UN Security Council Extends Sanctions Against Sudan, Focusing on Arms Control
Wednesday, 11 September 2024, 16:16
UN Security Council's Decision on Sudan Sanctions
On September 11, 2024, the UN Security Council reached a unanimous decision to extend sanctions against Sudan for another year. This regime includes measures such as an arms embargo, travel bans, and asset freezes, effective until September 12, 2025.
Aiming to Control Arms Flow
- This resolution, adopted under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, targets the flow of arms into Darfur.
- It seeks to penalize individuals and entities contributing to the ongoing conflict.
International Community's Focus
- The United States emphasized the renewal signifies international solidarity with the people of Darfur.
- The UK called for nations to avoid enhancing the combat capacity of either party involved.
- The Chair of the Security Council Committee from South Korea urged all parties to adhere to the arms embargo.
- China echoed support for the sanctions, seeking to uphold peace and order.
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