Protection of Civilians
Prevent, deter and respond to threats against civilians through physical protection, dialogue and support to national authorities.
Mandate
The Mission's mandate is set by the Security Council and reviewed at regular intervals. It defines what the Mission may and may not do, and how it works alongside the host state.
Authority
Acting under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, the Security Council authorises the Mission to take necessary measures within its area of operations to protect civilians under imminent threat of physical violence.
Prevent, deter and respond to threats against civilians through physical protection, dialogue and support to national authorities.
Support inclusive dialogue, elections and constitutional reform in cooperation with regional organisations.
Reinforce independent judicial and correctional systems in line with international standards.
Monitor, report and support redress for violations; advance the protection of at-risk groups.
Implement the Women, Peace and Security agenda across all pillars of the Mission.
Prevent grave violations against children and support reintegration of those affected by conflict.
Enable safe, timely and unimpeded access for humanitarian actors under international humanitarian law.