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Adopted by the Security Council at its 3629th meeting,

on 8 February 1996 The Security Council, Reaffirming its resolution 696 (1991) of 30 May 1991 and all subsequent

relevant resolutions, Having considered the report of the Secretary-General dated 31 January 1996

(S/1996/75), Reaffirming its commitment to preserve the unity and territorial integrity

of Angola, Reiterating the importance it attaches to the full implementation by the

Government of Angola and Unio Nacional para a Independncia Total de Angola

(UNITA) of the "Acordos de Paz" (S/22609, annex), the Lusaka Protocol

(S/1994/1441, annex) and relevant Security Council resolutions, Deeply concerned at delays in the implementation of the Lusaka Protocol and

the lack of steady progress towards lasting peace, Concerned also at the deteriorating humanitarian situation in many parts of

Angola and, in particular, at the lack of security guarantees and freedom of

movement for the personnel of humanitarian organizations, Emphasizing the importance of reconstruction and rehabilitation of the

Angolan national economy and its vital contribution to durable peace, Recalling its resolution 976 (1995) of 8 February 1995 which stated,

inter alia, the expectation that UNAVEM III would complete its mission by

February 1997, Noting that one-half of the duration of UNAVEM III's mission, as envisaged

in resolution 976 (1995), has already elapsed, while implementation of the

Lusaka Protocol is seriously behind schedule, Noting also the agreement between the Government of Angola and UNITA of

21 December 1995, and welcoming the efforts of the Secretary-General, his Special Representative and the three observer States to the Angolan peace

process to facilitate the establishment of a revised timetable for implementing

the tasks in the agreement between the two parties at Bailundo of

9 January 1996, Welcoming the efforts by Member States, the Organization of African Unity

(OAU), and the international community as a whole to promote peace and security

in Angola, 1.Welcomes the report of the Secretary-General dated 31 January 1996; 2.Decides to extend the mandate of UNAVEM III until 8 May 1996; 3.Expresses deep concern at the numerous delays in the implementation of

the Lusaka Protocol, reminds the Government of Angola and UNITA of their

obligations to consolidate the peace process and, in this regard, urges them to

maintain an effective cease-fire, conclude their military talks on integration

of the armed forces, undertake active engagement in the demining process, and

commence the integration of UNITA personnel into administrative and governmental

institutions in furtherance of the objective of national reconciliation; 4.Welcomes the positive steps taken by the Government of Angola in

implementing its commitments, in particular the cessation of offensive

operations, the withdrawal of its troops from offensive positions in the

vicinity of UNITA quartering areas, the release of all prisoners registered by

the International Committee of the Red Cross, the beginning of the quartering of

the rapid reaction police, and the termination of contracts of expatriate

personnel as agreed; 5.Expresses the expectation that the Government of Angola will continue

its progress with the goal of fully implementing its obligations under the

Lusaka Protocol, including quartering of the rapid reaction police, deployment

to barracks of the Angolan Armed Forces, the repatriation of expatriate

personnel as agreed, and the drawing up of a programme for disarming the

civilian population; 6.Expresses deep concern at the slow pace of quartering and disarming

UNITA troops, notes the public commitment by UNITA to quarter its troops in an

expeditious and comprehensive fashion and reiterates its conviction that the

quartering of UNITA forces, as the first step in its transformation to a

legitimate political party, is a crucial component of the peace process; 7.Urges UNITA to proceed immediately with the orderly, large-scale and

verifiable movement of its troops to the quartering areas at Vila Nova,

Lunduimbali, Negage and Quibaxe, without further interruption, in strict

adherence to the new timetable agreed by the parties on 9 January 1996, and in

full cooperation with UNAVEM III; 8.Calls upon UNITA, following completion of this initial quartering, to

proceed immediately with the orderly movement of all of its troops to the other

quartering areas and to conclude all quartering within the time of this mandate

renewal; 9.Also calls upon UNITA to extend full cooperation to UNAVEM III and the

Joint Commission at all levels, including the exchange of military information

as required by the Lusaka Protocol; 10.Further calls upon UNITA to release all remaining prisoners; 11.Calls upon the two parties, in particular UNITA, to ensure the freedom

of movement of people and goods throughout the country; 12.Also calls upon the two parties, in particular UNITA, to cooperate

fully with humanitarian organizations by granting them all the necessary

security guarantees and freedom of movement to facilitate their work; 13.Reminds the Government of Angola and UNITA of their obligation to

cease the dissemination of hostile propaganda; 14.Notes the importance attached to the dissemination of impartial

information by UNAVEM radio and calls upon the Government of Angola to provide

all the facilities necessary for the independent functioning of that radio; 15.Encourages both the President of Angola and the Chairman of UNITA to

meet, as soon as possible and thereafter on a regular basis, to promote mutual

confidence and achieve the full, fair and speedy implementation of the Lusaka

Protocol, including its provisions on national reconciliation and other

outstanding issues; 16.Commends the Joint Commission for the positive role it continues to

play in support of the implementation of the Lusaka Protocol; 17.Commends also the efforts of the Secretary-General, his Special

Representative and the personnel of UNAVEM III to facilitate the implementation

of the Lusaka Protocol; 18.Urges the international community to continue to provide the

assistance necessary to facilitate the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the

Angolan national economy, provided that the two parties meet their obligations

under the Lusaka Protocol; 19.Reaffirms the obligation of all States to implement fully the

provisions of paragraph 19 of resolution 864 (1993); 20.Urges all States, in particular those neighbouring Angola, to

facilitate the process of national reconciliation in Angola and to take steps in

their territory to facilitate full implementation of the provisions of the

Lusaka Protocol; 21.Requests the Secretary-General to report by 7 March 1996, 4 April 1996

and 1 May 1996 on the progress made by the Government of Angola and UNITA in

taking concrete steps towards meeting the goals and timetable agreed between

them, and to keep the Council fully informed on developments in the situation on

the ground, so that the Council may respond accordingly; 22.Expresses its readiness, in light of recommendations by the Secretary-General and developments in Angola, to consider any further measures; 23.Decides to remain actively seized of the matter.