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Symbol
Title
# Entities
Details
S/PRST/1994/20
Statement [on the Agreement Between the Inkatha Freedom Party, the African National Congress and the Government of South Africa Reached 19 Apr. 1994]
S/RES/591(1986)
Security Council Resolution 591 (1986) [on the Arms Embargo Against South Africa]
S/RES/610(1988)
Security Council Resolution 610 (1988) [on Death Sentences Imposed on 6 South Africans]
S/RES/615(1988)
Security Council Resolution 615 (1988) [on Death Sentences Imposed on 6 South Africans]
S/RES/623(1988)
Security Council Resolution 623 (1988) [on Death Sentence Imposed on an Anti-Apartheid Activist in South Africa]
S/RES/765(1992)
Security Council Resolution 765 (1992) [Condemning the Escalating Violence in South Africa and in Particular the Massacre at Boipatong Township on 17 June 1992]
S/RES/772(1992)
Security Council Resolution 772 (1992) [on the Deployment of Un Observers to South Africa]
S/RES/894(1994)
Security Council Resolution 894 (1994) [on Participation of the Un and International Observers in the Election Process in South Africa]
S/RES/919(1994)
Security Council Resolution 919 (1994) [on Termination of the Arms Embargo and Other Restrictions Related to South Africa Imposed by Resolution 418 (1977)]
S/RES/930(1994)
Security Council Resolution 930 (1994) [on Termination of the Un Observer Mission in South Africa and Removal of the Item "the Question of South Africa" From the List of Matters of Which the Security Council Is Seized]
Statement [on the Agreement Between the Inkatha Freedom Party, the African National Congress and the Government of South Africa Reached 19 Apr. 1994]
S/PRST/1994/20··1994
Security Council Resolution 591 (1986) [on the Arms Embargo Against South Africa]
S/RES/591(1986)··1986
Security Council Resolution 610 (1988) [on Death Sentences Imposed on 6 South Africans]
S/RES/610(1988)··1988
Security Council Resolution 615 (1988) [on Death Sentences Imposed on 6 South Africans]
S/RES/615(1988)··1988
Security Council Resolution 623 (1988) [on Death Sentence Imposed on an Anti-Apartheid Activist in South Africa]
S/RES/623(1988)··1988
Security Council Resolution 765 (1992) [Condemning the Escalating Violence in South Africa and in Particular the Massacre at Boipatong Township on 17 June 1992]
S/RES/765(1992)··1992
Security Council Resolution 772 (1992) [on the Deployment of Un Observers to South Africa]
S/RES/772(1992)··1992
Security Council Resolution 894 (1994) [on Participation of the Un and International Observers in the Election Process in South Africa]
S/RES/894(1994)··1994
Security Council Resolution 919 (1994) [on Termination of the Arms Embargo and Other Restrictions Related to South Africa Imposed by Resolution 418 (1977)]
S/RES/919(1994)··1994
Security Council Resolution 930 (1994) [on Termination of the Un Observer Mission in South Africa and Removal of the Item "the Question of South Africa" From the List of Matters of Which the Security Council Is Seized]
S/RES/930(1994)··1994