Unofficial Translation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement concluded betweenComprehensive Peace Agreement • August 17th, 2012
Respecting the popular mandate in favour of democracy, peace and progress expressed through repeated historic struggles and people’s movements from the pre-1951 era to date;
Sudan’s Comprehensive Peace AgreementComprehensive Peace Agreement • May 18th, 2009
The precarious peace between northern and southern Sudan stands at a crucial crossroads. Intended by its architects as the cornerstone of peace in a country fractured by conflict, the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, or CPA, has been hamstrung by the National Congress Party’s intransigence, the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement’s growing pains, and the international community’s neglect. With two years remaining before a referendum on self-determination for the south, confidence in the CPA is diminishing, mistrust between the NCP and SPLM is mount- ing, and both sides are arming in preparation for a resumption of hostilities. The International Criminal Court’s, or ICC’s, forthcoming arrest warrant against Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir will further isolate the NCP and adds an additional layer of uncertainty to the CPA’s fate.1 U.S. leadership was instrumental in negotiating the CPA and could be pivotal in preventing a relapse into a full-scale war that would have grave humanitarian co
LiberiaComprehensive Peace Agreement • December 28th, 2022
The comprehensive peace agreement signed in Accra, Ghana, on 18 August 2003, the inauguration of the power-sharing National Transitional Government of Liberia (NTGL) and the deployment of what will be the largest current United Nations (UN) peace-keeping operation should augur well for the people of Liberia who have suffered appalling human rights abuses for so many years.
Peace Agreements Digital CollectionComprehensive Peace Agreement • May 5th, 2009
Annex 1: Agreement on Ceasefire and Cessation of Hostilities Between the Government of the Republic of Liberia and Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy and the Movement for Democracy in Liberia
Salman M. A. SalmanComprehensive Peace Agreement • November 14th, 2013
On January 9, 2005, after lengthy and complex negotiations, the government of the Republic of the Sudan and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army (SPLM/A) signed the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA),1 which incorpo- rated a number of separate protocols and agreements. This was a defining moment in the history of Sudan. It ended a devastating civil war that had lasted since 1983 following the collapse of the Addis Ababa Agreement.2 It put in place radically new political structures for the division of power and wealth between the two parts of the country; and it recognized, for the first time, the right of the people of Southern Sudan to self-determination.
Peace Agreement Access Tool PA-X www.peaceagreements.orgComprehensive Peace Agreement • May 16th, 2023
Agreement name Comprehensive Agreement concluded between the Government of Nepal and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist)
Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA)Comprehensive Peace Agreement • August 3rd, 2019
The Republic of South Sudan became a sovereign nation on July 9, 2011. The date marked the end of a long fight for independence, which spanned two civil wars (1955-1972, 1983-2005), the signing of a Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) in 2005, and ultimately a referendum on self-determination in January 2011.
IntroductionComprehensive Peace Agreement • October 2nd, 2021
On 27 March 2014, the president of the Philippines, Benigno Aquino III, and the Chairman of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) signed the Comprehensive Peace Agreement on the Bangsamoro. Facilitated and witnessed by the Malaysian prime minister, Najib Razak, this agree- ment marked the culmination of eighteen years of negotiations and twelve prior agreements, declarations, annexes and addendums that had sought to bring an end to civil conflict on the island of Mindanao. Starting with the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) in the 1960s, various iterations of this separatist movement, including the MILF and the splinter group BIFF (Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters), have fought to establish the Bangsamoro region of Mindanao as an independ- ent state or an autonomous substate within the Philippines. During the course of what has been one of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries’ most intractable conflicts, an estimated 120,000 people have been killed, countless others have suf
Comprehensive Peace AgreementComprehensive Peace Agreement • August 4th, 2016
THE COMPREHENSIVE PEACE AGREEMENT AND STATUS OF SUDANESSE REGION ABEYIComprehensive Peace Agreement • August 20th, 2021
THE CIVIL WAR CAUSED BY REBEL MOVEMENTS IN DARFUR AGAINST KHARTOUM AND ARMED CONFLICT BETWEEN JUBA AND KHARTOUM IS COMPLEX DUE TO THE FAULTS OF THE ETHNIC AND RELIGIOUS FACTIONS, THE MYRIAD REBEL FACTIONS, BECOMING THE LONGEST AND COMPLICATED CONFLICT IN THE HISTORY OF AFRICA.
DOCUMENT: Liberia Comprehensive Peace AgreementComprehensive Peace Agreement • August 19th, 2003
PEACE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF LIBERIA (GOL), THE LIBERIANS UNITED FOR RECONCILIATION AND DEMOCRACY (LURD), THE MOVEMENT FOR DEMOCRACY IN LIBERIA (MODEL) AND THE POLITICAL PARTIES ACCRA, GHANA, 18TH AUGUST 2003
LiberiaComprehensive Peace Agreement • December 1st, 2022
On 18 August 2003 a Comprehensive Peace Agreement was concluded in Accra, Ghana, to end more than 14 years of internal armed conflict in Liberia. It was signed by all parties to the conflict – the former government of Liberia, the Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy (LURD) and the Movement for Democracy in Liberia (MODEL) – as well as political parties.
Peace Agreement Access Tool PA-X www.peaceagreements.orgComprehensive Peace Agreement • August 23rd, 2021
The peace process between the North and South of Sudan, while one country, which addressed the end of conflict between these two parts of the country.
Peace Agreement Access Tool PA-X www.peaceagreements.orgComprehensive Peace Agreement • August 27th, 2022
Signed 20 December 1994: Alija Izetbegovic, President, Rasim Delic, Supreme Commander Signed 20 December 1994, Additional agreement to that of 19 December: Radovan Karadzic
CURRENT SITUATIONComprehensive Peace Agreement • June 25th, 2007
As the genocide in Darfur continues, the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) that ended the war in Southern Sudan—a conflict that took 2 million lives—is at risk of collapse. If it unravels, there will be no chance for peace in Darfur, and the likelihood increases dramatically of a return to a far more destructive war in the South. The deal is primarily at risk because of obstructions created by the ruling National Congress Party. These include:
ContractComprehensive Peace Agreement • January 11th, 2011
This is not an official translation of the peace agreement. The translation has been carried out by an independent translator on behalf of the UCDP
REFERENDUM/IndependenceComprehensive Peace Agreement • March 26th, 2009
Comprehensive peace agreement nepal pdfComprehensive Peace Agreement • May 8th, 2023
Summary: This comprehensive peace agreement seeks to end the conflict between the Government of Nepal and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist). It comprises a ceasefire including the management of arms and armies of both the national army and the Moist group by the United Nations. It calls for political, economic and social change in the country and adherence to humanitarian law and human rights principles, including through the establishment of a National Human Rights Commission, a Truth and Reconciliation Commission and a National Peace and Rehabilitation Commission. The agreement calls for the election of a constituent assembly to end the transition period and calls on the UN to observe and assist the electoral process. The agreement also calls for the nationalization of all property belonging to the King and Queen and to decide by a simple majority in the first constitutional assembly meeting whether to retain the monarchy as an institution. Region: Conflict / Issue: Thematic: Fra
Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA)Comprehensive Peace Agreement • October 7th, 2009
Comprhensieve Peace Agreement Cover Sheet for the Implementation Agreement (PDF 40 KB) Global Implementation Matrix, with Annexes and Appendices (PDF 256 KB) Agreement on Permanent Ceasefire and Security Arrangements (PDF 156 KB) List of Abbreviations (PDF 16 KB)
Comprehensive Peace AgreementComprehensive Peace Agreement • November 23rd, 2006
This comprehensive peace agreement has been reached between Government of Nepal and CPN (Maoist) with commitment to transform ceasefire between Government of Nepal and CPN (Maoist) into sustainable peace.
Peace Agreement Access Tool PA-X www.peaceagreements.orgComprehensive Peace Agreement • May 21st, 2022
Signed 20 December 1994: Alija Izetbegovic, President, Rasim Delic, Supreme Commander Signed 20 December 1994, Additional agreement to that of 19 December: Radovan Karadzic
Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement LiberiaComprehensive Peace Agreement • November 21st, 2020
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