Developed as part of the UN80 Initiative, this registry serves as a transparency tool for understanding UN mandates and programmes. See the methodology.
Inclusion of Russian Among the Working Languages of the General Assembly (Amendment to Rule 51 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Assembly) and Question of Including Russian and Spanish Among the Working Languages of the Security Council
Security Council Resolution 263 (1969) [on Inclusion of Russian and Spanish Among the Working Languages of the Security Council]
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
A/RES/50/152··1995
Amendments to Rules 52, 53 and 55 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Assembly Resulting From the Amendment to Rule 51
A/RES/2553(XXIV)··1970
Proposal for the Adoption of Russian and Chinese as Working Languages of the General Assembly
A/RES/286(III)[A]··1948
Proposal for the Adoption of Russian and Chinese as Working Languages of the General Assembly
A/RES/286(III)A-B··1949
International Symposium on Industrial Development
E/RES/1185(XLI)··1967
Principles and Recommendation for a Vital Statistics System
E/RES/1564(L)··1971
Inclusion of Russian Among the Working Languages of the General Assembly (Amendment to Rule 51 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Assembly) and Question of Including Russian and Spanish Among the Working Languages of the Security Council
A/RES/2479(XXIII)··1969
Security Council Resolution 263 (1969) [on Inclusion of Russian and Spanish Among the Working Languages of the Security Council]