Summary of presidential statement
Calls for ceasefire, end to obstructions of humanitarian aid; sends political mission
Deplored continued armed hostilities, attack on Kabul
Urges parties to ceasefire and negotiate
Urges ceasefire, negotiations; deeply concerned about human rights and humanitarian violations; call
Deplores continued hostilities; requests plans for arms embargo; deeply concerned about discriminati
Urges ceasefire and negotiations; deplores foreign supply of weapons, continued human rights and hum
Deplores continued hostilities, foreign supply of arms, discrimination against women, obstruction of
Concern over escalation of the war; demands that all parties comply with UNSC resolutions
Condemns Taliban for muder of Iranian diplomats; concern over escalated fighting, mass killing of ci
Condemns Taliban for ongoing military offensives, harboring terrorists, humanitarian violations, eth
Demands ceasefire, political negotiations; condemns Taliban for forced entry into UN premises; 'grav
Urged state members to cooperate regarding drug trafficking in Afghanistan
Endorsed Berlin Declaration on Counter-Narcotics; stressed that drug trafficking posed a threat to A
Called on Afghanistan and international community to intensify DDR prior to upcoming elections
Welcomed historic Oct 9 presidential election; urged all parties to provide security for parliamenta
Grave concern' about increased Taliban, al Qaeda attacks; condemns terrorist attacks to disrupt the
Congratulated Afghans for parliamentary elections
Condemned terrorist attack targeting legislature
Condemned all suicide attacks against civilians, Afghan forces, and international forces; reiterated
Welcomed outcome of the Paris conference; expressed concern over the security situation
Welcomed upcoming elections; urged Afghans to vote
Condemned Oct 29 terrorist attack in Kabul
Welcomed June elections; called on all parties to work together in accordance with consitution; cond
Condemned terrorist attacks by Taliban, Haqqani, Al Qaeda and ISIL
Concern over continued threats to security by terrorist groups
Calls on all parties to create the conditions for upcoming elections; condemns Taliban and ISIS for
Requests SecGen to make recommendations about a more comprehensive approach to African security
Urges member states to implement SecGen recommendations
Emphasized need for more integration with regional organizations
Called on UN to increase cooperation with OAU; 'good governance, democracy, the rule of law, disarma
Stressed regional approaches to DDR; urged ECOWAS states to implement small arms treaty
Recognized importance of increasing cooperation with AU
Encouraged a regional approach to DDR, need to pursue security sector reforms, promote rule of law
Stressed importance of DDR, refugees, human security, regional cooperation
Called for further implementation of 1325 and 1625; supported a comprehensive approach to conflict r
Deep concern over continued post-election killing of civilians, gender based violence, safety of IPD
Condemned military overthrow of democratically elected government
Deep concern over resurgence of unconstitutional changes in African governments
Deep concern about undemocratic seizures of power, terrorist activities in Sahel, drug trafficking
Stressed importance of strengthening cooperation to counter the world drug problem; noted increasing
Calls on states and regional orgs to combat illicit arms trafficking
Recognized importance of AU in regional peacekeeping efforts
Strongly concerned about organized crime, piracy, terrorism, and violence perpetrated by armed group
Seriously concerned about armed groups, terrorist and criminal networks across the Sahel region, inc
Council will remain engaged in all stages of the conflict cycle; recognized importance of comprehens
Welcomed UN Integrated Strategy for the Sahel; encouraged state compliance
Urged states to develop anti-piracy laws and cooperative strategies
Serious concern about drug trafficking in Sahel region; called on states to ratify relevant treaties
Gravely concerned about terrorism in Sahel (AQIM, Boko Haram, MUJAO, etc.), interconnections with ar
Urged states to increase cooperation to deal with ebola outbreak
Gravely concerned about weapons proliferation and terorist groups through the Sahel region, includin
Deeply concerned about threat of piracy in Gulf of Guinea
Condemned terrorist attacks by Boko Haram, resulting humanitarian situation
Urged outgoing president Jammeh to respect election results
Condemned terrorist attacks by Boko Haram in the Lake Chad Basin
Continued concern about piracy, terrorism, IHL violations in West Africa
Condemned terrorist attacks in Africa by ISIL and Boko Haram
Reiterated serious concern about terrorism, piracy and organized crime in West Africa and the Sahel
Grave concern about ebola outbreak; condemns attacks against humanitarian personnel
deep concern about the security and humanitarian situation in the Sahel
Calls upon states to recognize human rights and enforce humanitarian international law
Condemns terrorism in Sahel, Lake Chad Basin, and Horn of Africa; urges states to comply with Global Counter Terrorism Strategy; stresses capacity building for African states
Deep concern about security and humanitarian situation in the Sahel; demands cessation of hostilities
Urge UN organs to 'study and evaluate' the report
Encourages states to inform UN of their willingness to provide PK forces
Agrees with SecGen recommendation that states should have a process to consult UNSC when sanctions l
Invites regional orgs to study ways to strengthen peacekeeping, cooperate with UN
Enhancing peacekeeping mandates and capabilities
Adopts peacekeeping proposals: when to establish them, how to review them, communication, rapid reac
Urges member states to provide resources necessary to implement peacekeeping proposals
Communication with troop contributing countries
Encourages states to participate in standby arrangements for peacekeeping
Announces more transparent procedures regarding PKOs
Urges continued negotiations, facilitate humanitarian aid
Notes end to mandate of multinational force; encourages ongoing political dialogue
Urges parties to implement peace agreement
Calls on parties to accept election results; sends political mission to support implementation of pe
Urges parties to implement peace agreement, accept election results
Condemns UNITA for attack on train carrying civilians
Condemns UNITA for not complying with peace agreement
Warns of further sanctions if UNITA does not sign a peace agreement
Will not impose sanctions given UNITA's acceptance of peace agreement; demands end to military activ
Urges parties to comply with Lusaka Protocol
Condemns UNITA for lack of cooperation with PKO
Calls on all parties to comply with Lusaka Protocol, cooperate with PKO
Urges all parties to comply with Lusaka Protocol, cooperate with PKO
Condemns killing of UN personnel; urges UNITA to continue disarmament and demoblization
deep concern' that UNITA has not complied with peace agreement
deep concern' over failure of UNITA to form coalition government
deep concern over UNITA's lack of complicance with 1118 - lack of demobilization; condemns mistreatm
condemns UNITA for violating Lusaka Protocol and attacks against PKO; deep concern over serious abus
Calls for ceasefire; condemns UNITA for violating peace agreement
Condemns UNITA for violating peace agreement
Condemns another downed plane in UNITA territory
Concern over 2 million IDPs; demands that UNITA release hostages
Condemned 'terrorist' attacks by UNITA on civilians; supported upcoming elections; urged states to s
Held Savambi and UNITA responsible for failure to implement peace agreement
Urged all parties to implement Lusaka Protocol
Support for CSCE mission to negotiate peaceful settlement
Demands ceasefire; withdrawal of Armenian forces from Azerbaijani region
Demands ceasefire and withdrawal of forces; calls on Armenia to influence local Armenians into compl
Urges parties to negotiate peace agreement, which could lead to PKO
Demands that all outside interference end immediately
Condemns bosnian Serb violence against civilians in Jajce
Condemns Bosnian Serb attacks on Sarajevo
Condemns Bosnian Serbs for assassination of Bosnian minister as 'terrorism'; establishes fact-findin
Warns Bosnian Serbs of 'serious consequences' if humanitarian violations continue
Demands that all parties stop blocking the delivery of humanitarian aid
Urges parties to negotiate peace agreement
Condemns Bosnian Serb blocking of humanitarian aid
Condemns Bosnian Serbs for continued violence, killing of civilians
Condemns Bosnian Serb violations of no-fly zone, aerial attacks
Condemns Bosnian Serbs for 'ethnic cleansing,' impeding delivery of humanitarian aid
Condemns military offensive by Bosnian Croats, including against UNPROFOR
Condemns Bosnian Croats for detention camps
Condemns Bosnian Serb hostage taking of UN delegation members; establishes fact-finding inquiry
Demands that all parties end hostilities, humanitarian violations
Condemns violence in safe areas, humanitarian violations
Condemns Croatia for deploying military in Bosnia
Condemns Bosnian Serb violence, attacks against UNPROFOR, obstruction of humanitarian aid
Condemns Bosnian Serb violence in Gorazde, ethnic cleansing
Calls for ceasefire, negotiation of peace agreement
Calls for ceasefire, compliance with resolutions
Deplores violation of ceasefire agreement
Criticizes Croatian interference with UNPROFOR
Condemns Bosnian Serb attacks on Sarajevo airport, UNPROFOR troops
Condemns Bosnian Serb violence in Bihac, Croatian Serb violence near Croatian border
Calls on Bosnian Serbs to agree to ceasefire in Bihac
Condemns Bosnian Serb attacks on UNPROFOR
Calls on parties to comply with ceasefire
Condemns violence in Bihac, on Croatian border
Condemns violence against UNPROFOR; establishes fact-finding inquiry
Condemns Bosnian Serb obstruction of the Sarajevo airport
Condemns interference with humanitarian supplies, UNPROFOR
Condemns Bosnian Serb forced relocations from Srebenica
Condemns Bosnian Serb violence in safe area of Zepa
Criticizes Bosnian Serb impediments to deploying extra 998 forces
Demands that Bosnian Serbs allow Red Cross into Srebenica and Zepa
Urges parties to negotiate in good faith
Demands end to hostilities, humanitarian volations
Welcomes ceasefire, urges parties to comply
Demands that all parties comply with ceasefire; demands that Bosnian Serbs end ethnic cleansing
Demands end to looting, destruction of property, laying mines
Demands that parties implement peace agreement: release of prisoners, implement constitutional frame
Calls on parties to implement peace agreement, hold elections, protect human rights, cooperate with
Urges parties to recognize border established by the arbitration tribunal
Demands that authorities in West Mostar arrest police officers who killed civilians
Calls on parties to accept arbitration results regarding Brcko
Regrets 'deplorable' events at Srebenica, ethnic cleansing
Urge all parties to implement Dayton Accords; condemns Bosnian Croats for asserting 'self-rule' in v
Urged all parties to implement peace agreement; welcomed EU police mission
Called on Bosnia to implement decisions of the International Police Task Force, terminate employment
Condemns (Tutsi) military coup against democratic government
Condemns 'extremist elements' who are engaged in violence, not negotiating a political settlement
Welcomes recent election; condemns 'extremist elements'
Deeply deplores 'leadership of one political party' for urging the overthrow of the government
Condemns 'those within and outside the country' undermining power sharing agreements
Condemns 'extremist elements'; recent assassinations; increase in ethnic violence; reference to poss
Condemns all acts of violence; violation of UN calls for ceasefire
Condemns attempt to overthrow government by force; condemns killing of civilians; deplores forced re
deeply concerned' about rebel group violence; calls on all parties to sign peace agreement
Condemns attacks by 'armed groups' on civilians
Grave concern' for human rights and humanitarian violations; urge parties implement peace agreement
Condemned recent attacks on civilians by FDD and FNL; armed rebellion unacceptable given installatio
Calls on all parties to end violence and suport peace process
Urges FNL to end hostilities and negotiate
Demands that FNL end hostilities and negotiate; condemns FDD for armed attacks
Condemned all violations of human rights and humanitarian law
Condemned Aug 13 massacre of DRC refugees in Burundi; requested ONUB and MONUC to help authorities i
Welcomed Feb 28 referendum on constitution
Welcomed ceasefire with last remaining rebel group (FNL)
Called on all parties to respect outcome of election, continue peace process
Welcomed proposal to establish a forum of Burundi's partners
Urged continued negotiations between FNL and government
Urged government to reform security sector, protect human rights, bring perpetrators to justice
Serious concern at attacks by FNL and resulting fighting with government forces
Condemned recent violence intended to disrupt elections
Condemned all acts of violence and human rights abuses
Deeply concerned about increased human rights violations and violence by both security forces and mi
Urged all parties to end violence and implement peace agreement
Urged all parties to implement peace agreement and hold elections; condemned all human rights violat
Condemns Khmer Rouge for detention of UNTAC personnel
Condemns attacks on UNTAC; establishes fact-finding inquiry
Welcome Prince Sihanouk and Sun Hen to UNSC
Condemns recent violence, urges implementation of Paris Agreements
Emphasized regional efforts, disarmament, and comprehensive approaches to conflict prevention
Emphasized a subregional approach to small arms, child soldiers, humanitarian access
Requested Sec-Gen to review mandate for the UN Office for Central Africa; deeply concerned about ter
Welcomes cooperation between UNOCA and other regional organizations
Calls on parties to implement peace agreement, hold elections
Welcomes establishment of peacebuilding office
Urged government to strengthen democratic institutions, pursue demobilization and integration progra
Condemned recent attempted coup, killing of UN personnel
Calls for political dialogue, need to restructure armed forces, respect for human rights
Encouraged efforts at democratization, to combat human rights violations; supported CEMAC multinatio
Gratififed at successful elections; concerned about armed groups in north and west of the country
Welcomed progress toward implementing agreements; stressed the urgency to carry out DDR; established political mission
Encouraged government to implement agreements; demanded that elections take place within time frame
Extended political mission; encouraged upcoming elections, human rights, security sector reform
Condemned October violence by armed groups, continued human rights and humanitarian violations;
Condemned increase in violence, human rights and humanitarian violations by all parties; reiterated
Condemned recent violence, attacks against civilians
Condemned violence by armed groups; all violence against civilians
Condemned ethnic and religious violence by armed groups; urged all parties to negotiate
Welcomes a peace agreement between CAR and 14 armed groups
Support AU observation force to monitor border between Chad and CAR
serious concern' over instability along border areas with Chad, Sudan
Expressed readiness to authorize 'multidimensional presence' in eastern Chad and northeastern CAR
Condemned attacks by Chadian armed groups
called on Chad to assume responsibility for protectino of civilians after mandate of MINURCAT ends
Condemns targeting of children in armed conflict; use of child soldiers
Reaffirmed condemnation of use of child soldiers, other abuses against children during armed conflic
Welcomed appointment of new SRSG, ongoing monitoring mechanism, and activities of the working group;
condemned continuing use of child soldiers in armed conflict, rape, denial of humanitarian aid, atta
Condemned use of child soldiers; called for implementation of monitoring mechanism in 1612
Welcomed ongoing implementation of monitoring and reporting mechanism on children and armed conflic
Welcomed working group recommendation to add sexual abuse of children to reporting and monitoring me
Deep concern that parties continue to commit violations and abuses against children; expressed readi
Reiterated condemnation of human rights abuses and humanitarian violations toward children
Condemned all IHL and HR violations against children
Condemned use of children in armed conflict
Condemns IHL violations against children, particularly against girls, schools, and teachers
Condemns starvation as a method of warfare
Condemns all violence against UN personnel
Strongly condemns targeting of civilians, incite violence against civilians
Urges states to bring to justice all who commit violent acts against UN personnel
Will consider the protection of civilians in armed conflict on a case by case basis
Condemns all attacks on civilians in armed conflict
Gravely concerned that civilians were increasingly targeted during armed conflict; condemned use of
Reaffirmed condemnation of deliberate targeting of civilians in armed conflict
Reaffirmed responsibility of all states to prosecute those responsible for war crimes, genocide, cri
Deep concern that civilians are the majority of victims of violence in armed conflicts; condemned al
Demanded that all parties end the deliberate targeting of civilians in armed conflict; reaffirmed re
Reiterated demand that parties to armed conflict comply with humanitarian, human rights, and refugee
Condemned all violations of humanitarian law
Condemned killing of civilians in armed conflicts; affirmed need for PKOs to implement the mandate o
Commends parties for implementing a peace agreement
Welcomes ongoing progress in the peace process
Condemns Croatia for continued violation of 802
Demands that Croatian forces withdraw from Maslenica bridge
Urges Croatia to reconsider its position regarding UNPROFOR
Demands compliance with ceasefire, cooperation with PKO
Condemns Croatia for attacks on civilians, PKO
Condemns Croatian use of force, human rights violations
Condemns Croatian treatment of Bosnian refugees, local Serbs
Demands that Croatia allow refugees to reclaim their property
Condemns killing of civilians; demands that Croatia protect Serb human rights, protect Serb refugee
Urges Croatia to consider amnesty for local Serbs; condemns Croatia for treatment of refugees
Urges parties to comply with peace agreement and cooperate with UNTAES; calls on Croatia to grant am
Deplores failure to protect Serb rights, refugee rights; calls on Croatia to cooperate with ICTY
Urges parties to continue implementing peace agreement; calls on Croatia to pass amnesty law
Urges parties to continue implementing peace agreement; calls on Croatia to pass amnesty law; urges
Deplores Croatian looting and harassment of local Serbs; urges Croatia to cooperate with ICTY, pass
Deplores lack of refugee rights, property rights; calls on Croatia to cooperate with ICTY, pass amne
Urges parties to implement peace agreement; refers to elections, human rights, refugee rights, coope
Urges Croatia to hold elections, protect Serb refugee and human rights
Calls on Croatia to cooperate with ICTY, protect Serb human rights and refugee rights
Calls on parties to comply with demobilization, cooperate with PKO
welcomes peaceful elections, encouraged parties to form newly elected bodies
Deep concern about Croatian noncompliance with peace agreement: refugee rights, property rights, loc
Calls on Croatia to end media attacks on ethnic groups, protect refugee and property rights, support
Calls on Croatia to protect Serb rights, ensure political participation
Calls on Croatia to implement peace agreement: end police harassment of Serbs, facilitate return of
Calls upon Croatia to implement peace agreement, protect Serb rights
Calls on Croatia to improve security in Serb areas, reduce emigration, ensure local governance; welc
Welcomed protocal signed by Croatia and FRY establishing border rules
strongly deplores' Cuba shooting down US civilian aircraft; requests investigation from Internationa
Welcomed negotiations aimed at the reunification of Cyprus
Welcomed progress made in reunification negotiations
"deep concern" regarding Turkey opening coastline violation of Res 789
Encouraged states to adopt measures to reduce the impact of conflicts and disasters on the spread of
Supports the new DRC; calls for withdrawal of external forces, protection of civilians
Welcomes report of investigative team; calls on DRC and Rwanda to investigate allegations
Condemns killing civilians, detentions, child soldiers, rape; calls for parties to ceasefire, respec
Welcomes negotiations; condemns ongoing violence against civilians
Urged all parties to implement ceasefire agreement
Demand that Uganda and Rwanda comply with ceasefire and end hostilities in DR Congo
Establishes panel of experts to monitor illegal exploitation of DRC resources
Urged all parties to implement ceasefire agreement and withdraw military from DR Congo
Condemns illegal exploitation of DRC natural resources; extends mandate of panel of experts for thre
Unacceptable' that RCD has not complied with 1304 and 1355, withdrawn from Kisangani
Called on all DRC parties to continue dialogue efforts
Prepares for 'phase 3' for MONUC if the parties maintain conditions
Extends mandate of panel of experts; urges states to cooperate with the panel and work to end the il
Calls on all foreign troops to withdraw, all domestic groups to disarm and end human rights violatio
Condemns killing of civilians, demands that Kisangani be demilitarized
Condemns RCD-Goma for acts of intimidation against MONUC, kiling of civilians
Reiterated demands: RCD-Goma must demilitarize Kisangani, cease humanitarian violations
Expressed support for implementation of peace agreement between DRC and Rwanda
Condemned ongoing violence in east DRC; welcomed withdrawal of foreign forces; urged DRC parties to
Condemned killings in Bunia, attacks on MONUC; demands ceasefire
Condemned the illegal exploitation of DRC resources
Urged states in the region to participate in an AU peace conference
Condemned obstacles to PKO; demanded that Rwanda withdraw its troops from DRC
Condemned seizure of Bokavu on June 2; condemned killing of MONUC personnel; warned neighboring stat
Condemned involvement by "outside forces"; condemned deaths of civilians, human rights abuses in eas
Demanded that Rwanda withdraw forces from DRC;
Condemned murder of nine MONUC peacekeepers in Ituri
Welcomed statement by FDLR in which they condemned 1994 genocide, renounced use of force against Rwa
Urged all parties to respect upcoming election process
Condemned July 9 massacre of 50 civilians, mostly women and children; demanded that FDLR end the con
Demanded that FDLR disarm and return to Rwanda, cooperate with ICTR; noted with concern the incursio
Commended people of DRC for holding referendum on draft constitution
Condemned killing of MONUC peacekeepers, seizure of villages in north Kivu
Urged all parties to ensure peaceful and transparent elections
Commended presidential election, urged all to act within the framework of democratic institutions
Called on all actors to respect results of the election
serious concern' over violence in North Kivu; called on those groups to cease hostilities and demobi
Deplored violence between rival security forces in Kinshasa
deep concern' over deteriorating security situation in eastern DRC
Welcomed ceasefire in North and South Kivu between DRC and armed groups
Grave concern over violence in eastern DRC, including use of child soldiers; condemned Laurent Nkund
Condemned CNDP for offensive in eastern DRC
Reiterated condemnation of mass rapes in eastern DRC
Deeply concerned about high levels of sexual violence and human rights abuses; deeply concerned abou
Condemned M23 attacks on civlians, human rights abuses, sexual violence; condemned all external supp
Welcomed end of M23 rebellion; demanded accountability for human rights abusers
Deeply concerned about lack of FDLR disarmament and continued human rights abuses; called on DRC and
Reiterated need to neutralize FDLR by commencing military operations immediately; robust military ac
Reiterated importance of neutralizing FDLR, ADF, LRA; deeply concerned about human rights abuses and
Urged all parties to comply with Oct 18 political agreement
Welcomed Dec 31 comprehensive peace accord
Urged all parties to implement peace agreement; condemned all violations of IHL and HR
Urged DRC to investigate killings of Group of Experts officials
Concern that the security situation is slowing down the referendum process; calls for end to violenc
Encourages parties to accept upcoming referendum decision
Condemns violence during referendum; urges all parties to accept the results
Demands that all parties respect the security of refugees and humanitarian personnel
Need a strong international presence after independence: security, governance, criminal justice, ref
Welcomed recent elections, reiterated need for a strong international presence after independence
Welcomed political progress; endorsed legislature's recommendation that independence be declared on
Urged states to support development of East Timor independence
Condemned acts of violence, deteriorating security situation; urged all parties to refrain from viol
Welcomed elections; concern over fragile security situation; urged all parties to cooperate
Called on all parties to engage in dialuge and consolidate peace and democracy
Condemned assassination attempt of president, an 'attack on the legitimate institutions' of East Tim
Commended East Timor for its handling of the assassination attempt; urged continued reform of the se
Recognized contribution of UNMIT to stability in East Timor
Urges parties to comply with recommendations of truth commission
Arms cache in Nicaragua 'most serious violation to date' of the peace accords
Insists that politically motivated violence must stop; two FMLN leaders killed
Calls first round of elections 'acceptable'; calls for full implementation of peace accords
Urges new president to comply with peace agreement, truth commission recommendations
Reaffirms 1226 and 1227; welcomes Eritrean acceptance of peace agreement; urges Ethiopia to do so
Encouraged parties to maintain peace agreement and negotiate border claims, return POWs, respect ref
Encouraged parties to implement peace agreement, remove land mines, cooperate with PKO
Calls on Eritrea to withdraw military deployments close to the temorary security zone
Urged parties to abide by decision of Boundary Commission
grave concern that Eritrea is restricting UNMEE flights, violating 1312
Condemned Eritrea for requesting that some UNMEE peacekeepers leave
Condemned Eritrea's unacceptable restrictions on UNMEE
Demanded that the parties permit UNMEE to perform duties without restrictions; urged parties to abid
Urged parties to implement boundary commission decision
Condemned Eritrea for lack of cooperation with UNMEE
Noted Eritrea's continued obstructions of UNMEE
Condemned Eritrea's military action against Djibouti
Calls for parties to adhere to ceasefire
Calls for ceasefire in Abkhazia; sends political mission
Condemns Abkhazia for violating ceasefire
Concern that disorder will harm humanitarian situation in Azerbaijan and Armenia
Urges parties to comply with new peace agreement
Abkhaz declaration of independence violates peace agreement, Georgia sovereignty
Concerned about lack of progress on political settement, refugees
Deeply concerned about Abkhaz obstruction of return of refugees
Deeply concerned about Abkhaz obstruction of return of refugees; condemns use of land mines
Criticizes Abkhazia for land mines, refugees, planning to hold election that violate Georgian sovere
Urges parties to negotiate; deeply concerned about ethnic violence, land mines, refugee rights
Urges ceasefire and negotiations; condemns use of land mines
Calls for ceasefire, delivery of humanitarian aid
Condemns violance against UN, CIS forces and land mines
Demands end to armed attacks, land mines, separation of forces from ceasefire line, protection of re
Called on the parties to negotiate a peace agreement
Condemned murder and abduction of UN personnel in Abkhazia
Called March 10 elections in Abkhazia unacceptable and illegitimate
Urges negotiation of comprehensive settlement
Reiterated importance of neutralizing FDLR, ADF, LRA, Mai Mai; gravely concerned about continued ill
Called on states in the region to implement Feb 24 peace agreement; condemned ongoing human rights v
Calls on parties for ceasefire, respect state sovereignty, allow humanitarian aid, negotiations
Calls for withdrawal of forces, allowing access to humanitarian aid
Calls on all parties to endorse peace plan, 1097
strongly urges' ADF to allow humanitarian aid
reiterates 3762 PS - ADF must allow humanitarian aid
deep concern' about treatment of civilians
Demanded that the LRA comply with 1612 and release women and children
Welcomed ongoing peace initiatives in the region
Urged Uganda and LRA to negotiate a settlement
Demand that (Hutu, former Rwandan) armed groups in DRC disarm, constsitute a threat to regional stab
Condemned LRA for not signing peace agreement; demanded that LRA ceasefire, end recruitment of child
Condemned rebel groups in Liberia and Sierra Leone for incusions into Guinea
Condemned Guinea military for killing civilians, rape, arbitary arrest
Welcomed recent agreement about composition of government and upcoming elections
Encourages implementation of peace agreement
Encouraged all to work together to strengthen democracy, rule of law, protect human rights
Called on military to accept democratic norm of civilian control
Urged government to hold legislative elections, improve human rights
Urged all parties to adhere to constitutional process; concern about weakness of state institutions,
Condemned killings of government members
Condemns attempts to incite violence; concern that ex-president Koumba Yala is a presidential candid
Encouraged all parties to honor their commitments under the transitional charter
Deep concern over role of drug and human trafficking undermining rule of law; concern over fragility
Welcomed adoption of the Strategic Framework by Peacebuilding Commission, holding of elections in No
Condemned assassination of the president; established commission of inquiry
Condemned military for recent violations of human rights; serious concern over rise in drug traffick
Urged government to take necessary action against drug trafficking, organized crime; welcomed presid
Serious concern' about drug trafficking; calls for security sector reform
Condemned military coup, demanded restoration of legitimate government
Strongly deplored military interference with constitutional order; gravely concerned about human rig
Called on parties to implement peace agreement
Deplores increased violence; threatens to reinstate sanctions
Criticizes armed groups preventing UN mission from entering Haiti
condemns military for not complying with Governors Island Agreement
Welcomes shipments of fuel for humanitarian reasons; reaffirms earlier statements and resolutions
Condemns expulsion of joint UN-OAS mission
Calls on Haiti to build democratic institutions, judiciary, police force
Calls for peaceful elections, professional police force
welcomes civilian support mission to professionalize Haitian police
deep concern' about deterioration of security and humanitarian conditions in Haiti; called on all pa
Condemned attempts by 'illegal armed groups' to perform unauthorized law enforcement operations; und
Called on all parties to respect human rights, renounce violence; called on government to hold free
Concern regarding the risk of delays in the electoral process; reiterated need for government to imp
Concern over postponement of elections, deteriorating security conditions
Commended Feb 7 elections; urged all parties to respect the outcome, renounce violence, and promote
Welcomed ongoing election process; reaffirmed need for rule of law, DDR
Congratulated President Preval; underlined need to ensure a secure environment, strengthen democrati
Urged Haitian institutions to promote dialogue, rule of law, good governance
Emphasized importance of credible elections, connection between security and development
Reaffirmed need for political dialogue, rule of law, respect for human rights
Affirmed that consideration of humanitarian issues contributes to international peace and security
Recognized importance of ICJ in rule of law and maintaining international peace and security
The tribunal can fund renovation of prison facilities to bring them to international standards
Deplores failure of Serbia to cooperate with ICTY, arrest those indicted
Endorsed strategy of the tribunals focusing on the most serious violations of humanitarian law
Recalls the mandatory obligations of all states to cooperate with tribunals
Reiterated call on all states to comply with mandatory obligation to cooperate with tribunals
Concerned that deadlines for completion had not been met; expressed determination to support tribuna
Requests report on completing its functions
Requested a progress report, including on completing its functions
Requests SecGen analysis - later known as "Agenda for Peace"
Comprehensive statement about the need for capacity building, early warning systems, preventive poli
Reaffirmed importance of preventive diplomacy, deployment, disarmament; and post-conflict peace buil
Condemns all acts of terrorism; reaffirms 1269
Underlined need for more cooperation regarding causes of conflict
Reiterates commitment to use more Charter procedures regarding the pacific settlement of disputes
Reaffirmed importance of these principles to the protection of civilians, PKO, and interntional crim
Emphasized that ending a climate of impunity was essential to come to terms with past abuses and to
Deeply concerned by the humanitarian consequences of armed conflict; noted SecGen proposal to establ
Reaffirmed commitment to 1308 regarding HIV and UN peacekeeping
Emphasized responsibility of states to end impunity and prosecute those responsible for genocide, cr
Reaffirmed commitment to address armed conflict, terrorism and weapons proliferation
Recognized the need to consider security sector reform when mandating PKO
Emphasized importance of improving sanctions committees regarding the illegal exploitation of natura
Emphasized importance of security sector reform
Considered the reduction of armaments and armed forces one of the most important ways to promote int
Emphasized importance of mediation; urged Secretariat to work with all states
Called on states to increase cooperation regarding drug trafficking and connections to terrorism
Emphasized importance of preventive diplomacy tools: early warning, mediation, disarmament, post-con
Reiterated importance of regional orgs in peacekeeping, security and development
Recognized climate change as a driver of conflict; requested SecGen to include climate change info i
Recognized importance of regional orgs for security sector reform
Reiterates commitment to the rule of law, to peaceful resolution fo disputes, the role of the ICJ, t
Acknowledged evolving security threats of cross-border trafficking in arms, drugs, minerals, persons
Reiterated call for states to criminalize piracy, to share information, and cooperate to enhance mar
Emphasized importance of supporting rule of law institutions in PKO mandates, need to fight impunity
Emphasized need for good governance, economic development in pursuit of international peace and secu
Condemned all forms of human trafficking
Urges more humanitarian access to Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria
Concern over growing number of conflicts, need for more conflict prevention and conflict resolution
Concern about connections between terrorism and organized crime
Called on all states to uphold the UN Charter
Serious concern regarding IAEA resolution on Iran's weapons program; called on Iran to comply with I
To sanctions committee regarding humanitarian situation
Iraqi noncomliance with weapons inspections
Condemn Iraq for lack of weapons inspections compliance
Reiterated that Iraq has not fully complied with WMD obligations
Urge Iraq to agree to oil for food rules
Urges Iraq 'in the strongest possible terms' to cooperate with UH humanitarian efforts
Iraq has only selectively and partially complied with its obligations to remove sanctions: must resp
Demands that Iraq cooperate with UNSCOM, IAEA
Condemns Iraq violating the demilitarized zone; condemns refusal to allow transport of UNSCOM person
Reminds Iraq that it accepted the international border with Kuwait
Demands that Iraq respect its border with Kuwait
Concerned that Iraq may withdraw cooperation from UNSCOM, move troops to Kuwaiti border
Welcomes Iraqi acceptance of border with Kuwait
Demands that Iraq allow UNSCOM access to all weapons sites
Reiterates need for Iraq to cooperate with UNSCOM
Reaffirms that Iraq must comply with UNSCOM inspections
Charged Iraq with violating travel restrictions
Deplores Iraqi attempts to interfere with UNSCOM helicopter flights
Demands that Iraq cooperate with UNSCOM; warns of 'serious consequences'
Condemns Iraq for expelling UNSCOM inspectors 'of a certain nationality'
Welcomes UNSCOM report, demands that Iraq comply with UNSCOM inspections
Reiterates demand that Iraq comply with UNSCOM inspections
Welcomes improved access for UNSCOM; calls on Iraq to provide unrestricted access
Condemned terrorist attack on UN headquarters in Baghdad
Called for ongoing humanitarian aid as oil for food ends
Condemns killing of third party nationals by 'previous Iraqi regime"
Called on all parties to cooperate with UN; welcomed mission of Brahimi to assist in formation of in
Called on all Iraqi parties to cooperate with Brahimi, negotiate an interim government
Letter to SecGen regarding composition of UNAMI
Encouraged transitional government to reach out to all segments of Iraqi society; condemned acts of
Letter to SecGen regarding escrow account
Condemned terrorist attacks in Iraq, including assassinations
Condemned terrorist assassination of Algerian diplomats in Iraq
Welcomed legislative elections; condemned acts of terrorism; reaffirmed support for a democratic Ira
Welcomed inauguration of constitutionally elected government; condemned acts of terrorism
Condemned deaths of Russian diplomatic mission in Iraq
Condemned attack against the Polish ambassador in Iraq
Commended Iraq on efforts to strengthen demcoracy, improve security, combat terrorism
Condemned terrorist attacks against government institutions in Baghdad
Welcomed letter from Iraq stating it supports international non-proliferation regime
Welcomed agreement to form a national partnership government; urged pursuit of national reconciliati
Condemned terrorist attacks by ISIL, other violations of human rights and humanitarian law
Commends work of UNAMI regarding Kuwaiti property and missing Kuwaiti citizens
Calls on Israel not to alter the jurisdiction of Jerusalem, abide by Geneva Conventions
Calls on parties to implement 1402 and 1403
Urged parties to negotiate a comprensive peace
Welcomed Palestinian elections; stressed need for full implementation of the road map
Called on parties to implement road map; reiterated demand for cessation of all violence, including
Urged both parties to achieve goals in the Quartet statement, fulfill road map obligations
Called on both parties to meet road map obligations
Congratulated Palestinians on fair electoral process; urged parties to negotiate a two-state solutio
deep concern' over situation in Middle East; 'grave concern' over humanitarian situation; reiterated
Supports proposal for a peace conference in moscow
Condemns israeli use of force against Gaza convoy
Called on parties to ceasefire based on the Egyptian initative; called for implementation of 1860
deep concern' about mass killings and violations of human rights"
Urged all parties to implement peace agreement, cooperate with political mission
Condemns human rights violations, violence against UN personnel
Urged all parties to implement peace agreement; reaffirmed support for ECOWAS, French forces
Deploy PKO to support peaceful settlement of the crisis, culminating in 2005 elections
Condemned all violations of human rights and humanitarian law; reaffirmed urgency of disarming all m
Welcomed Accra III agreement,urged all parties to implement; reiterated support for UNHCR commision
Condemned attack on French forces in Bouake; demanded immediate ceasefore
Demanded that all parties stop incitement to violence, ensure freedom of the press
Demanded that all parties implement peace agreements; ready to impose individual sanctions on those
Endorsed AU decision to use all necessary measures to ensure free election; demands that all parties
deep concern' at disagreement over appointment of prime minister; reaffirmed readiness to impose ind
Welcomed appointment of prime minister; urged continued implementation of agreements
Condemned attacks on PKO and NGOs by 'Young Patriots'; demanded that all parties end violence, hatre
Urged all parties to ensure upcoming election, independent and neutral press, humanitarian aid
Condemned persistent violation of human rights, attacks against members of the government, restricti
grave concern' for delayed implementation of DDR programs
Condemned violence against civilians, political leaders; demanded that all parties refrain from inci
Urged all parties to implement peace agreement; reaffirmed readiness to impose sanctions on non-comp
Condemned deaths of civilians by Young Patriots; demanded that government forces act within the rule
Urged all parties to cooperate with prime minister, implement provisions of the road map
Endorsed March 4 agreement, called on parties to comply
Condemned June 29 attack on prime minister
Expressed concern at the third postponement of the elections; urged parties to complete the voter re
Welcomed agreement on electoral time frame (presidential elections in Nov)
Expressed concern at continuing delays with publication of voter lists
Noted with concern another postponement of elections; welcomed agreement to hold them in March 2010
Calls for ceasefire, end to humantarian violations
Condemns FRY for massacre of Kosovo Albanians in Racak; deplores FRY obstruction of ICTY
Regret over NATO bombing of Chinese embassy, calls for investigation
Condemned attacks on Serb policemen in Kosovo
Called for dissolution of extremist groups, withdrawal of non-residents engaged in violence
Called on all parties to cooperate with PKO, end violence
Welcomed upcoming elections, called on Kosovo albanian leaders to end violence, terrorism
Welcomed common document signed by UNMIK, FRY, Serbia
Called on elected representatives to negotiate differences
Called on elected representatives to negotiate security, return of IDPs, human rights
Called on elected leaders to implement 1244, work with UNMIK and KFOR
Deplores Kosovo Assembly adopting a resolution supporting 'territorial integrity'
Reaffirmed commitment to 1244; encouraged voting in upcoming municipal elections
Condemns violence against Serbs, 'unilateral initiatives' (toward independence)
Supported 'standards before status' process; urged Kosovo to implement negotiated standards
Condemned ethnic violence in Kosovo, attacks on KFOR and UNMIK troops; urgent need for Kosovo author
Reaffirms support of 'standards before status' consistent with 1244; urged all political leaders to
Supported SecGen intention to start political process to determine future status of Kosovo, consiste
Welcomed efforts of the parties, the UN, and the international community to cooperate on the basis o
States should refrain from using force in Lebanon
Concern over continuing violence, urges restraint and negotiations
Welcomed Israel's decision to withdraw from lebanon
Called on all parties to implement SecGen recommendations regarding Israeli withdrawal
Redeploys UNIFIL after Israeli withdrawal
Urged all relevant parties to implement 1559
Condemned terrorist bombing that killed former prime minister Rafiq Hariri; requested fact finding m
Welcomed the Syrian withdrawal from Lebanon, lebanon's decision to conduct elections in May
Condemned terrorist bombing in Beirut; concerned about assassinations and other terrorist acts in Le
Commended Lebanon for successful elections; condemned recent terrorist acts in Lebanon; called for f
Condemned Dec 12 terrorist bombing in Beirut; reiterated concern about assassinations and terrorist
Condemned continued terrorist attacks in Lebanon
Shocked that Israel killed four UN observers
Shocked at Israeli bombing of residential building
Reiterated call for full implementation of 1559
Condemned assassination of Lebanese minister
Condemned any effort to destabilize Lebanon; called for full implementation of 1701; reaffirmed urge
Reiterated deep concern about Israeli violations of Lebanon's airspace; called for disarming of all
Condemned any effort to destabilize Lebanon; condemned ongoing terrorist acts by Fatah al-Islam; dee
Condemned terrorist attack that killed parliament member
Condemned (Hezbollah) terrorist attack against UN peacekeepers
Condemned any effort to destabilize Lebanon, all terrorist attacks on UNIFIL; grave concern at breac
Condemned terrorist attack killing parliament member; called for free presidential elections
Concern about postponements of presidential elections; reiterated call to hold elections without for
Condemned terrorist attack killing general
Welcomed agreement to hold presidential election
Condemned violence by armed groups across Lebanon; deeply concerned about violations of Lebanon's so
Urged Lebanon to hold elections, refrain from involvement in Syrian war
Deep concern about Syrian violence and terrorism spreading into UNIFIL areas, Lebanon; condemned ter
Concerned about parliament's inability to elect president; condemned all terrorism in Lebanon
Welcomed presidential election, urged formation of unity government
Condemns killing of displaced civilians; establishes fact-finding inquiry
Urges parties to comply with Cotonou Agreement
Urges parties to end hostilities and engage in disarmament
Condemns violations of humanitarian law (detention of UN personnel, NGO civilians)
Deplores atrocities against civilians; urges ceasefire
Calls on parties to abide by election results
Encouraged AU and ECOWAS to implement security arrangements; urged all parties to allow humanitarian
Urged all parties to implement peace agreement; reaffirmed intent to establish PKO
Urges all parties to engage in peacebuilding plans after withdrawal of PKO
Commended parties for their achievements; noted end to PKO
Condemn attacks on Venezuelan embassy in Tripoli
Charged Libya with violating travel sanctions
Intends to suspend sanctions after Libya surrenders two nationals for trial at the Hague
Urges Libya to fully comply with all resolutions in order to lift the sanctions
Welcomed Libya's decision to end WMD programs
Condemned killing of unarmed protesters on Nov 15, torture and mistreatment of prisoners
Uged all parties to implement a new 'action plan' to transition toward a unified government
Condemns slave trade of migrants in Libya
Welcomes agreement between Greece and Macedonia
Condemned violence by ethnic Albanian groups on macedonian border
Welcomed framework agreement in Macedonia; condemns ongoing violence by extremists
Condemned unconstitutional seizure of power by armed forces; condemned attacks by rebel groups again
Demanded that rebel groups release detainees
Welcomed recent elections; called for inclusive negotiation process; demanded that armed groups disa
Called on parties to implement agreed confidence building measures; accelerate DDR
Urged all parties to adhere to ceasefire and continue negotiations
Condemned ceasefire violations by armed groups, continuing terrorist attacks and attack against huma
Condemns violence, terrorist attacks, violations of IHL and HRL
Welcomes transitional instituitions; calls on authorities to protect civilians; calls on all parties to implement agreements
Calls on parties to comply with peace agreement; sends mission to encourage demobilization prior to
Urges parties to comply with peace agreement
Asserts that the conditions have been established to hold elections
Strongly deplored the use of violence against peaceful protesters; called on Myanmar to address huma
Took note of upcoming referendum on draft constitution
Condemned violence against Rohingya; 'grave concern' about human rights abuses against Rohingya
Welcomed Nov 21 peace agreement between government and communist party
Concern about the political situation in Nepal; urged all parties to negotiate
Gravely concerned about regional problems: Boko Haram terrorism, piracy, illegal wildlife trade and
Condemned Boko Haram terrorist attacks, LRA human rights abuses and humanitarian violations
Encouraged African states to ratify Nuclear Free Zone Treaty
Strongly deplores India's nuclear tests; urges India to ratify NPT
Strongly deplores Pakistan's nuclear tests; urges India and Pakistan to negotiate, ratify NPT
Affirmed determination to promote cooperation to enhance 1540 implementation
Gravely concerned about WMD and terrorism; urged states to ratify relevant treaties, establish nucle
Gravely concerned about WMD and terrorism; urged states to cooperate with 1540 committee
Calls on North Korea to renew NPT inspections
Strongly urges North Korea to comply with IAEA standards
Urges parties to comply with armistice agreement
Deep concern' over DPRK statement that it intends to conduct a nuclear test; stressed that such a te
Condemned Apr 5 missile launch in violation of 1718
Condemned North Korean attack on South Korean naval ship
Condemned North Korean missile launch; designated additional entities and items for sanctions regime
Condemned North Korean ballistic missile launch over Japan
Urges all parties to comply with peace agreement
Welcomed elections; urged those who did not participate to respect the outcome
Announces standards for demining procedures in PKOs
Statement about increasing use of civilian police in PKOs
Urged all states to share in peacekeeping responsibilities
Urged all states to respect international law regarding land mines
Called upon states to contribute funds, troops to PKO
Condemned all acts of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers
Stated intention to include desired outcomes in peacekeeping mandates
Stressed need to consider early peacebuilding tasks in peacekeeping mandates
Reaffirmed traditional peacekeeping norms within context of new challenges and mandates, including p
Urged increased cooperation with regional orgs; urged member states to contribute troops to PKOs
Reaffirmed commitment to enhance PKO effectiveness at all stages of conflict
Reaffirms basic principles of peacekeeping
Stresses the importance of disarmament and demobilization for post-conflict peace buildign
Stressed importance of disarmament, demoblization, reintegration
Encouraged the UN system, regional orgs to commit to peacebuilding principles
Invited SecGen to report how to use the UN system to pursue post-conflict national reconciliation
Recognized importance of civilian aspects of conflict management
Acknowledged that peacebuilding activities could help to prevent countries from relapsing into confl
Underlined the contribution of civil society in conflict prevention and settlement of disputes
Stressed the need for financing, civilian staff in peacebuilding efforts
Emphasized need for states to re-establish institutions, restore rule of law, reform security sector
Emphasized importance of peaceful settlements of disputes in post-conflict situations: reconciliatio
Stressed importanace of institution building as a critical role of post-conflict peacebuilding
Recognized importance of peacebuilding in post-conflict societies
Encouraged Peacebuilding Commission to provide specific recommendations to sustain peace ahead of ma
Condemns all attacks against humanitarian aid
Condemns all attacks against those providing humanitarian aid
Reaffirms obligations of states to protect refugees
Stressed enhancing cooperation between UN and regional orgs in maintenance of international peace an
Stressed benefits of closer cooperation with regional orgs
Recognized important role of regional orgs; cooperation between UN and regional orgs was an integral
Underscored importance of supporting capacity of AU
Reiterated responsibility of member states to support regional organizations
Recognized role of regional orgs in conflict resolution and peacebuilding, expressed intent to work
Encouraged League of Arab States' efforts to settle conflicts; determined to enhance cooperation wit
Intended increased cooperation with regional organizations regarding early warning, prevention, peac
Encouraged the OIC to work with the UN regarding preventive diplomacy, peacekeeping and peacebuildin
Commended EU role regarding Iran nuclear deal, Kosovo, piracy, CAR. Mali, Afghanistan, etc.; encoura
Commended AU efforts at peacekeeping, ending impunity
Reaffirmed commitment to cooperate with AU
Emphasized importance of coordination with the Arab League
Urges implementation of recent peace agreement
Urge parties to comply with Arusha peace agreement; no peace, no PKO
Condemns violence following deaths of Burundi and Rwanda presidents
Condemns (Tutsi) intimidation against (Hutu) refugees
Urges national reconciliation; return of refugees
Condemns Hutus for interference with refugee camps, humanitarian aid
Condemns killings in refugee camps, incursions into Rwanda; concern about overcrowded prisons in Rwa
Calls on Zaire to meet refugee obligations
Calls on all parties to comply with summit agreement
Calls for continued ceasefire, elections
Calls on all parties to abide by election results
Welcomes peace agreement between government and RUF
Condemns military coup, violence against civilians
Condemns military coup, violence against civilians; supports ECOWAS efforts
Condemns mililtary coup, violence by military junta
Condemns military coup; urges compliance with recent peace agreement
Condemns violence; urges restoration of constitutional order
Condemns RUF for killing civilians, militarily resisting the government
Condemns RUF for trying to overthrow government, for campaign to 'terrorize' population; condemns al
Encourages negotiations in Lome; condemns RUF for ongoing attacks against civilians
Condemned RUF for taking (several hundred) UN PKO personnel hostage
Expressed support for PKO military operation to relieve surrounded peacekeepers at Kailahun
Underlined importance of RUF demobilizing and relinquishing control of diamond producing areas
Called on all parties to 'strengthen democracy and thus assure continuing peace'; to suport SCSL
Encouraged all states to cooperate with the SCSL
Welcomed trial of Charles Taylor; urged states to cooperate with SCSL regarding witness relocation a
Urged all parties to hold peaceful elections, undertake cross-party confidence building measures
Reiterated support for SCSL, urged all to support the court
Called on all parties to accept election results, work towards national reconciliation
Commended work of political mission, SCSL for progress toward national reconciliation
Underlined importance of disarmament measures to avert armed conflicts; urged enforcement of arms em
Encouraged states to implement Program of Action
Welcomed efforts by states to implement program of action on illicit trade in small arms; reiterated
Recognized that small arms hamper settlement of disputes, fuel disputes into armed conflict, and pro
Grave concern over trade in small arms; stressed need to implement program of action
Encouraged parties to implement ceasefire
Condemns attacks on UN peacekeepers; now using PKO language about 'no peace, no PKO'
Urges peace agreement; humanitarian aid will continue; arms embargo continues; establihsed political mission
Condemns attacks on humanitarian organizations
Urges parties to implement recent peace agreement
Calls for ceasefire; condemns violence against civilians; concerns about arms embargo violations and
Concern over lack of functioning government
Condemned violence by armed groups on civilians and humanitarian personnel
Urge parties to negotiate; condemns violations of arms embargo; prepares for a peacebuilding mission
Condemned attack on police station, doctors without borders
Condemned attacks on civilians and humanitarian personnel
Called on parties to implement conprehensive security arrangement, allow delivery of humanitarian ai
Condemns those who obstruct the peace process
Urged parties to continue national reconciliation , negotiate peace agreement
Urged parties to cease hostilities and enter negotiations
Reaffirmed support for peace process; deplored hijacking of World Food Programme vessel
Condemned continued violations of arms embargo; condemned killing of UN officer; 'serious concern' o
Condemned continued violations of arms embargo
deep concern' about fighting between transitional federal institutions and Union of Islamic Courts
Demand that all parties comply with humanitarian law, 'grave concern' at renewed fighting
Condemned attacks by 'extremist elements'
Demands that all parties allow humanitarian aid
Welcomed agreement between transitional federal government and alliance for re-liberation of somalia
Deep concern about Eritrea violating Somalia arms embargo and supplying weapons to rebel groups
Took note of AU calling on UNSC to impose sanctions on Eritrea for violating Somalia arms embargo
Condemned terrorist attack in somalia; demanded that all armed groups end attacks, respect security
Called on states to prosecute suspected pirates
Condemned terrorist attacks against government, UN mission and civilians by Al-Shabaab
Called on parties to comply with Kampala Accord
Supported communique from international London conference on Somalia
Welcomed new political mission; deeply concerned about ongoing human rights abuses
Encouraged Somalia to comply with the terms of the partial suspension of the embargo
Emphasized importance of adhering to political road map, holding of elections in 2016
Urged newly elected president to prevent famine
Urges all parties to cease hostilities, allow humanitarian aid; 'serious concern' about Al Shabbab
Welcomes agreement by all parties to hold elections
Condemned Sudan for taking military control of Abyei; demanded that Sudan immediately withdraw
Condemned repeated ceasefire violations by South Sudan, SPLM/A; condemned ongoing human rights and h
Condemned ongoing violence, human rights and humanitarian violations by south Sudan, SPLM/A; demande
Condemned South Sudan and SPLM for ceasefire violations
Calls on all parties to adhere to ceasfire agreement
Urged all parties to comply with ceasefire agreement
Condemned fighting, IHL and human rights violations in South Sudan
Urges parties to abide by peace agreement
Welcomed peace agreement between Sudan and SPLM
grave concern' at the human rights and humanitarian situation in Darfur; urgent need for all parties
deep concern' at ceasefire violations, attacks on civilians, humanitarian workers, and AU observers
Supported AU decision to expand Darfur PKO; welcomed cooperation between UNMIS and AMIS
Encouraged people of Sudan to refrain from violence; regret over death of vice president in helicopt
Condemned attacks by armed groups in Darfur which have killed civilians and peacekeepers
Demanded that SPLM, Justice and Equality Movement, and Sudan cease violence, cooperate with AMIS;dem
Reiterated need for all parties to end violence; demanded that all parties cooperate with PKO and fu
Sends mission to prepare for future UN PKO
Called on parties in Abuja to sign peace agreement
Concerned about Darfur refugees in Chad; urged governments to abide by Feb 8 Tripoli agreement
Welcomed May 5 Darfur peace agreement; called on all parties to sign agreement
grave concern' over activities of armed groups in eastern Chad; condemned all uses of force
deep concern' about worsening security situation in Darfur
Reiterated concern about instability on borders of Chad, sudan, CAR; requested SecGen to send a miss
Demanded that all parties meet obligations, end violence against civilians, attacks on peacekeepers,
condemned murder of AU peacekeepers 'reportedly by a rebel group'; demanded that all parties cease v
Called on parties to attend peace talks in Libya
Condemned attack on UNAMID convoy; welcomed transition of authority from AU mission to UNAMID; deman
Condemned attacks by armed groups against Chad
Condemns May 10 attacks by JEM against Sudan
Urged Sudan and all parties to cooperate with ICC
Weclomed 'road map' for return of IDP to Abyei; urged parties to implement peace agreement
Called on Sudan and Chad to implement doha and Dakar agreements
Urged parties to comply with agreement to hold South Sudan referendum, respect the results; 'deep co
Urged parties to comply with agreement to hold South Sudan referendum, respect the results
Called upon all states to respect the referendum; 'deep concern' over ceasefire violations and attac
Deeply concerned about violence in Abyei between Sudan and South Sudan; violence in Darfur between S
Grave concern over cross border violence, including troop movements, support to proxies and aerial b
Demanded end to fighting; withdrawal of South Sudan from Heglig; end to cross-border violence, suppo
Reiterated call to withdraw from Abyei; condemned all cross-border movements, support for rebel grou
Gravely concerned about Abyei; parties must resume negotiations, disarm local groups, ensure humanit
Welcomed improvements in the security situation; supported review of new mission for UNAMID
Called on all actors to cooperate in transition from peacekeeping to development
Urges comprehensive Middle East settlement
Condemned violations of human rights and use of force against civilians by Syria
Grave concern at deteriorating human rights and humanitarian situation in syria; expressed support f
Called upon Syria to cease troop movements toward cities, use of heavy weapons in cities, withdraw t
Condemned widespread violations of human rights and humanitarian law by Syria and armed opposition g
Condemned hostile acts against UN peacekeepers by 'UNSC designated terrorist groups'
Demands that all parties end violence; Syria must comply with humanitarian law, human rights, and UN
Reiterated 2139 demands; gravely concerned about the parts of Syria under control of terrorist group
Reaffirms that 2254 is the only solution to the conflict
Concern about opposition group violence in violation of peace agreement
Calls upon parties to extend ceasefire, implement peace agreement
Calls on parties to implement new ceasefire agreement
Urges parties to comply with ceasefire, negotiate peace agreement
Condemns violations of ceasefire by opposition forces, attacks on CIS forces
Urges parties to comply with ceasefire, negotiate peace agreement; condemns attacks and kidnapping o
Urges parties to implement peace agreement; condemns Nov 1997 hostage taking of relief workers
Weclomed elections and urged future elections 'that would meet acceptable standards'; agreed than UN
End of UNMOT, transition to a peacebuilding mission; urges further efforts at national reconciliatio
Consider it essential that states submit reports to CTC
Affirmed that 9/11 attacks were an assault on global civilization
Requested CTC to invite regional organizations to provide information
Confirmed arrangements for the CTC Bureau
Condemned terrorist bomb attack in Grozny, Russia
Invited CTC to implement 1535, accelerate work on country assessments of their assistance needs
Condemned terrorist acts in Russia: school hostages, airliners, and bombs in Moscow
Invited CTC to cooperate with the al Qaeda sanctions committee and the 1540 WMD committee
Invited CTC to enhance capabilities of member states to combat terrorism
Called on CTC to provide regular reports regarding state compliance with 1373
Reaffirmed that terrorism constituted one of the most serious threats to international peace and sec
Condemned Apr 11 suicide attacks in Algeria
Condemned Jul 2 terrorist attack in Yemen
Condemned Oct 18 bomb attacks in Pakistan
Condemned Dec 11 terrorist attack in Algeria
Condemned Dec 27 terrorist attack in Pakistan, death of Benazir Bhutto
Deep concern about ongoing acts of terrorism
Emphasized need to address conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism; development, security an
Renewed the mandate of the Office of the Ombudsman
Welcomed news of bin laden raid; stressed that no cause or grievance justifies the murder of innocen
Reiterates condemnation of terrorism; reecognized continued need to prevent weapons proliferation an
Reiterates condemnation of terrorism, need for states to prevent weapons proliferation and financing
Urged states to cooperate and pursue capacity building; invited SecGen to report on UN work to help
Condemned any trade with ISIL, constitutes financial support for terrorists
Gravely concerned about terrorist groups ISIL and al Nusra, ongoing recruitment of foreign fighters;
Reiterated condemnation of LRA violations of human rights and humanitarian law; demands immediate en
Condemned recent terrorist attacks, human rights abuses, violations of humanitarian law by Boko Hara
Grave concern about foreign fighers joining ISIL
Condemned Boko Haram for recent terrorist incidents, humanitarian violations
Emphasized urgent need to globally counter the activities of ISIL and Al Qaeda
Condemned terrorist acts, human rights abuses and humanitarian violations of Boko Haram; demanded re
Completed its review of terrorism sanctions and will make no changes at this time
Condemned attacks by LRA, human rights and humanitarian violations
Condemned LRA attacks and human rights, humanitarian violations; welcomed UN regional strategy to ad
Condemned LRA attacks and human rights, humanitarian violations; urged PKO to coordinate with region
Condemned LRA attacks and human rights, humanitarian violations; urged states to implement recommend
Affirms Ukrainian territorial integrity regarding Crimea
Condemned ceasefire violations, impact on civilians
Urges parties to implement settlement plan and referendum
Urges parties to maintain ceasefire and implement the settlement plan
Underscored importance of gender mainstreaming
Condemns all violations of the human rights of women and girls in armed conflicts
Condemned gender based violence in armed conflicts; reaffirmed important role of women in the preven
Welcomed action plan for implementation of 1325; requested SecGen to ensure that all UN-assisted pea
Reiterated condemnation of sexual misconduct by UN personnel; deeply concerned at pervasiveness of v
Reaffirmed 1325, role of women in prevention and resolution of conflicts; deeply concerned by the pe
Condemned violations of international humanitarian law against women and girls
Requested SecGen to include how conflicts influence women and girls in reports
Grave concern that women and girls are disproportionately affected by conflict; recognized that full
Reiterated the important role of women in prevention and resolution of conflict; encourages negotiat
Deeply concerned about patterns of sexual violence in armed conflict; welcomed continued SecGen repo
Reiterated condemnation of human rights abuses and humanitarian violations toward girls and women; s
Deeply concerned that extremist and terrorist groups frequently target women and girls
Suspended rule 18 so that Spain (not Rwanda) would hold the presidency position
Suspends rule 18 - UK to hold presidency in October, US in November, Rwanda in December
UNSC will commit itself to more open meetings
Welcomes ceasefire, urges parties to comply with UNSC resolutions
Condemned al Qaeda terrorist attacks; welcomed democratic transition process;
Urged all parties to negotiate; welcomed national dialogue conference
Condemned actions of Houthi forces; demanded that they withdraw forces from Amran, ceasefire, remove
Condemned actions of Houthi forces; demanded that they withdraw forces from Amran, ceasefire
Strong concern about terrorist attacks of AQAP and ISIL in Yemen
Condemned attack on UN convoy; grave concern about humanitarian situation, cholera outbreak, famine
Grave concern about the violence and IHL violations; called on member states to implement the arms e
Condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi infrastructure
Urges parties to comply with Statement of Principles agreed to at the London Conference
Criticizes FRY for interfering with traffic on Danube River
Criticizes Bulgaria, FRY for violating economic sanctions
Condemned violence against political opposition groups during election campaign, suspension of human

Summary of resolution
Denounces human rights violations against women; calls on states to end supply of weapons; reaffirms support for UN special mission
Criticizes Taliban for: continued military offenses, violence against humanitarian organizations and UN personnel, kidnap of Iranian diplomatic officials; demands that all parties: stop fighting and negotiate, end foreign supply of weapons and soldiers, end ethnic and religious violence, end killings of POWs, end discrimination against women, end harboring and training of terrorists
Condemns Taliban for continued fighting and lack of negotiations, murder of Iranian diplomats; demands that Taliban stop harboring terrorists and cultivating drugs
Authorizes travel and financial sanctions on Taliban; demands that Taliban turn over bin Laden; establishes sanctions committee
Increase sanctions on Taliban and al Qaeda: arms embargo on territory controlled by Taliban, travel and financial restrictions; establishes panel of experts to monitor arms embargo, closure of terrorist camps
Establish monitoring group for sanctions committee
Calls on all groups to implement peace agreement
Authorized International Security Assistance Force (UK lead nation) 'to take all necessary measures' to maintain security in Kabul and surrounding areas so that Afghan Interim Authority and UN personnel can operate
Travel and financial sanctions do not apply to Ariana Afghan Airlines
Reiterated travel/financial sanctions; extended arms embargo to al Qaeda; authorized Monitoring Group to monitor all sanctions
Extends ISAF authorization for six months
Urged Transitional Authority to implement Bonn Agreement
Called on states to implement Declaration of Good Neighborly Relations
Authorized expansion of ISAF mandate outside of Kabul areas for 12 months
Increased sanctions; established a monitoring team for travel/financial sanctions, arms embargo
twelve month extension; called on all parties to respect human rights and international humanitarian law; calls on government to address narcotics trafficking, security threat from al Qaeda and Taliban (no mention of 'terrorism'?)
Renewed Taliban and al Qaeda 1493 sanctions; provided criteria indicating that an entity was 'associated with' al Qaeda or the Taliban
Endorsed Afghanistan Compact; welcomed adoption by NATO of revised operational plan allowing continued explansion of ISAF across Afghanistan and 'synergy with Operation Enduring Freedom'
Twelve month extension; mandates now included monitoring compliance with Jan 31 Afghanistan Compact
Renewed taliban and al qaeda sanctions; adopted appeals practice to 'de-list' individuals on sanctions
Twelve month extension; condemns Taliban for use of human shields, child soldiers, suicide attacks, violence against civilians; condemns all uses of IED attacks
Called on states to combat production and trafficking of drugs in Afghanistan
Renewed Taliban/al Qaeda sanctions; directs committee to work on listing and de-listing procedures
Extended ISAF for twelve months; condemned suicide attacks, targeting civilians
Twelve month extension; 'serious concern' over violence and terrorism of Taliban and al Qaeda; condemns Taliban use of human shields, child soldiers, suicide attacks, targetign civilians
Renewed Taliban/al Qaeda sanctions; encouraged member states to cooperate with sanctions committee regarding listing, de-listing
Extended political mission; condemned suicide attacks; 'strong concern' about Taliban using child soldiers
Separated al Qaeda and Taliban sanctions committees; extended Taliban sanctions 18 months
Separated al Qaeda and Taliban sanctions committees; extended al Qaeda sanctions 18 months
Extended mandate of political mission; strong concern about use of child soldiers by Taliban, al Qaeda
Extended 1988 Taliban sanctions; temporary exemptions to travel ban if necessary to participate in peace negotiations; de-listing instructions to committee
Extended 1989 al Qaeda sanctions; temporary exemption to travel ban if necessary to appeal sanctions listing; de-listing instructions to committee
extended political mission (UNAMA); strong concern about use of child soldiers by Taliban, al Qaeda; condemned suicide attacks, targeting civlians
Seriously concerned about terrorist activities of Al Qaeda and the Taliban, drug trafficking; condemned targeting killing of women and girls, violence against civilians/children, suicide bombs, assassinations, human shields, blocking humanitarian aid; extended political mission UNAMA
Extended 1989 sanctions agaisnt al Qaeda
Condemned ongoing violence and terrorism of al Qaeda and Taliban; welcomes agreement between NATO and Afghanistan to establish post-2014 military training
Seriously concerned about terrorist activities of Al Qaeda and the Taliban; condemned violence against civilians/children, suicide bombs, assassinations, human shields, blocking humanitarian aid; extended political mission UNAMA
Condemned Taliban and al Qaeda suicide attacks, use of civilians as human shields, attacks against humanitarian workers; condemned Haqqani network for flow of weapons into Afghanistan; extended political mission UNAMA
Extended special mission UNAMA for one year; condemned all attacks targeting civilians and international forces; condemned the flow of weapons to the Taliban.
Calls on government and the Taliban to neogiate peace agreement
Establishes Working Group to consider SecGen recommendations
Requested all committees monitoring arms embargoes to propose recommendations to increase effectiveness
Encourages the UN and OAU to strengthen peacekeeping cooperation
Urges member states to protect refugees; urges capacity building in Africa
Urges member states to combat illicit arms flows
Encourages civilian monitoring for all PKO, more communication with regional PKO
Condemned all acts of piracy off the Gulf of Guinea
Urged states to develop anti-piracy laws and cooperative strategies
Requested ICC to defer investigation of Kenya
Endorsed AU and ECOWAS decision to recognize challenger as president-elect; condemned Jammeh for rejecting election results and declaring a national emergency
Condemned terrorist attacks, HR and IHL violations by Boko Haram and ISIL; encouraged cooperation by states in the region
Condemned attacks against civilians; request Sec-Gen to coordinate support between the UN, EU, and G5 Sahel states; call upon parties in Mali to implement peace agreement
Authorizes multinational protection force to facilitate humanitarian aid, create secure environment for IOs in Albania
Condemns UNITA for ignoring election results; condemns violations of humanitarian law; demands ceasefire and compliance with the Peace Accords; three month extension of UNAVEM II mandate
Condemns UNITA for ignoring election results and violating Peace Accords; demands ceasefire; three month extension of UNAVEM II mandate
Condemns attacks against humanitarian flights; one month extension of UNAVEM II
Condemns UNITA for violation of Peace Accords; add 'good offices' mandate to restore ceasefire, peace process
Condemns UNITA for violating Peace Accords; extends PKO three months; 'expresses readiness' to impose arms embargo
Authorizes arms and oil embargoes; establishes sanctions committee
Three month extension (talks resumed, so a Chapter VI resolution)
Three month extension; urges states to comply with enforcing sanctions
Enlarge PKO size to monitor newly agreed upon ceasefire
Three month extension; now monitoring Lusaka Protocol
Terminate UNAVEM II and initiate UNAVEM III
Three month extension; concern over slow pace of demoblilization
Two month extension; 'deep concern' about UNITA not complying with peace agreement and demoblization
Two month extension; condemns UNITA attacks on UN flights; 'deep disappointment' with UNITA over lack of compliance with peace agreement; calls for 12 specific actions
One month extension; expresses readiness to impose measures
Two week extension; remains ready to impose measures
Final extension; then terminates; an observer mission to succeed UNAVEM III
Establishes observer mission to succeed UNAVEM III
Travel sanctions on UNITA to begin Sep 30 - failure to comply with Lusaka Protocol - demobilization
Demands that UNITA comply with 1127; travel sanctions begin; extends MONUA
Demands that UNITA comply with Lusaka Protocol; decreased size of PKO
Riterates demand that UNITA comply with Lusaka Protocol; two month extension
Additional sanctions on UNITA onn June 25: diamond embargo
Postpones additional sanctions until July 1
One month extension; demands that UNITA cease reoccupation activities
One month extension; demands that UNITA withdraw from
Two month extension; demands that UNITA withdraw from occupied territories; requested sanctions committee to investigate alleged violations of travel sanctions
Three month extension; demands that UNITA withdraw from occupied territories
Demands that UNITA cooperate with investigation of UN plane crash
Condemns downing of aircraft in UNITA territory
Establish panel of experts to help sanctions committee monitor compliance with diamond embargo, arms embargo, oil embargo, travel and financial sanctions
Establishes UN Office in Angola - explore measures to restore peace, capacity building, humanitarian assistance, promotion of human rights
Extends political mission UNOA for six months
Established monitoring mechanism to strengthen all sanctions (arms,diamond, oil embargoes, travel and financial sanctions); also to consider additional sanctions
Extended sanctions monitoring mechanism for three months
Extended sanctions monitoring mechanism for six months
Suspends travel sanctions on UNITA due to ceasefire agreement
Extended suspension of travel ban on UNITA for 90 days
Established PKO to succeed political mission UNOA and monitor ceasefire; mandate for six months, then terminated
Extended sanctions monitoring mechanism for two months
Demands ceasefire, withdrawal of Armenian forces from Azerbaijani region
Condemns Armenian seizures of Azerbaijani regions; attacks on civilians; demands ceasefire and withdrawal of Armenian forces
Calls for compliance with ceasefire; parties to negotiate peace agreement
Condemns violation of the ceasefire by local Armenians; demands ceasefire and withdrawal of forces
Establish a sanctions committee to monitor arms embargo
Reaffirms embargo, requests safety for UN personnel
Demands that outside parties withdraw, irregular forces disarm; end to ethnic cleansing
Sanctions on Yugoslavia for failure to comply with 752 demands
Humanitarian exceptions to 757 sanctions
Sends UNPROFOR forces to Sarajevo airport to facilitate humanitarian aid
Authorizes UNPROFOR to monitor withdrawaw of Croatian forces
Authorizes more forces to Sarajevo airport
Demands Red Cross, UN access to prison camps; demands safety of UN personnel delivering humanitarian aid; calls upon states to 'use all means necessary' to provide humanitarian aid
Established Commission of Experts to determine violations of international humanitarian law
Imposes ban on military flights; UNPROFOR to monitor compliance
Increases economic sanctions; authorizes states to inspect martime shipping; condemns Bosnian Serb ethnic cleansing; demands that external interference cease
Demands that parties comply with UNPROFOR; extends mission one month; invokes Chapter VII to authorize PKO to use force in self-defense
Three month extension; invokes Chapter VII reaffirming 802, 807
Authorizes member states / regional organizations (NATO!) to use 'all necessary measures' to enforce no-fly zones across Bosnia
Declares Srebenica a safe area; demands withdrawal of Bosnian Serb forces; demands that FRY stop arming Bosnian Serbs; condemns 'ethnic cleansing'; sends political mission
Sanctions: comprehensive embargo on FRY, Bosnian Serb areas; increased financial sanctions on FRY; authorized states/organizations (NATO) to monitor, enforce embargo
Extends safe areas to six cities; increases UNPROFOR military observers
Authorizes UNPROFOR to deter attacks against safe areas; authorizes member states to use 'all necessary means' to support UNPROFOR
Prepares for future deployment of international observers
Demands ceasefire, end to humanitarian violations
Six month extension; splits into three commands: Croatia, Bosnia, Macadonia; authorizes PKO in Croatia to use force in self-defense
Calls on parties to extend ceasefire, cooperate with UNPROFOR
Condemns Bosnian Serb attacks on gorazde; 'reaffirms' UNPROFOR use of force mandate
Condemns ethnic cleansing, violations of humanitarian law
Extends economic sanctions into areas controlled by Bosnian Serbs; financial and travel sanctions on Bosnian Serb leaders
Temporarily suspends some sanctions against FRY
Condemns violation of Bosnia-Croatia border
Increased sanctions against Bosnian Serbs (veto)
Extends 943 sanctions suspensions on FRY for 100 days
Extends 943 suspensions; authorizes humanitarian exceptions
Increases size of PKO; demands that Bosnian Serbs comply with peace agreement
Extends 943 suspensions on FRY sanctions
Demands that Bosnian Serbs withdraw from Sarajevo, release UNPROFOR personnel
Demands that Bosnian Serbs allow Red Cross into Srebenica and Zepa
Extends 943 suspension of sanctions against FRY
Demands that parties negotiate in good faith
authorizes member states (NATO) to 'take all necessary measures' to establish a multinational Implementation Force and enforce peace agreement; once established, UNPROFOR will terminate and previous authorizations for member states to use force terminates
Condemns Bosnian Serb violence; calls on states to cooperate with ICTY
Establishes International Police Task Force as part of multinational Implementation Force
Twelve month extension of UNMIBH; authorizes multinational Stabilization Force as successor to Implentation Force
Appoints High Representative to lead PKO and oversee monitoring the implementation of the peace plan
Expands mandate: repatriation, maintain security, cooperation with OSCE
Twelve month extension; reiterates SFOR authorization of force
Expands mandate: monitor and assess the judicial system
Twelve month SFOR authorization; twelve month UNMIBH extension, including IPTF
Twelve month extension to SFOR; twelve month extension to UNMIBH
EU police mission to succeed UNMIBH on Jan 1 2003
Six month extension of UNMIBH; US veto due to ICC jurisdiction concerns
Final extension of UNMIBH unti Dec 31, to be succeeded by EU police force; twelve month extension of SFOR
Six month extension of SFOR; welcomes intention of EU to replace NATO mission in December 2004
Authorized an EU multinational stabilization force (EUFOR) to succeed SFOR
Twelve month extension of EUFOR, 'NATO presence'
Goal to close the Office of the High Representative by June 30, 2008
Twelve month extension for EUFOR, 'NATO presence'
Establish Commission of Inquiry regarding 1993 assassination of Burundi president
Demands ceasefire; declares readiness to impose arms embargo, travel sanctions
Condemns overthrow of government, violence; demands negotiations
Condemns violence by 'non-state actors who refuse to participate in the Arusha peace process''; attacks against civilians, murder of UN personnel
Calls on FDD and FNL to cease hostilities; endorses establishment of interim multinational security force (South Africa) to train police
Established PKO; UN Office in Burundi integrated into UNOB PKO
Requested SecGen to negotiate with Burundi regarding establishment of truth commission and judicial tribunal
Final six month extension; plans for an 'integrated office' after ONUB
Established an 'integrated office' in Burundi (BINUB) after ONUB mandate expires Dec 31 to support long term peace and stability
Encourages non-violence and negotiations; extends mandate of 'integrated office' (BINUB)
Extended BINUB; urged government and FNL to implement Dec 8 agreements; demanded that FNL and other armed groups release all children
Extended BINUB; urged government to create conditions for free elections
Terminated BINUB; established successor political mission BNUB
Condemned human rights violations by security forces and militias
Condemned human rights violations, ongoing violence and resulting refugee and humanitarian crisis
Authorized UN police force (228 officers) to monitor security situation and human rights violations; condemned ongoing human rights abuses; demanded that all sides refrain from actions that undermine peace and stability;
Calls on parties to comply with ceasefire cooperate with PKO
Demands that all parties comply with ceasefire, cooperate with PKO
Demands that Khmer Rouge comply with Paris Agreemnts
Demands that PDK comply with Paris Agreements; UNTAC to prepare for elections; consider sanctions if PDK obstructs implementation of peace plan
Demands end to violence, compliance with peace agreement
Condemns violence on political or ethnic grounds
Expresses intent to support elected assembly
Authorizes member states in Inter-African Mission "to ensure the security and freedom of movement of their personnel" - 90 days
Authorizes member states in Inter-African Mission "to ensure the security and freedom of movement of their personnel" - 45 days; prepares for a forthcoming PKO
Authorizes member states in Inter-African Mission "to ensure the security and freedom of movement of their personnel" - 10 days; prepares for a forthcoming PKO
Authorizes member states in Inter-African Mission "to ensure the security and freedom of movement of their personnel" - until Apr 15, when new PKO begins
Expands mandate into more election related areas; four month extension
Final four month extension; gradual reductions after presidential elections; then a transition to a post-conflict peace building presence
Extended political mission; condemned continued violations of humanitarian and human rights law by LRA and FPR
Condemned military attacks, human rights and humanitarian violations by Sekela, LRA, including child soldiers, mass rape, targeting of ethnic minorities; extended political mission (BINUCA)
Welcomed AU mission (MISCA); expanded BINUCA mandate given March coup; demanded that CAR implement transitional agreement and hold elections; demanded that Seleka and LRA end human rights and humanitarian violations, including use of child soldiers; demands that Seleka and all armed groups disarm; expressed intent to consider sanctions, UN support for MISCA
Condemned widespread human rights and humanitarian violations by Sekela and LRA, exploitation of natural resources perpetuating the conflict; imposed arms embargo on non-state armed groups; authorized AU mission MISCA to protect civilians, restore order and state authority over the whole territory, DDR; authorized French forces to support MISCA, seize prohobited weapons; established commission of inquiry; demanded that CAR implement transitional agreement and hold elections
Seriously concerned about human rights and humanitarian violations by Seleka and anti-Balaka groups, illicit transfer of weapons; demanded that CAR 'political figures' cease support for such groups; increased sanctions: travel ban and financial sanctions; extended political mission
Established new PKO; transferred authority from AU-led MISCA to MINUSCA, political mission subsumed by MINUSCA; authorized EU force (French) to support MINUSCA; demanded that all armed groups cease violence, release children
Extended authorization of EU (French) forces
Extended 2127 and 2134 sanctions; condemned human rights and humanitarian violations by 'armed groups' and LRA, violence against children, UN and EU troops; gravely concerned about illicit trade in diamonds, gold,wildlife;
Twelve month extension; condemned human rights and humanitarian violations by Seleka and anti-Balaka groups, and 'elements of the CAR armed forces'; demanded that all groups cease violence
Extended 2127 and 2134 sanctions; condemned violence, human rights and humanitarian violations by 'armed groups'
Authorized small increase (68 corrections officers) to MINUSCA
Increased use of force authorization (not scope of PKO mandate): protect citizens with a 'proactive and robust posture', extend state authority
Extended 2127 and 2134 sanctions; condemned violence, human rights and humanitarian violations
Extends MINUSCA mandate; increases troop levels
Extends 2387 MINUSCA mandate for one month
Extended 2399 sanctions; concern about trafficking networks funding armed groups
Welcomed peace agreement; reduced scope of arms embargo
Demands that armed groups end violations of the peace agreement, human rights and humanitarian international law; condemned cross border crime; extends MINUSCA mandate;
Extended 2399 sanctions; provided exemptions to the arms embargo
Terminates UN Observer Group in Central America
Established 'multidimensional presence' to create environment to return Darfur refugees, including a UN mission (MINURCAT) and an EU force; deeply concerned about 'activities of armed groups' (janjaweed)
Six month extension of MINURCAT (mandate of EU force continues)
Twelve month extension of EU force; scope and size of PKO increased: authority transferred from EU force to PKO on Mar 15 2010; PKO authorized to use 'all necessary means' to protect civilians; deeply concerned at armed attacks violating human rights and humanitarian law
final extension until Dec 31; began withdrawal and ended use of force authorization; Chad withdrew consent for PKO
Travel sanctions on Libya do not apply to UN aircraft implementing ICJ decision
Condemns targeting of children in armed conflict, use of child soldiers
Urged member states to follow humanitarian international law, ratify relevant treaties
Will include protection of children in discussions of PKO, sanctions
Called on all parties named by SecGen using child soldiers to end the practice
Condemned the recruitment of child soldiers; decided to continue including the protection of children in PKO mandates
Condemned use of child soldiers; requested SecGen to implement monitoring mechanism; established a working group to review reports to that mechanism;
Condemns use of child soldiers, other violations of humanitarian law against children; reaffirms SecGen monitoring mechanism; calls on all parties listed in report to halt those abuses
Deep concern that parties continue to commit violations and abuses against children; expressed readiness to adopt targeted sanctions
reiterated willingness to adopt sanctions against perpetrators of violence against children in armed conflict
Condemned violence against children in armed conflict
Condemned all IHL and HR violations against children
States are responsible for the safety of UN personnel
Strongly condemns targeting of civilians, emphasizes the responsibility of states to prosecute those who violate international humanitarian law
Will consider protecting civilians in all PKOs, sanctions
Condemns all violence against UN and humanitarian personnel
Reaffirmed General Assembly resolution 60/1 regarding the responsibilit to protect; demanded that all states comply with international humanitarian law, fully implement Council decisions
Condemned intentional attacks against journalists; demand that all parties to an armed conflict comply with international law
Demanded that all parties to armed conflict comply with humanitarian and human rights law
Condemned all violence against civilians and humanitarian personnel
Condemned all violence against journalists during armed conflicts
Condemned attacks against medical facilities and personnel; demanded that all parties to armed conflict comply with human rights and humanitarian law
Condemned starving civilians, denying humanitarian aid as methods of warfare
Authorized a political mission to monitor ceasefire between Colombia and FARC if the parties sign a peace agreement
Established a political mission to monitor ceasefire
Authorized verification mission to oversee peace agreement
Approved SecGen report about the size and mandate of the verification mission
Expanded mandate of verification mission to an additional ceasefire agreement with another rebel group
Extended mandate of verification mission
Authorizes PKO to monitor withdrawal of Yugoslav army from Croatia, demilitarization of Prevlaka peninsula
Condemns Croatia for attacks against UNPROFOR
Applies 836 authorization to protect Bosnian safe areas to Croatian safe areas
Establishes PKO; authorizes states to use 'all necessary means' to support PKO
Demands that Croatia respect security of PKO
Demands that Croatia cease military activity, respect rights of Serbs
Urges parties to implement peace agreement
Prepares for termination of UNCRO and a replacement PKO to monitor compliance with peace agreement
Establishes PKO - Eastern Slavonia; authorizes member states to protect PKO
Six month extension of military observers
Does not extend UNTAES; establishes support group of civilian police monitors (UNPSG)
Condemns use of force against civil aircraft
Urges parties to pursue confidence building measures
Proposed extension; Russian veto due to proposed mandatory financing of PKO
Welcomes confidence building measures regarding airport
Urges political settlement, withdrawal of soldiers
Replaced PKO with new Settlement Implementation Mission to monitor implentation of new agreement; imposed arms embargo; Russian veto
Encouraged all states to develop strategies for AIDS education, prevention, testing, treatment
Called on states to strengthen cooperation regarding pandemic diseases, to suspend travel and border restrictions to facilitate delivery of humanitarian assistance
Calls for ceasefire; prepares for multinational force to conduct humanitarian mission
Condemns Hutu groups in eastern DRC for ongoing violence
Authorizes preliminary observer mission to monitor ceasefire
Extends mandate of preliminary observer mission
Authorizes PKO to monitor ceasefire, withdrawal of forces
Calls for end to foreign exploitation of DRC resources; expands size and mandate of PKO; authorization to use force to protect civilians
Demands that Rwanda and Uganda cease hostilities in DR Congo and withdraw military
Pledges a range of actions to improve maintenance of international peace and security in Africa
Seven month extension; expands size and mandate: monitor implementation of ceasefire; calls on all parties to withdraw from DR Congo
Demanded that Rwanda and Uganda militarily withdraw; updated PKO 'concept of operations'
Expands mandate: disarmament, demoblization, human rights monitoring
Reiterated demands: demilitarization of Kisangani, cease illegal exploitation of DRC resources
Condemns RCD-Goma for violating ceasefire, demands military withdrawal; calls on Rwanda to influence RCD
Twelve month extension; condemns killing of civilians, ethnic discrimination, demands RCD-Goma end obstructions to MONUC; demands withdrawal of foreign forces
Condemns illegal exploitation of DRC natural resources; extends panel of experts
Increase PKO presence in Ituri; demand that all member states cease support for armed groups in Ituri; demand that all DRC groups cease hostilities and grant access to humanitarian aid; encourage DRC to establish truth commission
Authorized (temporary) Interim Emergency Multinational force in Bunia, Eastern DRC; expands PKO role in that area
Expands mandate to include disarmament of DRC factions; authorizes MONUC to use 'all necessary means' to fulfill mandate in Ituri and North and South Kivu; impose arms embargo in Ituri and North and South Kivu
Demands that states end illegal exploitation of DRC resources; extends panel of experts
Authorized multinational force to assist MONUC
Urged DRC to restructure and integrate armed forces
Established sanctions committee / group of experts to monitor sanctions, arms embargo; authorized PKO to inspect aircraft/transport vehicles and seize weapons violating embargo
Extends arms embargo in eastern DRC; extends panel of experts;
Increased size of PKO: additional forces to North and South Kivu; altered mandate of PKO; continued 'all necessary means' authorization
Six month extension; reiterates Chapter VII authority to protect civilians, disarm groups; mentions Rwandan Hutu groups; demands that states in region stop violating arms embargo, supporting armed groups
Expands arms embargo to all non-state groups in DRC; imposes financial and travel sanctions on leaders of armed groups; states are to prevent transit across borders of groups violating arms embargo; urges MONUC to focus on eastern DRC
Renewed 1493 and 1596 sanctions, group of experts
Increased size of PKO for additional electoral security
One year extension; increased size for additional electoral security
Extends 1596 travel and finanical sanctions to leaders of foreign armed groups in DRC, to leaders of DRC militias receiving outside support; demands that Rwanda, Uganda, DRC and Burundi end arms embargo violations, support for armed groups
Increased size of PKO by redeploying ONUB battalion to MONUC
Authorized deployment of EU forces during upcoming election period
Increased 1596 sanctions to include groups violating humanitarian law regarding the targeting of children in armed conflict
Six month extension; decreased mandate (since elections held) ; demands that militias in eastern DRC disarm and demobilize
Extends 1596 arms embargo, travel and financial sanctions, group of experts for 10 days
Extends 1596 arms embargo, travel and financial sanctions, group of experts for six months
Twelve month extension; demands that FDLR, Interahamwe, Nkunda militia, LRA disarm and demobilize; demanded that FDLR and Nkunda militia stop using child soldiers
Expanded scope: authorized MONUC to provide DRC with election assistance
Extended 1596 arms embargo, travel/financial sanctions against armed groups in DRC for two months
Demanded that Rwandan armed groups in DRC disarm, stop recruiting children, end gender based violence, targeting civilians; called upon DRC and Rwanda to implement Nairobi communique
Extended 1596 arms embargo for nine months; arms embargo does not apply to government; increased 1596 financial/travel sanctions for leaders of foreign/domestic armed groups that are violating arms embargo, impeding DDR, using child soldiers, committing serious humanitarian violations against women and children
Increased PKO size until Dec 31 (1856 extends this increase until Dec 31, 2009)
Twelve month extension; increased scope of mandate: authorized PKO to monitor implentation of 1807 sanctions, including cargo inspections and arms seizures; authorized PKO to disarm factions, assist in demining, investigate human rights abuses, provide military training, ensure protection of humanitarian personnel, promote national reconciliation; demanded that armed groups, particularly Nkunda forces, end use of child soldiers
Extended 1596 sanctions for 11 months; expanded criteria to include those obstructing humanitarian aid, those engaged in illicit trade of natural resources; requested PKO to share info with sanctions committee regarding use of child soldiers
Extended 1596 arms embargo, travel/financial sanctions for 12 months; condemned violations of arms embargo; demanded that all parties, in particular LRA and FDLR, ceasefire and end attacks and human rights abuses against civilians
Six month extension; increased mandate: security sector reform, investigation of human rights abuses, violations of humanitarian law; requires PKO to prioritize the protection of civilians, UN personnel, and provision of humanitarian aid; demanded that LRA and FDLR cease all violence and human rights abuses against civilians; demanded that DRC take measures to protect civilians from human rights abuses and humanitarian violations (R2P?)
Established MONUSCO to replace MONUC; authorized PKO to protect civilians, seize weapons violating 1596 arms embargo
Renewed MONUSCO; expanded mandate: electoral assistanace, human rights tasks, assist DRC in arresting those indicted by ICC
Extended 1596 sanctions for 12 months; expanded PKO mandate: additional tasks related to the eforcement of sanctions on armed groups
Extended PKO; condemned Ntaganda mutiny (M23?) and all outside support to armed groups; demanded that all armed groups end human rights abuses toward women and children
Reiterated condemnation of M23; demanded that external support for M23 cease; called on PKO to redeploy and sanctions committee to review M23 activities
Demanded that M23 and other armed groups end violence, external states end support for M23; extended 1596 sanctions for twelve months; expanded scope of sanctions to include those who attacked MONUSCO peacekeepers; expressed intent to include target M23 for sanctions
Extended PKO; authorized a PKO "intervention brigade" to neutralize armed groups and seize weapons in violation of arms embargo; reiterated condemnations of M23, demand that external support for M23 cease
Extended 1596 sanctions; condemned violence by armed groups against civilians (FARDC, FDLR, LRA); condemned violations of arms embargo and external support of armed groups
Twelve month extension of PKO and 'intervention brigade'; condemned violence against civilians; condemned violence by armed groups against civilians (FARDC, FDLR, LRA); condemned violations of arms embargo and external support of armed groups
Twelve month extension of PKO and 'intervention brigade', reduced size of PKO; condemned violence by armed groups against civilians (FARDC, FDLR, LRA); deeply concerned about human rights violations by DRC forces
Twelve month extension of PKO and 'intervention brigade'; condemned violence by armed groups against civilians (FARDC, FDLR, LRA); deeply concerned about human rights violations by DRC forces
Called on states to not intefere with its neighbors, support armed groups; demanded that all armed groups in DRC disband
Condemned attacks by groups hindering responses to ebola outbreak; demanded full access by humanitarian personnel;
Plans for upcoming political mission to organize referendum
Authorizes political mission to organize referendum; condemns violence 'from whatever quarter'
Three month extension; expands mandate of PKO
Authorizes multinational force at Indonesia's request; eventually to be replaced by PKO
Establishes PKO to act as transitional government, authorizes 'all necessary measures' to provide security in East Timor
Calls on Indonesia to disarm militias, ensure security for refugees, prevent incursions into East Timor; PKO 'should respond robustly to the militia threat in East Timor'
Twelve month extension; 'respond robustly to the militia threat'
Final extension until May 20, the date of East Timor independence
Established PKO to replace transitional authority; 'take necessary actions to fulfill its mandate'; two year mandate, includes phased withdrawals
adjusts pace of downsizing due to increased militia activity
Six month extension; reduced size and scope
Final six month extension; established commission of experts to revew East Timor human rights violations
Established a special political mission (UNOTIL) to follow UNMISET: train police, support democratic governance and human rights
Extended mandate of political mission (UNOTIL)
Established PKO to follow special political mission; authorized International Stabilization Force to cooperate with and assist UNMIT
Twelve month extension of UNMIT, ISF; reduced size of PKO
Establishes PKO to monitor peace agreement, human rights agreement
Enlarges PKO mandate; six month extension
Increases mandate to include monitoring elections
Demands ceasefire, urges peaceful settlement
Calls for both parties to implement peace agreement
Demands ceasefire, implementation of peace agreement
Condemned renewed hostilities between Ethiopia and Eritrea
Established arms embargo; condemns the continued fighting
Established PKO to verifiy ceasefire - 100 military observers
Expands size and mandate; alters arms embargo to that it does not apply to UN PKO
Expands mandate: support Boundary Commission and implementation of delimitation decision
Demanded that Eritrea allow UN flights, accept decision of Boundary Commission
one month extension; demanded that parties comply with 1640; demanded that Ethiopia accept decision of the boundary commission; demanded that Eritrea remove troops from demilitarized zone, reverse restrictions on UNMEE
Two week extension; demanded that parties comply with 1640; demanded that Ethiopia accept decision of the boundary commission; demanded that Eritrea remove troops from demilitarized zone, reverse restrictions on UNMEE
Four month extension; demanded that parties comply with 1640; demanded that Ethiopia accept decision of the boundary commission; demanded that Eritrea remove troops from demilitarized zone, reverse restrictions on UNMEE
Reiterated demand that Eritrea withdraw troops from security zone; demanded that both parties implement peace agreement; extended PKO for six months
Terminated PKO ; demanded that Eritrea and Ethiopia comply with their agreements
Condemned Eritrea for refusal to withdraw forces from the border and negotiate with Djibouti
Authorized arms embargo on Eritrea, financial/travel sanctions on individuals violating Somalia arms embargo, violating 1862 regarding Djibouti, supporting terrorist groups, or obstruct monitoring group; calls on all member states to inspect all cargo to and from Somalia and Eritrea; authorizes all member states to seize arms
Demanded that Eritrea end support for armed groups in other states; expanded sanctions: included mining sector, financial services, ban on 'disapora tax'; modified cargo inspections/seizures to include only those bound to or from Eritrea (no longer Somalia)
Sends advance team of military observers to monitor ceasefire
Establishes observer mission in Georgia to verify compliance with ceasefire
Condemns Abkhaz ceasefire violations; authorizes fact-finding mission
Three month extension; political progress necessary for another extension
Three month extension of observer mission; wants a peace agreement prior to an expanded PKO
Six month extension; demands that Abkhazia end ethnic killings, protect refugee rights
Six month extension; condemns Abkhazia for violating refugee rights; condemns all ethnic killing, land mines
Expands mandate - human rights office in Abkhazia
Six month extension; condemns Abkhazia for holding illegitimate elections, violating refugee rights, use of land mines
Six month extension; condemns ethnic killings, land mines, violation of refugee rights,
Six month extension; condemns use of land mines
Six month extension; condemns Abkhazia for expelling people from their homes; condemns armed attacks and land mines in Gali
Six month extension; condemns armed attacks and land mines
Six month extension; condemns ongoing armed attacks
Six month extension; reiterates that Abkhaz elections were 'unacceptable and illegitimate'; treatment of refugees 'unacceptable'
Six month extension; deplored violence and demanded that both sides observe ceasefire
Six month extension; deplored violations of ceasefire from both sides
Six month extension; condemn ceasefire violations by Abkhazia
Adds civilian police component to PKO; condemns ceasefire violations, abduction of PKO personnel
Six month extension; deeply regrets Abkhaz refusal to comply with 'basic principles' document
Six month extension; condemned Mar 11-12 attack on villages in upper Kadori Valley
Six month extension; strongly urges parties to refrain from violence, comply with agreements
Extended mandate for two weeks; Russian veto
Authorizes member states to use 'all necessary means' to conduct humanitarian mission; terminates on Mar 31 1997; follow on operation to succeed multinational force
Condemned militias and armed groups in the region; urged states to bring to justice perpetrators of grave violations of human rights and humanitarian law
Encourages the parties to negotiate differences
Authorizes PKO; military attachment to existing GA missions to monitor ceasefire
Calls for implementation of peace agreement, withdrawal of foreign troops; approves 'interposition forces' to provide security for ECOWAS monitoring group
Urges parties to fully implement peace agreement; establishes peacebuilding support office (not a PKO)
Altered mandate of peacebuilding office; urged military reform, amnesty
Extended mandate of peacebuilding mission
Extended political mission; 'deep concern' at lack of civlian control over military, drug trafficking
Extended political mission; 'deep concern' at drug trafficking
Imposed travel ban on members of military government, those seeking to prevent the restoration of constitutional order, and those trafficking drugs
One month extension of poiltical mission; serious concern about drug trafficking; condemns human rights abuses
Twelve month extension of political mission; condemned human rights abuses, drug trafficking; serious concern about lack fo civilian control over military
Extended political mission for six months; serious concerns about human rights violations, drug trafficking; condemned illegal fishing, exploitation of resources;
Extended political mission for three months; serious concerns about human rights violations, drug trafficking; condemned illegal fishing, exploitation of resources;
Extended political mission for twelve months; serious concerns about human rights violations, drug trafficking; condemned illegal fishing, exploitation of resources;
Extended political mission for six months
Extended political mission for six months; deplores human rights violations
Sanctions: oil embargo, arms embargo, financial
Suspends sanctions after Governors Island Agreement
Authorizes small advance team to prepare for upcoming mission
Establihses PKO - implement Governors' Island Agreement
Authorizes member states to inspect maritime shipping to enforce embargoes
Increases sanctions: comprehensive embargo; travel ban; increased financial sanctions; will continue until full implementation of Governors Island Agreement; condemns attempts to replace Aristide
Authorizes (multinational /US) force to remove military dictatorship; 'all necessary means'; expands UNMIH mandate; mission of multinational force will terminate and UNMIH take over when secure environment is established
Prepares for transition from multinational force to UNMIH
Six month extension of UNMIH; transfers responsibilities from multinational force to UNMIH
Final four month extension; reduces size of PKO; new support mission will succeed UNMIH
Authorizes new support mission to succeed UNMIH
Authorizes transition from MIPONUH to civilian support mission
Authorized Multinational Interim Force (US) for 30 days; demands that all parties cease violence, respect human rights, respect constitutinal succession
Established PKO 'stabilization force' to replace multinational interim force
Increased size of PKO during electoral period
Six month extension; decreased size after elections
Twelve month extension; condemns violence and sexual abuses against children
Twelve month extension; decreased size of PKO; condemned armed violence and sexual abuse against women and children
Twelve month extension, reduced size of PKO; gravely concerned about continued postponement of elections, gender based violence; condemned violence against children
Twelve month extension; condemned human rights abuses, violence against children
Final six month extension for stablization mission; established a follow-up PKO
Renewed PKO for final period of six months
Scheduled date of ICJ elections; no vote
Urge states to cooperate with ICTR, arrest those indicted
Added a third trial chamber, more judges
Forwarded list of nominated judges to GA
Extends term of judge to finish current cases
Amended tribunal statute regarding election of judgies
Amended tribunal statute enabling judges to complete cases before term expires
Extended judicial term to conclude existing cases
Extended judicial terms; authorized additional judges
Adopts the tribunal statute; requires all states to cooperate, arrest those indicted
establish list of candidates for ICTY judges
Condemns Serbia for not cooperating with ICTY
Extended judicial terms of office so they could conclude cases
Amended tribunal statute allowing ad litem judges to be re-elected
Amended tribunal statute to increase pool of reserve judges
Allwed SecGen to appoint appeals chamber judge
Amended tribunal statute to clarify nationality requirements for judges
Amended tribunal statute regarading the nomination of a prosecutor
Reiterated (Chapter VII) obligation of Serbia, Bosnia and Croatia to surrender all indictees to the tribunal; requested reports from tribunal every six montha about implemeting completion strategy
Established International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals
Calls on member states to implement program of action on small arms
Stressed importance of a regional approach to conflict prevention; encouraged African states to adhere to the Non-aggression and Mutual Defense Pact
Emphasized that coordinated international action is necessary to curb AIDS and its influence on conflict and post-conflict situations
Called on states to ratify genocide treaty, cooperate with ICC
Called on states to pursue gender inclusive security sector reforms
Creates a medal for UN personnel who demonstrate exceptional courage
Acknowledged that Chapter VI tools for conflict prevention have been under-utilized; encouraged peaceful settlement of disputes
Urged states to increase representation of youth in decision making at all levels
Condemned human trafficking: named ISIL, Boko Haram, Al-Shabaab
Condemned the destruction of cultural property and religious sites by terrorist groups
Calls on parties to all conflicts to end use of explosive devices in violation of IHL
Condemned the trafficking of persons by terrorist groups
Demands a 90 day ceasefire in all conflicts on its agenda for COVID/humanitarian reasons
Called on all actors to include youth in conflict resolution and peace building initatives
Urged states to pursue security sector reform that mainstream a gender perspective
Demanded that Iran suspend nuclear enrichment activities, allow IAEA inspections; imposed weapons ban
Decided that Iran should suspend its nuclear activities, provide access to IAEA; strengthened weapons ban; imposed export ban, financial sanctions, travel sanctions; established sanctions committee
Increased sanctions: stronger arms export ban, more financial sanctions, more individuals subject to travel/financial sanctions
Increased scope of weapons ban, individuals subject to travel and finacial sanctions due to noncompliance wth 1737 and 1747; called on member states to inspect cargo
Calls upon Iran to comply with its NPT, IAEA and UNSC obligations
Increased sanctions: extended arms embargo to conventional weapons, authorized states to inspect cargo and seize weapons; increased trade restictions on nuclear related industries; established panel of experts
Endorsed Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action; outlined conditions for termination of sanctions; IAEA needs to verify Iranian compliance with agreement to end sanctions; sanctions to 'snap back' if Iran does not comply with conditions over a period of ten years; annex includes 96 page 'Iran nuclear deal'
Extend 2231 sanctions (about to expire) (two votes in favor)
Sanctions on Iraq for invasion of Kuwait; establishes sanctions committee
Decides that Iraqi annexation of Kuwait is null and void
Demands that Iraq not harm third-party nationals
Requests states to enforce 661 sanctions
Directs sanctions committee to determine humanitarian consequences of sanctions
Condemns Iraqi acts against Kuwaiti diplomatic premises
authorized sanctions committee to examine requests for assistance
Requires states to enforce additional travel sanctions
Condemns Iraqi theft of Kuwaiti census data
Authorizes member states to use 'all necessary measures' to enforce 660 and subsequent resolutions
Demands: rescind annexation; cease hostile actions; return property; release POWs; identify WMDs
Establish mission to monitor demilitarized zone; establishes Boundary Demarcation Commission; requires Iraqi WMD disarmament/declarations; establishes UNSCOM (?); requires IAEA nuclear inspections; requires Iraq compensation fund; humanitarian exceptions to sanctions; requires renunciation of terrorism
Approves guidelines for implementing arms embargo
Set maximum amount for Iraqi compensation
Authorizes 'oil for food' as humanitarian exception to sanctions
Demands that Iraq comply with inspections; halt WMD programs
Authorizes realignment of demilitarized zone to be consistent with internationally recognized border
Requires states to transfer Iraqi oil funds into oil-for-food escrow account
Increases mandate; authorizes UNIKOM to enforce demilitarized zone
Approves, and will enforce, the Boundary Demarcation Commission's decisions
Authorized compensation to Iraqi citizens for property on Kuwait side of border
Demands that Iraq cooperate with UNSCOM, withdraw troops from Kuwaiti border
Oil for food guidelines / subsequently not implemented due to objections from Iraq
Approves export/import monitoring mechanism; alters state reporting requirements to UNSCOM; demands that Iraq comply with UNSCOM and new mechanism
Demands that Iraq allow UNSCOM access to all weapons facilities
Extends oil for food for six months; requests sanctions committee to thoroughly review program
Condemns Iraqi refusal to cooperate with UNSCOM
Demands that Iraq cooperate with UNSCOM; requests sanctions committee to prepare for future travel and financial sanctions
Demands that Iraq comply with UNSCOM inspections; imposes additional travel sanctions
Endorses memorandum of understanding between Iraq and SecGen; reiterates Iraqi obligations to comply
Demands that Iraq comply with UNSCOM inspections
Condemns Iraq for ending UNSCOM inspections
Replaces UNSCOM with UNMOVIC and strengthened monitoring procedures; extends and modifies oil for food; reiterates Iraqi obligation to comply with all resolutions
Extends UNMOVIC, oil for food; eased supply of humanitarian goods while strengthening controls over dual use items
Demands immediate access to all facilities; demands accurate weapons declaration within 30 days; strengthens inspections; warns of 'serious consequences'
Adjustments to oil for food program due to 'coalition of the willing' intervention
Terminates comprehensive embargo, extends oil for food; initiates financial sanctions against members of previous Iraqi regime; calls on all to comply with Geneva Conventions; imposes financial sanctions against members of previous Iraqi regime; established oil embargo, with funds going into Development Fund for Iraq; arms embargo does not apply to CPA
Final extension of UNIKOM until Oct 6; extends UNMOVIC
Establish political mission to support 1483 SecGen responsibilities (UNAMI)
Authorizes multinational force 'to take all necessary measures' to maintain security; condemns a number of terrorist bombings; calls on Provisional Authority to return governance to Iraqis as soon as possible; UN role to provide humanitarian relief, restore representative government
Established sanctions committee to implement 1483 financial sanctions
Welcomed inquiry into oil-for-food program
Endorsed formation of sovereign Iraqi government until an elected transitional government had assumed office; reiterated use of force mandate for multinational force; decided that the mandate would expire when constitutionally elected government exists; declared that it would terminate the mandate earlier if requested by Iraqi government; decided that UNAMI will assist Iraqi government on elections, drafting constitution, social services, human rights, development, census; condemns all acts of t
Condemned terrorist attacks in Iraq, particularly against diplomats
Extended mandate of multinational force until Dec 2006; declared that it would terminate the mandate earlier if requested by Iraq
Extended mandate of multinational force until Dec 2007; declared that it would terminate the mandate earlier if requested by Iraq
Terminated UNMOVIC; reaffirmed Iraq's disarmament obligations
Extended the mandate of the multinational force for six months; declared that it would terminate the mandate earlier if requested by Iraq
Twelve month extension of Development Fund for iraq
Terminated 1843 oil embargo and the Development Fund for Iraq
Terminated 687 and 707 sanctions regarding WMD
Terminated oil for food program; maintained escrow account
Terminated all remaining obligations on Iraq regarding Kuwait (property, repatriation)
Condemned military attacks, humanitarian violations and human rights abuses by terrorist group Islamic State; ISIL violates Iraqi sovereignty; extended political mission
Extended political mission (UNAMI); condemned violence, terrorist attacks by ISIL
Asked SecGen to establish investigation to hold ISIS accountable for its IHL violations in Iraq
Establishes commission to examine Israeli policies (veto)
Condemns Israel for refusing a UN mission to the region
Declares that Israeli deportations violate Geneva Conventions
Calls upon Israel to end expropriation of land in Jerusalem
Calls for ceasefire, protection of Palestinians, and negotiations
Calls upon Israel to stop settlements; declares all Israeli efforts to alter status of Jerusalem invalid; US veto
Demands that Israel stop settlements in East Jerusalem; US veto
Deplored provocation and subsequent Israeli violence
Establish a protection force for Palestinians; 8 votes in favor; 7 abstentions
Reiterated need for israel to abide by Geneva Conventions; called on Israel to end violence, settlements, checkpoints; US veto
Condemns violence, establish monitoring for implementation of the Mitchell Report; US veto; 12 in favor
Affirmed two-state solution; demanded end to violence and terror;
Reiterates 1397 demands; calls for ceasefire, withdrawal of Israeli troops from Palestinian cities, implementation of Mitchell Report
Urged Israel to allow humanitarian aid into occupied territories; authorized fact-finding mission regarding events in Jenin refugee camp
Demands that Israel cease measures around Ramallah, withdraw from Palestinian cities; reiterated demand that all parties ceasefire, end terrorism
Condemn Israel: killing of UN personnel, destruction of World Food Programme warehouse, comply with Geneva Conventions; US veto
Condemns Israeli violence, deportations; US veto
Criticizes Israeli wall as illegally violating 1949 armistice line; US veto
Called upon parties to negotiate a two-state solutino
Condemned (Israeli) killing of Sheikh Yassin, all acts of terrorism; called for end to extrajudicial killings, violations of humanitarian law, compliance with road map obligations; US veto
Called on Israel not to demolish homes, follow humanitarian law; grave concern regarding humanitarian situation of Palestinians; called for both parties to end violence, comply with road map obligations
Condemned Israeli attacks in Gaza; demanded ceasefire and withdrawal from Gaza; US veto
Called on Israel to halt military operations and disproportionate use of force, withdraw from Gaza, end detentions of Palestinian officials, restore humanitarian aid; called on Palestinian Authority to end violence, including the firing of rockets onto Israeli territory; US veto
Called on Israel to cease military operations in Gaza, withdraw from Gaza, abide by Geneva Conventions, allow humanitarian aid; called on both sides to end all violence; US vero
Declared support for ongoing negotiations
Grave concern at escalating violence, deepening humanitarian crisis; condemns all violence toward citizens and all acts of terrorism; calls for immediate ceasefire
Set a timeframe for a negotiated solution and the creation of a Palestinian state
Reaffirmed that Israeli settlements violate international law, major obstacle to two-state solution
Demand that states not establish diplomatic missions in Jerusalem
Condemned Israeli violence against citizens and obstruction of humanitarian assistance; also condemned Hamas violence and designated Hamas as a terrorist group
Condemned Israeli violence against citizens and obstruction of humanitarian assistance
Authorizes ECOWAS and French forces to 'take necessary steps' 'to ensure the protection of civilians'; condemns violations of human rights and humanitarian international law; establishes a political mission to facilitate implementation of peace agreement
Establish PKO - includes a military component to complement ECOWAS and French forces; demands end to the use of child soldiers
Renews authorization to ECOWAS, French forces for six months
Three week extension of PKO, ECOWAS forces
Establish new PKO to replace MINUCI; authorizes French forces
Imposed arms embargo, travel and financial sanctions; established sanctions committee to designate individuals; condemned Ivory Coast for air strikes, broadcasts inciting hatred and violence
Authorized UNOCI and French forces to maintain security, monitor/enforce arms embargo
Three week extension; demanded that all parties ensure upcoming elections were peaceful and fair
Seven month extension; increased size and scope of mandate to include election tasks; redeloyed forces between Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone and Liberia missions
Demanded that all parties stop incitement to hatred and violence, start dismantling militias
Imposed additional diamond ban; required states to report to sanctions committee
Increased size fo PKO: redeloyed forces from Liberia mission to Ivory Coast
Endorsed AU decision that Laurent Gbagbo remain head of state, and Konan Banny remain prime minister, for a 12 month transition period; demanded that militias disarm, end incitement, cooperate with PKO and French forces
Six month extension; authorized PKO to seize weapons violating arms embargo
Renewed 1572 and 1643 sanctions, group of experts
Six month extension for PKO, French forces; retierates condemnation of all violations of human rights, humanitarian law
Six month extension for PKO, French forces; reiterated condemnation of ongoing human rights violations, use of child soldiers
Extended 1572 and 1643 sanctions for 12 months; warned that travel/financial sanctions will apply to those who threaten the electoral process; urges states to cooperate with sanctions committee
Renewed mandate for PKO, French to use force; urged parties to agree on a time frame for upcoming elections; reiterated condemnation of human rights violations, humanitarian law violations
Renewed mandate for PKO, French to use force; reiterated condemnation of violations of human rights, humanitarian law
Extended 1572 and 1643 sanctions for 12 months; minor exemption: allowed imports for scientific research coordinated by the Kimberley process; reiterated condemnation of violations of human rights, humanitarian law
Renewed PKO, EU forces; expanded mandate in areas of monitoring armed groups, arms embargo, human rights, protection of civilians
Extended 1572 and 1643 sanctions for six months; minor exemption to arms embargo for government security forces
Authorized temporary redeployment from UNMIL to UNOCI
Authorized SecGen to redeploy troops from UNMIL to UNOCI
Condemned Laurent Gbagbo for violence after the elections; authorized financial and travel sanctions against individuals in regime; reaffirmed intention to target those publicly inciting hatred and violence
Extended 1572 and 1643 sanctions for 12 months
Extended 1572 and 1643 sanctions, with arms embargo exemptions for UN, government use
Renewed PKO, EU forces; including authorization to inspect cargo / seize weapons; reduced PKO size
Extended 1572 and 1643 sanctions for 12 months; reaffirmed PKO enforcement measures
Extended 1572 and 1643 sanctions for 12 months; condemned all violations of human rights and humanitarian law
Renewed PKO and EU forces; reduced size of PKO
Renewed PKO; complete withdrawal in 12 months; French authorization ends Jun 30 2017
Imposes arms embargo on Serbia/Kosovo; condemns violence by Serb police, terrorism by KLA
Demands ceasefire; demands that FRY withdraw mililtary from Kosovo, cooperate with EC monitors, facilitate humanitarian aid, protect refugee rights; condemns terrorist acts
Demands that both parties comply with 1160 and 1199; demands that terrorist actions cease; demands that FRY improve humanitarian situation; alters arms embargo so that it does not apply to OSCE verification mission
Asserted that NATO operation violated UN Charter, FRY sovereignty, constituted a threat to international peace and security - received only three votes in favor, 12 against
Demands FRY military withdrawal from Kosovo; establishes PKO (UNMIK) and an international security force (KFOR)
Terminates 1160 arms embargo on Serbia/Kosovo
Demand that Israel cease military action, withdraw from Lebanon, compensate Lebanon for destruction of property
Six month extension; condemned all acts of violence against PKO
Decreases size of PKO given Israeli withdrawal
Six month extension; condemned all acts of violence, violations of withdrawal line
Six month extension; reiterated call on parties to respect the withdrawal line, cooperate with PKO
Called for all remaining foreign forces (Syria) to withdraw, for disarming of all militias; declared support for free electoral process in upcoming presidential election without foreign interference
Established Independent Investigation Commission on Hariri assassination
Imposed travel/financial sanctions on Lebanese and Syrian officials named by the independent investigation commission for the Hariri assassination; decided that Syria must detain those individuals and make them available to the commission; Syria must not interfere in Lebanon's affairs
Extended commission investigating Hariri assassination; prepares for a special tribunal
Requested SecGen to negotiate with Lebanon and establish a tribunal for the Hariri assassination
Reiterated call to implement 1559; encouraged Syria to delineate common border with Lebanon, comply with arms embargo
Extended commission investigating Hariri assassination
One month extension; urged parties to respect safety of UN personnel
Called on Israel to end offensive military operations and Hizbullah to end attacks; called on israel to withdraw its military for Lebanon and UNIFIL to deploy in southern Lebanon; imposed arms embargo on non-state entities in Lebanon (no Chapter VII); expanded size and scope of PKO; authorizes 'all necessary action' to resist forceful attempts to prevent it from discharging its duties (consent from Lebanon, not a Chapter VII authorization of force); 12 month extension
Approved tribunal for Hariri assassination
Extends mandate of commission investigating Harriri assassination
Twelve month extension; condemned terrorist attacks against PKO
Extends PKO mandate; condemns all attacks on peacekeepers
Authorizes arms embargo; condemns violaton of ceasefire; condemns attacks on ECOWAS 'by one of the parties" (NPFL)
Commends ECOWAS intervention; condemns attacks on ECOWAS troops 'by one of the parties' (NPFL); demands that all parties end ceasefire violations, allow humanitarian aid
Sends military observers to monitor ceasefire
Establishes PKO - Observer mission to monitor compliance with peace agreement
Three month extension; reduces size of PKO due to resumed hostilies; condemns widespread killing of civilians and detention of UN personnel 'by the factions in Liberia' (NPFL)
Two month extension; establishes sanctions committee
Three month extension; includes four conditions for continuting the PKO
Increases mandate: good offices, human rights
Four month extension; condemns attacks on ECOMOG troops
Three month extension; condemns attacks on UN and ECOWAS personnel by 'factions'
Three month extension; condemns 'some factions' for child soldiers
Four month extension; condemns 'warring parties' for use of child soldiers 'in the strongest possible terms'
Terminated 788 arms embargo (diamond embargo remained); demanded that Liberia end support for RUF in Sierra Leone (exchanging weapons for diamonds); imposed sanctions (arms embargo, diamond ban, travel restrictions) that eventually go into effect; established panel of experts to monito
Twelve month extension of sanctions; three month extension of panel of experts
Three month extension of panel of experts
Twelve month extension of sanctions; additional timber sanctions; extend panel of experts;called on ECOWAS to cooperate with sanctions committee
Authorized multinational force (US troops and ECOWAS), with UN PKO to follow; limited ICC jurisdiction over force
Established PKO; transferred authority from ECOWAS PKO; demanded that "Liberian parties" end hostilities, use of child soldiers, human rights violations
Extends sanctions: arms embargo, travel sanctions, diamond embargo, timber embargo; establishes sanctions committee, panel of experts
imposes open ended financial sanctions on Charles Taylor and family/associates
Renews panel of experts to monitor 1532 sanctions; urges states to cooperate with panel
Increased size and mandate of PKO; deployed some to provide security for SCSL
Extends 1626 increase in size of PKO; extends mandate to include the arrest of Charles Taylor if he returns to Liberia
exemptions to 1521 arms embargo: not government forces trained by PKO; requested MONUC to monitor exempted weapons
Terminated timber embargo; renews panel of experts
Shifts PKO personnel from military component to civilian component
Terminated diamonds embargo; encourages the Kimberley Certification Process to report to the UNSC
renews and expands 1521 mandate of panel of experts
Renewed 1521 arms embargo and travel ban
Renewed 1521 sanctions; encouraged Liberia to work with the Kemberley process
Twelve month extension; decreased military component, increased police component of PKO
Extended 1521 arms embargo, travel ban for 12 months; (Taylor financial sanctions open ended)
Twelve month extension; expanded scope: authorized PKO to assist with upcoming elections; authorized SecGen to redeploy troops bewteen UNMIL and UNOCI as needed
Extended 1521 arms embargo and travel sanctions for 12 months; exemption: arms embargo no longer applies to government, PKO; states must notify sanctions committee if selling arms to government
Twelve month extension; upcoming election a benchmark for the drawdown of PKO
Extended 1521 arms embargo and travel ban for 12 months; demanded that Liberia enforce 1532 Taylor sanctions
Small reduction in size of PKO; no longer providing security for SCSL
Extended 1521 arms embargo and travel ban for 12 months; reaffirmed 1532 Taylor sanctions
Extended 1521 arms embargo and travel ban for 12 months; reaffirmed financial sanctions Taylor and associates; demanded that Liberia enforce Taylor financial sanctions
Expands scope of PKO mandate: added humanitarian relief during ebola outbreak
Nine month extension, reduced size and scope (electoral support) of PKO
Terminated 1521 and 1532 travel and financial sanctions
Twelve month extension, reduced size and scope of PKO
Criticizes Libya for lack of cooperation in investigation
Sanctions on Libya for failure to extradite terrorist suspects; establishes sanctions committee
Demands that Libya surrender two nationals for trial at the Hague
Terminated all 748 and 883 sanctions against Libya
Demanded immediate end to violence; urged Libya to respect human rights and international law, allow access for human rights monitors and aid workers; imposed arms embargo, travel/financial sanctions, authorized states to inspect cargo /seize weapons; referred Libya situation to the International Criminal Court; decides that Libya shall cooperate with ICC; prohibits states from providing armed forces into Libya
Demands immediate ceasefire and end to attacks on civilians; authorized states acting nationally or through regional organizations to take 'all necessary measures' to protect civilians under threat of attack, enforce no fly zone; increased 1970 sanctions: authorized all states acting nationally or through regional organizations to 'use all measures' commensurate to circumstances to carry out cargo inspections and seize weapons, enforcement of finanical sanctions; deplores flow of mercenaries int
Authorized exemptions to 1970 arms embargo: those to Libyan authorities for disarmament assistance; established political support mission (UNSMIL)
Terminated 1973 no fly zone, protection of civilians mandate; modififed arms embargo and financial sanctions
Called upon Libya to prevent the proliferation of weapons, ties to terrorism
Extended sanctions; modified mandate of political mission (UNSMIL); deeply concerned about ongoing violence, human rights violations, arms embargo violations
Extended sanctions; eased notification requirements for arms embargo; extended mandate of political mission; deeply concerned about ongoing violence, human rights violations, arms embargo violations
Extended political mission for twelve months; extended 1970 sanctions; condemned torture and other human rights violations, violations of arms embargo, ongoing violence
Condemns illegal export of oil from Libya; requested sanctions committee to designate non-compliant vessels; authorized member states to inspect cargo and return the crude oil, deny entry into their ports
Condemned ongoing violence by armed groups, violence toward civilians; deeply concerned about weapons proliferation to al qaeda linked terrorist groups; increased sanctions by expanding criteria for those eligible; reaffirmed authorization for states to enforce arms embargo
Extended political mission for three weeks; extended 2146 authorizations for three weeks
Extended political mission for six months; extended 1970 sanctions; extended authorization to enforce arms embargo, sales of illicit oil; condemned torture and other human rights violations by Libya, violence against civilians by armed groups; gravely concerned at activities of al qaeda linked terrorist groups, weapons proliferation in violation of the arms embargo
Condemned all terrorist acts in Libya by groups associating themselves with al Qaeda and ISIL
Extended political mission for six months; condemned violence against civilians by armed groups; condemned torture and other human rights violations by Libya; gravely concerned about groups aligning themselves with ISIS, violations of arms embargo
Condemned smuggling of migrants and human trafficking in Mediterranean Sea; authorized states and regional orgs for twelve months to inspect/seize vessels off the coast of Libya suspected of human trafficking (with the consent of vessel's flag state);
Condemned trade with ISIL or al Qaeda related groups; condemned migrant smuggling and human trafficking through Libya; deeply concerned about ams proliferation to terrorist and violent groups
Extended political mission for three months
Extended 2146 authorization for states to inspect cargo, seize illicit oil; extended 1970 sanctions
Extended arms embargo, authorization to enforce
Authorized states to destroy chemical weapons identified by OPCW
Renewed authorization for states and regional orgs for twelve months to inspect/seize vessels off the coast of Libya suspected of human trafficking (with the consent of vessel's flag state);
Renewed authorization for states to inspect vessels suspected of smuggling migrants off Libya's coast
Condemned smuggling of migrants and human trafficking in Mediterranean Sea; renewed sanctions and authorization to inspect vessels
Extended sanctions and 2146 authorization for states to enforce oil embargo
Condemns violence; demands ceasefire and compliance with IHL
Authorizes preventive deployment in Macedonia; UNPROFOR in Macedonia continues
Six month extension; vetoed by China; mission terminates three days later
Condemned extremist violence and terrorist activities in Macedonia and Serbia
Calls for implementation of 1345, framework agreement on Macedonia
Demanded end to hostilities by rebel groups in north, attacks against civilians; condemned forcible seizure of power by military; deeply concerned about terrorist threat from al Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb;
Grave concern about AQIM, crime and drug trafficking; condemned human rights abuses and humanitarian violations by rebel groups; weclomed appointment national unity government; called on rebel groups to cut ties to transnational terrorist groups; added Mali to al Qaeda sanctions list
Established PKO (AFISMA) led by AU and ECOWAS to recover territory in north under control of armed terrorist groups, protect civilians; authorized member states (France) to use force in support of AFISMA; reiterated demands for government to restore constitutional order, for rebel groups to end human rights violations, humanitarian violations, ties to terrorist groups
Condemned offensive by rebel, terrorist groups; condemned ongoing human rights and humanitarian violations by those groups, and parallel adminstrative structures violating Malian sovereignty; demands that Malian military should not impede democratic transition; established PKO (MINUSMA) to stabilize cities, reestablish state administration, arrest war criminals; authorized French forces to support MINUSMA; responsibilities from AU-led AFISMA transferred to MINUSMA
Twelve month extension, including use of force authorizations; condemned MNLA violence, taregeting of civilians, illegal establishment of parallel administration, human rights violations; condemned terrorist groups AQIM, Ansar Eddine, MUJAO
Twelve month extension; condemned ceasefire violations by all parties, activitites of terrorist organizations like AQIM, targeting of civilians, human rights abuses and humanitarian violations
Urges MINUSMA and French forces to coordinate with newly deployed regional forces (FC-G5S); serious concern about terrorist activities of al Qaeda groups and transnational crime
Authorized travel bans and financial sanctions against individuals violating the 2015 peace agreement, smuggling drugs and migrants, and violating IHL and HRL; established sanctions committee and panel of experts to review violations
Sends 25 military observers; plans for upcoming PKO
Six month extension; then terminate after elections are held
PKO continues until new government takes office; then terminates
Deplored human rights and international humanitarian law violations by Myanmar; deeply concerned about attacks against ethnic minorities, forced labor; called on Myanmar to release political prisoners, allow humanitarian aid, begin democratic transition; Russia and China veto
Established political mission (UNMIN) in Nepal: monitor ceasefire, prepare for elections
Terminated mandate of political mission at Nepals request
Criticizes US for violating Vienna Conventions (veto)
UNSC will provide security to non-nuclear states when threatened with nuclear weapons
Condemns nuclear tests by India and Pakistan; urges both to end nuclear programs, ratifiy NPT
Decided that states should not support any non-state actor attempting to develop WMD; established (1540) Committee to monitor compliance
Extends 1540 committee; requires states to report to committee about their compliance with 1540
Extended mandate of 1540 committee for three years; reiterated need for states and regional orgs to cooperate with 1540 committee
Called on NPT parties to comply with obligations; reaffirms that nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism are a threat to international peace and security; declared resolve to enforce 1540
Extended 1540 Committee for ten years; gravely concerned by threat of terrorism and risk that non-state actors may acquire WMD
Increased size of 1540 Committee group of experts
Reiterated 1540 obligations; decided that 1540 committee shall intensify monitoring efforts
Calls on North Korea to honor NPT obligations
Condemned North Korea for multiple launches of ballistic missiles; demanded that North Korea suspend ballistic missile program; imposed weapons and financial ban connected to WMD program
Demanded that DPRK not conduct any further nuclear tests, suspend ballistic missile program, retract its announcement of withdrawal from NPT, abandon nuclear programs; imposed weapons ban, arms export ban, travel/financial sanctions. luxury goods embargo; established sanctions committee; sanctions open ended, no renewals needed
Condemned May 25 nuclear test in violation of 1695 and 1718; strengthened weapons ban/ arms exports ban: increased scope of WMD prohibitions, required member states to inspect cargo to and from DRK and seize prohibited materials, established panel of experts; increased financial sanctions
Condemned Dec 12 rocket launch; increased scope of weapons bans, individuals subject to financial/travel sanctions
Condemned Feb 12 nuclear test; increased scope of sanctions: more WMD related items on weapons ban, more entities on financial sanctions/travel ban list, more items on luxury goods ban; required more enforcement and reporting to committee
Condemned Jan 6 nuclear test, Feb 7 missile launch; expanded weapons ban; expanded individual subject to travel/financial sanctions
Increased 1718 sanctions; export ban on coal, iron, iron ore, other minerals
Expanded the scope of individuals and entities subject to 1718 sanctions
Increased 1718 sanctions against additional commodities
Increased sanctions to include additional commodities
Establishes Dag Hammarskjold Medal for peacekeepers who are killed
Endorsed recommendations of working group on peacekeeping
Requests ICC to grant 12 month exemption to UN PKO contributing states not party to the Rome Statute
Reiterated that peacekeeping should be done to facilitate post-conflict peacebuildig; reaffirmed traditional principles of peacekeeping: self-defense, neutrality, consent
Welcomed recent developments regarding Chapter VIII and cooperation with regional organizations regarding peacekeeping
Stressed importance of clear and achievable mandates for policing mandates in PKOs; urged states to contribute professional police to PKOs
Requested SecGen to increase sexual exploitation training for PKOs
Reaffirms traditional PKO principles, mediation, monitoring ceasefires, assist implementation of peace accords; the prevention of conflict remains a primary responsibility of states
Reaffirms policing as an integral part of PKO and special political missions
Urged SecGen to establish capable and accountable PKO leadership
Called for integration of UN support for police and justice sectors into all PKO mandates
Grave concern about attacks on UN peacekeepers
Reaffirms importance of post-conflict peace building operations
Established Peacebuilding Commission, concurrently with GA
Permanent members of UNSC are on the organizational committee of the Peacebuilding Commission
Requests UN agencies to act on recommendations to improve effectiveness of the Peacebuilding Commission
Reaffirmed 1645 regarding Peacebuilding commission
Welcomes and takes note of SecGen report regarding peacebuilding recommendations
Calls for a comprehensive review of peacebuilding activities
Urged states to strengthen capacity of regional orgs; stressed importance of regional PKOs
Determined to enhance relationship with regional organizations, particularly the AU
Encouraged increased interaction, consultation and coordination with AU
Reiterated determination to cooperate with AU
Urges parties to maintain ceasefire, continue negotiations
Establishes observer mission for Uganda-Rwanda border - monitor any arms shipments from Uganda into Rwanda
Urges implementation of Arusha peace plan
Six week extension; must implement peace agreement
Decreases mandate given renewed hostilities: negotiate ceasefire, humanitarian assistance; reduces personnel
Increases mandate to provide more security; increases mission from 270 to 5500; authorizes arms embargo; establishes sanctions committee
Increases size of PKO; preambular clause refers to genocide
Authorizes multinational operation (France) to protect refugees, displaced persons
Establish Commission of Experts to determine violations of humanitarian international law
Increases mandate: train police, security for ICTR, good offices regarding peace agreement (Arusha Accords)
Six month extension; reduce size of PKO;
Sanctions exception: explosives used for mine clearance
Exempts Rwandan government from arms embargo
Establish Commission of Inquiry regarding supply of arms to former Rwandan government forces
Three month extension, then termination; reduces size and scope of PKO
Authorized remaining mission to protect ICTR personnel
Calls on states to cooperate with Commission of Inquiry
Reactivates Commission of Inquiry - investigate violations of arms embargo
Terminated 1011 arms embargo and 918 sanctions committee
Strongly supports Kimberley Process Certification Scheme
Requested SecGen to increase cooperation with INTERPOL regarding monitoring of sanctions
Adopted appeals practice to 'de-list' individuals on sanctions
Welcomed report of working group on improving the effectiveness of sanctions; requested sanctions committees to 'take note'
Nominated Kofi Annan for Secretary General
Sanctions: oil embargo, travel restrictions, arms embargo; Chapter VIII authority to ECOWAS to implement sanctions
Sanctions on RUF: arms embargo, travel sanctions
Terminates 1132 sanctions on Sierra Leone
Establish PKO to monitor military situation, RUF demobilization
Three month extension; condemns RUF for atrocities against civilians
Final six month extension; then larger PKO to follow to monitor expected future peace agreement
Expand mandate of PKO due to peace agreement
Establish new PKO - chapter vii authority to protect citizens
Expands size and mandate: maintain security and protect civilians
Increases size due to RUF attacks against PKO; altered sanctions so that arms embargo does not apply to PKO
Diamond embargo does not apply to those with certificate of origin from Sierra Leone govt; strengthened monitoring of diamond embargo for 18 months; established panel of experts to monitor arms embargo
One month extension; prepares for mandate change to deal with RUF offensive against UNAMSIL
Requests SecGen to negotiate with Sierra Leone to create a special court
Three month extension; urges states to consider contributing forces for a future PKO with an expanded mandate
Increases size of PKO; 'revised concept of operations' in use of force; six month extension; demands that RUF: comply with ceasefire, end human rights abuses, forced recrutment and labor
Six month extension; 'deep concern' for human rights abuses
Diamonds embargo no longer applies to those controlled by government under certificate of origin regime
Expands size and mandate to include additional election related tasks
Six month extension; welcomed new 'military concept of operations' - maintain post-election security
Six month extension; begins phased reductions; welcomes start of SCSL
Six month extension; continues phased reductions
Endorses one of SecGen options for phased reductions of PKO
Six month extension; demands that Liberia ends incursions into Sierra Leone
Extends PKO and alters mandate during phased withdrawal
Established an 'integrated office' to replace UNAMSIL on Jan 1: capacity building, human rights, elections
Decided that the SCSL held exclusive jurisdiction over Charles Taylor; exemptions to 1521 travel sanctions to enable the trial in the Netherlands
exemption to travel restrictions for those participating in SCSL; extends 'integrated office'
Established integrated peacebuilding office upon completion of UNIOSIL
Extended mandate of peacebuilding office
Deeply concerned with flow of arms into conflict areas
Calls on ECOWAS states to strengthen rules against illicit trade of small arms
Gravely concerned about proliferation of small arms; urges all states to cooperate, comply with embargoes and relevant treaties
Urged states to prevent illicit sale of small arms, implement UNSC arms embargoes
Authorize arms embargo and humanitarian assistance
Urge cooperation with humanitarian mission
Establish PKO - UNOSOM; sanctions committee to monitor arms embargo
Calls for ceasefire, cooperation with PKO and humanitarian mission
Authorizes member states to use 'all necessary means' to provide humanitarian relief (UNITAF)
Enlarges mandate and size of PKO; 'all necessary measures' for UNOSOM II
Condemns attacks on UNOSOM II personnel; authorizes the arrest of those responsible
Condemns attacks on UNOSOM II personnel; those who commit them will be held individuall responsible
Established Commission of Inquiry to investigate attacks on UNOSOM II personnel
Revised mandate; reduced troops; no longer 'all necessary means'
Four month extension; then termination; mandate now is to facililtate political reconciliation
Exceptions to arms embargo:for protection of humanitarian personnel
Preparations for a panel of experts to monitor arms embargo
Established a panel of experts to monitor, strengthen the arms embargo; required all states to participate
Sent sanctions committee mission; extended term of panel of experts monitoring violations of arms embargo
Established a Monitoring Group to strengthen compliance with the arms embargo
Renewed monitoring group; requested sanctions committee to send a mission
Renewed monitoring group; mandate now includes piracy funds used to buy weapons
Authorizes AU protection and training mission; monitor implementation of agreements, protect Somali leaders, train police; arms embargo does not apply to AU forces
Authorizes AU mission with authorization to use force; exemptions to arms embargo to be approved by sanctions committee on a case by case basis
Renewed AU mission to use force for six months
requests sanctions committee to recommend ways to improve arms embargo; extends monitoring group
Announced plans for UN PKO to take over AU mission when conditions warrant; condemns all violations of humaniatarian law in Somalia
Authorized member states, regional orgs to use force within Somali territorial waters against piracy (at request of transitional government)
Calls on states to use 'the necessary means' to repress piracy on high seas off the coast of Somalia
Increased sanctions: targeted arms embargo, financial and travel sanctions against individuals threatening security in somalia, violating arms embargo, or obstructing delivery of humanitarian assistanace; authorized member states to enforce arms embargo
Renewed authorization to use force in Somali waters agaisnt piracy
Extends authorization to use force against piracy into Somali territory (with consent of transitional government); arms embargo does not apply to regional orgs
Condemns violations of arms embargo; requested sanctions committee to recommend ways to improve arms embargo
Extended AU mission for six months; began plans to establish follow-on UN mission; recognized that 'serious crimes have been committed against civilians"
Extends AU mission for eight months; arms embargo does not apply to transitional government
Renewed for 12 months the authorization to use force against piracy
Extended AU mission; condemned Al Shabaab terrorist attacks
Extended 1844 sanctions; condemned violations of arms embargo;
Calls on states to criminalize piracy in their domestic law
Extended authorization for states and regional orgs to use force against piracy
Extended AU mission; requested AU to increase size from 8,000 to 20,000 troops
Authorized exception to 1844 sanctions: finances necessary to ensure humanitarian aid; condemned violations of arms embargo
Requested states, UN agencies, and regional orgs to assist somalia in policing land-based areas related to piracy activities
Expanded criteria for 1844 sanctions: include those using child soldiers and targeting civilians, those misappropriating resources, those engaged in commerce in al shabaab controlled ports
Extended AU mission; extended authorization for states to use force against piracy
Requested states, UN agencies, and regional orgs to share info, develop mechanisms to prosecute suspected pirates
Renewed authorization for states and regional orgs to use force in Somali waters agaisnt piracy
Authorized ANISOM to use force against Al Shabbab and other terrorist groups; increased size of AU mission; increased sanctions: added charcoal ban; required all states to report to sanctions committee
Extended arms embargoes with exemptions; those used by federal government of Somalia, UN mission (UNPOS); exemptions to Eritrea arms embargo for UN or humanitarian use approved by sanctions committee
Encouraged newly elected president to appoint inclusive government; welcomed agreements on security, human rights; condemned Al Shabaab for terrorism, human rights violations
Reiterated authorization for states and regional orgs to fight piracy
Extended AU force; required somalia to report to UNSC regarding storage and distribution of security forces' weapons; condemned all human rights violations against children, violence against civilians
Established new political mission (UNSOM)
Expanded scope of ANISOM: enforce charcoal export ban; renewed monitoring group; modified 2060 exemptions to arms embargo: UNSOM, ANISOM, certain weapons to somali government needed approval by sanctions committee; consolidated somalia and Eritrea arms embargo into one
Extended arms embargo, including suspension for the federal government
Extended political mission (UNSOM); condemned al Shabaab terrorist acts, human rights abuses, and humanitarian violations
Extended AU force; extended 1844 sanctions; condemned Eritrea for violating Somali arms embargo
Extended AU force; extended political mission eight months
Established UN Support Office in somalia (UNSOS) to support AMISON, somali military
Nine month extension of political mission
Extended mission for nine months; troop reductions
Extended sanctions on Somalia and Eritrea
Extended political mission for 12 months
Extended AU mission for 10 months; troop reduction
Extended sanctions on Somalia; lifted sanctions on Eritrea
Extended political mission for 12 months; condemned al Shabab for terrorism, human rights, IHL violations
Extended AU PKO mission for 10 months; troop reduction
Extended sanctions with arms embargo exemption for weapons going to national military
Condemns South Africa for violence against unarmed apartheid protesters, preventing humanitarian aid
Enlarge observer mission to monitor upcoming elections
Terminates arms embargo, sanctions committee
Terminates observer mission; removes South Africa from agenda
Established new PKO to monitor withdrawal agreement; authorized to take the 'actions necessary' to protect civilians in Abyei
Established new PKO; authorized 'all necessary means' to carry out protection mandate; demanded that rebel militias in South Sudan, including LRA, cease violence and human rights violations, in particular against women and children; calls upon South Sudan / SPLA to end use of child soldiers, arbitrary detention, end impunity
Increased scope of pKO: monitor the border
Demanded that Sudan and South Sudan remove military from Abyei; extended UNISFA
Six month extension; demands that Sudan and South Sudan implement agreements regardng Abyei, withdraw military to their side of the border
Extended PKO; demanded that all parties end human rights violations, rape, use of child soldiers
Six month extension; welcomed redeplyoment of Sudan, South Sudan forces
Six month extension, increased size; condemned ongoing cross border violence
Increased size of PKO due to increased fighting between South Sudan and SPLA (opposition)
Expanded scope of PKO: use force for humanitarian aid, implement peace agreement; condemned widespread and ongoing human rights and humanitarian violations
six month extension; condemned widespread and ongoing human rights and humanitarian violations
Authorized travel ban and financial sanctions on those threatening security of South Sudan
Expanded scope of PKO: assist the panel of experts, enforce 2206 sanctions
Increased forces, protection of civilians mandate
Authorized arms embargo, targeted sanctions against leaders in South Sudan
Extended travel ban and financial sanctions on those threatening security of South Sudan
Extends UNMISS mandate; demands that parties comply with peace agreements and stop violating IHL / HRL
Condemns terrorist assassination attempt at OAU summit; strongly deplores violation of Ethiopian sovereignty; calls on Sudan to extradite suspects
Travel sanctions on Sudan beginning May 10 - must extradite suspects, end support for terrorist groups
Increases travel sanctions; demands that Sudan comply with 1044 and 1054
Terminates 1054 and 1070 travel sanctions against Sudan
Established special political mission (UNAMIS) to prepare for future PKO monitoring comprehensive peace agreement ending civil war with SPLM
Imposed arms embargo on non-state entities in Darfur; condemned human rights and humanitarian violations by the janjaweed; demanded that Sudan disarm militias and arrest those committing war crimes; called on Sudan to allow humanitarian aid; endorses deployment of AU protection force
Demanded that Sudan comply with 1556, submit to AU mission regarding human rights and humanitarian violations; demanded that all groups cease violence; established International Commission of Inquiry for Darfur
Declared strong support for peace agreement between Sudan and SPLM; demanded that Sudan and (Darfur) rebel forces cease violence and humanitarian violations, allow humanitarian aid; supported AU decision to increase its PKO; called on states to cooperate with commission of inquiry
Establish PKO (UNMIS) to replace mission (UNAMIS); condemned ceasefire, human rights and humanitarian violations in Darfur; authorized PKO to use force to protect civilians
Imposed travel/financial sanctions against individuals who violated ceasefire, committed human rights violations, committed humanitarian violations, violated 1556 arms embargo; expands arms embargo to all of Darfur; established sanctions committee and panel of experts to designate individuals; sanctions are open ended, do not need to be renewed
Accepted Darfur commission report; referred the case to the ICC; urged Sudan to cooperate with ICC
Named four individuals that the 1591 sanctions would target: Sudan military leader, janjaweed leader, SPLM leader, Darfur rebel leader
Called on all parties to sign, implement peace agreement
Increased size and scope of PKO; expand into Darfur (invites consent of Sudan for this deployment): monitor ceasefire / cross border movements, maintain demilitarized zones, DDR, prepare for referendum; will take over monitoring Darfur peace agreement when AU PKO expires
Established joint AU-UN PKO in Darfur; UNMIS returns to original size (peace agreement with SPLM)
Six month extension; decreased size - no longer in Darfur
Extended joint AU-UN PKO for 12 months; demands that all parties protect civilians, including women and children from violence and sexual abuse
Extended 1591 sanctions; urged states and regional orgs to cooperate with sanctions committee
Extended UNMIS for 12 months; condemned all violence against women and children
Extended UNAMID for 12 months; demanded that all parties end violence against women and children
Extended 1591 sanctions; demanded end to all sexual violence, use of child soldiers, suicide attacks, targeting civilians
Extended 1591 sanctions, strengthened monitoring of arms embargo
Condemned cross-border violence between Sudan and South Sudan, including troop movements, support to proxies and aerial bombardments; demanded that each withdraw to its borders
Twelve month extension, reduces size; demanded that JEM not impede implementation of peace process; demanded end to violence against civilians+S4121
Thirteen month extension; condemned attacks on UNAMID, those responsible meet the criteria for designation on sanctions list; demanded end to human rights violations against children
Revised UNAMID mandate priorities given increased conflict in Darfur: protect civilians, humanitarian aid, mediation of conflict
Ten month extension, reduced size and scope: no longer monitoring border with Chad, assisting with Darfur referendum
Extended UNAMID for 12 months; reduced number of troops
Ends UNAMID; urges all parties to protect civilians and comply with peace agreement
Demanded that Syrian end violations of human rights and violence against civilians; Russia and China veto
Demanded that Syria end violence, protect its population, withdraw military from cities; cooperate with HRC commission of inquiry; Russia and China veto; this was an Arab League sponsored resolution
Condemned ongoing violence and human rights abuses by Syria and armed opposition groups; called on all parties to end violence, authorized observer mission to report on implementation of ceasefire
Establihsed PKO to monitor ceasefire; condemned human rights violations by syria and armed opposition groups
Demanded that Syria end violence, implement peace plan; renewed PKO; intention to impose sanctions if syria does not comply; russia and China veto
Six month extension; condemned detention of UN peacekeepers by armed Syrian opposition groups
Condemned use of chemical weapons; decided that Syria should comply with OPCW and 1540 obligations; authorized fact finding mission
Condemned terrorist attacks by orgs associated with al Qaeda; condemned denial of humanitarian aid, widespread human rights and humanitarian violations by Syria and armed groups
Referred Syria to ICC; Russia and China veto
Condemned denial of humanitarian aid, widespread human rights and humanitarian violations by Syria and armed groups; decided that UN humanitarian agencies are authorized to use certain routes
Demands that all parties comply with human rights, humanitarian and UNSC obligations; gravely concerned that ISIL controls Syrian territory
Condemned use of chemical weapons in Syria in violation of 2118
Condemned use of chemical weapons in Syria; reiterates that Syria, nor any party in syria, shall use chemical weapons; established investigation with OPCW regarding use of chemical weapons
Demands that all parties comply with human rights, humanitarian, terrorism and UNSC obligations
Demanded that all parties implement 2254, immediate ceasefire
Condemned terrorist attacks by ISIS and al Nusra; demanded that Syria comply with human rights, humanitarian law, UNSC obligations
Condemned terrorist attacks by ISIS and al Nusra; demanded that Syria comply with its human rights, humanitarian law and UNSC obligations; demanded that all parties ceasefire around Aleppo, allow humanitarian aid
Extended mandate of Joint Investigative Mechanism (OPCW investigation)
Renewed mandate of Joint Investigative Mechanism regarding use of chemcial weapons
Demanded that all parties ceasefire around Aleppo and allow humanitarian aid
Demanded that all parties allow humanitarian aid to Alepp
Demanded that all parties, particularly Syria, comply with human rights and humanitarian obligations, allow aid into Syria
Welcomed effort by Turkey and Russia to end violence and begin political negotiations
Authorized sanctions against Syria for use of chemical weapons
Condemned Syria for chemical weapons use
Extended mandate of OPCW investigation into chemical weapons use in Syria established by 2235; Russian veto ends the investigation
Extended mandate of OPCW investigation into chemical weapons use in Syria established by 2235; Russian veto (again) ends the investigation
Requested a separate investigation that focused on chemical weapons use by non-state actors
Demanded that Syria allow access to humanitarian aid, widespread human rights and humanitarian violations by Syria and armed groups; decided that UN humanitarian agencies are authorized to use certain routes
Six month extension; condemned use of force by Syria and armed opposition groups in the area of separation
Demanded ceasefire for 30 days to allow humanitarian aid
Condemned use of chemical weapons in Syria (no investigation)
Established an investigation of chemical weapons attack in Douma; condemned all uses of chemical weapons
Established an investigation of chemical weapons attack in Douma; directed it to include information from Syria about the activities of non-state actors
Condemned the US for aggression against Syria for US air strikes after chemical weapons use
Demands that Syria comply with IHL and HRL; demands a ceasefire
Demands that all parties comply with ceasefire, IHL, HRL
Demands that Syria comply with IHL and HRL
Demands that all parties allow humanitarian aid
Extends authorization of cross border aid; condemned IHL and HRL violations
Demands that Syria follow IHL and HRL; allow UN humanitarian aid
Authorizes 12 months of humanitarian aid through one border crossing (previously authorized aid at four places); reiterates demands in previous resolutions
Establishes PKO to monitor implementation of peace agreement
Three month extension; condemns ceasefire violations by opposition; condemns terrorist acts against civilians, CIS forces
Three month extension; condemns mistreatment of UN, CIS personnel
Six month extension; condemns opposition's ceasefire violations
Six month extension; condemns ceasefire violations, murder of PKO forces
Urges US to provide info on 1976 terrorist incident
Condemns terrorist attacks in Kenya and Tanzania
Condemns all acts of terrorism; calls on states to cooperate with each other, prevent financing of terrorism, deny safe havens to terrorists, ensure that asylum seekers are not terrorists
Requires states to prevent financing of terrorism, criminalize all acts of terrorism, deny safe havens; establishes Counter Terrorism Committee
CTC to engage in capacity building as part of global effort to combat terrorism
Humanitarian exceptions to Taliban/al Qaeda sanctions
Increases Taliban / al Qaeda sanctions committee monitoring and reporting requirements
Urges states to comply with 1373, 1390, 1455; to ratify all terrorism treaties; enforce sanctions; cooperate with CTC
Condemned Madrid terrorist bomb attack by ETA
Condemned all acts of terrorism; called upon states to cooperate, ratify treaties; requested CTC to develop a set of best practices to implement 1373 regarding the financing of terrorism; directed CTC to visit states to enhance monitoring; established a working group on sanctions
Condemned July 7 terrorist attacks in London
Directed CTC to monitor compliance with rules about domestic laws prohibiting terrorist acts, to build state capacity regarding legal practices, exchange of information
Condemned ISIS for terrorism, criminal acts, human rights and humanitarian violations, for recruitment of foreign soldiers; reaffirms obligations of states to comply with 1373, 2161; increased scope of 2161 al qaeda sanctions to include ISIS members
Condemned terrorist acts, foreign fighters joining ISIS; decides that states shall suppress recruitment of foreign fighters, prevent entry into or transit through their territories of those joining ISIS
Condemned terrorist acts of al Qaeda and ISIL; deplored links to organized crime
Condemns illicit trade with al Qaeda or ISIL as a violation of financial sanctions; condemns ISIL for kidnapping, destruction of cultural heritage in Iraq and Syria
Determined that ISIL constitutes a global and unprecedented threat to international peace and security; condemned ongoing acts of terrorism, human rights abuses and humanitarian violations, violation of Iraqi and Syrian sovereingty
Expanded 1390 al Qaeda sanctions against ISIL members
Called on states to cooperate regarding terrorist attacks on civil aviation
Condemned all terrorist acts; urged states to increase judicial cooperation
Called on states to cooperate in addressing terrorist attacks against critical infrastructure
Adopted CTC guidelines to counter terrorist narratives and amplify credible alternatives
Urged member states to cooperate with sanctions committees and fully implement sanctions by preventing terrorists from traveling, acquiring money and weapons
Urged member states to cooperate to prevent terrorists from acquiring weapons, including IEDs
Urged member states to counter threats posed by returning foreign fighters through border control measures; reiterated 2178 decision that states shall suppress recruitment of foreign fighters, prevent entry into or transit through their territories of those joining ISIS
Decides that all states ensure that domestic laws criminalize terrorist acts
Condemned flow of weapons to terrorists; directs CTC to work with other agencies on connections between organized crime and terrorism
Condemned ISIS for terrorist acts and IHL violations; extends mandate of special advisor to gather evidence of war crimes
Urges states to implement measures regarding prosecution, rehabilitation and reintegration of foreign terrorist fighters
Terminates trusteeship for Marshall islands, Micronesia, Northern Mariana islands
Crimea referendum has no legal validity; Russia veto
Condemned the downing of a commercial flight in Ukraine; supported an investigation and demanded that armed groups not compromise the integrity of the crash site, allow access to investigators
Called on parties to implement Minsk agreement: ceasefire, withdrawal of foreign military fighters, ensure humanitarian aid, negotiate
Demanded that all states refrain from violence against civilian aircraft; establishes tribunal for downed airplanes; Russia veto
'Deep concern' about unfair election, violence against protesters, and refugees
Urges peaceful settlement; concerned about threats to use force against Venezuela
Initiates PKO to oversee referendum for self-determination within Morocco
Urge parties to implement settlement plan
Urges parties to implement settlement plan and referendum
Three month extension; increases number of observers
Six month extension; reduces size of PKO; suspends work of Identification Commission due to lack of cooperation
Seven month extension; increases size of PKO to resume Identification Commission
Urged member states to increase representation of women at all levels of decision making
Stressed that sexual violence harms international peace and security; intend to take targeted measures against parties responsible for sexual violence
Requested SecGen to appoint SR on sexual violence in armed conflict
Requested SecGen to develop strategy to increase women in UN staff
Requests SecGen to establish monitoring and reporting arrangements on sexual violence in armed conflict; expressed intention to use SecGen reports on groups committing sexual violence in armed conflict as a basis for targeted sanctions
Reiterated demands that all parties end sexual violence in conflicts;
Reaffirmed that parties to armed conflict are responsible for the protection of civilians; that human rights violations toward women fuel conflict
Reiterated calls to increase representation of women in all decision making levels
Urges states to implement the women, peace, and security agenda
Urges states to implement resolutions on this thematic agenda (10 abstentions)
Calls for ceasefire; establishes fact-finding mission
Calls for ceasefire, strongly deplores civilian casualties
Condemned all terrorist attacks in Yemen; serious concern about Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula; condemned human rights abuses by Yemen; demanded that all armed groups refrain from violence and recruitment of children
Condemned all terrorist attacks in Yemen, attempts to undermine political transition
Imposed financial sanctions, travel ban on those engaging in or providing support for acts that threaten the security of Yemen, including human rights violations, humanitarian violations, or terrorist acts intended to undermine political transition
Deplored Houthis for violent takeover of Yemeni government; demanded that the Houthis withdraw forces, release Yemeni leaders; demanded that all parties ceasefire; condemned ongoing attacks by AQIM
Demands that Houthis comply with 2201; condemned ongoing terrorist acts by AQIM; increased sanctions: more individuals listed, adds targeted arms embargo against individuals listed; authorizes states to enforce arms embargo
Criticized Iran for violating the arms embargo
Authorized SecGen to establish a group to monitor ceasefire, troop withdrawal agreement
Increases size and mandate of PKO - more to deliver, protect humanitarian aid
Recommends to GA that Serbia apply for membership; cannot continue membership of FRY
Decides that Serbia does not automatically get FRY seat on ECOSOC
Confirms that 724 sanctions committee can determine humaniarian exceptions
Six month extension; increases size of PKO; authorizes NATO to use force ('all necessary measures') in Croatia to defend UNPROFOR
Six month extension; adds mine clearance to the mission
Demands that Bosnian Serbs allow humanitarian aid, close detention camps; demands that Croatia respect rights of local Serbs
Terminated arms embargo against Croatia, Bosnia, FRY
Suspended sanctions against FRY (sanctions against Bosnian Serbs remain)
Authorized arms embargo, financial sanctions over post-election political killings; Russia and China veto