Security Council Resolution 783 (1992) [on Implementation of the Cambodia Peace Process]

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A Resolution of the Security Council, under agenda item 15The situation in Cambodia, published in 1992.

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1992S/RES/783(1992)Security Council resolution 783 (1992) [on implementation of the Cambodia peace process]

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Boundaries Cambodia Cambodia Situation Ceasefires Development Assistance Elections Japan Peacekeeping Operations Reconstruction Staff Security Thailand Treaties Troop Withdrawal

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the State of Cambodia, the Front uni national pour un Cambodge independant, neutre, pacifique et cooperatif and the Khmer People's National Liberation Front, and of the fact that the Party of Democratic Kampuchea still fails to meet obligations it assumed when it signed the agreements on a comprehensive political settlement of the Cambodia conflict signed in Paris on 23 October 1991, 110 as reflected in the second progress report of the Secretary-General dated 21 September 1992, 133

Reaffirming that the Authority must have full and unrestricted access to the areas controlled by each of the parties,

Welcoming with appreciation the achievements of the Authority in the implementation of the Paris agreements, concerning, inter alia, military deployment throughout almost the whole country, the promulgation of the electoral law, the provisional registration of political parties, the beginning of voter registration, safe repatriation of over one hundred and fifty thousand refugees, progress in rehabilitation programmes and projects and the campaign in favour of respect for human rights,

Welcoming the accession of the Supreme National Council of Cambodia to a number of international human rights conventions,

Welcoming also the progress made by the Authority in strengthening supervision and control over administrative structures as set out in the Paris agreements, and recognizing the importance of this part of its mandate,

Welcoming further the fact that the Supreme National Council of Cambodia functions in accordance with the Paris agreements,

Expressing appreciation to the States and international financial institutions which announced, during the Tokyo Ministerial Conference on the Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Cambodia, held on 20 and 22 June 1992, financial contributions to the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the country,

Expressing its gratitude to the Governments of Thailand and Japan for their efforts to find solutions to the current problems relating to the implementation of the Paris agreements,

Deeply concerned by difficulties faced by the Authority caused in particular by security and economic conditions in Cambodia,

Approves the second progress report of the Secretary- General of 21 September 1992 on the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia;133 2.

Confirms that, in conformity with paragraph 66 of the report, the electoral process shall be carried out in accordance with the timetable laid down in the implementation plan and thus that the election for a constituent assembly will be held no later than May 1993;

Supports the intention of the Secretary-General, expressed in paragraph 67 of his report, concerning the checkpoints in the country and along its borders with neighbouring countries;

Expresses its gratitude to the Secretary-General and his Special Representative for Cambodia for their efforts as well as to Member States which have cooperated with the Authority in order to solve the difficulties it has met and urges all States, in particular neighbouring States, to provide assistance to the Authority to ensure the effective implementation of the Paris agreements; 110 Deplores the fact that the Party of Democratic 5. Kampuchea, ignoring the requests and demands contained in resolution 766 (1992), has not yet complied with its obligations;

Demands that the party mentioned in paragraph 5 above fulfil immediately its obligations under the Paris agreements; that it facilitate without delay full deployment of the Authority in the areas under its control; and that it implement

fully phase II of the plan, particularly cantonment and demobilization, as well as all other aspects of the Paris agreements,

taking into account that all parties in Cambodia have the same obligations to implement the agreements;

Demands full respect for the cease-fire, calls upon all parties in Cambodia to cooperate fully with the Authority to identify minefields and to refrain from any activity aimed at enlarging the territory under their control, and further demands that these parties facilitate Authority investigations of reports of foreign forces, foreign assistance and cease-fire violations within the territory under their control;

Reiterates its demands that all parties take all necessary measures to ensure the safety and security of all United Nations personnel and refrain from any threat or violent act against them;

Emphasizes, in accordance with article 12 of the Agreement on a Comprehensive Political Settlement of the Cambodia Conflict, the in1portance of the elections being held in a neutral political environment, encourages the Secretary- General and his Special Representative to continue their efforts to create such an environment, and in that context requests, in particular, that the Authority radio broadcast facility be established without delay and with access to the whole territory of Cambodia;

Encourages the Secretary-General and his Special Representative to make use fully of all possibilities offered by the Authority's mandate, including annex 1, section B, paragraph 5 (b), of the Paris agreements to enhance the effectiveness of existing civil police in resolving the growing problems relating to the maintenance of Jaw and order in Cambodia;

Invites States and international financial institutions to make available as soon as possible the contributions they had already announced during the Ministerial Conference on the

Rehabilitation and Reconstruction of Cambodia, held at Tokyo on 20 and 22 June 1992, giving priority to those which produce quick impact;

Invites the Governments of Thailand and Japan, in cooperation with the Co-Chairmen of the Paris Conference on Cambodia and in consultation with any other Government as appropriate, to continue their efforts to find solutions to the current problems relating to the implementation of the Paris agreements and to report to the Secretary-General and the Co- Chairmen of the Conference by 31 October 1992 on the outcome of their efforts;

Invites the Secretary-General, in accordance with the intention expressed in paragraph 70 of his report, to ask the Co-Chairmen of the Paris Conference on Cambodia, immediately on receipt of the report referred to in paragraph 12 above, to undertake appropriate consultations with a view to implementing fully the peace process;

Requests the Secretary-General to report to the Security Council as soon as possible, and no later than 15 November 1992, on the implementation of the present resolution and, if the current difficulties have not been overcome, undertakes to consider what further steps are necessary and appropriate to ensure the realization of the fundamental objectives of the Paris agreements;

Decides to remain actively seized of the matter.

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