The United Nations

“ Requests the Committee established by paragraph 8 above to make information it considers relevant publicly available through appropriate media, including through the improved use of information technology;
14. Requests the Governments of Eritrea and Ethiopia and other concerned parties to establish appropriate arrangements for the provision of humanitarian assistance and to endeavor to ensure that such assistance responds to local needs and is safely delivered to, and used by, its intended recipients ”

“ Demands further that both parties withdraw their forces from military engagement and take no action that would aggravate tensions;
4. Demands the earliest possible reconvening, without preconditions, of substantive peace talks, under OAU auspices, on the basis of the Framework Agreement and the Modalities and of the work conducted by the OAU as recorded in its Communiqué issued by its current Chairman of 5 May 2000 (S/2000/394) , which would conclude a peaceful definitive settlement of the conflict ”

“ Noting with concern that the fighting has serious humanitarian implications for the civilian population of the two States,
Stressing that the hostilities constitute an increasing threat to the stability, security and economic development of the subregion,
Determining that the situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia constitutes a threat to regional peace and security,
Acting under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations,
1. Strongly condemns the continued fighting between Eritrea and Ethiopia ”