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13. Calls upon all parties to respect international humanitarian law on the
protection of civilians during times of war, and in that connection condemns attacks
against civilians and attacks against and detention of humanitarian personnel,
including the incidents leading to the deaths of fifteen humanitarian workers in the
last two years, and calls for appropriate investigations into all allegations
surrounding such incidents;
14. Recalls the signing by the Government of the Sudan of the Convention
on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of AntiPersonnel Mines and on Their Destruction, 4 urges all parties to the conflict to desist
from using them, calls upon the international community to refrain from supplying
mines to the region, and urges the international community and United Nations
agencies to provide appropriate assistance related to mine action in the Sudan;
15. Requests the Secretary-General to continue to mobilize and coordinate
resources and support for Operation Lifeline Sudan, and to report to the General
Assembly at its fifty-eighth session on the emergency situation in the affected areas
and the recovery, rehabilitation and development of the Sudan.
87th plenary meeting
14 December 2001
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