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The Security Council calls upon all Burundian leaders to respect the Burundi constitution and the will of the people of the country.
The thrust of the reform is to ensure an equitable representation of all Burundian communities in public offices.
The European Union solemnly appeals to all Burundian leaders not to let themselves be tempted by the illusion of a military victory.
This collaboration has proved to be essential at this juncture, when FNL has advanced considerably in its struggle against the government army;with serious support from ALIR, this war could be ended, to the benefit of all Burundian and Rwandan Bahutu.
A recent mobilization of all Burundian stakeholders should help to mitigate the expansion of the disease.
Likewise, the execution of the sentences handed down in the case of the genocide of 31 July 1997 followed all Burundian legal procedures, free from any partisan or ethnic considerations.
The Council also urged all Burundian parties to exert greater efforts to ensure the success of the transition, national reconciliation and the stability of the country in the longer term.
Article 22 of the Constitution of the Republic of Burundi of 18 March 2005 guarantees the equality of all Burundian citizens before the law, which provides them with equal protection without any distinction.
The Security Council urges all Burundian parties to exert greater efforts to ensure success of the Transition, national reconciliation and stability of the country in the longer term.
On that occasion, I had noted that my Government, through the head of State, had already renewed its invitation to all Burundian refugees to return to their homeland in complete safety see my letter of 1 November 1996.
The members of the Council called on all Burundian parties recruiting or using child soldiers in violation of their international obligations to immediately halt such recruitment or use of children.
The Security Council takes note of the CNDD-FDD's 27 April statement that it will refrain from attacking unless attacked and urges all Burundian parties to observe the terms of the ceasefire agreements and implement them without delay.
Encourage the Government and all Burundian political actors to engage in the consolidation of peace and national reconciliation by continuing to follow the path of dialogue, power-sharing and consensus.
The independent expert calls on the international community to press the Government of Burundi to create a climate conducive to the full andfree exercise of the activities of all Burundian political parties and to encourage them and the Government to engage in a constructive dialogue.
Supported the proposed regional summit and urged all Burundian parties to cooperate fully with the region and the facilitation with a view to reaching agreement on all outstanding issues;
It urged all Burundian parties to endeavour to promote national reconciliation and restoration of peace in Burundi, thereby enabling the Peace Agreement to be fully implemented and the peaceful transition to begin.
They supported the proposed regional summit and urged all Burundian parties to cooperate fully with a view to reaching agreement on all outstanding issues.
Encouraging all Burundian parties to continue their dialogue in a spirit of compromise, in particular during the campaign to explain the interim Constitution and the drawing up of the electoral code, with a view to a lasting political solution.
The Government of Burundi takes this opportunity to renew its appeal to all Burundian refugees to return to their homeland, and pledges to receive them in conditions of utmost dignity, safety and security.
Calls upon all Burundian parties to exert greater efforts to ensure success of the Transition, national reconciliation and stability of the country in the longer term, in particular by refraining from any actions which may affect the cohesion of the Arusha Agreement process;
In that regard,by extending the initial deadline beyond 31 December 2008, for all Burundian refugees to leave its territory the United Republic of Tanzania made it easier to manage the repatriation process.
I invite all Burundian leaders to reinforce the message that sectarian interests can no longer define modern Burundian society, which should now build upon the gains of the peace process and move in the direction of national reconciliation, stability and development.
Requests the Secretary-General to initiate negotiations with the Government and consultations with all Burundian parties concerned on how to implement his recommendations, and to report to the Council by 30 September 2005 on details of implementation, including costs, structures and time frame;
The Council calls on all Burundian parties to take practical steps to grant safe access to humanitarian personnel in their efforts to deliver assistance to vulnerable populations throughout Burundi.
In this regard, the Government's stated commitment to protect all Burundian citizens regardless of their political affiliation is welcome and must be implemented in a credible and equitable manner.
After extensive consultations with all Burundian political actors, as well as with the countries of the Regional Peace Initiative on Burundi, the Facilitation and other concerned leaders within the international community, the President, Pierre Buyoya, decided to step down as planned and hand over power to his Vice-President, Domitien Ndayizeye.
WELCOMES the remarkable progress in the peace process in Burundi,and URGES all Burundian parties to continue their efforts, including working to create conditions conducive to the organization and holding of general elections between May and September 2010.
The Council called upon all Burundian parties to exert greater efforts to ensure the success of the transition, national reconciliation, and the stability of the country in the longer term, in particular by refraining from any actions which might affect the cohesion of the Arusha Agreement process.157 154 Resolution 1696(2006), ninth preambular paragraph and paras. 1, 2, 6 and 8.
The movement has set itself the objective of providing a venue in which all Burundian women can express themselves, evaluate the activities of national institutions and mount a permanent guard against injustice, exploitation, discrimination, exclusion and violence against women.
The Council called on all Burundian parties to observe the terms of the ceasefire agreements; reiterated its demand that FNL(Rwasa) lay down its arms immediately and enter into a ceasefire agreement with the Government of Burundi without preconditions; and urged all relevant regional parties and actors to continue their efforts for a lasting peace in Burundi.