UN Security Council votes to move toward ending UN-African Union peacekeeping force in Sudan’s Darfur

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UN Security Council votes to move toward ending UN-African Union peacekeeping force in Sudan’s Darfur
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But the council did not set a date for the end of the mission, known as UNAMID, in the two related resolutions that were approved in writing Wednesday night

under new rules initiated because of the COVID-19 pandemic and formally adopted at a Security Council meeting Thursday morning.

It says UNITAMS should also assist the government in “peace-building, civilian protection and rule of law, in particular in Darfur,” provide technical assistance in drafting a constitution, and support peace negotiations and implementation of any peace agreements if asked. In recent years, as the result of a successful government military campaign, the rebellion has been reduced to a rebel Sudan Liberation Army faction headed by Abdul Wahid Elnur in Jebel Marra.

In October 2019, the Security Council voted unanimously to keep UNAMID in Darfur for another year in hopes the new civilian-led transitional government can restore peace.

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