Examples of Resolution 1988 in a sentence
On June 17, 2011, in concert with U.S. confirmations of talks with Taliban figures, the U.N. Security Council adopted Resolution 1988 and 1989.
Mujahid is now on the HPC.On June 17, 2011, in concert with U.S. confirmations of talks with Taliban figures, the U.N. Security Council adopted Resolution 1988 and 1989.
As to delisting procedures, Resolution 2082 followed Resolution 1988 in general terms and mandated expeditious removal of individuals and entities that no longer met the criteria or had renounced terrorism.
Resolution 1989 adjusted the Resolution 1267 Committee’s mandate to the changes introduced by Resolution 1988 and to the Committee established therein, while preserving the measures against Al-Qaida and its members, the requirements of listing requests by UN States, and the procedure to follow after listing names.
It calls upon States to cooperate during events of kidnapping by terrorist groups and encourages the Monitoring Team of the Resolutions 1267/1989 Committee and the Resolution 1988 Committee to cooperate when furnishing information on trends and developments in this domain.
Resolution 2082 defined the assets that could be frozen, and reiterated when an entity was associated with the Taliban and could, therefore, be listed by the Resolution 1988 Committee.
Finally, Resolution 2161 also directs the Resolutions 1267/1989 Committee to cooperate with the Resolution 1988 Committee, the CTC, and the Resolution 1540 Committee.
As to delisting procedures, Resolution 1988 ordered the Committee to remove names of those individuals who had renounced terrorism and any membership in terrorist entities, and it also made it possible for individuals and entities to request delisting without members’ support by submitting such request to the Focal Point created by Resolution 173.
Resolution 1988 reaffirmed the measures against the Taliban and created a separate sanction regime for the group, whose members or associates were to be included within a particular list and no longer the Consolidated List created by Resolutions 1267 and 1333.
Security Council, Resolution 1988 (2011), UN document S/RES/1988 (2011), 12 July 2011.