Attribution of Conduct Sample Clauses

Attribution of Conduct. 1. Mandate of UNAMID According to Security Council Resolution 1769, the mandate of UNAMID is as set out in paragraphs 54 and 55 of the report of the Secretary-General and the Chairperson of the African Union Commission on UNAMID.70 Under the report, XXXXXX has the general aim to contribute to the restoration of security conditions in Darfur allowing the deliverance of humanitarian assistance as well as the protection of civilian populations under imminent threat of physical violence while 66 Tsagourias also held that “it follows (…) that joint responsibility can arise in the case of UNAMID, the joint UN/AU peacekeeping operation in Darfur”, Tsagourias, ‘The Responsibility of International Organisations for Military Missions’, supra note 4, 245, 254. 67 Report of the Chairperson of the Commission on the Partnership between the African Union and the United Nations on Peace and Security. Towards Greater Strategic and Political Coherence, PSC/PR/2.(CCCVII) (2012), 16, para. 61. 68 Security Council 5727th meeting, UN Doc. S/PV.5727 (2007), p. 10. The United States were taking the position that “UNAMID has the authority under Chapter VII to use force to prevent armed attacks, to protect civilians and to prevent any disruption of the implementation of the Darfur Peace Agreement, ibid., p. 7. 69 Abass, supra note 56, 415, 434. Another potential problem is whether UNAMID can be considered under UN law as a UN operation regarding the expenses for the operation, ibid., 438. 70 Security Council Resolution 1769, UN Doc. S/RES/1769 (2007), 3, para. 1. supporting the political process and the AU-UN joint meditation. Paragraph 54 of the Report sets out the broad goals which include, inter alia:
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