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Great Lakes Region
UN Documents
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Revised on 28 March 2008
Click here to return to Index of Security Council Report's publications on the Great Lakes Region
| Selected Security Council Resolutions |
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S/RES/1804 (13 March 2008) demanded that armed groups lay down their arms and submit to the Congolese authorities and MONUC.
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S/RES/1650 (21 December 2005) renewed the UN Mission in Burundi's (ONUB) mandate and permitted cooperation and force transfers between ONUB and the UN Mission in the Republic of the Congo.
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S/RES/1649 (21 December 2005) strengthened sanctions in the DRC against militias which refuse to disarm.
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S/RES/1641 (30 November 2005) is a short technical rollover of The UN Mission in Burundi's mandate.
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S/RES/1635 (28 October 2005) increased the UN Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's troop levels to provide security in Katanga during the elections.
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S/RES/1631 (17 October 2005) addresses the cooperation between the UN and regional organisations.
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S/RES/1625 (14 September 2005) was adopted at the Summit and addresses conflict prevention, particularly in Africa.
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S/RES/1621 (6 September 2005) expanded UN Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and authorised its support for Independent Electoral Commission.
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S/RES/1616 (29 July 2005) extended sanctions until 31 July 2006 and renewed the mandate of the Group of Experts until 31 January 2006.
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S/RES/1596 (3 May 2005) expanded the arms embargo and added travel bans and assets freeze to the sanctions regime.
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S/RES/1565 (1 October 2004) further expanded UN Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's mandate to include seizing arms, monitoring compliance with the arms embargo and assisting the government.
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S/RES/1533 (12 March 2004) established the sanctions committee and the Group of Experts.
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S/RES/1493 (28 July 2003) imposed an arms embargo and authorised UN Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to use all necessary means to fulfil its mandate in the Kivus and in Ituri.
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S/RES/1484 (30 May 2003) authorised Interim Emergency Multinational Force's deployment.
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S/RES/1457 (24 January 2003) noted with concern the links between conflict and natural resources in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and renewed the mandate of the Panel of Experts on the illegal exploitation of natural resources in the DRC.
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S/RES/1445 (4 December 2002) welcomed the signing of peace agreements with the Democratic Republic of the Congo's neighbours and further expanded UN Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's mandate with a new concept of operations.
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S/RES/1291 (24 February 2000) added Chapter VII protective powers to UN Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's mandate.
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S/RES/1279 (30 November 1999) established UN Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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| Selected Presidential Statements |
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| Reports of Council Missions to the Region |
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| Secretary-General's Reports |
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S/2005/832 (28 December 2005) was a report on the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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S/2005/728 (21 November 2005) is a report on Burundi.
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S/2005/603 (26 September 2005) is the latest report on the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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S/2005/320 and Add.1 (26 May 2005) special report on Democratic Republic of the Congo elections.
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S/2003/566 (27 May 2003) outlined the need for change in UN Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's mandate and size, beyond the Lusaka framework.
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| Selected Letters |
- S/2008/180 (14 March 2008) was the letter demanding illegal arms groups stop recruiting children, release all children, and put an end to gender-based violence.
- S/2006/27 (19 January 2006) was the Tanzanian concept paper.
- S/2006/13 (5 January 2006) is the letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada to the President of the Security Council.
- S/2005/785 (13 December 2005) is the letter from Uganda to the Council.
- S/2005/667 (25 October 2005) contains a letter from the joint commission with recommendations to the Council.
- S/2004/573 (16 July 2004) is a special report on the Ituri conflict.
- S/2002/341 (5 April 2002) is an assessment of armed groups operative in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- S/1999/815 (23 July 1999) contains the Lusaka Ceasefire Agreement.
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| Reports of the Group of Experts |
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| Reports of the Panel of Experts on Illegal Exploitation of Natural Resources |
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