Security Council Resolution 792 (1992) [on Implementation of the Cambodia Peace Process]

S/RES/792(1992)No PDF available

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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/792(1992)Security Council resolution 792 (1992) [on implementation of the Cambodia peace process]Compare with earlier document
1992S/RES/783(1992)Security Council resolution 783 (1992) [on implementation of the Cambodia peace process]

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18 topics

Boundaries Cambodia Cambodia Situation Conferences Consultations Economic Assistance Election Verification Elections Logging Military Demobilization Mineral Resources Natural Resources Negotiation Oil Embargo Peacekeeping Operations Reconstruction Staff Security Troop Withdrawal

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22 operative paragraphs

Endorses the report of the Secretary-General dated 15 November 1992 (S/24800);

Confirms that the election for a constituent assembly in Cambodia will be held not later than May 1993;

Notes the decision of the Secretary-General to instruct his Special Representative to make contingency plans for the organization and conduct by UNTAC of a presidential election, and moreover, noting that such an election must be held in conjunction with the planned election for a constituent assembly, reguests the Secretary-General to submit any recommendations for the holding of such an election to the Council for decision;

Calls upon all Cambodian parties to cooperate fully with UNTAC to create a neutral political environment for the conduct of free and fair elections and prevent acts of harassment, intimidation and political violence;

Determines that UNTAC shall proceed with preparations for free and fair elections to be held in April/May 1993 in all areas of Cambodia to which UNTAC has full and free access as at 31 January 1993;

Calls on the Supreme National Council to continue to meet regularly under the chairmanship of His Royal Highness Prince Norodom Sihanouk;

Condemns the failure by the PDK to comply with its obligations;

Demands that the PDK fulfil immediately its obligations under the Paris Agreements; that it facilitate without delay full deployment of UNTAC in the areas under its control; that it not impede voter registration in those areas; that it not impede the activities of other political parties in those areas; and that it implement fully phase II of the cease-fire, 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 Paris Agreements;

Urges the PDK to join fully in the implementation of the Paris Agreements, including the electoral provisions, and reguests the Secretary-General and States concerned to remain ready to continue dialogue with the PDK for this purpose;

Calls on those concerned to ensure that measures are taken, consistent with the provisions of Article VII of annex 2 to the Paris Agreements to prevent the supply of petroleum products to the areas occupied

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by any Cambodian party not complying with the military provisions of those Agreements and reguests the Secretary-General to examine the modalities of such measures;

Undertakes to consider appropriate measures to be implemented should the PDK obstruct the implementation of the peace plan, such as the freezing of the assets held by the PDK outside Cambodia;

Invites UNTAC to establish all necessary border checkpoints, reguests neighbouring States to cooperate fully in the establishment and maintenance of those checkpoints and reguests the Secretary-General to undertake immediate consultations with States concerned regarding their establishment and operation;

Supports the decision of the Supreme National Council dated 22 September 1992 to set a moratorium on the export of logs from Cambodia in order to protect Cambodia's natural resources; reguests States, especially neighbouring States, to respect this moratorium by not importing such logs; and reguests UNTAC to take appropriate measures to secure the implementation of such moratorium;

Reguests the Supreme National Council to consider the adoption of a similar moratorium on the export of minerals and gems in order to protect Cambodia's natural resources;

Demands that all parties comply with their obligations to observe the cease-fire and calls upon them to exercise restraint;

Reguests UNTAC to continue to monitor the cease-fire and to take effective measures to prevent the recurrence or escalation of fighting in Cambodia, as well as incidents of banditry and arms smuggling;

Demands also that all parties take all action necessary to safeguard the lives and the security of UNTAC personnel throughout Cambodia including by issuing immediate instructions to this effect to their commanders forthwith and reporting their action to the Special Representative;

Reguests the Secretary-General to consider the implications for the electoral process of the failure by the PDK to canton and demobilize its forces and, in response to this situation, to take all appropriate steps to ensure the successful implementation of the electoral process;

Reguests the Secretary-General to investigate and report upon the implications for security in post-election Cambodia of the possible incomplete implementation of the disarmament and demobilization provisions of the Paris Agreements;

Invites the States and international organizations providing economic assistance to Cambodia to convene a meeting to review the current state of economic assistance to Cambodia in the wake of the Conference on Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Cambodia held in Tokyo in June 1992;

Reguests the Secretary-General to report to the Council as soon as possible and no later than 15 February 1993 on the implementation of this resolution, and on any further measures that may be necessary and appropriate to ensure the realization of the fundamental objectives of the Paris Agreements;

~cides to remain actively seized of the matter.

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