RESOLUTION 1986/39 Member Name E86r039 23 May 1986 19th plenary meeting Situation in Equatorial Guinea The Economic and Social Council, Recalling its resolutions 1982/36 of 7 May 1982, 1983/35 of 27 May 1983, 1984/36 of 24 May 1984 and 1985/39 of 30 May 1985, Bearing in mind Commission on Human Rights resolution 1986/53 of 13 March 1986, Considering that the conclusions and recommendations of the expert appointed by the Secretary-General pursuant to Council resolution 1984/36 concerning his most recent mission to Equatorial Guinea indicate that more needs to be done by the United Nations and the Government of Equatorial Guinea to implement and make better use of the plan of action proposed by the United Nations and accepted by the Government of Equatorial Guinea, 1. ... Continua

RESOLUTION 1985/39 Member Name E85r039 30 May 1985 25th plenary meeting Situation in Equatorial Guinea The Economic and Social Council, Recalling its resolutions 1982/36 of 7 May 1982, 1983/35 of 27 May 1983 and 1984/36 of 24 May 1984, Bearing in mind Commission on Human Rights resolution 1985/30 of 11 March 1985, Considering that the conclusions and recommendations of the expert appointed by the Secretary-General pursuant to Council resolution 1984/36 of 24 May 1984 concerning his recent mission to Equatorial Guinea indicate that more needs to be done by the United Nations and the Government of Equatorial Guinea to implement and make better use of the plan of action proposed by the United Nations and accepted by the Government of Equatorial Guinea, 1. ... Continua

RESOLUTION 1984/59 Member Name E84r059 26 July 1984 Meeting 49 Critical situation in Guinea The Economic and Social Council, Noting the statement made on 18 July 1984 before the Third (Programme and Co-ordination) Committee of the Council by the Minister for Planning and Statistics of Guinea concerning the difficult situation of his country, characterized by a subsistence economy, a lack of infrastructure, a low per capita income, a chronic deficit in the State budget and a very heavy foreign debt, Noting also the reference by the Minister to the letter dated 8 June 1984 from the Head of State of Guinea to the Secretary-General, describing the social and economic situation of his country and requesting emergency aid from the international community and the United Nations in the economic, social and humanitarian fields, Confirming the urgent need for international action to assist the Government of Guinea in its national reconstruction and rehabilitation efforts, taking account of the fact that Guinea is classified as one of the least developed countries, 1. ... Continua

RESOLUTION 1984/36 Member Name E84r036 24 May 1984 Meeting 20 Situation of human rights in Equatorial Guinea The Economic and Social Council, Recalling its resolutions 1982/36 of 7 May 1982 and 1983/35 of 27 May 1983, Bearing in mind Commission on Human Rights resolution 1984/51 of 14 March 1984, Considering that there has been no major change in the situation of human rights in Equatorial Guinea since the events of 3 August 1979, Noting that it has not been possible to implement all the recommendations contained in its resolution 1983/35, 1. ... Continua

RESOLUTION 1983/35 Member Name E83r035 27 May 1983 Situation of human rights in Equatorial Guinea The Economic and Social Council, Recalling its resolution 1982/36 of 7 May 1982, Bearing in mind Commission on Human Rights resolution 1983/32 of 8 March 1983, Mindful of the role that the United Nations could play in the promotion, protection and restoration of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the world, Conscious of the request of the Government of Equatorial Guinea for assistance in the restoration of human rights and fundamental freedoms in that country with a view to ensuring, in particular, the right of the population to participate in the management of public affairs in the country, 1. ... Continua

RESOLUTION 1982/36. Member Name E82r036 28th plenary meeting 7 May 1982 Situation of Human Rights in Equatorial Guinea The Economic and Social Council, Recalling its resolution 1981/38 of 8 May 1981 and its decision 1981/167 of 16 July 1981, Bearing in mind Commission on Human Rights resolution 1982/34 of 11 March 1982, Mindful of the role that the United Nations could play in the promotion, the protection and the restoration of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the world, Conscious of the request of the Government of Equatorial Guinea for assistance in the restoration of human rights and fundamental freedoms in that country with a view to ensuring, in particular, the right of the population to participate in the management of public affairs in the country, l. ... Continua

RESOLUTION 36/204 Resolution A36r204 17 December 1981 Assistance for the reconstruction, rehabilitation and development of Equatorial Guinea The General Assembly, Recalling its resolution 35/105 of 5 December 1980, in which, inter alia, it recognized the need for the adoption of special measures of assistance to enable Equatorial Guinea to rebuild its economy and to restore to normal the social and public services of the country, and drew the attention of the international community to the critical social and economic situation confronting Equatorial Guinea and to the list of urgent short-term and long-term projects required by the Government to carry out its programme of rehabilitation and reconstruction, Taking note of the address delivered by the First Vice-President of the Supreme Military Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Equatorial Guinea to the General Assembly on 28 September 1981, in which he described the grave social and economic problems of his country and expressed the hope that the international community would contribute generously towards satisfying the needs of Equatorial Guinea at the conference of donors to be held at the beginning of 1982, Noting further that there are no official national income statistics available for Equatorial Guinea and that, since there has been no official census since 1964, official population figures will be forthcoming only after the census proposed for the second quarter of 1982, Noting from the report of the Secretary-General, to which is annexed the report of the review mission to Equatorial Guinea, that the economic and financial situation in that country remains grave, that the tight budgetary situation and the large external trade deficit constitute a constraint on the Government’s ability to embark on a programme of reconstruction and rehabilitation and that external financial assistance is essential if the Government is to provide the population with health, education and other essential social and public services, 1. ... Continua