Resolution 866 (1993) / adopted by the Security Council at its 3281st meeting, on 22 September 1993.

Security Council resolution 866 (1993) [on establishment of the UN Observer Mission in Liberia and implementation of the Peace Agreement for Liberia]

Decides to establish UNOMIL for a period of 7 months, subject to the proviso that it will continue beyond 16 Dec. 1993 depending upon whether or not progress has been made towards implementation of the Peace Agreement; decides that UNOMIL shall comprise military observers as well as other components and shall have the following mandate: (a) to investigate reports on alleged incidents of violations of the ceasefire,; (b) to monitor compliance with other elements of the Peace Agreement, in particular the embargo on delivery of arms and military equipment to Liberia; (c) to observe and verify elections; (d) to assist in the coordination of humanitarian assistance; (e) to develop a plan and assess financial requirements for the demobilization of combatants; (f) to report on violations of international humanitarian law to the Secretary-General; (g) to train ECOMOG engineers in déminage and to coordinate with ECOMOG in the discharge of ECOMOG's separate responsibilities; welcomes the establishment of a Trust Fund and calls on Member States to contribute to it; calls on the transitional government to conclude no later than 60 days after installation, an Agreement with UN on full deployment of UNOMIL.

Adopted unanimously, 3281st meeting

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Concerns establishment of the UN Observer Mission in Liberia and implementation of the Peace Agreement for Liberia.