SC Topic 2 Resolution 1

g. Aftermath follow-up — after an intervention, the Security Council should consult with the Economic and Social Council and related committees for further humanitarian aid to achieve maximum stability. The Security Council may also station peacekeeping forces temporarily until the crisis and social order is at an appropriate level; 6. Decides that all justified forms of diplomacy and sanctions must have proven relatively unsuccessful before military intervention may be considered. Methods of diplomacy and sanction include but is not limited to: a. Temporarily removing diplomatic ties of countries toward the targeted nations, such as embassies; b. Imposing armament embargoes and trade bans; c. Imposing no-fly zones d. Engaging in diplomatic negotiations; e. Economic sanctions f. Removal of funding and economic support 7. Requires that the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHCR) create a human rights report on the security conflict to advise the Security Council on courses of action specifically within that conflict including but not limited to: a. extent and human rights violations taking place b. possibility of war crimes c. parties who have committed human rights abuse d. suggestions on further steps for the Security Council to take to combat including the possibility of military intervention where: i. the cost versus benefits of a military intervention be carefully analyzed and weighed, e. incorporating intelligence from independent member states, intelligence agencies, third party organizations and other UN organizations 8. Calls upon the Security Council to create a sub-group within the Security Council to investigate and gather intelligence on any security conflict the Security Council will discuss for better understanding and clarity by member states of circumstances within the conflict and will: a. aim to provide member states comprehensive information on the security conflict allowing member states to make informed decisions including but not limited to the: i. key players in the conflict; ii. scale of the conflict; iii. civilian and military casualties; iv. presence and type of arms and weaponry; v. role and effect on surrounding states; vi. situation on refugees; b. gather intelligence from various member states intelligence agencies, UN organizations, experts in the area and independent organizations