Notable Dates
See also Important Dates over the Horizon
August 2006 |
Reports due in August |
Relevant Document |
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late July / early August |
The SG report on recommendations regarding the mandate of a UN operation in Darfur pursuant to resolution 1679 will be incorporated into the SG’s monthly report on Darfur. |
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1 August |
SG report on MINUSTAH (UN Stablisation Mission in Haiti) |
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7 August |
SG report on the role of the UN in Timor-Leste following the expiration of UNOTIL’s mandate (UN Office in Timor-Leste) |
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30 August |
final report of the Panel of Experts of the 1591 Committee concerning the Sudan |
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August 2006 |
Mandates Expire |
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11 August |
UNAMI (UN Assistance Mission in Iraq) | ||
15 August | MINUSTAH | ||
20 August | UNOTIL | ||
27 August |
Group of Experts of the 1572 Committee concerning Côte d’Ivoire |
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August 2006 |
Other Important Dates |
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9 August |
Security Council ministerial-level open debate on the consolidation of peace in West Africa |
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22 August |
Iran announced it would formally respond to the P5+Germany package of incentives |
Important Dates over the Horizon
- An open debate on Cooperation between the Council and Regional Organisations is possible in September.
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The mandate of UNMIS expires on 24 September (S/RES/1663) and the mandate of AMIS expires on 30 September (S/2006/156).
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The ICC is expected to confirm charges against Thomas Lubanga, a former militia leader from Ituri in the DRC on 28 September. (deferred from 27 June)
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The second session of the Human Rights Council is presently scheduled for 18 September to 6 October.
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The selection process for the next Secretary-General is expected late September and or early October.
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Elections for the 2007-2008 members of the Security Council are expected in October.
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Elections are due in Côte d’Ivoire by 31 October but a decision will be taken by the Council in September.
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The Annual Report of the Security Council to the General Assembly is expected in October for debate in the General Assembly in November.
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The first annual report of the Peacebuilding Commission is due in December; it will be subject to a Council debate. (S/RES/1645 and 1646)
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An open debate on Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict is expected in December.