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• High-level talks on Cyprus seek to bridge 'narrow gap.'
• Torture convention adopted after seven years' work - United Nations treaty
• Secretary-General urges exchange of prisoners, end to 'ruinous conflict' between Iran and Iraq - Javier Perez de Cuellar
• Committee chairman urges action to end 'reign of violence' - Joseph N. Garba - contains related article
• Sharpeville anniversary: condemnation at UN, killings of demonstrators in South Africa
• Disarmament Conference agrees on space arms committee
• Rights violations continue in Chile, report declares
• Conflicts and militarism
• Security Council reaffirms support for Contadora efforts, calls on United States and Nicaragua to resume dialogue
• Secretary-General visits… - Javier Perez de Cuellar
• Rock star Stevie Wonder honoured for work against apartheid
• UNESCO Executive Board adopts recommendations on 1986-87 programme and budget
• 'No corner of the Earth should ever again be devastated by nuclear war', Secretary-General tells UNA of Japan - Javier Perez de Cuellar, United Nations Association
• Security Council hears views on Cyprus efforts, extends mandate of Peace-keeping Force
• Science and Technology Committee approves action to set up global information network
• Day of solidarity with South African and Namibian women observed on 9 August
• Imprisonment of children, slavery, racial discrimination acted on by human rights
• Security Council members stress United Nations is 'a positive force for human advancement'
• Committee on development strategy adopts by consensus agreed conclusions on Third Development Decade
• Day of Solidarity with South African Political Prisoners observed; immediate release of all such detainees asked
• Reports on trade, finance among issues considered in Second Committee in October - column
• United States decides not to participate in World Court case initiated by Nicaragua
• UNRWA at 35: still helping Palestinians despite cash shortage and political tensions - United Nations Relief and Works Agency
• $1.7 billion in new aid needed for drought-stricken nations - includes related article on African agricultural mismanagement
• Spreading the benefits of space technology
• Security Council considers situation in Middle East, takes no action
• United States vetoes draft resolution condemning Israeli acts in Lebanon
• Violence continues, dialog urged - El Salvador
• Role of the state
• "To build a better world" - Secretary-General's role - column
• Security Council rejects "interim government" in Namibia, calls for action on UN plan
• Secretary-General calls for world conference on drug abuse - Javier Perez de Cuellar
• Conference calls for continued Olympic ban against South Africa
• Historic meeting of Assembly presidents discusses ways to increase impact of United Nations
• Under-Secretary-General in Mideast to assess future arrangements - Brian E. Urquhart
• UNCTAD Committee assesses role of international commodity agreements in attaining Integrated Programme goals - United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
• Draft convention against apartheid in sports submitted to General Assembly for adoption
• Human Rights Committee considers country reports on Afghanistan, Ukrainian SSR
• General Assembly urges international mobilization for Mexican earthquake relief, reconstruction
• UNCTAD's Trade and Development Board reviews problems of debt and finance
• Bishop Tutu calls for dismantling of apartheid system, beginning of dialogue with blacks - Desmond Tutu
• Economic and environmental crises cause a 'significant deterioration' in LDC economies - least developed countries - column
• Secretary-General visits South-East Asia, offers to assist in ending conflict…and visits United Kingdom - Javier Perez de Cuellar
• UNRWA chief: "We wait…and hope." - Interview with Olof Rydbeck - United Nations Relief and Works Agency
• Disarmament Conference launches 1985 session at time of 'hopeful developments' on arms control
• Finding a place in the geostationary orbit: aim is to ensure access for all
• Council for Namibia commends supporters of resources decree
• Progress made in drafting convention on right of child
• 'Many forms of rights violations' - Guatemala
• Underdevelopment and international economic co-operation
• Security Council calls for end to violence against civilian population in Lebanon
• Council for Namibia plans legal action to enforce Decree on resources
• Economic and Social Council marks victory over nazism and fascism
• Outer space legal questions discussed by Sub-Committee
• Security Council presses for implementation of plan for Namibian independence, condemns 'interim government' installed by South Africa
• Disarmament Conference continues work on nuclear issues
• Trade Law Commission adopts model law on international commercial arbitration
• Decolonization Committee acts on southern Africa, small territories at August session
• ILC considers a broad scope of international law questions
• Conference urges world-wide boycott of South African and Namibian goods
• More than 1 million African drought victims saved through international efforts, OEOA says
• 'End apartheid by 1 January 1987', panel of eminent persons asks; details world programme for action by TNCs - transnational corporations
• Assembly asked to condemn 'wanton killing' in South Africa, other aspects of racism throughout the world - column
• Concern expressed over attacks on Kampuchean border camps
• Disarmament: four new studies
• Kampuchea, disarmament discussed in visit to Asia and Pacific - includes related article on strikes against Kampuchean refugee camps
• Using space for education: direct broadcasting systems
• Brazzaville seminar asks action on Namibia
• A 'gruesome' form of rights violations: enforced or involuntary disappearances
• Report on the abolition of slavery in Mauritania
• Employment - in developing countries
• Secretary-General calls for "orderly take-over" from Israeli forces in Lebanon - Javier Peres de Cuellar
• Medical expert reports use of chemical weapons in Iran-Iraq war
• Drinking water and sanitation decade: record progress in early 1980s
• UNICEF executive board concludes 1985 session
• How the United Nations plan for Namibian independence evolved
• Co-operative programmes for peaceful use of space cited by United Nations Space Committee
• Assistance to Africa among main issues discussed during Secretary-General's trip to Europe and Africa - Javier Perez de Cuellar
• Domingo L. Siazon named UNIDO chief
• $12.8 million pledged to aid Kampuchean refugees

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