UN Security Council
2021

through implementation of action plans to address sexual violence in conflict, and underlining the urgency and importance of timely investigations to support accountability and the provision of assistance and protection to survivors and victims of sexual and gender-based violence, Alarmed by the dire humanitarian situation, the high levels of food insecurity in the country and likely famine in some areas, recalling its resolution 2417 (2018) that recognizes the need to break the vicious cycle between armed conflict and food insecurity, condemning attacks on the means of livelihood and intentional denial of access to food, which could amount to war crimes, further condemning the obstructions by all parties to civilians’ movement and to humanitarian actors’ movement to reach civilians in need of assistance, expressing concern at the imposition of taxes and fees which hamper the delivery of humanitarian assistance across the country, noting with concern reports that forced displacement and denial of humanitarian access is exacerbating food insecurity for the civilian population, Expressing serious and urgent concern over the nearly 3.8 million displaced