Portal:United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala
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The United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala (MINUGUA) was created to verify compliance with the commitments established in the Peace Agreements that put an end to a 36 year internal armed conflict between government forces of Guatemala and insurgent forces of the Unidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca (URNG). The mission's findings were submitted to the United Nations General Assembly in a series of verification reports.
Verification reports
[edit]General verification reports
[edit]- First verification report (A/51/936), June 1997
- Second verification report (A/52/757), February 1998
- Third verification report (A/53/421), September 1998
- Fourth verification report (A/54/526), December 1999
- Fifth verification report (A/55/175), July 2000
- Sixth verification report (A/55/973), June 2001
- Seventh verification report (A/56/1003), July 2002
- Eighth verification report (A/58/267), August 2003
- Ninth verification report (A/59/307), August 2004
Human rights reports
[edit]- First report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/49/856), March 1995
- Second report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/49/929), June 1995
- Third report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/50/482), October 1995
- Fourth report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/50/878), March 1996
- Fifth report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/50/1006), July 1996
- Sixth report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/51/790), January 1997
- Seventh report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/52/330), September 1997
- Eighth report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/52/946), June 1998
- Ninth report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/53/853), March 1999
- Tenth report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/54/688), December 1999
- Eleventh report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/55/174), June 2000
- Twelfth report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/56/273), September 2001
- Thirteenth report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/57/336), October 2002
- Fourteenth report on human rights of the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala (A/58/566), November 2003
Thematic verification reports
[edit]- Lynchings: a Scourge against Human Dignity, December 2000
- The National Civil Police: A New Policing Model under Construction, April 2001.
- Lynchings: a Scourge that Continues, July 2002
- The indigenous peoples of Guatemala: Overcoming discrimination in the framework of the Peace Agreements, September 2001
- Status of the commitments of the peace agreements relating to the armed forces, May 2002
Other reports
[edit]- Report of the Secretary-General on the establishment of a human rights verification mission in Guatemala (A/48/985), August 1994
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/49/860), March 1995
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/49/955), August 1995
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/50/881), February 1996
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/51/695), November 1996
- Report of the Secretary-General on the group of military observers attached to MINUGUA (S/1997/432), June 1997
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/52/554), October 1997
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/53/288), August 1998
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/54/355) September 1999
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/55/389), September 2000
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/56/391), September 2001
- Report for the Consultative Group meeting for Guatemala, January 2002
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/57/584), November 2002
- United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala: Renewal of mandate report of the Secretary-General (A/58/262), August 2003
- Final report of the Secretary-General on the activities of MINUGUA (A/59/746), March 2005
Related United Nations resolutions
[edit]United Nations General Assembly resolutions
[edit]- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 48/267, 19 September 1994. First Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 49/236, 31 March 1995. Renewal Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 49/236 B, 14 September 1995. Renewal Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 50/220, 3 April 1996. Renewal Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 51/198 A, 17 December 1996. Renewal Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 51/198 B, 27 March 1997. Renewal and broadening Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 51/198 C, 31 July 1997.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 52/175, 18 December 1997. Renewal Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 53/93, 7 December 1998. Renewal Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 54/99, 8 December 1999. Renewal Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 55/177, 19 December 2000. Renewal Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 56/223, 24 December 2001. Renewal Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 57/161, 16 December 2002. Renewal Mission mandate.
- United Nations General Assembly Resolution 58/238, 23 December 2003. Last renewal Mission mandate.
United Nations Security Council resolutions
[edit]- United Nations Security Council Resolution 1094 (S/RES/1094), 20 January 1997. Authorization of the attachment to MINUGUA of a group of 155 military observers for a three-month period.
Related United Nations Documents
[edit]- Letter dated 8 April 1994 from the Secretary-General to the President of the General Assembly and to the President of the Security Council (A/48/928-S/1994/448)
- Letter dated 28 June 1994 from the Secretary-General to the President of the General Assembly and to the President of the Security Council (A/48/954-S/1994/751)
- Letter dated 17 January 1994 from the Secretary-General to the President of the General Assembly and to the President of the Security Council (A/49/61-S/1994/53)
- Letter dated 5 April 1995 from the Secretary-General to the President of the General Assembly and to the President of the Security Council (A/49/882-S/1995/256)
- Letter dated 24 May 1996 from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the General Assembly (A/50/956)
- Identical letters dated 30 September 1996 from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the General Assembly and to the President of the Security Council (A/51/410-S/1996/853)
- Identical letters dated 31 January 1997 from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the General Assembly and to the President of the Security Council (A/51/794-S/1997/106)
- Identical letters dated 5 February 1997 from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the General Assembly and to the President of the Security Council (A/51/796-S/1997/114)
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