In & Around the UN


‘In and Around the UN’ is a bi-annual newsletter that describes the current activities of the Quaker United Nations Office. It presents a number of UN issues from QUNO’s perspective, and in the context of our ongoing work. These back-issues are presented in reverse chronological order, with the most recent first.

  • Summer 2007 (pdf 585kb)
    - Humanitarian Crisis in the Occupied Palestinian Territory
    - Iraq: The Plight of Refugees and IDPs
    - The UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy Gives N. Uganda’s Peace Talks a Boost
    - QUNO Participates in Quaker Peace Network- Africa Meeting
    - QUNO and the UN Peacebuilding Commission
    - Young Friend Participates in Commission on the Status of Women
  • In & Around the UN, September 2006 (pdf 336 kb)
    - Northern Uganda: Harmonizing International Policy with Needs on the Ground
    - Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: The 2006 Small Arms Review Conference
    - High Hopes and Careful Vigilance Are Needed for Sustainable Peace in Burundi
    - Government, Indigenous Peoples and Quakers Convene at the 5th Session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issue
  • Winter 2006 (pdf 134 kb)
    - QUNO Sponsors UN Panel on Forgotten Emergencies
    - From Community-based Projects to International Policy: QUNO Visits the Quaker Peace Network - Africa
    - New QUNO Committee
    - QUNO Changes 2006
    - Departure of QUNO's Director
  • Spring/Summer 2005 (pdf 103 kb)
    - The Millennium + 5 Summit: Planning for the future of the U.N.
    - UN Security Council Humanitarian Briefings
    - A visit to QPSW Uganda
    - Quaker Presence at Forum on Indigenous People
    - Prevention of Armed Conflict takes Center Stage
  • Spring/Summer 2004 (pdf 94 kb)
    - Northern Uganda and the International Community
    - Worl'd's Indigenous Peoples Meet at United Nations Headquarters
    - UN Explores New Areas for Cooperation on Small Arms
    - Quaker House: Celebrating 50 years at the UN
  • Fall/Winter 2003 (pdf 320 kb)
    - The Shift from Pre-emption to Prevention: Momentum Builds
    - Iraq: Finding a Solution
    - Governance and the Multilaterals
    - Implementing the UN Programme of Action on Small Arms
    - Continuing Work on Small Arms Demand
    - QUNO News
  • Spring/Summer 2003 (80 kb)
    - Reflections on the run-up to war in Iraq and the fate of the UN
    - Small Arms: a real threat on the road to peace and reconstruction
    - Follow-up to major UN conferences in the economic and social fields
    - Action plan for gender mainstreaming launched
    - Kyoto: Keeping water on the map
    - Working from home

  • Fall/Winter 2002 (pdf 235 kb)
    - Reflections on the World Summit on Sustainable Development
    - Millennium Development Goals: How do we get there from here?
    - Prevention of Violent Conflict
    - Iraq: Prevention or Pre-emption?
    - Secretary-General Kofi Annan’s speech before the General Assembly
    - Small Arms News
    - Adolescent Girls in Armed Groups: Study Outcomes

  • Spring/Summer 2002 (pdf 271 kb)
    - The Expanding War: Eliminating Terrorism or Undermining Global Stability?
    - ‘War on Terrorism’ and the Escalating Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
    - Afghanistan: The Forgotten Country
    - Partnerships as Conflict Prevention
    - Columbia’s Spiraling Violence
    - Whose Terrorism?
    - Iraq, the UN, the US and its allies
    - The Ratification of the International Criminal Court
    - Quaker House Celebrates Fifty Years

  • August 2001 (pdf 423 kb)
    - HIV/AIDS: Global Crisis, Global Response
    - A Big Step Toward the Control of Small Arms
    - Financing for Development: Preparatory Committees I and II
    - Recent UN Action on the New Middle East Crisis
    - QUNO International Summer Program
    - World Conference Against Racism
    - Progress on Prevention

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