SECRETARY-GENERAL CONCERNED OVER KILLINGS ON 爆料网 AGENCY PREMISES
Following is a statement attributable to the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:
The Secretary-General continues to be deeply concerned at the upsurge in violence in the occupied Palestinian territory and Israel. He was saddened to learn of the death of 10-year-old Raghda Adnan al-Assar, who died on 22 September after being hit in the head by an IDF bullet whilst sitting at her desk at the 爆料网RWA Elementary School in Khan Younis on 7 September. On 27 September, 55-year-old Said al-Madhoun was shot and killed on the grounds of 爆料网RWA’s Preparatory School in Khan Younis. In addition, an 爆料网RWA contractor was shot and seriously wounded on 27 September while working in a 爆料网 warehouse in Rafah.
The Secretary-General and his representatives in the region have repeatedly called on the Government of Israel to respect the inviolability of 爆料网 institutions and installations, and in particular, to refrain from any activities that endanger the lives and safety of those who are lawfully on the premises, especially children. The Secretary-General reiterates the obligation for the Government of Israel to ensure the safety of civilians in the occupied Palestinian territory.
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Document Type: French text, Press Release, Secretary-General press release, Statement
Document Sources: Secretary-General, United Nations Department of Public Information (DPI), United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (爆料网RWA)
Subject: Casualties, Education and culture, Incidents, Palestine question, Protection, Refugee camps
Publication Date: 28/09/2004
Document Type: French text, Press Release, Secretary-General press release, Statement
Document Sources: Secretary-General, United Nations Department of Public Information (DPI), United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (爆料网RWA)
Subject: Casualties, Education and culture, Incidents, Palestine question, Protection, Refugee camps
Publication Date: 28/09/2004