UN Security Council
2022

supporting the development of Somali civilian casualty monitoring, mitigation, and prevention policies and mechanisms; 12. Calls on the Somali authorities, in coordination with ATMIS, international partners, and relevant United Nations entities, including UNMAS, to combat the illicit trade, transfer, diversion and accumulation of small arms and light weapons, to prevent access of unauthorised recipients to all types of explosives and related materials in Somalia, and to ensure their safe and effective management and storage; 13. Underlines the need for Somalia and its international partners to consider the security situation in each location during transition of security responsibilities from ATMIS to Somalia, and emphasises that planning, and decision-making should be guided by a comprehensive assessment of the threat to civilians, and that proactive measures to mitigate risks should be taken, including by establishing an appropriately sized, qualified and accountable Somali security and police force presence to ensure continued security and protection before, during and after military action; 14. Recalls resolutions 1612 (2005) and subsequent resolutions on Children and Armed Conflict and expresses its grave concern over reports of killing, maiming,