Reference table

Examples of General Assembly engagement with peace operations


Peace operation
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case studies
Location of deploymentRelevant GA resolution(s)Nature of GA engagement
UNSCOBGreeceA/RES/109(II) (1947)Mandating peace operation
UN Forces on the Korean PeninsulaKoreaA/RES/498(V) (1951)Extending support for UN forces
Repatriation CommissionKoreaA/RES/610(VII) (1952)Mandating a body with tasks common to peace operations
UNEFEgyptA/RES/1000(ES-I) (1956)Mandating peace operation
UNOGILLebanonA/RES/1237(ES-III) (1958)Extending / supporting peace operation
ONUCCongoA/RES/1474(ES-IV) (1960)
A/RES/1885(XVIII) (1963)
Extending / supporting peace operation
UNTEA ; UNSFWest New GuineaA/RES/1752(XVII) (1962)Providing authority for peace operation
UNOVEREritreaA/47/544 (1992)Mandating peace operation
UNSMAAfghanistanA/RES/48/208 (1993)
A/RES/53/203A-B (1999)
A/RES/54/189A-B (2000)
Mandating peace operation; expanding peace operation
UNTACCambodiaA/RES/46/18 (1991)Indirect support for peace operation
MCIVIH; MICAHHaitiA/RES/47/20B (1993)
A/RES/54/193 A/RES/549/193(1999)
Mandating peace operation
MINUGUAGuatemalaA/RES/48/267 (1994)Mandating peace operation

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