UN Security Council
2000

Facilitator, and calls for increased efforts to build an internal political partnership in Burundi; 3. Endorses efforts by the Secretary-General to enhance the role of the United Nations in Burundi, and in particular the continued work of his Special Representative for the Great Lakes region; 4. Commends those Burundian parties, including the Government, that have demonstrated their commitment to continue negotiations, and calls on all parties that remain outside the Arusha peace process to cease hostilities and to participate fully in that process; 5. Expresses appreciation for international donor support, and appeals for increased assistance for the Arusha peace process; 6. Condemns continuing violence perpetrated by all parties, and in particular by those non-State actors who refuse to participate in the Arusha peace process, and strongly urges all parties to end the ongoing armed conflict and to resolve their differences peacefully; 7. Condemns attacks against civilians in Burundi, and calls for an immediate end to these criminal acts; 8. Strongly condemns the murder of United Nations Children’s Fund and World Food Programme personnel and Burundian civilians in Rutana province in