Indeed, some security attacks are merely exploits of this kind of overly built security, which tends to erode over time.

The Security Council also condemns all terrorist attacks in Iraq, including the attempted assassinations of diplomats from Bahrain and Pakistan and attacks against other civilian personnel.

Protecting systems from attacks primarily relies on the implementation of appropriate technical, physical and operational security measures.

As I have already indicated, the current security situation in Darfur remains volatile, with ongoing violence and attacks.

We strongly condemn all attacks against the safety and security of the personnel engaged in all United Nations activities.

Such attacks undermined the Organization's effectiveness and its ability to fulfil its obligations to maintain international peace and security.

Kuwait also condemns categorically the most recent terrorist attacks in Afghanistan, notably those against the International Security Assistance Force.

We strongly condemn all attacks against the safety and security of the personnel engaged in all United Nations activities.

He has made clear that he will hold his security chiefs accountable for their performance in halting attacks on Israelis.

Rule against indiscriminate attacks Indiscriminate attacks are prohibited.

Alarmed by continued attacks on Afghan civilians, United Nations staff, national and international humanitarian personnel and the International Security Assistance Force,

The attacks include multiple attempts to kidnap soldiers, massive shelling attacks, Katyusha rocket fire and numerous gunfire attacks.

The most significant threats to the security of United Nations staff and operations continue to be physical attacks, threats, robbery and theft.

Those are essential to ending attacks by insurgents and terrorists and to developing the Iraqi public's confidence in its own security forces.

Since that attack, security precautions have been increased, yet attacks have continued on humanitarian personnel of the United Nations and other organizations.

Meanwhile, the Palestinian internal security situation has worsened, with attacks on electoral offices, armed clashes between Fatah factions at the party headquarters and between the Palestinian security forces and armed elements.

Four conventions apply to aviation security. Other conventions apply to attacks on or kidnappings of internationally protected persons, such as diplomatic agents attacks upon civilian maritime vessels attacks upon platforms on the high seas the taking of civilian hostages explosives and other dangerous devices the financing of terrorism and the protection of nuclear material.

Security cooperation with the PA to prevent terrorist attacks on Israel, in exchange for economic aid and assistance to prevent a Hamas takeover

Although there had been political progress, the security situation was still a cause for concern, with attacks on economic targets in some areas.

The attacks perpetrated in London on 7 July were a new indication of the threats to peace and security caused by terrorist acts.

Repeated attacks by the Lord's Resistance Army in northern Uganda also led to the displacement of refugees and Ugandans and generated security concerns.

The violence included attacks by Palestinian militants against Israelis, clashes between Israeli security forces and Palestinian protestors and Israeli arrest operations against wanted militants.

Although the elections themselves were largely peaceful, my delegation noted the large number of attacks on security forces and Afghan citizens in recent months.

In Samaria, for instance, 448 individuals died as a result of terrorist attacks prior to the completion of the security fence in August 2003.

The Council unequivocally condemns all recent attacks in Afghanistan, including the attacks against the International Security Assistance Force, and expresses its deepest sympathies to the victims, both Afghan and international, and their families, as well as to the troop contributors of ISAF.

Their attacks range from the use of improvised explosive devices, targeted killings and small ambushes, to more open confrontations with Afghan and international security forces.

We recognize the selfless commitment of United Nations staff, and strongly condemn all violent attacks against the security of personnel engaged in United Nations operations.

We have condemned in no uncertain terms the recent terrorist attacks on Israel, as well as the violence by Palestinian militants against Palestinian security personnel.

Recent terrorist attacks

Expressing in this context its deep concern over attacks against Afghan civilians, United Nations staff, national and international humanitarian personnel and the International Security Assistance Force,

There are a number of existing technical assistance programmes to prevent attacks by man portable air defence systems by enhancing civil aviation security measures at airports.

With regard to electoral security, there have been multiple attacks during the reporting period against local Joint Electoral Management Body employees and other Afghan electoral workers.

We commend President Mahmoud Abbas for asserting his authority by ordering Palestinian security forces to prevent militants from launching further rocket and mortar attacks against Israel.

Security for the electoral process remains a key concern, as demonstrated by attacks on the headquarters of the Electoral Council on 24 and 29 March 2005.

The worldwide security situation and the threat of terrorist attacks on United Nations operations and facilities have generated debate throughout the system to identify means to comply with the enhanced headquarters minimum operating security standards (H MOSS).

(e) Respect for the equal right of women to security of person, and to ensure that those responsible for physical attacks on women are brought to justice

The SLM A and the tribal militia must also share some responsibility for the deterioration in security, insofar as these groups instigated a significant number of attacks.

The Security Council unequivocally condemns the terrorist attacks that took place in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt on 23 July 2005, and expresses its deepest sympathy and condolences to the victims of these attacks and their families, and to the people and Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt as well as to all other countries whose citizens have been killed or injured in these attacks.

Despite the successful parliamentary and provincial council elections in September, the security situation in Afghanistan continues to be a source of serious concern, as shown once again by the recent attacks against the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF).

Distinction and indiscriminate attacks

Attacks can flare up.

(e) Respect for the equal right of women and girls to security of person, and ensure that those responsible for physical attacks on women are brought to justice

We unequivocally support the presidential statement issued by the Security Council of the United Nations (S PRST 2004 31) condemning the recent terrorist attacks in the Russian Federation.

Those forces secured all 5,200 polling places with multiple rings of security, protected voters and polling centres from over 100 attacks and reportedly detained more than 200 suspected insurgents.

They continue a brutal campaign of attacks and intimidation against Iraqi leaders and citizens, Iraqi security forces, private citizens and aid workers from many countries and the multinational force.