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Security Council Report
Monthly Forecast February 2012

Welcome to our February Forecast Report, posted on 31 January.  Togo will have the Council presidency in February.   

 

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Overview for February Notable Dates for February Status Update
Threats to Peace and Security in West Africa and the Sahel Region Libya

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Sudan/Darfur Sudan and South Sudan Somalia
Timor-Leste DPRK (North Korea) Kosovo
Women, Peace and Security Security Council Statistics for 2011

 

WHAT IS SCHEDULED IN THE SECURITY COUNCIL TODAYUN JOURNAL
SECURITY COUNCIL CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY • UN SECRETARIAT LIST OF ISSUES FOR FEBRUARY

NOTABLE DATES for FEBRUARY

Report Due

Reports for Consideration in February

21 January

SG report on Somalia anti-piracy

26 January

SG report on Timor-Leste (UNMIT)

27 January

SG report on Kosovo (UNMIK)

27 January

SG report on UNISFA (Abyei)

28 January

SG report on the DRC (MONUSCO)

31 January

SG report on Women, Peace and Security

late January-early February

SG report on Somalia (AMISOM)

UPDATES

  

Cross-Cutting Report on Women, Peace and Security: This is Security Council Report’s second Cross-Cutting Report on Women, Peace and Security. The first report examined the first ten years that women, peace and security was on the Security Council agenda. Resolution 1325, passed in 2000, recognised that civilians, especially women and children, make up the vast majority of people adversely affected by armed conflict and called for mainstreaming a gender perspective into peacekeeping operations. This report continues assessing the influence of resolution 1325, and subsequent related resolutions, on the work of the Council. As part of this analysis it reviews recent developments in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, particularly mass rape in the Walikale region, and considers the Council’s response as one example of its engagement with women, peace and security issues. PDF.

 

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