| Resolution
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Language
Extract |
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| S/RES/1836/2008 |
Welcoming UNMIL’s
continuing efforts to promote and protect, in cooperation
with the Government of Liberia, the rights of civilians,
in particular children and women, calling on Liberian
authorities to continue to cooperate with the United Nations
country team and civil society in order to achieve
further progress in these areas and in particular to combat
violence against children and women, including genderbased violence,
sexual exploitation and abuse, and recalling its resolutions
1674 (2006) and 1612 (2005), as well as resolutions 1325
(2000) and 1820 (2008) on women, peace and security. |
Rule
of Law & Human Rights: Institutions & Mechanism
Civil
Society
Sexual
and Gender Based Violence
Sexual
Exploitation & Abuse by UN Personnel
General
References to Resolution 1325 |
| S/RES/1819/2008 |
No specific language
on women and gender issues |
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S/RES/1792/2007
19 December 2007 |
No specific language
on women and gender issues |
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S/RES/1777/2007
20 September 2007
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Welcoming the progress achieved on the broad
benchmarks laid out in the Secretary-General’s report
of 12 September 2006, welcoming UNMIL’s continuing
efforts to promote and protect the rights of women
and calling on Liberian authorities to continue to cooperate
with the United Nations country team and civil society,
in order to achieve further progress in these areas
and in particular to combat gender-based violence, sexual exploitation
and abuse,
|
Rule
of Law & Human Rights: Institutions & Mechanism
Civil
Society
Sexual and Gender
Based Violence |
| S/RES/1760/2007 |
No specific language
on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1753/2007 |
No specific language
on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1750/2007
30 Mar 2007
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Welcoming
UNMIL’s policy to promote and protect the rights of women
and calling on Liberian authorities to continue their efforts
to enhance cooperation with the United Nations
country team and civil society, in order to aid
in efforts to combat sexual exploitation and abuse, |
Sexual
and Gender Based Violence
Rule
of Law & Human Rights: Institutions & Mechanism
Civil
Society |
| |
No specific language
on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1712/2006
29 Sep 2006
|
6.
Welcomes the efforts undertaken by UNMIL to implement
the Secretary- General’s zero tolerance policy on sexual
exploitation and abuse and to ensure full compliance of its personnel
with the United Nations code of conduct, and requests
the Secretary-General to take all necessary
action in this regard and to keep the Security
Council informed, and urges troop contributing
countries to take appropriate preventive action, including the
conduct of predeployment awareness training, and to take disciplinary
and other action to ensure that allegations of sexual exploitation
or abuse against their personnel are properly investigated and,
if substantiated, punished; |
Sexual
Exploitation & Abuse by UN Personnel
Training
of UN Personnel
Reporting
by the UN Secretary-General |
| S/RES/1694/2006 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1689/2006 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1683/2006 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1667/2006 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1647/2005 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1638/2005 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
S/RES/1626/2005
19 Sep 2005 |
12.
Welcomes the efforts undertaken by UNMIL to implement
the Secretary- General’s zero tolerance policy on sexual
exploitation and abuse and to ensure full compliance of its personnel
with the United Nations code of conduct, and requests
the Secretary-General to take all necessary
action in this regard and to keep the Security
Council informed, and urges troop-contributing
countries to take appropriate preventive action, including the
conduct of predeployment awareness training, and to take disciplinary
action and other action to ensure that allegations of sexual exploitation
or abuse against their personnel are properly investigated and,
if substantiated, punished; |
Sexual
Exploitation & Abuse by UN Personnel
Training
of UN Personnel |
| S/RES/1607/2005 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1579/2004 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1561/2004 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1549/2004 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1532/2004 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1521/2003 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
S/RES/1509/2003
19 Sep 2003
This resolution established the UNMIL mission
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Deploring
all violations of human rights, particularly atrocities
against civilian populations, including widespread sexual
violence against women and children,
3. Decides that UNMIL will have the following
mandate:
(f) to develop, as soon as possible, preferably within 30 days
of the adoption of this resolution, in cooperation with the JMC,
relevant international financial institutions, international development
organizations, and donor nations, an action plan for the
overall implementation of a disarmament, demobilization, reintegration,
and repatriation (DDRR) programme for all armed parties;
with particular attention to the special needs of child
combatants and women; and addressing the inclusion of
non-Liberian combatants;
(l) to contribute towards international efforts to protect
and promote human rights in Liberia, with particular attention
to vulnerable groups including refugees, returning refugees and
internally displaced persons, women,
children, and demobilized child soldiers, within UNMIL’s
capabilities and under acceptable security conditions, in close
cooperation with other United Nations agencies, related organizations,
governmental organizations, and non-governmental organizations;
11. Reaffirms the importance of a gender perspective in
peacekeeping operations and post-conflict peace-building in accordance
with resolution 1325 (2000), recalls the need to address violence
against women and girls as a tool of warfare, and encourages
UNMIL as well as the Liberian parties to actively address
these issues; |
Sexual
and Gender Based Violence
Violations
of Human Rights
DDR
Peacekeeping
Operations
General Refs
Conflict Prevention & Peacebuilding |
| S/RES/1497/2003 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
S/RES/1478/2003
6 May 2003
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Encouraging
civil society initiatives in the region, including
those of the Mano River Union Women's Peace network,
to continue their contribution towards regional peace.
|
Conflict
Prevention & Peacebuilding
Civil
Society
|
| S/RES/1458/2003 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
S/RES/1408/2002
6 May 2002
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Encouraging
civil society initiatives in the region, including
those of the Mano River Union Women's Peace network,
to continue their contribution towards regional peace |
Conflict
Prevention & Peacebuilding
Civil
Society
|
| S/RES/1395/2002 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
|
| S/RES/1343/2001 |
No
specific language on women and gender issues |
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