectively be used to improve the quality of life of older people. These technologies can provide the elderly with services they need as they age. They can do so by enhancing individual employability, knowledge and development, and by creating networks of internet based information/training, support and communication systems for their social, economic and health services. But most importantly, they can transmit the wisdom and experience of senior citizens to all of us, and enable people of all segments of the society and all generations to remain connected. In this regard, we should all keep in mind that all generations must benefit from e-technology and that policies encouraging cross-generational opportunities and shared experiences can contribute to meaningful and cost-effective development. We all know that there is merit in what older people can bring in our societies. And e-technologies can help us use this capacity in its full and effective implementation. It is only through an all inclusive approach that we can achieve successful and sustainable development. Our wish is that this conference will become a part of these efforts. I welcome this important gathering and I am convinced of its success and that it will lead to other important projects on the way to efficient use of e-technology to benefit older people. Agerir gegn lglegri slu handvopna; varp varafastafulltra endurskounarrstefnu S um agerir til a hindra, berjast gegn og upprta lglega slu handvopna og annarra lttra vopna; 3. jl 2006 Allow me at the outset to congratulate you on your election as President of the Conference. My tributes also go to the other Members of the Bureau. Iceland, as a member of the European Economic Area, aligned itself with the statement of the European Union, delivered by Austria at the commencement of the general debate, but I would like to make a brief remark in my own national capacity. There is wide diversity of views regarding issues on ways to tackle illicit trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons, but there is full recognition that uncontrollable spread of illicit Small Arms and Light Weapons has caused far-reaching human suffering with damaging socio-economic consequences and exacerbation of conflicts. Hundreds and thousands of people are killed every year by such weapons and majority of these victims are civilians, in areas of conflicts, or victims of violent crime and terrorism. This fact in itself calls for political action. The nature of the problem requires concerted action between states, intergovernmental organizations and civil society. During the past decade the international community has increasingly responded to calls for action. The universal nature of the UN makes it particularly well positioned to address this issue. In the Millenium Declaration, the Heads of States and Governments undertook to take concerted action to end illicit trafficking in Small Arms and Light Weapons; the 2001 Conference set out a strategy for restricting the illegal trade and our task now is to review the progress made. Number of other arrangements, regional and international, have been made. Iceland does not manufacture or trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons. We fully support the 2001 United Nations Programme of Action. Much remains to be done when it comes to implementing the Programme of Action. Our goal at this meeting must be to complement, elaborate, or enhance, the Programme of Action and its implementation. We understand that the efforts must be comprehensive. Issues we have to tackle include marking and tracing, brokering regulations and transfer controls. In order to be effective, the fight against the illicit trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons must be expanded to also include ammunition. We are of the view that the gender dimension must be taken into account. The fact is that the damage that women suffer from the availability and misuse of guns is disproportionate to their role as owners or users of these weapons. We are also concerned about the impact armed conflict has on children; whether it is the result of childrens direct involvement in hostilities or they are harmed by the widespread repercussions of armed conflict on their societies in general. Iceland supports proposals on the establishment of common international agreement for the trade in all conventional weapons, a legally binding Arms Trade Treaty, to be negotiated within the United Nations. VII. viauki: lyktanir allsherjaringsins Nr.lyktunAtkvi60/1Niurstaa leitogafundar S 2005 (2005 World Summit Outcome)n atkv.gr. 60/2Stefna og tlun varandi ungt flk (Policies and programmes involving youth)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/3Alja ratugur friarmenningar og gegn ofbeldi fyrir brn heimsins, 2001-2010 (International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence for the Children of the World, 2001-2010)n atkv.gr. 60/4Aljleg dagskr fyrir samr milli menningarheima (Global Agenda for Dialogue among Civilizations)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/5Umferarryggi (Improving global road safety)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/6Skrsla aljakjarnorkumlastofnunarinnar (Report of the International Atomic Energy Agency)137-1-0 J sl. mefl.60/7Helfararinnar minnst (Holocaust remembrance)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/8lympuhugsjnin gu heimsfriar (Building a peaceful and better world through sport and the Olympic ideal)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/9rttir gu menntunar, heilsu, runar og friar (Sport as a means to promote education, health, development and peace)n atkv.gr.60/10Stula a umrum milli trarhpa fyrir frii (Promotion of interreligious dialogue and cooperation for peace)n atkv.gr.60/11Gagnkvm viring fyrir sium og tr annarra (Promotion of religious and cultural understanding, harmony and cooperation)n atkv.gr.60/12Afnm viskiptabanns Bandarkjanna gagnvart Kbu (Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba)182-4-1 J60/13Asto vi enduruppbyggingu eftir jaraskjlfta Pakistan (Strengthening emergency relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and prevention in Pakistan in the aftermath of the South Asian earthquake disaster)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/14Efling aljasamstarfs til a rannsaka og draga r hrifum slyssins Tsjernbil (Strengthening of international cooperation and coordination of efforts to study, mitigate and minimize the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/15Neyarasto kjlfar jarskjlftans og flbylgjunnar Indlandshafi (Strengthening emergency relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and prevention in the aftermath of the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl. 60/16Mongla 800 r (Eight hundred years of Mongolian statehood)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/29Skrsla aljasakamladmstlsins (Report of the International Criminal Court)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/30Hfin og hafrttarsamningurinn (Oceans and the law of the sea)141-1-4 J sl. mefl.60/31Sjlfbrar fiskveiar, m.a. grundvelli thafsveiisamnings S (Sustainable fisheries, including through the 1995 Agreement for the Implementation of the Provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982 relating to the Conservation and Management of Straddling Fish Stocks and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks, and related instruments)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl. 60/32 A-Bstandi Afganistan (A: The situation in Afghanistan and its implications for international peace and security B: Emergency international assistance for peace, normalcy and reconstruction of war-stricken Afghanistan)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/33Maldveyjar af lista yfir vanruustu rkin slegi frest (Deferral of the smooth transition period for the graduation of Maldives from the list of least developed countries)n atkv.gr.60/34Stjrnvld og run (Public administration and development)n atkv.gr.60/35Uppbygging heilbrigisjnustu (Enhancing Capacity Building in Global Public health)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/36Nefnd um umdeilanleg rttindi Palestnumanna (Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the palestinian People)106-8-59 K ESB (23)K Kpur/MaltaJ60/37Srstk deild fyrir rttindi Palestnuflks aalskrifstofu S. (Division for Palestinian Rights of the Secretariat)105-8-59K ESB (23)K Kpur/MaltaJ60/38Srstk upplsingatlun um Palestnu innan upplsingadeildar S (Special information programme on the question of Palestine of the Department of Public Information of the Secretariat)160-7-6 J ESB (25)J60/39Frisamleg lausn Palestnumlsins (Peaceful settlement of the question of Palestine)156-6-9 J ESB (25)J60/40Glanhir / Srland (The Syrian Golan)106-6-62K ESB (25)K60/41Staa Jersalemborgar (Jerusalem)153-7-12 J ESB (25)J60/123ryggi starfsflks S vi neyarhjlp (Safety and security of humanitarian personnel and protection of United Nations personnel)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl. 60/124Styrking og samrming neyar- og mannarasto vegum S (Strengthening of the coordination of emergency humanitarian assistance of the United Nations)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl. 60/125Aljlegt samstarf um neyarasto vegna nttruhamfara (International cooperation on humanitarian assistance in the field of natural disasters, from relief to development)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/126Asto vi Palestnumenn (Assistance to the Palestinian people)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/180Friaruppbyggingarnefndin (The Peacebuilding Commission)n atkv.gr.60/182Hlutur demanta frii (The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict: breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts)n atkv.gr.60/2212001-2010: ratugur gegn Malaru runarrkjum, einkum Afrku (2001-2010: Decade to Roll Back Malaria in Developing Countries, Particularly in Africa )n atkv.gr.60/222Ntt runarsamstarf Afrkurkja, NEPAD, fangaskrsla (New Partnership for Africa's Development: progress in implementation and international support)n atkv.gr.60/223Rtur friar og mtun varanlegs friar og sjlfbrrar runar Afrku (Implementation of the recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General on the causes of conflict and the promotion of durable peace and sustainable development in Africa)n atkv.gr.60/224Undirbningur fyrir og skipulag fundar um tkomu 26. fundar um framkvmd yfirlsingar og skuldbindinga rkja barttunni gegn alnmi og eyni. (Preparations for and organization of the 2006 follow-up meeting on the outcome of the twenty-sixth special session: implementation of the Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS)n atkv.gr.60/225Asto vi flk sem lifi af jarmorin Randa (Assistance to survivors of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, particularly orphans, widows and victims of sexual violence)n atkv.gr. 60/251Ntt mannrttindar (Human Rights Council)170-4-3 J ESB (25)J60/252Aljarstefna um upplsingasamflagi (World Summit on the Information Society)n atkv.gr.60/253Stuningur S vi endurreisn lris (Support by the United Nations system of the efforts of Governments to promote and consolidate new or restored democracies)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/261Reglur um kjr sj aildarrkja skipulagsnefndar friaruppbyggingarnefndar S (Election of seven members of the Organizational Committee of the Peacebuilding Commission)n atkv.gr.60/262Plitsk yfirlsing um alnmi (HIV/AIDS) (Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS)n atkv.gr.60/264Aild Svartfjallalands a S (Admission of the Republic of Montenegro to membership in the United Nations)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/265Eftirfylgni leitogafundar S og runarml (Follow-up to the development outcome of the 2005 World Summit, including the Millennium Development Goals and the other internationally agreed development goals) n atkv.gr.60/266Almenn fjrml friargslu (Cross-cutting issues)n atkv.gr.60/267Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Brindisi talu (Financing of the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi, Italy)n atkv.gr.60/268Stuningur vi friargslu (Support account for peacekeeping operations)n atkv.gr.60/269Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Brnd (Financing of the United Nations Operation in Burundi)n atkv.gr.60/270Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Kpur (Financing of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus)n atkv.gr.60/271Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Austur Tmor (Financing of the United Nations Mission of Support in East Timor)n atkv.gr.60/272Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Epu og Ertreu (Financing of the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea)n atkv.gr.60/273Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Georgu (Financing of the United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia)n atkv.gr.60/274Fjrmgnun starfsemi S rak-Kveit (Financing of the United Nations Iraq-Kuwait Observation Mission)n atkv.gr.60/275Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Ksv (Financing of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo)n atkv.gr.60/276Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Lberu (Financing of the United Nations Mission in Liberia)n atkv.gr. 60/277Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Glanhum (Financing of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force)n atkv.gr.60/278Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Lbanon (Financing of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon)150-3-1J ESB (25)J60/279Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Serra Lene (Financing of the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone)n atkv.gr.60/280Fjrmgnun starfsemi S Vestur Sahara (Financing of the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara)n atkv.gr.60/281Mat plitskum agerum vegum allsherjaringsins og/ea ryggisrsins (Estimates in respect of special political missions, good offices and other political initiatives authorized by the General Assembly and/or the Security Council)n atkv.gr.60/282Endurbygging hfustva S (Capital master plan)n atkv.gr. VIII. viauki: lyktanir 1. nefndar Nr.lyktunAtkvi60/44Hlutlgar upplsingar um herml, ..m. upplsingaskipti um tgjld til hermla (Objective information on military matters, including transparency of military expenditures)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl. 60/45run svii upplsinga og fjarskipta tengslum vi aljlegt ryggi og afvopnun (Developments in the field of information and telecommunications in the context of international security)177-10-0 J ESB (25) J60/46Bann vi run og framleislu nrra tegunda af gereyingarvopnum (Prohibition of the development and manufacture of new types of weapons of mass destruction and new systems of such weapons: report of the Conference on Disarmament)180-1-1 J ESB (25) J60/47Suurskauti (Question of Antarctica)n atkv.gr.60/48Framkvmd yfirlsingarinnar um Indlandshaf sem friarsvi (Implementation of the Declaration of the Indian Ocean as a Zone of Peace)132-3-46 K ESB (23) K Bretland, Frakkland L 60/49Samningur um kjarnavopnalausa Afrku (African Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone Treaty)n atkv.gr. 60/50Efling rstafana sem gerar hafa veri me samningnum um bann vi kjarnavopnum Rmnsku Amerku og Karbahafssvinu (Consolidation of the regime established by the Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America and the Caribbean (Treaty of Tlatelolco))n atkv.gr. 60/51Hlutverk vsinda og tkni tengslum vi aljaryggi og afvopnun. (Role of science and technology in the context of international security and disarmament.)110-53-17 L ESB (25) L 60/52Kjarnavopnalaust svi Mi-Austurlndum. (Establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the region of the Middle East.)n atkv.gr.60/53Aljlegar rstafanir til a tryggja kjarnavopnalaus rki gegn beitingu ea htunum um beitingu kjarnavopna. (Conclusion of effective international arrangements to assure non-nuclear-weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons.)120-0-59 K ESB (25) K 60/54Agerir til a koma veg fyrir vgbnaarkapphlaup geimnum. (Prevention of an arms race in outer space.) 180 2 0 J ESB (25) J60/55Efndir samninga um takmrkun vgbnaar, hmlur vi tbreislu kjarnavopna og afvopnun (Compliance with non-proliferation, arms limitation and disarmament agreements)163-0-10 J ESB (25) J60/56 tt a kjarnavopnalausum heimi: Efling framkvmd skuldbindinga svii afvopnunar kjarnavopna (Towards a nuclear-weapon-free world: accelerating the implementation of nuclear disarmament commitments)lyktun heild 153-5-20 J ESB (15) J Frakkland, Bretland L Eistland, Grikkland, Ungverjal., Lettland, Plland Portgal, Slvena, Spnn K 4,m.gr. 158-2-11J ESB (23) J Frakkland, Bretland K 60/57Bann vi losun geislavirks rgangs (Prohibition of the dumping of radioactive wastes)n atkv.gr. 60/58Kjarnavopnalaust suurhvel og nrliggjandi svi (Nuclear-weapon-free southern hemisphere and adjacent areas)lyktun heild: 167 3 8 J ESB (22)J Frakkland/ Bretland L Spnn K 5.m.gr.: sustu rj orin 162 2 7 J ESB (23)J Frakkland/ Bretland K 5. m.gr. heild sinni 162-1-9 J ESB (22) J Frakkland/ Spnn / Bretland K 60/59Efling fjljasamstarfs afvopnunarmlum og gegn tbreislu vopna. (Promotion of multilateralism in the area of disarmament and non-proliferation)122-8-50 ( ESB (22) K Grikkl. ( Bretl./Lettl./Frakkl. L60/60Viring vi umhverfisverndarstala vi ger og framkvmd samninga um afvopnun og takmrkun vgbnaar (Observance of environmental norms in the drafting and implementation of agreements on disarmament and arms control)176-1-4 ( ESB(23) ( Frakkl./Bretl. K60/61Tengsl afvopnunar og runar (Relationship between disarmament and development)177-1-2 J ESB (24) J Frakkland K60/62Hegunarreglur til a sporna gegn tbreislu skotflauga (Hague Code of Conduct against Ballistic Missile Proliferation)158 1 11 J sl. mefl. ESB (25) J60/63Svisbundin afvopnun (Regional disarmament)n atkv.gr.60/64Traustvekjandi agerir (Confidence-building measures in the regional and subregional context)n atkv.gr.60/65Endanleg trming kjarnavopna (Renewed determination towards the total elimination of nuclear weapons)168-2-7 J ESB (25) J 60/66Gagnsi og traustvekjandi agerir varandi verkefni himingeimnum (Transparency and confidence-building measures in outer space activities) 178-1-1 J60/67Framkvmd samningsins um bann vi run, framleislu, sfnun og notkun efnavopna og um eyingu eirra (Implementation of the Convention on theProhibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction)n atkv.gr.60/68Agerir til a draga r afleiingum lglegrar slu og dreifingu handvopna (Addressing the negative humanitarian and development impact of the illicit manufacture, transfer and circulation of small arms and light weapons and their excessive accumulation) 177-1-0 J60/69Lggjf um viskipti me vopn, herggn og vrur sem mgulegt er a nota til hernaar (dual-use goods) (National legislation on transfer of arms, military equipment and dual-use goods and technology)n atkv.gr.60/70Afvopnun kjarnavopna (Nuclear disarmament) 113-45-20 L ESB (22)L rland/Malta/Svj K60/71Asto vi rki til a setja skorur vi lglegum viskiptum me handvopn og gera au upptk (Assistance to States for curbing the illicit traffic in small arms and collecting them)n atkv.gr.60/72Eftirfylgni samykkta um afvopnun kjarnavopna endurskounarrstefnum samningsins gegn tbreislu kjarnavopna haldnar 1995 og 2000 (Follow-up to nuclear disarmament obligations agreed in the 1995 and 2000 Review Conferences of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons)lyktun heild 87-56-26 L ESB (25) L 6. mgr. 78-56-27 L ESB (25) L 60/73Leiir til a koma veg fyrir hryjuverk me geislun (Preventing the risk of radiological terrorism)n atkv.gr.60/74Vandaml sem hlst af birgasfnun vopna umfram varabirgir (Problems arising from the accumulation ofconventional ammunition stockpiles insurplus)n atkv.gr. 60/75Vopnaeftirlit svisbundnu samstarfi (Conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels)174-1 1 J ESB (25)J60/76Eftirleikur rgefandi lits aljadmstlsins um lgmti ess a beita ea hta a beita kjarnavopnum (Follow-up to the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on the Legality of the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons)lyktun heild: 126-29-24 L ESB (18)L rland/Malta/Svj J Austurrki/ Finnland/ Eistland/ Kpur K 1. m.gr. 165-3-4 J ESB (22) J Bretland L Frakkland, Lettland K 60/77Samstarf um leiir til a koma veg fyrir lgleg viskipti og leyfilegt hald eldflaugum sem hgt er a halda ( MANPADS ) (Prevention of the illicit transfer and unauthorized access to and use of man-portable air defence systems)n atkv.gr.60/78Agerir til a koma veg fyrir a hryjuverkamenn fi gjreyingarvopn hendur (Measures to prevent terrorists from acquiring weapons of mass destruction)n atkv.gr.60/79Takmrkun httu af vldum kjarnavopna (Reducing nuclear danger) 115-49-15 L ESB (25) L60/80Framkvmd samningsins um bann vi notkun, birgasfnun, framleislu og flutningi jarsprengna gegn lisafla og um eyingu eirra (Implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-personnel Mines and on their Destruction)158-0-17 J sl. mefl. ESB (25)J60/81lgleg viskipti me handvopn (The illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects)n atkv.gr. 60/82Milun upplsinga um traustvekjandi agerir svii hefbundinna vopna (Information on confidence-building measures in the field of conventional arms)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/83Svisskrifstofur Sameinuu janna fyrir fri og afvopnun (United Nations regional centres for peace and disarmament)n atkv.gr. 60/84Svisskrifstofa Sameinuu janna fyrir frii, afvopnun og run Suur-Amerku og Karbahafsvinu (United Nations Regional Centre for Peace, Disarmament and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean)n atkv.gr. 60/85Svisskrifstofa Sameinuu janna fyrir frii og afvopnun Asu og Kyrrahafssvinu (United Nations Regional Centre for Peace and Disarmament in Asia and the Pacific)n atkv.gr. 60/86Svisskrifstofa Sameinuu janna fyrir fri og afvopnun Afrku (United Nations Regional Centre for Peace and Disarmament in Africa.)n atkv.gr. 60/87Svisbundnar traustvekjandi agerir: Nefnd S um ryggisml Mi-Afrku (Regional confidence-building measures: activities of the United Nations Standing Advisory Committee on Security Questions in Central Africa)n atkv.gr. 60/88Samningurinn um bann vi notkun kjarnavopna (Convention on the Prohibition of the Use of Nuclear Weapons)111-49-13 L ESB (25) L60/89Tuttugu og fimm ra afmli Rannsknarseturs Sameinuu janna um afvopnunarml (Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/90Skrsla afvopnunarrstefnunnar (Report of the Conference on Disarmament)n atkv.gr. 60/91Skrsla afvopnunarnefndar (Report of the Disarmament Commission) n atkv.gr. 60/92Htta tbreislu kjarnavopna Mi-Austurlndum (The risk of nuclear proliferation in the Middle East)lyktun heild: 164-55 J ESB (25) J 6. m.gr: 162 2 6 J ESB (25) J 60/93Samningur um bann vi hefbundnum vopnum sem valdi geta dma jningum (Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May Be Deemed to Be Excessively Injurious or to Have Indiscriminate Effects)n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/94ryggi og samvinna Mijararhafssvinu (Strengthening of security and cooperation in the Mediterranean region)n atkv.gr.60/95Samningurinn um bann vi kjarnavopnatilraunum (Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty)172-1-4 J ESB (25)J60/96Framkvmd samningsins um bann vi run, framleislu og sfnun skla- og eiturvopna og um eyingu eirra (Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production and Stockpiling of Bacteriological (Biological) and Toxin Weapons and on Their Destruction)n atkv.gr. kvrun 60/226Gagnsi upplsinga um vgbna (Transparency in armaments) lyktun heild 99-0-22J ESB (25)J 2. mgr. 97-0-20J ESB (25)J 3. mgr. 94-0-22J ESB (25)J 4b.mgr. 97-0-19J ESB (25)Jkvrun 60/515Flugskeyti (Missiles) 120-2-53 K ESB (25) Kkvrun 60/516Kjarnorkuvopnalaust svi Mi-Asu (Establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in Central Asia) n atkv.gr. kvrun 60/517Rstefna vegum Sameinuu janna til a leita leia til a koma megi veg fyrir httu af vldum kjarnorku sambandi vi afvopnun kjarnavopna (United Nations conference to identify ways of eliminating nuclear dangers in the context of nuclear disarmament)128-5-40 K ESB (16)K Frakkland/Bretland/ Plland L rland/ Svj/ Kpur/ Malta Jkvrun 60/518Boun fjra aukaallsherjaringsins um afvopnunarml (Convening of the fourth special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament)n atkv.gr.kvrun 60/519Aljasamningur sem auveldar rkjum a bera kennsl og komast tmanlega spor lglegra handvopna (International instrument to enable States to identify and trace, in a timely and reliable manner, illicit small arms and light weapons) 151-0-25 J ESB (25)Jkvrun 60/520Endurskoun framkvmdar yfirsingunni um styrkingu aljlegs ryggis (Review of the implementation of the Declaration on the Strengthening of International Security) n atkv.gr. IX. viauki: lyktanir 2. nefndar Nr.HeitiAfgreitt60/183 Endanlegur yfirrarttur Palestnumanna yfir hernumdu palestnsku landssvi, . m. Jersalem, og yfirrarttur Araba hinum hernumda srlenska hluta Glanha yfir nttrulegum aulindum (Permanent sovereignty of the Palestinian people in the OccupiedPalestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and of the Arab population in the occupied Syrian Golan over their natural resources)2/12 151-7-9 J ESB: 25 J60/184 Aljaviskipti og run (International trade and development)9/12 (13. mgr.) 149-4-5K ESB: 25( heild 109-1-48K ESB: 25K60/185 62. ing nstEinhlia efnahagslegar refsiagerir gegn runarrkjum (Unilateral economic measures as a means of political and economic coercion against developing countries)2/12 117-1-48K ESB: 25 K60/186 Aljlegt fjrmlakerfi og run (International Financial System and Development)15/12 n atkv.gr.60/187 Aukin aljasamvinna til a leysa erlenda skuldabyri runarrkja (External debt crisis and development)7/12 n atkv.gr.60/188 Framkvmd og eftirfylgni vi niurstu aljlegrar rstefnu um flun fjr til runarmla (Follow-up to and implementation of the outcome of the International Conference on Financing for Development)19/12 n atkv.gr.60/189 Skrsla UNEP um ttunda ing sitt (Report of the Governing Council of the United Nations Environment Programme)13/12 n atkv.gr.60/190 65. ing nstAlja siareglur ferajnustu (Clobal Code of Ethics for Tourism)2/12 n atkv.gr.60/191 Aljlegt kartflur, 2008 (International Year of the Potato, 2008)13/12 n atkv.gr.60/192 62. ing nstAljlegt r jarvsinda (International Year of Planet Earth 2008)11/11 n atkv.gr.60/193 Framkvmd Dagskrr 21 og niurstaa leitogafundarins um sjlfbra run (Programme for the Further Implementation of Agenda 21 and the outcomes of the World Summit on Sustainable Development) 9/12 n atkv.gr.60/194 Framkvmdatlun um sjlfbra run runarrkja smeyjum (Follow-up to and implementation of the Mauritius Strategy for the Further Implementation of the Programme of Action of the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States)2/12 n atkv.gr.60/195 Aljlegar agerir gegn afleiingum nttruhamfara (International Strategy for Disaster Reduction)2/12 n atkv.gr.60/196 Varnarleysi gagnvart nttruhamfrum (Natural disasters and vulnerability)2/12 n atkv.gr.60/197 Vernd loftslagsins fyrir mannkyni (Protection of global climate for present and future generations of mankind)15/12 (7. mgr.) 158-2-2J ESB: 25J60/198 Sjlbr run fjllum (Sustainable mountain development)13/12 n atkv.gr60/199 62. ing nstNjir og endurnjanlegir orkugjafar, m.a. Slar-tlunin 1996-2005 (Promotion of new and renewable sources of energy, including the implementation of the World Solar Programme 2006-2015)9/12 n atkv.gr.60/200 62. ing nstAljlegt r eyimarka og eyimerkurmyndunar, 2006 (International Year of Deserts and Desertification, 2006)16/12 (7. f.mgr.) 83-34-30J ESB: 25J (4. f.mgr.) 48-29-74L ESB: 13L ESB: 12K heild 111/1/42K ESB: 18K ESB: 7J60/201 Framkvmd samnings S um barttuna gegn eyimerkurmyndun rkjum sem glma vi alvarlegan urrk og/ea eyimerkurmyndun, srstaklega Afrku (Implementation of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification in those countries experiencing serious drought and/or desertification, particularly in Africa)15/12 (18. mgr.) 159-2-1J ESB: 25J60/202 Samningur um fjlbreytni lfrkisins (Convention on Biological Diversity)9/12 n atkv.gr.60/203 Framkvmd niurstu rstefnu S um byggatlun S (Habitat-II) og styrking hlutverki bsetunefndar S (UN-Habitat) (Implementation of the outcome of the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements (Habitat II) and of the Twenty-fifth special session of the General Assembly) 2/12 n atkv.gr.60/204 Hlutverk Sameinuu janna eflingu runar tengslum vi hnattvingu og samvirkni (Role of the United Nations in promoting development in the context of globalization and interdependence)15/12 n atkv.gr.60/205 62. ing nstVsindi og tkni gu runar (Science and technology for development)13/12 n atkv.gr.60/206 Auvelda greislufli vegna starfa erlendis (Facilitation and reduction of the cost of transfer of migrant remittances)15/12 n atkv.gr.60/207 Hindrun peningavttis og flutninga illa fengins fjr (Preventing and combating corrupt practices and transfer of funds of illicit origin and returning such assets to the countries of origin, consistent with the United Nations Convention against Corruption)13/12 n atkv.gr.60/208 Srstakar arfir landluktra runarrkja innan / skv. hnattrnni rammatlun um vruflutninga um slk rki. (Specific actions related to the particular needs and problems of landlocked developing countries: outcome of the International Ministerial Conference of Landlocked and Transit Developing Countries and Donor Countries and International Financial and Development Institutions on Transit Transport Cooperation)15/12 n atkv.gr.60/209 Framkvmd fyrsta ratugar S um barttuna gegn ftkt (1997-2006) (Implementation of the fist United Nations Decade for the Eradication of Poverty (1997-2006))19/12 n atkv.gr.60/210 62. ing nstKonur og run (Women in Development)19/12 n atkv.gr.60/211 62. ing nstEfling mannaus gu runar (Human resources development)7/12 n atkv.gr.60/212 62. ing nstEfnahags- og tknisamvinna runarrkja (South-South Cooperation)13/12 n atkv.gr.60/213 62. ing nstRannsknar- og jlfunarstofnun S (UNITAR)13/12 n atkv.gr.60/214 Hskli S Trn, talu (United Nation System Staff College i Turin, Italy)7/12 n atkv.gr.60/215 62. ing nstSamstarf S vi samtk (Towards global partnership)15/12 n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/216 63. ing nstAljleg asto vi enduruppbyggingu Kazakhstan (International cooperation and coordination for the human and ecological rehabilitation and economic development of the Semipalatinsk region of Kazakhstan)1/11 n atkv.gr.60/217 62. ing nstAsto vi enduruppbyggingu og run Djibouti (Economic assistance for the reconstruction and development of Djibouti) 11/11 n atkv.gr.60/218 62. ing nstNeyarasto og enduruppbygging Epu (Humanitarian assistance and rehabilitation for Ethiopia)1/11 n atkv.gr.60/219 Asto vi neyarhjlp og samflagsendurbyggingu Smalu (Assistance for humanitarian relief and the economic and social rehabilitation of Somalia)11/11 n atkv.gr.60/220 Mannarasto og enduruppbygging El Salvador og Gvatemala (Humanitarian assistance and reconstruction for El Salvador and Guatemala)11/11 n atkv.gr. sl. mefl.60/227 Aljlegir flksflutningar og run (International migration and development)16/12 (7. mgr.) 159-2-1( ESB: 25(60/228 62. ing nstrija rstefna Sameinuu janna um ftkustu rkin (Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries)15/12 (6. mgr.) 117-1-45J ESB: 25KN lyktun L.14 62. ing nstNotkun  Spirulina vi barttu gegn vannringu (The use of Spirulina to combat hunger and malnutirtion and help achieve sustainable development)Dregin til bakaN lyktun L.37Aljlegt r sjlfbrrar feramennsku fyrir frii og trmingu ftktar, 2008 (International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Peace and Poverty Eradication, 2008)Dregin til baka X. viauki: lyktanir 3. nefndar Nr.lyktunAtkvi60/127 59/169Fjlgun framkvmdanefnd Flttamannastofnunar Sameinuu janna (Enlargement of the Executive Committee of the Programme of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees)n. atkv. gr.60/128 59/172Asto vi flttamenn Afrku (Assistance to refugees, returnees and displaced persons in Africa)sl. mefl. n. atkv. gr.60/129 59/170Skrifstofa Flttamannafulltra Sameinuu janna (Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) sl. mefl. n. atkv. gr.60/130 59/146 Framkvmd niurstana leitogafundar um flagslega run og 24. aukaallsherjarings S (Implementation of the outcome of the World Summit for Social Development and of the twenty-fourth special session of the GA)sl. mefl. n. atkv. gr.60/131Framkvmd framkvmdatlunar S varandi fatlaa (Implementation of the World Programme of Action concerning Disabled Persons: Realizing the Millennium Goals for persons with disabilities)sl. mefl. n atkv.gr.60/132Samvinna um flagslega run (Cooperatives in social development)n. atkv. gr.60/133 59/147Eftirfylgni vegna tu ra afmli aljlegs rs fjlskyldunnar (Celebration of the tenth anniversary of the International Year of the Family and beyond)n. atkv. gr.60/134Eftirfylgni vegna aljlegs rs sjlfboalia (Follow-up to the implementation of the International Year of Volunteers)n. atkv. gr.60/135 59/150 Eftirfylgni 2. aljaings S um mlefni aldrara (Follow-up to the Second World Assembly on Ageing)sl. mefl. n atkv.gr60/136 58/185ttekt hvers kyns ofbeldi gagnvart konum (In-depth study on all forms of violence against women)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/137runarsjur S fyrir konur (United Nations Development Fund for Women)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/138Asto vi konur dreifbli (Improvement of the situation of women in rural areas)n. atkv. gr.60/139 58/143Ofbeldi gegn farandverkakonum (Violence against women migrant workers)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/140 59/168Eftirfylgni vi Peking-yfirlsinguna og framkvmdatlunina og niurstana 23. aukaallsherjarings S (Follow-up to the Fourth World Conference on Women and full implementation of the Beijing declaration and Platform for action and the outcome of the twenty-third special session of the General Assembly)n. atkv. gr.60/141 58/156Stlkubarni (The girl child)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/142Framkvmdatlun vegna annars ratugar helguum mlefnum frumbyggja (Programme of Action for the Second international decade of the world's indigenous people)n. atkv. gr.60/143Andstaa gegn agerum sem tt geta undir fordma (Inadmissibility of certain practices that contribute to fuelling contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance)114-4-57 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/144 59/177Agerir barttunni gegn kynttafordmum, kynttamisrtti, tlendingahatri ofl. - eftirfylgni aljarstefnunnar Durban (Global efforts for the total elimination of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance and the comprehensive implementation of and follow-up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action)172-3-4 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/145 59/180Viurkenning rtti ja til sjlfskvrunar (Universal realization of the right of peoples to self-determination)n. atkv. gr.60/146 59/179Rttur palestnsku jarinnar til sjlfskvrunar (The right of the Palestinian people to self-determination)sl. mefl. 170-5-1 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/147Samykkt leibeiningarreglna um skaabtur og uppreisn ru eirra sem hafa ori fyrir alvarlegum mannrttindabrotum (Basic principles and Guidelines on the Right to a Remedy and Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/148 59/182Pyntingar og nnur vanvirandi mefer ea refsingar (Torture and othe cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/149Mannrttindasamningar S (International Covenants on Human Rights)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/150 Bartta gegn rumeiingum vegna trarbraga (Combating defamation of religions)101-53-20 ( ESB ( NL ( US ( 60/151 59/183Svamist fyrir mannrttindi og lri Mi-Afrku (Subregional Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Central Africa)n. atkv. gr.60/152Aljaving og hrif hennar ll mannrttindi (Globalization and its impact on the full enjoyment of all human rights) 121-53-4 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/153Stofnun jlfunar- og skjalamistvar S svii mannrttinda fyrir Suvestur-Asu og svi Arabarkja (Establishment of a United Nations human rights training and documentation centre for South-West Asia and the Arab region)n. atkv. gr.60/154 58/175Innlendar mannrttindastofnanir og vernd mannrttinda (Nations institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights)n. atkv. gr.60/155 59/188Mannrttindi og einhlia vingunaragerir (Human rights and unilateral coercive measures)125-53-0 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/156 59/187Styrking aljlegrar samvinnu svii mannrttindamla (Enhancement of international cooperation in the field of human rights)n. atkv. gr.60/157Rtturinn til runar (The right to development)172-2-5 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/158 59/191Verndun mannrttinda barttunni gegn hryjuverkum (Protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism)sl. mefl. n atkv.gr.60/159 58/183Mannrttindi og rttarkerfi (Human rights in the administration of justice)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/160Yfirlsing um rttindi minnihlutahpa (Effective promotion of the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/161 59/192Yfirlsing um rttindi og skyldur einstaklinga og jflagshpa er vinna a eflingu og vernd mannrttinda (Declaration on the Right and Responsibility of Individuals, Groups and Organs of Society to promote and protect Universally Recognized Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/162 58/180Asto S vi reglubundnar og trverugar kosningar (Strengthening the role of the United Nations in enhancing the effectiveness of the principle of periodic and genuine elections and promotion of democratization)sl. mefl. 173-0-1 ( ESB ( NL (60/163Rttur til friar (Promotion of peace as a vital requirement for the full enjoyment and protection of human rights by all)116-53-8 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/164Viring fyrir grundvallarreglum fullveldis og lris kosningamlum (Respect for the principles of national sovereignty and diversity of democratic systems in the electoral processes as an important element for the promotion and protection of human rights) 110-6-61 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/165Rtturinn til matar (The right to food)176-1-1 ( ESB ( US ( srael (60/166trming alls umburarleysis vegna trar (Elimination of all forms of intolerance and of discrimination based on religion or belief)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/167Mannrttindi og menningarleg fjlbreytni (Human rights and cultural diversity)n. atkv. gr.60/168Vernd og asto til flks vergangi (Protection of and assistance to internally displaced persons)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/169 59/194Vernd farandflks (Protection of migrants)n. atkv. gr.60/170 59/207stand mannrttinda Lveldinu Kong (Situation of human rights in the Democratic Republic of Congo)sl. mefl. 102-3-67 ( ESB ( NL ( US ( 60/171 59/205stand mannrttinda ran (Situation of human rights in Iran)sl. mefl. 75-50-43 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/172stand mannrttinda Trkmenistan (Situation of human rights in Turkmenistan)sl. mefl. 71-35-60 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/173stand mannrttinda Norur-Kreu (Situation of human rights in the democratic Peopless Republic of Korea)sl. mefl. 88-21-60 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/174stand mannrttinda sbekistan (Situation of human rights in Uzbekistan)sl. mefl. 74-39-56 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/175Styrking Sameinuu janna afbrotavrnum og mefer sakamla, aallega tknilegri samvinnu (Strengthening the United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme, in particular its technical cooperation capacity)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/176Afrkustofnun S til a sporna vi glpum og mefer sakamanna (UN African Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders) n. atkv. gr.60/177 59/151Eftirfylgni vegna 11. rstefnu S um afbrotavarnir og mefer brotamanna (Preparations for the Eleventh United nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice)n. atkv. gr.60/178Aljleg samvinna gegn misnotkun, framleislu og viskiptum me eiturlyf (International Cooperation against the world drug problem)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/179Asto vi Afganistan vegna barttunnar gegn fkniefnav (Providing support to Afghanistan with a view to ensuring effective implementation of its counter-Narcotic Implementation Plan)n. atkv. gr.60/229 59/260Framtarverkefni rannskna- og menntastofnunar til framdrttar konum (INSTRAW) (Future Operations of the International Research and Training Institue for the Advancement of Women) 95-10-25 ( Da/Fi/Sv. ( Nor ( US (60/230 58/145Aljasamningur um afnm alls misrttis gagnvart konum (CEDAW) (Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women)sl. mefl. 127-1-0 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/231 59/261Rttindi barnsins (Rights of the Child)sl. mefl. 130-1-0 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/232 59/198Nefnd um ger aljasamnings um rttindi fatlara (Ad Hoc Committee on a Comprehensive and Integral International Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights and Dignity of Persons with Disabilities)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr.60/233stand mannrttinda Mjanmar (Situation of human rights in Myanmar)sl. mefl. n.atkv.gr. XI. viauki: lyktanir: 4. nefndar Nr.lyktunAtkvi60/97Asto svii eyingar jarsprengna (Assistance in mine action)n. atkv. gr.60/98hrif kjarnageislunar (Effects of atomic radiation)sl. mefl. n atkv.gr.60/99Frisamleg nting himingeimsins (International cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space)n. atkv. gr.60/100Asto vi Palestnuflttaflk, UNRWA (Assistance to Palestine refugees)167-1-11( ESB ( NL ( US (60/101Flttaflk vegna sex daga-strsins 1967 (Persons displaced as a result of the June 1967 and subsequent hostilities)161-6-5 ( ESB ( NL ( US ( 60/102Asto UNRWA vi Palestnuflttaflk Mi-Austurlndum (Operations of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East)159-6-3( ESB ( NL ( US (60/103Eignir og tekjur Palestnuflttaflks (Palestine refugees properties and their revenues)160-6-3( ESB ( NL ( US (60/104Skrsla srstku rannsknarnefndarinnar um sraelsk mannrttindabrot hernumdu svunum. (Work of the Special Committee to Investigate Israeli Practices Affecting the Human Rights of the Palestinian People and Other Arabs of the Occupied Territories)86-10-74 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/105Gildi Genfarsamnings (IV) um breytta borgara strstmum hernumdu svunum (Applicability of the Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, of 12 August 1949, to the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and the other occupied Arab territories)158-6-7( ESB ( NL ( US (60/106Landnemabyggir sraelsmanna hernumdu svunum (Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and the occupied Syrian Golan)153-7-10 ( ESB ( NL ( US (60/107Agerir sraelsmanna, sem hafa hrif mannrttindi Palestnumanna (Israeli practices affecting the human rights of the Palestinian people in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem) 148-7-17( ESB ( NL ( US (60/108Hernumdar Glanhir (The occupied Syrian Golan)156-1-15( ESB ( NL ( US (60/109 A-BUpplsingamilun S A. Upplsingamilun gu mannar. B. Stefna og starfsemi S upplsingamilun. (Questions relating to information: A: Information in the service of humanity B: United Nations public information policies and activities)n. atkv. gr.60/110Upplsingar fr nlendusvum skv. 73. gr. sttmla Sameinuu janna. (Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories transmitted under Article 73 e of the Charter of the United Nations)169-0-5( ESB (23) ( Bretl. ( Frakkl. ( NL ( US (60/111hrif erlendra hagsmuna nlendusvi. (Economic and other activities which affect the interests of the peoples of the Non-Self-Governing Territories)169-1-3( ESB (23) ( Bretl. ( Frakkl. ( NL ( US (60/112Framkvmd undirstofnana S yfirlsingu um sjlfsti nlendna. (Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples by the specialized agencies and the international institutions associated with the United Nations)123-0-50 ( ESB ( NL (60/113Tilbo aildarrkja S um nm og jlfunarastu fyrir ba nlendussva. (Offers by Member States of study and training facilities for inhabitants of Non-Self-Governing Territories)n. atkv. gr.60/114Mlefni Vestur Sahara. (Question of Western Sahara)n. atkv. gr.60/115Mlefni Nju Kalednu (Question of New Caledonia)n. atkv. gr.60/116Mlefni Tkel (Question of Tokelau)n. atkv. gr.60/117Almennt um mlefni Amersku Sama-eyja og fleiri smeyja. (Questions of American Samoa, Anguilla, Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Guam, Montserrat, Pitcairn, Saint Helena, the Turks and Caicos Islands and the United States Virgin Islands)n. atkv. gr.60/118Milun upplsinga um nlendusvi (Dissemination of information on decolonization) 167-3-2 ( ESB (24) ( NL ( Bretl. ( US ( srael (60/119Framkvmd yfirlsingarinnar um sjlfsti nlendusva (Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples)166-3-4 ( ESB (21) ( Bretl. ( Belga ( Frakkl. ( skal. 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session)60/23Skrsla srstakrar nefndar um sttmla S og um eflingu hlutverks samtakanna (Report of the Special Committee on the Charter of the United Nations and on the Strengthening of the Role of the Organization)60/24Skrsla gistirkisnefndar S (Report of Committee on Relations with the Host Country)60/25heyrnarfulltrastaa fyrir Latin American Integration Association allsherjaringinu60/26heyrnarfulltrastaa fyrir Common Fund for Commodities allsherjaringinu60/27heyrnarfulltrastaa fyrir Hague Conference on Private Internation Law allsherjaringinu60/28heyrnarfulltrastaa fyrir Ibero-American Conference allsherjaringinu60/42Valkvur vibtir vi aljasamnininn um ryggi starfsmanna S og tengds starfslis (Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel)60/43Agerir til a trma aljlegum hryjuverkum (Measures to eliminate international terrorism)kv. 526Endurnjun starfsemi allsherjaringsins (Revitalization of the General Assembly) XIV. viauki: Hlutfallslegt skylduframlag aildarrkja til almenns rekstrar S Aildarrki Dagsetning aildarFramlag %Afganistan19. nvember 19460.002Albana14. desember 19550.005Alsr8. oktber 19620.076Andorra28. jl 19930.005Angla1. desember 19760.001Antgva og Barbda11. nvember 19810.003Argentna24. oktber 19450.956Armena2. mars 19920.002strala1. nvember 19451.592Austurrki14. desember 19550.859Austur-Tmor27. september 20020.001Aserbadsjan2. gst 19920.005Bahamaeyjar18. september 19730.013Bandarkin24. oktber 194522.000Bangladess17. september 19740.010Barbados9. desember 19660.010Barein21. september 19710.030Belga27. desember 19451.069Bels25. september 19810.001Benn20. september 19600.002Bosna og Hersegvna22. ma 19920.003Bliva14. nvember 19450.009Botsvana17. oktber 19660.010Brasila24. oktber 19451.523Bretland24. oktber 19456.127Brnei21. september 19840.034Blgara14. desember 19550.017Brkna Fas20. september 19600.002Brnd18. september 19620.001Btan21. september 19710.001Chile24. oktber 19450.223Danmrk24. oktber 19450.718Djbt20. september 19770.001Dminka18. desember 19780.001Dminska lveldi24. oktber 19450.035Egyptaland24. oktber 19450.120Eistland17. september 19910.012Ekvador21. desember 19450.019El Salvador24. oktber 19450.022Ertrea28. ma 19930.001Epa13. nvember 19450.004Filippseyjar24. oktber 19450.095Finnland14. desember 19550.533Fdjieyjar13. oktber 19700.004Flabeinsstrndin20. september 19600.010Frakkland24. oktber 19456.030Gabon20. september 19600.009Gamba21. september 19650.001Gana8. mars 19570.004Georga31. jl 19920.003Gnea12. desember 19580.003Gnea-Biss17. september 19740.001Grenada17. september 19740.001Grikkland25. oktber 19450.530Grnhfaeyjar16. september 19750.001Gvatemala21. nvember 19450.030Gvjana20. september 19660.001Hat24. oktber 19450.003Holland10. desember 19451.690Hondras17. desember 19450.005Hvta Rssland24. oktber 19450.018Indland30. oktber 19450.421Indnesa28. september 19500.142rak21. desember 19450.016ran24. oktber 19450.157rland14. desember 19550.350sland19. nvember 19460.034srael11. ma 19490.467tala14. desember 19554.885Jamaka18. september 19620.008Japan18. desember 195619.468Jemen30. september 19470.006Jrdana14. desember 19550.011Kambda14. desember 19550.002Kamern20. september 19600.008Kanada9. nvember 19452.813Kasakstan2. mars 19920.025Katar21. september 19710.064Kena16. september 19630.009Kirgistan2. mars 19920.001Kna24. oktber 19452.053Kribati14. september 19990.001Kong, Vestur-20. september 19600.001Kong, Austur-20. september 19690.003Kostarka2. nvember 19450.030Klumba5. nvember 19450.155Kmoreyjar12. nvember 19750.001Krea, Norur17. september 19910.010Krea, Suur17. september 19911.796Krata22. ma 19920.037Kba24. oktber 19450.043Kveit14. ma 19630.162Kpur20. september 19600.039Laos14. desember 19550.001Lest17. oktber 19660.001Lettland17. september 19910.015Liechtenstein18. september 19900.005Lithen17. september 19910.024Lbanon24. oktber 19450.024Lbera2. nvember 19450.001Lba14. desember 19550.132Lxemborg24. oktber 19450.077Madagaskar20. september 19690.003Makedna8. aprl 19930.006Malasa17. september 19570.203Malav1. desember 19640.001Maldveyjar21. september 19650.001Mal28. september 19600.002Malta1. desember 19640.014Marokk12. nvember 19560.047Marshalleyjar17. september 19910.001Mritana27. oktber 19610.001Mritus24. aprl 19680.011Mexk7. nvember 19451.883Mi-Afrkulveldi20. september 19600.001Mibaugs-Gnea12. nvember 19680.002Mkrnesa17. september 19910.001Mjanmar (Burma)19. aprl 19480.010Moldva2. gst 19920.001Mongla27. oktber 19610.001Mnak28. ma 19930.003Msambk16. september 19750.001Namiba23. aprl 19900.006Nr14. september 19990.001Nepal14. desember 19550.004Nger20. september 19690.001Ngera7. oktber 19600.042Nkaragva24. oktber 19450.001Noregur27. nvember 19450.679Nja-Sjland24. oktber 19450.221man7. oktber 19710.070Pakistan30. september 19470.055Pal15. desember 19940.001Panama13. nvember 19450.019Papa Nja-Gnea10. oktber 19750.003Paragv24. oktber 19450.012Per31. oktber 19450.092Portgal14. desember 19550.470Plland24. oktber 19450.461Randa18. september 19620.001Rmena14. desember 19550.060Rssland24. oktber 19451.100Salmonseyjar19. september 19780.001Samba1. desember 19640.002Sameinuu arabsku furstadmin9. desember 19710.235Sama15. desember 19760.001San Marn2. mars 19920.003Sankti Kitts og Nevis23. september 19830.001Sankti Lsa18. september 19790.002Sankti Vinsent og Grenadneyjar16. september 19800.001Sa Tme og Prinspe16. september 19750.001Sdi-Araba24. oktber 19450.713Senegal28. september 19600.005Serba og Svartfjallaland1. nvember 20000.019Seychelleseyjar21. september 19760.002Singapr21. september 19650.388Serra Lene27. september 19610.001Slvaka19. janar 19930.051Slvena22. ma 19920.082Smala20. september 19690.001Spnn14. desember 19552.520Sr Lanka14. desember 19550.017Suur-Afrka7. nvember 19450.292Sdan12. nvember 19560.008Srnam4. desember 19750.001Svasland24. september 19680.002Sviss10. september 20021.197Svj19. nvember 19460.998Srland24. oktber 19450.038Tadsjikistan2. mars 19920.001Taland16. desember 19460.209Tansana14. desember 19610.006Tkkland19. janar 19930.183Tonga14. september 19990.001Tg20. september 19600.001Trnidad og Tbag18. september 19620.022Tsjad20. september 19600.001Tnis12. nvember 19560.032Trkmenistan2. mars 19920.005Tval5. september 20000.001Tyrkland24. oktber 19450.372Ungverjaland14. desember 19550.126ganda25. oktber 19620.006krana24. oktber 19450.039rgv18. desember 19450.048sbekistan2. mars 19920.014Vanat15. september 19810.001Venesela15. nvember 19450.171Vetnam20. september 19770.021Zimbabwe25. gst 19800.007skaland18. september 19738.662Pfagarur0.001  Lveldi Kong.  ur Sar (Zaire), n Alulveldi Kong.  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