Article: Security Council to Impose Sanction on Agola's UNITA

The Security Council of the United Nations today unanimously voted to impose sanctions on Angola's National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) as a punishment for its failure to implement the peace accords.

The sanctions include air and travel bans on UNITA and closure of its offices abroad, which will go into force on October 30, 1997.

The sanction measures were adopted on August 28 and they should have been in force a month ago. But the Security Council postponed them while UNITA made efforts to fulfill the obligations under the 1994 peace accords. At the same time, the resolution decided to extend the mandate of UN peacekeepers until January 30, 1998. In ...

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