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Abstract: This letter transmitted the report of the 1533 Sanctions Committee, containing an account of the activities of the Committee from 1 January to 31 December 2012.
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Abstract: This letter transmitted the thirteenth report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team established pursuant to resolution 1526 (2004).
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Abstract: This letter transmitted the report of the 1970 Sanctions Committee covering the Committee's activities during the period from 1 January to 31 December 2012.
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Abstract: This letter concerned the appointment of Jose Ramos-Horta as Special Representative and head of UNIOGBIS.
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Abstract: This letter transmitted the report of the 1718 Sanctions Committee covering the Committee's activities during the period from 1 January to 31 December 2012.
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Abstract: This letter transmitted a report on the activities of the Ad Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Africa from January to December 2012.
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Abstract: The 1533 DRC Sanctions Committee added two individuals—Eric Badege and Jean-Marie Runiga—and two entities—M23 and the Forces Democratique de Liberation du Rwanda—to the sanctions list.
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Abstract: This letter transmitted the annual report of the Guinea-Bissau Sanctions Committee’s activities from 18 May to 31 December 2012.
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Abstract: This letter was from the Secretary-General on the appointment of the DRC Group of Experts.
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Abstract: This was the Secretary-General’s letter on the use of modern technologies.
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Abstract: The Council demanded the Seleka rebel alliance cease hostilities, called on all parties to seek a peaceful solution and supported efforts undertaken by the Economic Community of the Central African States to solve the crisis.
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Abstract: This was the report of the Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, Heiner Bielefeldt, on his mission to Cyprus.
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Abstract: In this letter, the Council informed the Secretary-General of his wish that the rule of law report be submitted to it as close to the due date as possible (19 January 2013).
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Abstract: This was the Secretary-General's report on BINUCA.
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Abstract: The Sanctions Committee drew attention to two recommendations of the annual report of the group of experts.
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Abstract: The Council issued a press statement deploring the shooting down of a UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) helicopter by the the Sudan People’s Liberation Army earlier that day.
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Abstract: This was a Sanctions Committee press release announcing the listing of two additional entities.
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Abstract: This was an open debate on post-conflict peacebuilding in which the Secretary-General and Bangladesh, as chair of the PBC, briefed.
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Abstract: Foreign Minister Tieman Hubert Coulibaly of Mali and representatives of Cote d'Ivoire and the AU addressed the Council following the authorisation of AFISMA in resolution 2085.
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Abstract: This presidential statement was on post-conflict peacebuilding and emphasised the importance of inclusivity in national peacebuilding processes.
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Abstract: This resolution authorised the deployment of AFISMA for an initial period of one year.
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Abstract: The statement noted the remarkable achievements made since independence in 2002 and came as UNMIT prepared to conclude its mandate in the country on 31 December 2012.
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Abstract: This presidential statement was on the LRA and requested an implementation plan for the UN Regional Strategy by 28 February 2013..
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Abstract: A debate on Afghanistan following a briefing by Special Representative and UNAMA head Jan Kubis.
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Abstract: In this letter, the Secretary-General requested an extension to 31 October 2013 to issue the rule of law report originally due by 19 January 2013.
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Abstract: Renewed UNDOF for six months and requested reporting every 90 days (previously it had been every six months) and strengthened language regarding the security of UN personnel.
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Abstract: This statement was on the attacks conducted by armed groups over the last few days in the country’s north-east.
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Abstract: This was the regular monthly briefing on the Middle East by Under-Secretary-General Feltman.
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Abstract: This letter from the president of the Security Council concerned the appointment of Maohamed Ibn Chambas as the new AU-UN Joint Special Representative and Joint Chief Mediator ad interim.
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Abstract: Special Representative and head of UNOCA, Abou Moussa, briefed on his office's activities and on LRA-affected areas.
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Abstract: This resolution extended the terms of 13 permanent judges of the ICTY until 31 December 2013 and the terms of eight ad litem judges for different periods of time.
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Abstract: This resolution renewed the mandate of the Al-Qaida sanctions committee (1267/1989) Ombudsperson for 30 months.
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Abstract: This resolution modified the Taliban (1988) sanctions regime, allowing for a number of exemptions to make it easier for listed individuals to travel in order to participate in meetings in support of peace and reconciliation. It also renewed the Committee's Monitoring Team.
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Abstract: This presidential note stated that Council members supported a process of selection of chairpersons of subsidiary organs, with the participation of all members, in a “balanced, transparent, efficient and inclusive way.”
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Abstract: This was a letter from the Permanent Representative of Portugal to the Secretary-General containing a briefing he delivered to the Council on 14 December 2012 in his capacity as outgoing chair of the Informal Working Group on Documentation and Other Procedural Questions.
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Abstract: This was a report on Iraq/Kuwait missing persons and property.
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Abstract: This letter from the Secretary-General concerned the appointment of Maohamed Ibn Chambas as the new AU-UN Joint Special Representative and Joint Chief Mediator ad interim.
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Abstract: This report was on UNOCA and LRA-affected areas.
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Abstract: This was a briefing by the outgoing chair of the 1737 Sanctions Committee, Ambassador Nestor Osorio (Colombia).
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Abstract: This was a briefing on the ICC's work in Sudan.
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Abstract: This was a resolution on the safety and security of humanitarian personnel and protection of UN personnel.
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Abstract: This letter from the Secretary-General set out funding options for AFISMA.
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Abstract: Expressed serious concern over the lack of progress in the restoration of constitutional order in Guinea-Bissau. The statement noted that stabilisation can only be achieved through genuine dialogue and effective civilian oversight of the military and condemned the armed attacks of 21 October expressing deep concern over the reports of killings and serious human rights violations in the aftermath of those attacks.
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Abstract: This resolution renewed for a year both the sanctions regime on Liberia and the mandate of the Panel of Experts.
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Abstract: This resolution extended the terms of five permanent judges of the ICTR until 31 December 2014.
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Abstract: This was a briefing by the Under-Secretaries-General for Peacekeeping and Field Support on inter-mission cooperation.
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Abstract: This presidential note contained language aimed at enhancing interaction with member states, such as suggesting that Council members alternate their interventions with non-Council members during open debates. The note also encouraged the inclusion of more substantive information in the Council's annual report.
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Abstract: This press statement condemned the arrest of the interim prime minister and the dismissal of the government of Mali and urged the interim president to swiftly reappoint a national unity government.
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Abstract: At the initiative of Morocco, the Council held a high-level meeting on the Sahel presided by Foreign Minister Saad-Eddine Al Othmani. The Secretary-General and the Special Envoy for the Sahel, Romano Prodi, as well as representatives from several regional organisations made statements.
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Abstract: The Council expressed serious concern over the insecurity and the significant ongoing humanitarian crisis in the Sahel region, “which is further complicated by the presence of armed groups, including separatist movements, terrorist and criminal networks, and their increased activities, as well as the continued proliferation of weapons from within and outside the region that threaten peace, security, and stability.”
