Südsudan/Sudan (Abyei)
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UNISFA
UN Interim Security Force in Abyei
Beginn: 06/11
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South Sudan completing withdrawal of police service in Abyei (07.05.2012)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
South Sudan said on Monday it is completing withdrawal processes of police forces from the contested area of Abyei, apparently in conformity with the United Nations Security Council resolution endorsing roadmap of the Africa Union Peace and Security Commission.
South Sudan police to withdraw from Abyei (29.04.2012)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
South Sudan informed the United Nations Sunday that it intends to withdraw all its police from the disputed Abyei region, which is claimed by both Sudan and South Sudan, a letter from the UN’s newest member told the world body. The announcement appears to be an attempt to recover from the diplomatic fallout of South Sudan’s occupation of another contested region, Heglig, which borders Abyei.
South Sudan hopeful about reaching agreement with Khartoum on Abyei (19.03.2012)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
South Sudan said on Monday it is optimistic that it will sign an agreement, ending a dispute over the contested region of Abyei if the two sides resume discussions with the new spirit of mutual benefit, especially in the upcoming summit scheduled to take place between the two heads of state.
South Sudan seeks Kenyan mediation in Abyei (20.02.2012)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
The government of South Sudan is trying to convince Kenya to mediate between Khartoum and Juba regarding the disputed region of Abyei and conflicts in Sudan’s border regions of South Kordofan and Blue Nile, according to media reports.
Report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Abyei (27.01.2012)
(Quelle:S/2012/68)
The report provides an update on the situation in Abyei and on the deployment and operations of UNISFA since the previous report on the matter, of 27 November 2011.
Abyei community leader calls for accelerated international intervention (10.01.2012)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
One year on from the date that the disputed territory of Abyei was due to decide whether it would join South Sudan or remain governed by Khartoum - north of what is now a new international border - Abyei leaders have called for international intervention to resolve the issue.
Security Council expands mandate of UN peacekeeping force in Abyei (14.12.2011)
(Quelle:UN News)
The Security Council today expanded the mandate of the United Nations peacekeeping force for the Abyei area, which is contested by South Sudan and Sudan, to include, among other tasks, assisting the two parties to abide by and implement their agreements on the demilitarization of the area.
Security Council deplores failure by Sudan and South Sudan to withdraw forces from Abyei (04.11.2011)
(Quelle:UN News)
The Security Council today deplored the failure by the governments of Sudan and South Sudan to redeploy their troops from the disputed Abyei area and urged the two countries to do so immediately and without preconditions.
Sudan’s army says no pullout from Abyei unless deal is fully implemented (14.10.2011)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
Sudan’s army said on Friday it will not withdraw troops from Abyei unless a deal signed with South Sudan on managing the hotly-contested region is fully implemented. On 6 October, the United Nations reported that neither Sudan nor South Sudan have fulfilled their pledges to withdraw their troops from the border region of Abyei, which is claimed by both.
Sudan vows to withdraw from Abyei as Juba urges action against Khartoum (06.10.2011)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
Sudan has pledged to withdraw its army from the contested region of Abyei following the full deployment of UN peacekeepers as South Sudan urged the UN Security Council to give Khartoum an ultimatum on the issue.
Sudan army misses deadline to withdraw from Abyei (04.10.2011)
(Quelle:Reliefweb)
Sudanese government troops remain in the disputed border region of Abyei, in contempt of a deadline agreed to by northern and southern officials that all troops would withdraw from the area by last Friday. In public remarks, Sudanese officials have been intransigent—and misleading—about why the deadline was not met.
Report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Abyei (04.10.2011)
(Quelle:Reliefweb)
The report outlines the latest developments in Abyei and provides an update on the deployment of the United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA). It also provides recommendations for a change in the mandate of UNISFA to enable it to support an international border mechanism.
Sudan army’s withdrawal from Abyei behind schedule (20.09.2011)
(Quelle:Reliefweb)
Sudan government troops have yet to comply with the first phase of a withdrawal schedule aimed at demilitarizing the disputed Abyei area that sits between Sudan and South Sudan. According to the timeline, signed by Sudanese and South Sudanese government officials two weeks ago, the northern Sudan Armed Forces, or SAF, should have withdrawn out of Abyei town by the end of last week. Southern and U.N. sources say that SAF remain in Abyei town.
Sudan denies UN announcement of new agreement on Abyei (14.09.2011)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
The Sudanese government on Wednesday dismissed last week’s announcement by a senior United Nations official of a deal reached between Sudan and South Sudan on withdrawing troops from the contested region of Abyei.
Sudan, South Sudan to pull out troops from Abyei – UN (09.09.2011)
(Quelle:BBC)
Sudan and newly independent South Sudan have agreed to withdraw their troops from the disputed town of Abyei by the end of the month, the UN says. The deputy head of UN peacekeeping, Edmond Mulet, says the deal was brokered by the African Union at talks in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa.
Sudan not to accept UNMIS personnel in Abyei peacekeeping mission (03.08.2011)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
Sudan has reaffirmed rejection to the appointment of any employee of the outgoing UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) in the UN Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA).
UN appoints commander for Abyei peacekeeping force (27.07.2011)
(Quelle:VOA News)
United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon has appointed a commander for the new U.N. peacekeeping force in Sudan's contested Abyei region. The U.N. said Wednesday that Mr. Ban has named Lieutenant General Tadesse Werede Tesfay of Ethiopia as head of mission and commander of the force.
UN troops move into disputed Sudanese area of Abyei (27.07.2011)
(Quelle:UN News)
The top United Nations peacekeeping official today reported that more than 500 troops with the new UN mission in the disputed Abyei area of Sudan have been deployed and both of the contesting sides appear committed to avoiding combat and willing to withdraw in favour of the blue helmets. … “I am pleased to report that as of yesterday, 521 of the authorized 4,200 military personnel in UNISFA have been deployed,” Mr. Le Roy said adding that he expected to have an operating capacity of 1,200 troops by the end of July.
Report of the Secretary-General on the situation in Abyei (26.07.2011)
(Quelle:S/2011/451)
The report outlines the latest developments in Abyei and provides an update on the deployment of the United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA).
Ethiopia begins deploying troops to disputed Abyei region (13.07.2011)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
The Ethiopian government has begun deploying its troops to monitor the troubled North - South Sudan frontier of Abyei region, a military official said on Wednesday. … According to the UN resolution the Ethiopian force has the mission of demilitarising activities in and around Abyei and ensuring peace in the region for at least the next six months.
Al-Bashir says Abyei dispute could lead to war with South Sudan (11.07.2011)
(Quelle:Sudan Tribune)
President Omer Al-Bashir of Sudan has reiterated claims to Abyei, warning that any attempt by the new state in South Sudan to impose a unilateral reality in the hotly-contested region could potentially lead to war with the North.