UN Sanctions Reform - The Watson Institute for International Studies
UN Sanctions Reform - The Watson Institute for International Studies
UN Sanctions Reform - The Watson Institute for International Studies
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<strong>UN</strong>ITED<br />
NATIONS<br />
S<br />
Security Council<br />
Distr.<br />
GENERAL S/RES/1482 (2002)<br />
XX Jan. 2006<br />
ORIGINAL:<br />
ENGLISH<br />
RESOLUTION 1713 (2006)<br />
Adopted by the Security Council at its XXXth meeting,<br />
on XX Jan. 2006<br />
<strong>The</strong> Security Council<br />
Recalling its earlier resolutions exhorting the Revolutionary Brotherhood of Liberation<br />
(RBL) to seek a negotiated solution to the conflict in Arcadia (1999), and creating the<br />
United Nations Mission in Arcadia (<strong>UN</strong>MIA) to oversee the implementation of the<br />
Seekonk Ceasefire Accords (2002),<br />
Expressing serious concern that the combatants have taken measures to breach the arms<br />
embargo on the territory of Arcadia imposed by the Council with resolution 1648 (2004),<br />
as noted in reports by the Panel of Experts created pursuant to that resolution,<br />
Condemning the ongoing violence in Arcadia, especially the killing of civilians,<br />
Strongly condemning the recent increase in fatalities resulting from violence in Arcadia,<br />
including the targeting of <strong>UN</strong>MIA personnel,<br />
Deploring the violation of the Seekonk Ceasefire Accords by the RBL and the<br />
abandonment of a peaceful means of resolving the conflict by the Government of<br />
Arcadia,<br />
Underscoring that both parties to the conflict are jointly responsible <strong>for</strong> the refugee and<br />
humanitarian crisis in the region affecting neighboring states,<br />
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