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Government is thus unable to guarantee protection of their human rights.

and poverty; and the human rights of migrants.

few days — the ongoing acts of violence, the shelling and firing and counter-shelling and counter-firing that have felled many innocent civilians in the Syrian Government’s clear resort to an escalation of the so-called security option, in complete contradiction of the commitments it took on in the Arab plan of action as well as in the protocol signed by the Syrian Arab Republic and the League of Arab States on 19 December 2011, on the mandate of the League’s observer mission in Syria.

mandated tasks are complex requires the Deputy Force Commander not only to undertake a more independent role in managing the deployment and day-to-day operations but also to shoulder greater responsibility in the absence of the Force Commander who chairs the ceasefire mechanisms to address all disputes involving SAF and SPLA, and security operations aimed at protecting civilians.

had an impact on the procurement process, contract management, property control and related accountability; and that UNSOA operates in unique circumstances, under which AMISOM military personnel have operated, maintained and accounted for United Nations-owned assets while security conditions have precluded the United Nations staff presence in Mogadishu (see A/64/754, paras. 55-58).

social and political realities on stability and security, the increasing development of Haitian State capabilities, including the ongoing strengthening of the Haitian National Police, and the increasing exercise by the national authorities of their responsibility for the maintenance of stability and security.

as well as Georgia’s implementation of its commitments to withdraw its troops and military equipment to their cantonments.

groups that emerged after the paramilitary demobilization.

was undertaken with the assistance of the United Nations Logistics Base ($86,400); as well as loss on exchange ($79,600) experienced in the performance period (ibid., para. 31).

of weapons, repatriated refugees, the appearance of new terrorist groups, the illicit transfer of arms and rising crime, as mentioned in the report of the assessment mission on the impact of the Libyan crisis on the Sahel region (S/2012/42).

and MINUSTAH will carry out an assessment of the strength, composition, resources and requirements of the Mission.

or evacuation of all staff members from a state, a region or the entire country.

African countries, and more consistency and determination are needed in addressing those potential and actual risks and threats.

account of violations and perpetrators; hence the total figures provided on each violation were not representative of the scale and scope of violations committed against Somali children.

his latest report on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 (S/2007/382), to stress that the ongoing instability within Lebanon is limiting progress and posing “a direct challenge to the stability of the country as a whole”, while reiterating his hope that a long-term solution can be found in the region.

reporting period and more than 10,000 in Dar Sila and Assoungha have requested the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) for return assistance.

itself subjected as a direct result of the occupation of Palestinian territory by Israel, the blockade on the provision of humanitarian assistance, food, medicine, fuel and construction materials, the widespread destruction of public and private infrastructure in Palestine and the ongoing military aggression that continues to raise the toll of thousands of dead and wounded Palestinian civilians, including innocent women and children.

call for the continuation of the embargo on Ivorian diamonds, as established pursuant to resolution 1643 (2005), in particular given the absence of a fully functioning administrative structure or State authority to oversee mining activities in the northern part of the country.

adherence by all parties to the Ouagadougou political Agreement and that its implementation is monitored.

both Pristina and Belgrade, together with all international stakeholders, as deserving praise for this.

crosscheck through a consumption verification audit; and further refinement of the project’s strategy.

in recent years: 8 of the 11 provinces have now emerged from conflict and have made clear progress, considering the enormous challenges that faced them.