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Titolo: Risoluzione ONU 1546(?) sull'Iraq

E' in inglese non ho il tempo di tradurla cmq è quella che hanno votato
all'unanimità
anche i vari scapateri...:)
Ciao.
New York, June 08, 2004
The Security Council,
Welcoming the beginning of a new phase in Iraq's transition to a
democratically elected government, and looking forward to the end of the
occupation and the assumption of full responsibility and authority by a
fully sovereign and independent Interim Government of Iraq by 30 June 2004,
Recalling all of its previous relevant resolutions on Iraq,
Reaffirming the independence, sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity
of Iraq,
Reaffirming the right of the Iraqi people freely to determine their own
political future and control their own natural resources,
Recognizing the importance of international support, particularly that of
countries in the region, Iraq's neighbors, and regional organizations, for
the people of Iraq in their efforts to achieve security and prosperity, and
noting that the successful implementation of this resolution will contribute
to regional stability,
Welcoming the efforts of the Special Advisor to the Secretary-General to
assist the people of Iraq in achieving the formation of the Interim
Government of Iraq, as set out in the letter of the Secretary-General of [8]
June 2004,
Taking note of the dissolution of the Governing Council of Iraq, and
welcoming the progress made in implementing the arrangements for Iraq's
political transition referred to in resolution 1511 (2003) of 16 October
2003,
Welcoming the commitment of the Interim Government of Iraq to work towards a
federal, democratic, pluralist and unified Iraq, in which there is full
respect for political and human rights,
Stressing the need for all parties to respect and protect Iraq's
archeological, historical, cultural and religious heritage,
Affirming the importance of the rule of law, respect for human rights
including the rights of women, fundamental freedoms, and democracy including
free and fair elections,
Recalling the establishment of the United Nations Assistance Mission for
Iraq (UNAMI) on 14 August 2003, and affirming that the United Nations should
play a leading role in assisting the Iraqi people and government in the
formation of institutions for representative government,
Recognizing that international support for restoration of stability and
security is essential to the well-being of the people of Iraq as well as to
the ability of all concerned to carry out their work on behalf of the people
of Iraq, and welcoming Member State contributions in this regard under
resolution 1483 (2003) of 22 May 2003 and resolution 1511 (2003),
Recalling the report provided by the United States to the Security Council
on 16 April 2004 on the efforts and progress made by the multinational
force,
Recognizing the request conveyed in the letter of 5 June 2004 from the Prime
Minister of the Interim Government of Iraq to the President of the Council,
which is annexed to this resolution, to retain the presence of the
multinational force,
Recognizing also the importance of the consent of the sovereign Government
of Iraq for the presence of the multinational force and of close
coordination between the multinational force and that government,
Welcoming the willingness of the multinational force to continue efforts to
contribute to the maintenance of security and stability in Iraq in support
of the political transition, especially for upcoming elections, and to
provide security for the UN presence in Iraq, as described in the letter of
5 June 2004 from the United States Secretary of State to the President of
the Council, which is annexed to this resolution,
Noting the commitment of all forces promoting the maintenance of security
and stability in Iraq to act in accordance with international law, including
obligations under international humanitarian law, and cooperate with
relevant international organizations,
Affirming the importance of international assistance in reconstruction and
development of the Iraqi economy,
Recognizing the benefits to Iraq of the immunities and privileges enjoyed by
Iraqi oil revenues and by the Development Fund for Iraq, and noting the
importance of providing for continued disbursements of this fund by the
Interim Government of Iraq and its successors upon dissolution of the
Coalition Provisional Authority,
Determining that the situation in Iraq continues to constitute a threat to
international peace and security,
Acting under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations,
1. Endorses the formation of a sovereign Interim Government of Iraq, as
presented on 1 June 2004, which will assume full responsibility and
authority by 30 June 2004 for governing Iraq while refraining from taking
any actions affecting Iraq's destiny beyond the limited interim period until
an elected Transitional Government of Iraq assumes office as envisaged in
paragraph four below;
2. Welcomes that, also by 30 June 2004, the occupation will end and the
Coalition Provisional Authority will cease to exist, and that Iraq will
reassert its full sovereignty;
3. Reaffirms the right of the Iraqi people freely to determine their own
political future and to exercise full authority and control over their
financial and natural resources;
4. Endorses the proposed timetable for Iraq's political transition to
democratic government including:
(a) formation of the sovereign Interim Government of Iraq that will assume
governing responsibility and authority by 30 June 2004;
(b) convening of a national conference reflecting the diversity of Iraqi
society; and
(c) holding of direct democratic elections by 31 December 2004 if possible,
and in no case later than 31 January 2005, to a Transitional National
Assembly, which will, inter alia, have responsibility for forming a
Transitional Government of Iraq and drafting a permanent constitution for
Iraq leading to a constitutionally-elected government by 31 December 2005;
5. Invites the Government of Iraq to consider how the convening of an
international meeting could support the above process, and notes that it
would welcome such a meeting to support the Iraqi political transition and
Iraqi recovery, to the benefit of the Iraqi people, and in the interest of
stability in the region;
6. Calls on all Iraqis to implement these arrangements peaceably and in
full, and on all States and relevant organizations to support such
implementation;
7. Decides that in implementing, as circumstances permit, their mandate to
assist the Iraqi people and government, the Special Representative of the
Secretary General and the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq
(UNAMI), as requested by the Government of Iraq, shall:
(a) play a leading role to:
(i) assist in the convening, during the month of July 2004, of a national
conference to select a Consultative Council;
(ii) advise and support the Interim Government of Iraq, the Independent
Electoral Commission of Iraq, and the Transitional National Assembly on the
process for holding elections;
(iii) promote national dialogue and consensus-building on the drafting of a
national constitution by the people of Iraq;
(b) and also:
(i) advise the Government of Iraq in the development of effective civil and
social services;
(ii) contribute to the coordination and delivery of reconstruction,
development, and humanitarian assistance;
(iii) promote the protection of human rights, national reconciliation, and
judicial and legal reform in order to strengthen the rule of law in Iraq;
and
(iv) advise and assist the Government of Iraq on initial planning for the
eventual conduct of a comprehensive census;
8. Welcomes ongoing efforts by the incoming Interim Government of Iraq to
develop Iraqi security forces, including the Iraqi armed forces, operating
under the authority of the Interim Government of Iraq and its successors,
which will progressively play a greater role and ultimately assume full
responsibility for the maintenance of security and stability in Iraq;
9. Notes that the presence of the multinational force in Iraq is at the
request of the incoming Interim Government of Iraq and therefore reaffirms
the authorization for the multinational force under unified command
established under resolution 1511 (2003) having regard to the letters
annexed to this resolution;
10. Decides that the multinational force shall have the authority to take
all necessary measures to contribute to the maintenance of security and
stability in Iraq in accordance with the letters annexed to this resolution
expressing, inter alia, the Iraqi request for the continued presence of the
multinational force and setting out its tasks, including by preventing and
deterring terrorism, so that, inter alia, the United Nations can fulfill its
role in assisting the Iraqi people as outlined in paragraph seven above and
the Iraqi people can implement freely and without intimidation the timetable
and program for the political process and benefit from reconstruction and
rehabilitation activities;
11. Welcomes, in this regard, the arrangements that are being put in place
to establish a security partnership between the Interim Government of Iraq
and the multinational force and to ensure coordination between the two;
12. Decides further that the mandate for the multinational force shall be
reviewed at the request of the Government of Iraq or twelve months from the
date of this resolution, and that this mandate shall expire upon the
completion of the political process set out in paragraph four above, and
declares that it will terminate this mandate earlier if requested by the
Government of Iraq;
13. Notes the intention, set out in the annexed letter from the United
States Secretary of State, to create a distinct entity under unified command
of the multinational force with a dedicated mission to provide security for
the UN presence in Iraq, recognizes that the implementation of measures to
provide security for staff members of the United Nations system working in
Iraq would require significant resources, and calls upon Member States and
relevant organizations to provide such resources, including contributions to
that entity;
14. Recognizes that the multinational force will also assist in building the
capability of the Iraqi security forces and institutions, through a program
of recruitment, training, equipping, mentoring and monitoring;
15. Requests Member States and international and regional organizations to
contribute assistance to the multinational force, including military forces,
as agreed with the Government of Iraq, to help meet the needs of the Iraqi
people for security and stability, humanitarian and reconstruction
assistance, and to support the efforts of UNAMI;
16. Emphasizes the importance of developing effective Iraqi police, border
enforcement, and Facilities Protection Service, under the control of the
Interior Ministry of Iraq, and, in the case of the Facilities Protection
Service, other Iraqi ministries, for the maintenance of law, order, and
security, including combating terrorism, and requests Member States and
international organizations to assist the Government of Iraq in building the
capability of these Iraqi institutions;
17. Condemns all acts of terrorism in Iraq, reaffirms the obligations of
Member States under resolutions 1373 (2001) of 28 September 2001, 1267
(1999) 15 October 1999, 1333 (2000) of 19 December 2000, 1390 (2002) of 16
January 2002, 1455 (2003) of 17 January 2003, and 1526 (2004) of 30 January
2004, and other relevant international obligations with respect, inter alia,
to terrorist activities in and from Iraq or against its citizens, and
specifically reiterates its call upon Member States to prevent the transit
of terrorists to and from Iraq, arms for terrorists, and financing that
would support terrorists, and reemphasizes the importance of strengthening
the cooperation of the countries of the region, particularly neighbors of
Iraq, in this regard;
18. Recognizes that the Interim Government of Iraq will assume the primary
role in coordinating international assistance to Iraq;
19. Welcomes efforts by Member States and international organizations to
respond in support of requests by the Interim Government of Iraq to provide
technical and expert assistance, while Iraq is rebuilding administrative
capacity;
20. Reiterates its request that Member States, international financial
institutions and other organizations strengthen their efforts to assist the
people of Iraq in the reconstruction and development of the Iraqi economy,
including by providing international experts and necessary resources through
a coordinated program of donor assistance;
21. Decides that the prohibitions related to the sale or supply to Iraq of
arms and related materiel under previous resolutions shall not apply to arms
or related materiel required by the Government of Iraq or the multinational
force to serve the purposes of this resolution, stresses the importance for
all States to abide strictly by them, and notes the significance of Iraq's
neighbors in this regard, and calls upon the Government of Iraq and the
multinational force each to ensure that appropriate implementation
procedures are in place;
22. Notes that nothing in the preceding paragraph affects the prohibitions
on or obligations of States related to items specified in paragraphs 8 and
12 of resolution 687 (1991) of 3 April 1991 or activities described in
paragraph 3(f) of resolution 707 (1991) of 15 August 1991, and reaffirms its
intention to revisit the mandates of the United Nations Monitoring,
Verification, and Inspection Commission and the International Atomic Energy
Agency;
23. Calls on Member States and international organizations to respond to
Iraqi requests to assist Iraqi efforts to integrate Iraqi veterans and
former militia members into Iraqi society;
24. Notes that, upon dissolution of the Coalition Provisional Authority, the
funds in the Development Fund for Iraq shall be disbursed solely at the
direction of the Government of Iraq, and decides that the Development Fund
for Iraq shall be utilized in a transparent and equitable manner and through
the Iraqi budget including to satisfy outstanding obligations against the
Development Fund for Iraq, that the arrangements for the depositing of
proceeds from export sales of petroleum, petroleum products, and natural gas
established in paragraph 20 of resolution 1483 (2003) shall continue to
apply, that the International Advisory and Monitoring Board shall continue
its activities in monitoring the Development Fund for Iraq and shall include
as an additional full voting member a duly qualified individual designated
by the Government of Iraq and that appropriate arrangements shall be made
for the continuation of deposits of the proceeds referred to in paragraph 21
of resolution 1483 (2003);
25. Decides further that the provisions in the above paragraph for the
deposit of proceeds into the DFI and for the role of the IAMB shall be
reviewed at the request of the Transitional Government of Iraq or twelve
months from the date of this resolution, and shall expire upon the
completion of the political process set out in paragraph four above;
26. Decides that, in connection with the dissolution of the Coalition
Provisional Authority, the Interim Government of Iraq and its successors
shall assume the rights, responsibilities and obligations relating to the
Oil for Food Programme that were transferred to the Authority, including all
operational responsibility for the Programme and any obligations undertaken
by the Authority in connection with such responsibility, and responsibility
for ensuring independently authenticated confirmation that goods have been
delivered, and further decides that, following a 120-day transition period
from the date of adoption of this resolution, the Interim Government of Iraq
and its successors shall assume responsibility for certifying delivery of
goods under contracts prioritized in accordance with that resolution, and
that such certification shall be deemed to constitute the independent
authentication required for the release of funds associated with such
contracts, consulting as appropriate to ensure the smooth implementation of
these arrangements;
27. Further decides that the provisions of paragraph 22 of resolution 1483
(2003) shall continue to apply, except that the privileges and immunities
provided in that paragraph shall not apply with respect to any final
judgment arising out of a contractual obligation entered into by Iraq after
30 June 2004;
28. Welcomes the commitments of many creditors, including those of the Paris
Club, to identify ways to reduce substantially Iraq's sovereign debt, calls
on Member States, as well as intemationa1 and regional organizations, to
support the Iraq reconstruction effort, urges the international financial
institutions and bilateral donors to take the immediate steps necessary to
provide their full range of loans and other financial assistance and
arrangements to Iraq, recognizes that the Interim Government of Iraq will
have the authority to conclude and implement such agreements and other
arrangements as may be necessary in this regard, and requests creditors,
institutions and donors to work as a priority on these matters with the
Interim Government of Iraq and its successors;
29. Recalls the continuing obligations of Member States to freeze and
transfer certain funds, assets, and economic resources to the Development
Fund for Iraq in accordance with paragraphs 19 and 23 of resolution 1483
(2003) and with resolution 1518 (2003) of 24 November 2003;
30. Requests the Secretary-General to report to the Council within three
months from the date of this resolution on UNAMI operations in Iraq, and on
a quarterly basis thereafter on the progress made towards national elections
and fulfillment of all UNAMI's responsibilities;
31. Requests that the United States, on behalf of the multinational force,
report to the Council within three months from the date of this resolution
on the efforts and progress of this force, and on a quarterly basis
thereafter;
32. Decides to remain actively seized of the matter

 Ciao.
Ora i pacifisti e le varie opposizioni ripudieranno l'ONU?
Raffaele
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> Ora i pacifisti e le varie opposizioni ripudieranno l'ONU?
Beh..lo hanno gia fatto nel 91 quando ci fu la 1° guerra in Iraq fatta
dall'ONU ricordi cosa dicevano.......
Onu o no sono solo contro gli USA, questo è palese.


Vista da un altra posizione: Che diranno i zionist 'filo-sharonisti' (che fa
rima con nazisti) di questo inaspettato 'favore'...
K

 K
Anche tassisti fa rima con fascisti...come trapezzisti, o trombettisti, o
anche....
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 anche....
Vabbe, ma vuoi mettere a paragone il perfetto connubio sionista-nazista con
il resto?
K

 il resto?
Non vedo dove sia il perfetto connubio...
Non vedo deportazioni di massa, notti dei cristalli o dei lunghi coltelli,
lagher o forni crematori, non ci vedo inni alla superiorità della razza,
etc etc...
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Cambia gli occhiali, Raffae'!
K

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Israele è una repubblica democratica ignorante e ci vivono da sempre 
anche islamici che insieme combattono il terrorismo.
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			a me basta un salto ! »
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DonJuan

 anche islamici che insieme combattono il terrorismo.
Tu invece smettila con la mescalina...
L


te invece smettila di spararti pippe mentali vedendo complotti in ogni 
angolo LOL :)
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