If there is a cease fire there is the possibility of negotiation. If there is cease fire there is a possibility of putting the country together again, as was the plan in the original Lome document. It has been made very clear that a cease fire should not benefit any party. The resolution is quite lengthy and a lot of thought has gone into the issues you raise. However, there has to have cease fire in the country.
People have to stop fighting.
This question is directed at the Military Spokesman. The Lome Peace Accord has been with us for a year now. However, it is not my role to discuss possible changes to the Agreement. That's the role of the humanitarian agencies. They are here to provide assistance to address problems like these.