latest developments in the situation in Côte d'Ivoire and the evolution of AU's efforts. Council also followed communications from representatives of Burkina Faso, on behalf of the Facilitator of the Inter‐Ivoirian Direct Dialogue, and Nigeria … Laurent Gbagbo to peacefully and immediately hand over power to the President elect, Mr. Alassane Ouattara. Council also strongly condemned the atrocities and other violations of human rights committed in different parts of Côte d'Ivoire. Council called
RHDP). One party believes wrongly that UNOCI had deliberately refused to provide it with military support. The other camp also wrongly claims that UNOCI had secretly provided military support to the opposing camp, explained the head of Mission, who insisted … that UNOCI has been and will remain impartial in all aspects, including militarily. To this end, the Special Representative also revealed that assurances were given to President Gbagbo's camp with regard to the Mission's impartiality concerning the marches
Ivorian leaders, including President Gbagbo. In my briefing to the Security Council on 28 September 2010, I also reemphasized this certification principle of safeguarding the result of the elections: I intend to safeguard the results of the elections with commitment … estimates count at least 50 deaths, 200 injured and 470 arbitrarily arrested and detained. Many cases of disappearances have also come to light. UNOCI is collecting information and examining the circumstances of these cases. Those who have committed these acts
house. An eyewitness told Amnesty International: They took three young men and beat them with a pestle. They were also looking for other people and we all fled so they fired at us with live bullets. A few hours later … peacekeeping force in Côte d'Ivoire for an additional six months on 20 December. The French government also said its 900-plus force would remain. In a separate statement, the Security Council warned that anyone responsible for attacks on civilians