update: A Coup in The Hague Is Washington's unilateralist bent a threat to multinational organizations? Jose Bustani, ousted as director of the world's largest chemical weapons control group, certainly thinks so. by Hannah M. Wallace
	Special: U.S. Ousts Weapons Chief A War in the Making The United States had opened a public campaign against Jose Mauricio Bustani two months ago. On Monday (22-04-2002) it successfully rallied other nations to terminate Bustani's contract as director-general of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. BATTL.nl is compiling a dossier on these events.
	The Ousting U.S. Ousts Brazilian Weapons Chief AP 23-04-2002
	World Chemical Arms Chief Dismissed AP 22-04-2002
	Disarmament Agency Director Is Ousted Washington Post 22-04-2002
	UN Chemical Arms Chief Ousted in U.S.-Led Vote Reuters 22-04-2002
	Govt. Pleased with Ousting of Chemical Arms Chief Yahoo! News 22-04-2002
	The Threat U.S. fails to detail allegations against head of chemical weapons organization AP 22-04-2002
	U.S. to Oust Head of OPCW AP 21-04-2002
	U.S. calls for vote against head of international chemical weapons regulatory body AP 21-04-2002
	Chemical weapons monitor: U.S. upset over my independent ways AP 19-04-2002
	US finds collective security a threat The Guardian 17-04-2002
	Background Een aanval op de wereldvrede Sander Faas 23-04-2002
	Diplomatic Impunity by George Monbiot 23-04-2002
	A Week of Coups...But Now the Freedom Train Hits Town by David Wilson 22-04-2002
	Statement of the Director-General OPCW 21-04-2002
	Back Jose Bustani The Guardian 20-04-2002
	A War Against the Peacemaker by George Monbiot 18-04-2002
	About OPCW OPCW.org Official Website
	List of member States and States parties ISPN
	A look at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons AP
	The OPCW Convention Full Statement
	More To Come...