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The Monitoring Group recommends.
In view of the investigative results presented in the previous reports of the Monitoring Group andthe information contained in the present report, the Monitoring Group recommends that the Security Council consider applying targeted sanctions, e.g., in the form of travel bans and freezing of assets on the individuals and entities named in the draft list.
The Monitoring Group recommends that.
On the basis of its knowledge of the problem faced by the Government of Yemen in attempting to curtail the activities of the arms-trading networks transporting arms from Yemen across the Gulf of Aden to the arms market in Somalia, the meetings held between the Monitoring Group and the Government of Yemen during 2005 and 2006 andthe above-mentioned letter, the Monitoring Group recommends that the request for capacity-building assistance be considered by the Security Council.
The Monitoring Group recommends that.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Government of Eritrea should immediately provide, either to the Government of Qatar or to the International Committee of the Red Cross, all available information relating to the status of Djiboutian prisoners of war in its custody or Djiboutian military personnel reported missing in action following the hostilities of June 2008.
The Monitoring Group recommends that.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Council recognize the crucial role that this arms market network plays in perpetuating the deadly conflict in Somalia and that the Council remain apprised of the overall importance of this arms market network through specifically mandated and continued monitoring and reporting to the Council on the activities of the market network.
The Monitoring Group recommends that.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Security Council require States and international organizations, that come into possession of weapons, ammunition or military material that is either on Somali territory or is destined for Somalia or has originated in Somalia, to record the identifying characteristics of those items and share them with the Monitoring Group, in accordance with paragraph 6 of Security Council resolution 1425 2002.
The Monitoring Group recommends that investigations into this incident should be pursued further.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Committee proceed without delay to designate for targeted measures.
The Monitoring Group recommends that prosecutors and investigators receive training on conducting complex financial investigations.
The Monitoring Group recommends that steps be taken to increase intelligence and information sharing between States relevant to this issue.
The Monitoring Group recommends the adoption of a due diligence framework for the control of Eritrea's mining revenues, as set out above.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Transitional Federal Government consider taking the following actions with respect to gaining control over the rampant arms problem.
The Monitoring Group recommends that those Eritrean civilian and military officials responsible for these violations be considered for targeted sanctions.
Consequently, the Monitoring Group recommends option 2 as the only viable alternative until such a time as the Security Council decides to lift sanctions on Eritrea.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Committee consider censuring President Sharif, Ms. Ossoble and Mr. Jaama for attempting to obstruct the work of the Monitoring Group. .
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Committee request the Government of Eritrea to provide the information that the Group has requested pursuant to its engagement and as set out in its official correspondence with the Government of Eritrea.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Security Council continue to encourage the Federal Government of Somalia to identify, arrest and prosecute all individuals who, for the past decade, have been involved in organizing and facilitating acts of piracy.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Security Council remind all United Nations agencies working in Somalia that they should provide all necessary assistance to the work of the Monitoring Group, including access to United Nations Humanitarian Air Service flights.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Security Council request Member States to encourage international financial institutions, including multinational banks, which handle accounts or host correspondent accounts for banks in Eritrea and for PFDJ business entities, to cooperate with the Monitoring Group in its investigations.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Security Council establish a notification and five-day non-objection procedure for approving the importation into Eritrea of certain categories of civilian equipment and spare parts that could be used for military purposes, including civilian aircraft and high mobility and tracked vehicles.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Security Council consider requesting briefings from the Governments of Egypt, Eritrea, Israel and the Sudan on the issue of arms and human trafficking between the four countries, as well as an Arias formula briefing from non-governmental organizations with relevant expertise.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Committee request that the Transitional Federal Government, AMISOM, and any other international forces to be deployed in future to Somalia put in place transparent systems for the registration, management and disposal of weapons, ammunition and explosive stockpiles in accordance with international practices.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Security Council call on donor States and international organizations to fund and deploy international sanctions advisers at airports and seaports under Transitional Federal Government control to assist with oversight in line with international norms and legislation.
The Monitoring Group recommends that in light of new information provided by the Monitoring Group in the present report, the Security Council consider renewing its decision that Eritrea should cease using extortion, threats of violence, fraud and other illicit means to collect taxes outside of Eritrea from its nationals or other individuals of Eritrean descent, and remind Member States of their obligation under paragraph 11 of resolution 2023 2011.
The Monitoring Group recommends that the Security Council and the Committee request Member States, notably those with sizeable Eritrean diaspora populations such as Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Kenya, Norway, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Sudan, the Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland, Uganda, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States, to submit implementation reports pursuant to paragraph 11 of resolution 2023(2011) by 31 December 2013.
In its final report,submitted to the Committee on 11 August 2004(see S/2004/604), the Monitoring Group recommended continued monitoring of the arms embargo to ensure its effectiveness.