UN Security Council
2023

in the context of peacebuilding, reconciliation and security sector reform; iii. in the context of elections, and as envisaged in the Somali Women’s Charter, meet its commitments to ensure that women fill at least 30% of the seats in both Houses of Parliament; and iv. support women’s rights, including their social, cultural and economic rights through the elimination of poverty, and provision of education, employment and development opportunities; g. promote the participation and inclusion of persons belonging to minority clans, youth and persons with disabilities; h. uphold the rights of freedom of expression, association, peaceful assembly and movement, including the ability of journalists to operate freely, and condemn hate speech and incitement to violence; and, i. enhance civilian oversight of their security apparatus, to: i. continue to adopt and implement appropriate vetting procedures of all defence and security personnel, including human rights vetting; and ii. investigate and, as appropriate, prosecute individuals responsible for violations of international law, including international humanitarian law and human rights law, and sexual and gender-based violence in conflict