Security Council Resolution 1212 (1998)
Summary: Extends the UN Civilian Police Mission in Haiti to 30 November 1999 and says the Council does not intend to extend it beyond that date.
Key Findings
- Extends MIPONUH's mandate to 30 November 1999 at the request of the President of Haiti, and states the Council's intention not to extend it beyond that date.
- Asks the Secretary-General to recommend a viable alternative form of international assistance for the period after MIPONUH.
- Restates the aim of a professional, self-sustaining Haitian National Police of adequate size and structure.
- Calls on the Haitian authorities to pursue reform of the justice system, naming the penal institutions.
- Names economic rehabilitation and reconstruction as the major tasks facing Haiti, and full coordination among multilateral and bilateral contributors as the condition for effective aid.
How to cite
United Nations Security Council, Security Council Resolution 1212 (1998), https://docs.un.org/en/S/RES/1212(1998)
- Rights holder
- United Nations Security Council