UN Mission to Congo

According to the resolution of the UN Security Council #1291(2000) the deployment of UN Mission to Congo was started. The total strength of military personnel will be 5537 including up to 500 UN military observers as well as civilian personnel.

• to monitor the implementation of cease-fire agreement and investigation of cease-fire violations;
• to set and maintain constant liaison with HQs of Armed Forces of Warring Parties, involved in the conflict;
• to collect and check the military information about troops of Parties, observance of cease-fire agreement by Parties;
• to conduct disarmament, demobilization of all armed groups;
• to free prisoners-of-war and detained persons during combat operations,
• to provide humanitarian help and to monitor human rights;
• to conduct demining activity.

UN Mission to Congo

According to the resolution of the UN Security Council #1291(2000) the deployment of UN Mission to Congo was started. The total strength of military personnel will be 5537 including up to 500 UN military observers as well as civilian personnel.

• to monitor the implementation of cease-fire agreement and investigation of cease-fire violations;
• to set and maintain constant liaison with HQs of Armed Forces of Warring Parties, involved in the conflict;
• to collect and check the military information about troops of Parties, observance of cease-fire agreement by Parties;
• to conduct disarmament, demobilization of all armed groups;
• to free prisoners-of-war and detained persons during combat operations,
• to provide humanitarian help and to monitor human rights;
• to conduct demining activity.

Reference:

• The Decree of the President of Ukraine # 806/2000 dated 20.06.2000
• The Law of Ukraine #1832-111 dated 22.06.2000;
• The Decree of Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine #1596 dated 26.10.2000

UN Mission to Congo

According to the resolution of the UN Security Council #1291(2000) the deployment of UN Mission to Congo was started. The total strength of military personnel will be 5537 including up to 500 UN military observers as well as civilian personnel.

• to monitor the implementation of cease-fire agreement and investigation of cease-fire violations;
• to set and maintain constant liaison with HQs of Armed Forces of Warring Parties, involved in the conflict;
• to collect and check the military information about troops of Parties, observance of cease-fire agreement by Parties;
• to conduct disarmament, demobilization of all armed groups;
• to free prisoners-of-war and detained persons during combat operations,
• to provide humanitarian help and to monitor human rights;
• to conduct demining activity.