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2,020 | September | 8 | S/2020/890 | Situation in South Sudan | The number of children affected by grave violations increased, from 32 in the
previous reporting period to 55 (46 boys and 9 girls). The increase was attributed
mainly to late verification of the number of children affected by recruitment and use
during incidents that had occurred in 2018 and 2019. | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3880153/files/S_2020_890-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | September | 8 | S/2020/890 | Situation in South Sudan | The police strength stood at 1,824 of an authorized 2,101 officers, comprising
611 individual police officers (184 women, or 31 per cent), 1,143 personnel in formed
police units (216 women, or 18 per cent) and 70 corrections officers (16 women, or
22 per cent). | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3880153/files/S_2020_890-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | protection | protection |
2,020 | September | 8 | S/2020/890 | Situation in South Sudan | UNMISS continued to advocate the adherence to the minimum quota for women
across governance institutions, as part of the Mission’s strategy on gender and women
and peace and security. Taking advantage of the gubernatorial appointment process,
the Mission actively engaged with women peacebuilders in support of ef... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3880153/files/S_2020_890-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | participation | participation |
2,020 | September | 8 | S/2020/890 | Situation in South Sudan | UNMISS continued to maintain contact with community-based complaint
mechanism gatekeepers and the Conduct and Discipline Focal Points in field locations
and ensured the provision of outreach materials. Online engagement with heads of
field offices, field staff unions and national staff associations was organized... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3880153/files/S_2020_890-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | September | 8 | S/2020/890 | Situation in South Sudan | UNMISS continued to protect civilians both outside and inside protection of
civilians sites. The primary threats comprised killings, abductions, sexual violence
and the looting of civilian property, among other violations. Those violations were
perpetrated predominantly during intercommunal clashes between armed... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3880153/files/S_2020_890-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | September | 8 | S/2020/890 | Situation in South Sudan | UNMISS continued to provide State-level task forces with technical assistance
and advisory services to address the concerns of women at high risk of exposure to
COVID-19. In response to an increase in the number of cases of sexual and gender-
based violence, UNMISS collaborated with the Gender-Based Violence Sub-... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3880153/files/S_2020_890-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | September | 8 | S/2020/890 | Situation in South Sudan | UNMISS documented a total of 264 incidents, including arbitrary killings,
abductions, conflict-related sexual violence, arbitrary arrests and detention (including
proxy detention), torture and ill-treatment, forced military recruitment and the looting
and destruction of civilian property. The incidents resulted ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3880153/files/S_2020_890-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | September | 8 | S/2020/890 | Situation in South Sudan | UNMISS documented eight additional incidents of conflict-related sexual
violence that had occurred prior to the reporting period, involving eight survivors,
including three girls. The incidents were attributed to the South Sudan People’s
Defence Forces (5), the National Security Service (1) and community-based m... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3880153/files/S_2020_890-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | September | 8 | S/2020/890 | Situation in South Sudan | While I welcome the progress made by the parties towards the allocation of
States and the appointment of nine governors, the impasse regarding the
reconstitution of the transitional national assembly, the appointment of the Upper Nile
State governor and the formation of the remaining State government institution... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3880153/files/S_2020_890-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | participation | participation |
2,020 | September | 8 | S/2020/890 | Situation in South Sudan | Within the protection of civilians framework, and in support of the implementation
of the peace process at the grass-roots level, UNMISS conducted six workshops,
community dialogues and peace campaigns. The Mission focused on capacity-building
activities for traditional authorities, women and young people and di... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3880153/files/S_2020_890-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | management | management & gender parity |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | As a result of COVID-19 containment measures imposed in mid-March, the
Mission modified its support for the pilot drop-in centre for street children and their
families in Kosovo in order to enable the conduct of online classrooms and the
provision of psychosocial support and counselling. In addition, food and h... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | management | management & gender parity |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | As part of the COVID-19 response initiatives, the UNMIK-produced
documentary “Not Your Property” was screened on a local television channel on
2 July, followed by a high-level discussion on the impact of COVID-19 on women,
which reached more than 171,000 views on social media. In addition, 54 women and
6 men ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | management | management & gender parity |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | During the reporting period, the Kosovo government commission responsible
for the verification and recognition of the status of survivors of conflict -related sexual
violence received 63 applications, bringing the total number of applications received
since its establishment, in February 2018, to 1,303. To date... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | During the reporting period, the Office of the United Nations High
Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) recorded 189 voluntary returns by members
of non-majority communities who had been displaced within and outside Kosovo.
The returnees included 102 women and 87 men (116 Kosovo Serbs, 22 Kosovo Roma,
36 Kosovo ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | other | ssr, ddr, hr and others |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | I call upon the leadership in Belgrade and Pristina to demonstrate flexibility and
creativity to overcome differences. I urge political leaders to ensure an inclusive
approach through greater participation of key stakeholders, in particular women and
young people, in the consultation and decision-making process... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | participation | participation |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | Kosovo continued to prosecute individuals suspected of participation in foreign
wars and terrorism. In June and July, the Special Department of the Basic Court of
Pristina issued guilty verdicts in the cases against seven women, part of a group of
individuals repatriated from the Syrian Arab Republic to Kosovo ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | protection | protection |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | On 29 June, the mayor of Zubin Potok and the chief executive officer of the
municipality of North Mitrovica inaugurated the first regional shelter for survivors of
domestic and gender-based violence in northern Kosovo. The construction of the
shelter was funded by UNMIK. On 2 July, the mayor of Gjakovë/Đakovica... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | The increase in reported cases of domestic violence since the onset of the
COVID-19 pandemic is disturbing. I encourage Kosovo institutions to strengthen
their efforts to enforce legal and other protections and address the inequalities
experienced by women. The government should continue efforts to assist survi... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | The new government depends on a one-vote majority in the Assembly and is
comprised of a mixture of smaller Kosovo Albanian-led parties, including the
Alliance for the Future of Kosovo and the Socialist Democratic Initiative for Kosovo,
along with the Kosovo Serb party Serbian List and parties representing other... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | participation | participation |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic marked the beginning of a steady increase
in cases of domestic and gender-based violence. From January to June 2020, Kosovo
police reported 1,012 cases of domestic violence, compared with 785 during the same
period in 2019, a 29 per cent increase. During the reporting period, ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | The UNMIK-supported Legal Aid Centre of the Kosovo Law Institute provided
free legal aid to 611 individuals (207 women and 404 men) on issues related to
property rights, labour and pensioner rights, and domestic violence. During May, as
part of an UNMIK-funded project, the local NGO, Initiative for Justice and ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | UNMIK continued to closely monitor the evolving human rights implications of
COVID-19 and measures to contain it, especially with regard to the disproportionate
impact on non-majority communities and persons in vulnerable situations, such as
women and girls, older persons, persons deprived of liberty and person... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | UNMIK, in close coordination with the United Nations Kosovo team, has
directed available resources towards supporting public health institutions and the
population of Kosovo, directing such support, in particular, to help to meet the urgent
needs among the most vulnerable populations. The Mission adapted much o... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | management | management & gender parity |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | While the majority of school-aged children were able to complete the academic
year through distance learning implemented by the Kosovo Ministry of Education,
the lack of access to information technology equipment and Internet connectivity
exacerbated pre-existing inequalities and affected the rights of some to ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | On 3 August, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) launched a
needs assessment and monitoring project with its local partners in the
Gjakovë/Đakovica municipality to improve the access of Kosovo Roma, Kosovo
Ashkali and Kosovo Egyptian communities to information on COVID-19 preventive
measures and... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | management | management & gender parity |
2,020 | October | 1 | S/2020/964 | United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo | On 7 August, UNMIK presented its work on inter-ethnic youth cooperation at
an event organized by the United Nations Kosovo team and the Young Men’s
Christian Association Kosovo within the framework of the UN75 campaign. In the
wake of the adoption of Security Council resolution 2535 (2020) on youth, peace and
... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3886088/files/S_2020_964-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | management | management & gender parity |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic |
armed groups and civil society criticized the committee’s composition owing to the
large representation of public authorities and those affiliated with the ruling party. On
22 July, the President amended the committee’s composition, increasing it from 24 to
29 members, including 3 women, with additional seats fo... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic |
with the United Nations’ policy on support to victims of sexual exploitation and
abuse. In total, 410 troops were repatriated on 24 September 2021; a residual party of
40 would support the repatriation of the contingent’s equipment, which is planned
before the end of the year. | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | protection | protection |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | Armed groups signatory to the Political Agreement allegedly perpetrated 42.54 per
cent of documented human rights abuses, including killing of civilians. They were
involved in 174 incidents that affected 418 victims (51.55 per cent women), of which at
least 146 incidents, affecting 377 victims, were attributed t... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | As at 1 October, 1,480 civilian personnel (26 per cent women), including 265
United Nations Volunteers and 110 government-provided correctional personnel,
were serving with MINUSCA. This represents 90 per cent of the 1,648 approved
positions. | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | gender parity | management & gender parity |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | As at 1 October, 6,199 internal security forces, including 2,902 police officers
(779 women) and 3,297 gendarmes (515 women), were deployed across the country,
except in Basse-Kotto owing to access challenges. MINUSCA and the United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP) supported the training of 203 police and
g... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | gender parity | management & gender parity |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | As at 1 October, the military component of MINUSCA had deployed 11,711
personnel (5.73 per cent women), out of an authorized strength of 14,400, including
355 staff officers (74 women) and 147 military observers (41 women). | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | As at 1 October, the MINUSCA police component had deployed 2,263 personnel
(13.65 per cent women), out of an authorized strength of 3,020, including 466
individual police officers (112 women) and 1,797 personnel (197 women) in 11
formed police units and 1 protection support unit. | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | As part of the working group established by the Minister of State for
Demobilization, Disarmament, Reintegration and Repatriation and Monitoring of the
Implementation of the Agreement, MINUSCA supported a mapping exercise to
update information on armed groups’ active in the country and facilitate planning of
u... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | ddr | ssr, ddr, hr and others |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | Between 1 June and 1 October, MINUSCA documented 409 alleged and
confirmed incidents of human rights violations and abuses and violations of
international humanitarian law that affected 938 victims (511 men, 174 civilians, 87
women, 34 girls, 71 groups of collective victims, 47 boys and 14 unidentified
children... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | Between 1 June and 1 October, MINUSCA received allegations concerning 118
incidents of conflict-related sexual violence, mostly rape, against at least 154
survivors (87 women, 67 girls). While 15 incidents were verified, the challenging
security situation and lack of access to remote locations remained obstacles ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | Between 1 June and 1 October, the country task force on monitoring and
reporting verified 282 grave human rights violations committed against 241 children
(80 girls and 161 boys). These violations and abuses were committed by armed groups
(207), bilaterally deployed and other security personnel (24), national def... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | Between 1 June and 31 August, 10 allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse
were reported implicating uniformed personnel, 3 of which related to an incident
alleged to have occurred in 2021, while the remainder were from previous years.
Newly identified victims were referred to service providers for assistance ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | Community violence reduction activities continued countrywide to mitigate the
risks of young people being recruited into armed groups and contribute to loc al
reconciliation and cohesion efforts. As at 1 October, a total of 3,872 beneficiaries had
been registered (including 1,551 women), and 1,393 artisanal weapo... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | Dialogue with armed groups resulted in 131 children (116 boys and 15 girls)
being separated from the Front populaire pour la renaissance de la Centrafrique (89)
and Unité pour la paix en Centrafrique (42) in Haute Kotto Prefecture, and three
children (one boy, two girls) separated from the Front populaire pour la... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | I commend the adoption of the Government programme, which outlines the
commitment to work towards an inclusive society and a more open economy, with the
meaningful participation of women and young people. Translating this commitment
into reality requires the creation of a conducive economic environment, with
im... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | I remain deeply concerned about continued human rights violations and abuses,
including conflict-related sexual violence committed by all parties to the conflict. I
deplore the stigmatization and targeting of particular ethnic and religious
communities on suspicion of alleged collusion with armed groups. I call o... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | I welcome efforts to advance preparations for the holding of local elections in
September 2022 which will, if inclusive, provide an invaluable opportunity to
advance the peace process, in particular through the expansion of the political space
and decentralization, while also addressing barriers to women’s partic... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | I welcome the President’s invitation to combatants from the Coalition des
patriotes pour le changement to disarm and re-join the Agreement’s implementation
mechanisms, which provided space for genuine dialogue, in particular at the local
level, for minority communities, women and young people. I encourage the
G... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | MINUSCA conducted eight quality assurance visits of weapons and
ammunitions storage facilities in Bangui with national authorities. As at 1 October,
the Mission had conducted awareness training on explosive ordnance for 389
personnel of the United Nations and humanitarian community and explosive ordnance
risk a... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | other | ssr, ddr, hr and others |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | MINUSCA continued its outreach campaign against sexual exploitation and
abuse, engaging women in rural areas, youth groups and internally displaced persons,
through radio and text messages. The Mission also worked to expand its awareness -
raising activities on sexual exploitation and abuse prevention and reportin... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | MINUSCA continued to support the informal national protection network for
victims and witnesses of sexual violence in the prefectures. In Bangui, MINUSCA
supported a safe house operated by a national non-governmental organization that
offered temporary protection to victims of sexual violence. MINUSCA and the Uni... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | MINUSCA enhanced the effectiveness of community alert networks, providing
71 refresher training sessions for 1,886 volunteers, including 834 women. By the end
of June 2021, community alert networks comprising at least 30 per cent women had
increased by 6 per cent since June 2020. Invigorating these networks, alon... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | My decision to repatriate a military contingent in September 2021 is an
expression of my zero-tolerance policy and meant to communicate the seriousness
with which the United Nations takes all allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse.
I deeply regret the harm caused to victims and reiterate the commitment of t... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | On 14 September, the United Nations decided to repatriate a military contingent
from MINUSCA over serious allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse, which
reportedly occurred in Alindao in 2020 and 2021, as well as a lack of action by the
troop-contributing country with respect to current and past allegations.... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | On 29 June, the Constitutional Court proclaimed the final results of the 23 May
legislative elections. Residual legislative elections were held in seven constituencies
on 25 July, with a voter turnout of some 60 per cent. The Court announ ced the final
results on 30 August, concluding the legislative electoral cy... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | On 4 August, MINUSCA and the Office of the United Nations High
Commissioner for Human Rights published a joint report on human rights violations
linked to the presidential and legislative elections. The report, covering the period
from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021, detailed 526 incidents of abuses and violations o... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | The 11 members, including 5 women, of the Commission on Truth, Justice,
Reparation and Reconciliation were sworn in by national authorities on 2 July, and
the Commission’s board members, a woman president assisted by two vice-
presidents, were elected on 16 July. UNDP and MINUSCA supported the Commission
with a ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | The conclusion of the legislative electoral cycle in August marked an important
milestone for the Central African Republic’s fragile democracy. I salute the citizens
who exercised their right to vote, thereby contributing to upholding constitutional
order. It is now time for the Central African Government and in... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | The joint efforts of MINUSCA and the United Nations country team to support
women’s participation in all stages of the elections, as voters and candidates, helped
to increase the representation of women in the new Parliament. The electoral process,
however, confirmed that sociocultural barriers continued to impe... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | The number of first instance and appellate courts operating in the country
increased from 57 to 67 per cent since the previous reporting period. The Mission, in
collaboration with UNDP, supported outreach efforts of the Ecole nationale
d’administration et de magistrature for the recruitment of 100 new judicial pe... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | The people of the Central African Republic, and especially its most vulnerable –
children, women, the elderly and minority communities – continue to rely on
lifesaving humanitarian assistance. Humanitarian actors will continue to respond to
the dire needs of the population, despite the increasingly hostile opera... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | other | ssr, ddr, hr and others |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | The population of the Central African Republic demands justice and an end to
impunity. It is therefore important to continue to build impartial and independent la w
enforcement and justice systems and address chronic incarceration issues, with the
coordinated support of partners. I am particularly encouraged by t... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | The President, Faustin Archange Touadéra, established a new Government on
23 June, comprising 32 ministers, including 3 ministers of State, 28 ministers and
1 minister delegate, at least 20 of whom were members of or closely associated with
the ruling Mouvement des coeurs unis party. Seven government ministers we... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 12 | S/2021/867 | Central African Republic | While preparations for a republican dialogue continue are encouraging, I
reiterate that dialogue can only succeed when genuinely inclusive, when grievances
are heard and acted upon and when all stakeholders, in particular women and young
people, are given a voice, including those who reside outside of Bangui. I h... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3943776/files/S_2021_867-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei |
sites 11 and 12 by refusing the resupply of life-saving supplies and logistics, including
rations, water, fuel and medicines. From 9 to 12 August 2021, the Chief of the
Mechanism visited Juba to impress upon the Government the need to intervene and
calm the tensions in Sector 1. However, he was asked to return a... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | A total of 164 awareness-raising activities on the prevention of and response to
sexual and gender-based violence, including in the context of COVID-19, as well as
the rights of women and children, and on HIV/AIDS were conducted across the Abyei
Area. Furthermore, a total of seven training courses on the preventi... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | A total of 18 primary and 2 secondary health-care facilities throughout the Abyei
Area remained operational. Humanitarian organizations provided routine
immunizations and essential medicines, benefiting more than 205,000 people. Mobile
health clinics provided primary health services to the communities in remote a... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | A total of 18,000 vulnerable people benefited from 17 sanitation, water supply
and multipurpose solar-powered water infrastructure projects for domestic users and
farmers, and livestock projects throughout the area. A food-for-education programme
supported meals for 22,000 schoolchildren in 30 primary and seconda... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | As at 15 September 2021, the UNISFA military component stood at 3,515
personnel, comprising 3,105 men and 410 women (3,238 troops, 152 military observers
and 125 staff officers). With regard to the Joint Border Verification and Monitoring
Mechanism, the UNISFA military component stood at 571 personnel, comprising... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | gender parity | management & gender parity |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | At a meeting with UNISFA on 14 September 2021, the Paramount Chief
commended the mission for its collaboration with community-based organizations
and civil society organizations on gender issues and pledged his support to ensure
that women were incorporated into all the structures of the local traditional
leade... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | Campaigns were conducted in Agok, Diffra, Abyei and Amiet, and two
workshops, comprising traditional leaders, community protection committees,
religious leaders, youth and local authorities to enhance local participation in matters
of law and order matters and to strengthen the capacities of the community protect... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | protection | protection |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | During the period under review, 13 cases of sexual and gender-based violence and
one case of trafficking entailing sexual and gender-based violence were reported
involving 14 survivors, eight of whom are minors: five aged 7, 11, 13, 14 and 15 years
and three aged 17 years. One of the cases involved the gang rape ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | During the reporting period, the Juba-appointed Administrator of the Abyei Area
made changes in his ministerial and advisory teams, appointing only 3 women out of
13 ministers and advisers and none in his team of commissioners. Compared with the
previous administration, even though the number of women has not bee... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | In southern Abyei, the local authorities continued to demonstrate a willingness
to strengthen women’s participation in the community. After consultations with the
Deputy Chief Administrator, the Gender Adviser for the local administration and the
Paramount Chief of the Ngok Dinka, the authorities reinforced their... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | One allegation of fraud and no new allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse
were recorded during the reporting period. The mission’s Conduct and Discipline Team
continued to implement its three-pronged strategy of prevention, enforcement and
remedial action to prevent misconduct. Efforts to prevent sexual exp... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | The Mine Action Service intensified its activities related to explosive ordnance
risk education, aimed primarily at children and pastoralists, following two accidents
in Agok and Diffra areas that had resulted in injuries and fatalities. A total of 397
sessions were delivered, reaching 12,193 men, women, boys and... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | other | ssr, ddr, hr and others |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | The mission continued to support for local communities to prevent and respond
to sexual and gender-based violence through awareness-raising activities, advocacy,
training and capacity-building, as well as engagement with local leaders on the
eradication of harmful traditional practices such as child marriage. | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | The police component strength stood at 49 officers – 32 men (65.3 per cent) and
17 women (34.7 per cent) – against an authorized total of 640 police personnel (148
individual police officers and 492 formed police unit personnel). This low rate of
deployment is attributed to the non-issuance of visas, in particula... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | gender parity | management & gender parity |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | The rapprochement between the two Governments has yet to be felt in Abyei, where
the relations between the Misseriya and Ngok Dinka communities remain tense. The
acceptance by both communities of a UNISFA initiative to hold separate meetings with
each community, to be followed by a meeting of Misseriya and Ngok D... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | UNISFA continued its efforts to promote women’s rights to equal participation,
especially in decision-making spaces, which is known to contribute to longer lasting
peace. It conducted advocacy with local administrations in both the Misseriya and
Ngok Dinka communities. Other engagements involved strengthening col... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | participation | participation |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | UNISFA continued to take steps to increase the number of women in the
mission, reaching out to female candidates to apply for all vacancies; all qualified
female applicants were shortlisted and interviewed. Living conditions, opportunities
for promotion, training and welfare concerns were rigorously addressed in ... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender specific | management | management & gender parity |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | United Nations police conducted a total of 349 activities related to raising
awareness about crime. These included meetings with community protection committees
and campaigns against drug abuse, on environmental issues, on the prevention of fire
outbreaks and on raising awareness about sexual and gender-based vio... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | United Nations police currently comprises 49 officers, of which 32 are men and
17 women. Entry visas were granted to 19 officers during the reporting period. Visas
for an additional 77 individual police officers are awaiting approval, with a view to
reaching the full complement of 148. No progress was made on the... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender disaggregated | gender parity | management & gender parity |
2,021 | October | 15 | S/2021/881 | The situation in Abyei | United Nations police trained 360 members of community protection
committees (279 men and 81 women) in basic policing and respect for human rights,
from the 31 community protection committees stations operating in Abyei. | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3944695/files/S_2021_881-EN.pdf | Andres | gender related | protection | protection |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | As at 1 February, the UNMISS force conducted 54,594 patrols, including 1,170
short-duration patrols, 389 long-duration patrols, 101 dynamic air patrols and
26 riverine patrols. Women were included in 312 of the patrols. A total of 9,460
patrols were conducted in and around protection of civilians sites. Through its... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender disaggregated | protection | protection |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | As at 1 February, UNMISS documented a total of 155 incidents that negatively
affected the human rights and protection situation, including arbitrary killings,
abductions, conflict-related sexual violence, arbitrary arrests and detention (including
proxy detention), torture and ill-treatment, forced military recruit... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender disaggregated | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | Civilians continued to face threats of physical violence, such as killings and
injuries, abductions, forced recruitment and sexual violence, including owing to
continuing tensions in Jonglei and the flare-up of violence in Central Equatoria,
Warrap and Upper Nile. The Mission continued to respond to these threats t... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | Five children (two boys and three girls) were verified as victims of abduction;
four girls as survivors of rape; one boy was injured and another was a victim of
recruitment and use. Children were most affected in Unity (four girls) and Western
Bahr el-Ghazal (two boys and two girls), Central Equatoria (one girl), U... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender disaggregated | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | Following the review of the Public Financial Management and Accountability
Act 2011 (Amendment) Bill of 2020 and the Southern Sudan National Audit Chamber
Act of 2011, the National Constitutional Amendment Committee concluded a two-
day stakeholder validation workshop in Juba on 1 December. The stakeholders
propos... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | From 1 to 5 December, SPLM/A-IO held its sixth national conference, in Juba,
at which it reiterated its commitment to the Revitalized Agreement and called upon
partners to work together to address the challenges faced in the peace process. The
party recommended, inter alia, increasing the benchmark for the particip... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender specific | participation | participation |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | Furthermore, the United Nations police, in cooperation with the South Sudan
National Police Service and other stakeholders, conducted nine radio awareness
programmes intended to raise public awareness of community safety, democratic
policing, sexual and gender-based violence, conflict-related sexual violence, gende... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender related | prevention | prevention |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | I acknowledge the progress made on the political front in South Sudan over the
past year. During the reporting period, the filling of gubernatorial positions, including
the recent appointment of the Governor of Upper Nile, was a significant step forward.
I commend the parties and Mr. Kiir for these decisions but al... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender specific | participation | participation |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | I am encouraged that the ceasefire continues to hold. However, I am concerned
about increasing subnational violence in several parts of the country. Cattle migration,
flooding and a volatile economy owing to the COVID-19 pandemic are driving the
conflict, but political actors at the national level also play a role.... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender related | participation | participation |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | In accordance with the applicable policy, all information on misconduct was processed in a timely manner. As at 1 February, 18 allegations were recorded in the case management tracking system and processed in accordance with applicable procedures and time frames. No allegations of sexual exploitation or abuse were rec... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender related | participation | participation |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | In addition, 6,728 people (5,288 men and 1,440 women) across the country, 205
newly deployed UNMISS personnel (146 men and 59 women) and 99 members of
armed forces and groups (91 men and 8 women) benefited from child protection
awareness-raising, mainstreaming and training sessions.
Conflict-related sexual v... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender disaggregated | gender parity | management & gender parity |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | In Jonglei and the Greater Pibor Administrative Area, interventions to convene
communities for dialogue seem to have been successful in mitigating widespread
violence, despite rumours of mobilization and sporadic clashes. The Mission
facilitated separate consultative meetings between Murle and Lou Nuer young people... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender related | protection | protection |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | In line with the Government’s action plan on children associated with armed
conflict, between 27 October and 3 December, the country task force on monitoring
and reporting supported the establishment of three state-level technical committees
in Kuacjok, Wau and Torit, bringing the total number of such committees to... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender disaggregated | management | management & gender parity |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | In support of the implementation of the peace process at the grass-roots level,
local conflict management, reconciliation and social cohesion, UNMISS conducted
22 workshops, community dialogues and peace campaigns and disseminated local and
national peace agreements in addition to providing capacity-building assist... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender related | management | management & gender parity |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | Of the authorized 17,000 troops, UNMISS troop strength stood at 14,830
military personnel: 214 military liaison officers (46 women, 21.5 per cent), 387
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military staff officers (68 women, 17.6 per cent) and 14,229 military contingent
personnel (678 women, 5.3 per cent). | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender disaggregated | gender parity | management & gender parity |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | On 1 February, the number of UNMISS civilian personnel stood at 2,643,
comprising 884 international staff members (246 women, 27.8 per cent), 1,388
national staff members (198 women, 14.3 per cent) and 371 United Nations
Volunteers (155 women, 41.8 per cent). | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender disaggregated | gender parity | management & gender parity |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | On 16 December, a grenade exploded inside a tukul in Jur River, Western Bahr
el-Ghazal, which killed two boys and injured another three children (one girl and two
boys) when one of the boys tried to play with the item. The Mine Action Service
investigated the accident, delivered explosive ordnance risk education to... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender disaggregated | other | ssr, ddr, hr and others |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | On 3 December, UNMISS participated in the inaugural meeting, held in Juba,
of the reconstituted working committee on constitutional affairs of the reconstituted
Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission, which is tasked with monitoring the
implementation of constitutional processes under the Revitalized Agreement.... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender specific | participation | participation |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | The force and the United Nations police continued to provide training to
personnel on preventing and addressing sexual and gender-based violence, thereby
further strengthening the Mission’s overall response to it. In parallel, substantive
sections further implemented gender-responsive programmatic activities while
... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender specific | management | management & gender parity |
2,021 | February | 23 | S/2021/172 | Situation in South Sudan | The imposition of the death penalty remained of concern, in particular
considering inadequate safeguards to protect due process and fair trial rights. During
the reporting period, civil society actors secured the release of five death row inmates
(including one woman) after successful appeals processes or the accep... | https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3902323/files/S_2021_172-EN.pdf | Juliet | gender disaggregated | protection | protection |
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