UN Security Council
2023

restrictions on freedom of movement and obstruction of the electoral process cease immediately and that armed groups lay down their arms and permanently disband in line with their commitments under the APPR; 4. Strongly condemns all violations of international humanitarian law committed in the CAR, including attacks on the civilian population, MINUSCA peacekeepers and humanitarian actors, as well as human rights abuses and genderbased violence, recalls that individuals or entities that undermine peace and stability in the CAR could be listed for targeted measures pursuant to resolution 2693 (2023), and expresses its readiness to consider such measures for individuals or entities that violate the ceasefire; 5. Welcomes the continued engagement of the region in support of the peace process, including through the roadmap, calls on neighbouring states, regional organisations and all international partners to support the peace process, in a manner that is coherent and coordinated with the good offices of MINUSCA, including through financial support and strengthened partnerships, and emphasises the important role of the guarantors and facilitators of the APPR, including the AU, the