UN Documents for South Sudan: Security Council Letters

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26 April 2024 S/2024/343 The final report of the Panel of Experts assisting the 2206 South Sudan Sanctions Committee submitted pursuant to resolution 2683 (2023).
8 April 2024 S/2024/297 This letter transmitted the assessment regarding South Sudan’s election preparedness and outstanding tasks related to the implementation of the R-ARCSS.
11 March 2024 S/2024/232 This was a letter from the PBC Chair Ambassador Sérgio França Danese (Brazil) conveying the Commission's advice on the mandate renewal of UNMISS.
5 April 2023 S/2023/266 This was the summary of the IEG’s 20 February meeting on South Sudan.
3 March 2023 S/2023/173 This letter from the Chair of the Peacebuilding Commission contained advice for the Council's 6 March meeting on South Sudan.
22 June 2022 S/2022/508 This was a letter on the appointment of the Panel of Experts.
20 January 2022 S/2022/42 This was on the appointment of the Panel of Experts.
15 July 2021 S/2021/661 This was a letter from the Secretary-General transmitting the needs assessment to create an enabling environment for elections, requested in resolution 2567.
28 May 2021 S/2021/518 This was the voting results for resolution 2577, including explanations of vote.
5 March 2021 S/2021/219 This was a compilation of the briefings and statements from Council members’ 3 March 2021 videoconference on South Sudan.
22 February 2021 S/2021/166 This was the summary of the IEG’s 2 February 2021 meeting on South Sudan.
6 January 2021 S/2021/49 This was on the appointment of Nicholas Haysom (South Africa) as Special Representative for South Sudan and head of UNMISS.
16 December 2020 S/2020/1277 This was a letter that requested the Secretary-General to provide recommendations for benchmarks to assess the arms embargo measures.
15 December 2020 S/2020/1224 This letter transmitted the independent strategic review of UNMISS.
15 December 2020 S/2020/1237 This was a compilation of the briefings and statements from Council members’ 15 December 2020 VTC on South Sudan.