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A/RES/61/28
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
A/RES/62/11
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
A/RES/63/134
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
A/RES/64/109
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
A/RES/65/137
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
S/PRST/2000/31
Statement [Made on Behalf of the Security Council, at the 4216th Meeting, 3 Nov. 2000, in Connection with the Council's Consideration of the Item Entitled "Situation in Sierra Leone"]
S/RES/1470(2003)
Security Council Resolution 1470 (2003) [on Extension of the Mandate of the Un Mission in Sierra Leone (Unamsil)]
S/RES/1508(2003)
Security Council Resolution 1508 (2003) [on Extension of the Mandate of the Un Mission in Sierra Leone (Unamsil)]
S/RES/1537(2004)
Security Council Resolution 1537 (2004) [on Extension of the Mandate of the Un Mission in Sierra Leone (Unamsil)]
S/RES/1562(2004)
Security Council Resolution 1562 (2004) [on Extension of the Mandate of the Un Mission in Sierra Leone (Unamsil)]
S/RES/1647(2005)
Security Council Resolution 1647 (2005) [on Renewal of the Measures on Arms, Travel, Diamonds and Timber Imposed on Liberia by Resolution 1521 (2003)]
S/RES/1903(2009)
Security Council Resolution 1903 (2009) [on Extension of Travel Ban on Persons Deemed to Be a Threat to the Peace in Liberia and Readjustment of the Arms Embargo]
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
A/RES/61/28··2007
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
A/RES/62/11··2007
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
A/RES/63/134··2009
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
A/RES/64/109··2010
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
A/RES/65/137··2011
Statement [Made on Behalf of the Security Council, at the 4216th Meeting, 3 Nov. 2000, in Connection with the Council's Consideration of the Item Entitled "Situation in Sierra Leone"]
S/PRST/2000/31··2000
Security Council Resolution 1470 (2003) [on Extension of the Mandate of the Un Mission in Sierra Leone (Unamsil)]
S/RES/1470(2003)··2003
Security Council Resolution 1508 (2003) [on Extension of the Mandate of the Un Mission in Sierra Leone (Unamsil)]
S/RES/1508(2003)··2003
Security Council Resolution 1537 (2004) [on Extension of the Mandate of the Un Mission in Sierra Leone (Unamsil)]
S/RES/1537(2004)··2004
Security Council Resolution 1562 (2004) [on Extension of the Mandate of the Un Mission in Sierra Leone (Unamsil)]
S/RES/1562(2004)··2004
Security Council Resolution 1647 (2005) [on Renewal of the Measures on Arms, Travel, Diamonds and Timber Imposed on Liberia by Resolution 1521 (2003)]
S/RES/1647(2005)··2005
Security Council Resolution 1903 (2009) [on Extension of Travel Ban on Persons Deemed to Be a Threat to the Peace in Liberia and Readjustment of the Arms Embargo]
S/RES/1903(2009)··2009