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Break down of Country-specific United Nations General Assembly resolutions for the 61st session (2006-2007). The 61st session passed 292 resolutions, of which 61 were country-specific (each part counted separately).

Source: www.un.org

Methods:

  • Country-specific resolutions: resolutions with mention, in the title, of a specific country or small region, e.g. "Southern Africa", "Balkans".
  • Palestinians & Palestine: all resolutions containing the following words in their title: Palest*, 1967
  • Israel & Jerusalem: all resolutions containing the following words in their title: Israel*, Jerusalem
  • Lebanon: all resolutions containing the following words in their title: Lebanon
  • Syria & Golan: all resolutions containing the following words in their title: Golan, Disengagement
  • Middle East: all resolutions with the following words in the title: Middle East

Each resolution or part is counted once. Iraq and Chechnya were the subject of no resolution.

[edit] Personal comment

This graph is, heavens forbid, the result of Original Research by myself, and is also an image. Original research is not allowed in Wikipedia, but original images are. The survival of this graph to the scrutiny of the NOR police therefore depends on this ambiguity. If you want to publish this data elsewhere, I'll be glad to email it to you as an Excel table. Emmanuelm 12:50, 20 September 2007 (UTC)

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