Implementation Modalities for Security Arrangements agreed on 27 September 2012
- Country/entity
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South Sudan
Sudan - Region
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Africa (excl MENA)
- Agreement name
- Implementation Modalities for Security Arrangements agreed on 27 September 2012
- Date
- 8 Mar 2013
- Agreement status
- Multiparty signed/agreed
- Interim arrangement
- Yes
- Agreement/conflict level
- Interstate/intrastate conflict(s)
- Stage
- Implementation/renegotiation
- Conflict nature
- Territory
- Peace process
- North - South Sudan secession process
- Parties
- H.E. 1st Lt. Gen (PSC) Eng. Abdul Raheem Mohammed Hussein, Minister of Defense, Government of Sudan; H.E. Gen. John Kuong Nyuon, Minister of Defense and Verteran Affairs, Government of South Sudan
- Third parties
- Witnessed by: H.E. Gen. Abdulsalami A. Abubakar, African Union High Level Implementation Panel for Sudan and South Sudan
- Description
- An agreement on the implementation matrix for security arrangements, including an implementation plan, a log of concerns and complaints to the JPSM Co-Chairs, which is to be an on-going mechanism for investigation, and a security matrix of implementation activities that have occurred or will occur.
Groups
- Children/youth
- Groups→Children/youth→OtherPage 12, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF aerial bombardment, 3 women and 2 children killed - Refer to JBVMM for investigation. - Disabled persons
No specific mention.
- Elderly/age
No specific mention.
- Migrant workers
No specific mention.
- Racial/ethnic/national group
No specific mention.
- Religious groups
No specific mention.
- Indigenous people
No specific mention.
- Other groups
No specific mention.
- Refugees/displaced persons
No specific mention.
- Social class
No specific mention.
Gender
- Women, girls and gender
- Page 12, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF aerial bombardment, 3 women and 2 children killed - Refer to JBVMM for investigation. - Men and boys
No specific mention.
- LGBTI
No specific mention.
- Family
No specific mention.
State definition
- Nature of state (general)
No specific mention.
- State configuration
No specific mention.
- Self determination
No specific mention.
- Referendum
No specific mention.
- State symbols
No specific mention.
- Independence/secession
No specific mention.
- Accession/unification
No specific mention.
- Border delimitation
No specific mention.
- Cross-border provision
No specific mention.
Governance
- Political institutions (new or reformed)
No specific mention.
- Elections
No specific mention.
- Electoral commission
No specific mention.
- Political parties reform
No specific mention.
- Civil society
- Page 9, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
28/12/12 - GoS - Facilitating the entrance of foreigners to South Kordofan State through the RoSS, particularly journalists and organizations - Request for the detailed locations and use JBVMM to launch an investigation where these crossings take place. - Traditional/religious leaders
No specific mention.
- Public administration
No specific mention.
- Constitution
No specific mention.
Power sharing
- Political power sharing
No specific mention.
- Territorial power sharing
No specific mention.
- Economic power sharing
No specific mention.
- Military power sharing
No specific mention.
Human rights and equality
- Human rights/RoL general
No specific mention.
- Bill of rights/similar
No specific mention.
- Treaty incorporation
No specific mention.
- Civil and political rights
No specific mention.
- Socio-economic rights
No specific mention.
Rights related issues
- Citizenship
No specific mention.
- Democracy
No specific mention.
- Detention procedures
No specific mention.
- Media and communication
- Rights related issues→Media and communication→Media logisticsPage 9, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
28/12/12 - GoS - Facilitating the entrance of foreigners to South Kordofan State through the RoSS, particularly journalists and organizations - Request for the detailed locations and use JBVMM to launch an investigation where these crossings take place.
Page 18, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
1.3 Renewed commitment to cease hostile propaganda
Timing: As per 1.
Remarks: As per 1. - Mobility/access
- Page 8, Opening of 10 Border Crossing Corridors
1. Immediate establishment of National Technical Border Corridor Committee in each country and prepare for joint technical committee in D-Day + 7 days.
2. The Joint Technical Border Corridor Committee then meet and agree arrangements during the next JPSM meeting on 17 March 2013.
3. Establishment of necessary office and foundations within D-Day + 70 days.
Comment: The Joint Technical Border Corridor Committee is to sit with other Ministries and concerned organs to complete work on their report to the JPSM Co-Chairs prior to the end of March.
Page 9, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
28/12/12 - GoS - Facilitating the entrance of foreigners to South Kordofan State through the RoSS, particularly journalists and organizations - Request for the detailed locations and use JBVMM to launch an investigation where these crossings take place.
Page 10-11, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
28/12/12 - GoS - Provision of South Sudanese armed forces in combat - Request for the detailed locations and use JBVMM to launch an investigation where these crossings take place and make recommendations on how to tackle them. - Protection measures
No specific mention.
- Other
No specific mention.
Rights institutions
- NHRI
No specific mention.
- Regional or international human rights institutions
No specific mention.
Justice sector reform
- Criminal justice and emergency law
No specific mention.
- State of emergency provisions
No specific mention.
- Judiciary and courts
No specific mention.
- Prisons and detention
No specific mention.
- Traditional Laws
No specific mention.
Socio-economic reconstruction
- Development or socio-economic reconstruction
No specific mention.
- National economic plan
No specific mention.
- Natural resources
No specific mention.
- International funds
No specific mention.
- Business
No specific mention.
- Taxation
No specific mention.
- Banks
No specific mention.
Land, property and environment
- Land reform/rights
No specific mention.
- Pastoralist/nomadism rights
No specific mention.
- Cultural heritage
No specific mention.
- Environment
No specific mention.
- Water or riparian rights or access
No specific mention.
Security sector
- Security Guarantees
- Page 2, Decisions
Agenda Item 1: Introductory Remarks
Background and Recommendation:
-There was acceptance in principle of the addtional JBVMM force requirements outlined by General Somoro Mohammed Younis in Janaury 2013 (Chief of Staff Ethiopian Armed Force).
-Kadugli was accepted as a suitable temporary JBVMM HQ before moving to final location in Abyei.
-There was acceptance that there would be no move of the JBVMM HQ to Abyei until the Temporary Arrangements were implemented and accommodation provided by UN.
-The Co-Chairs agreed on modalities for implementation of security arrangements and agreed to sign: The Decisions of JPSM; Enclosure 1: Implementation Plan; Enclosure 2: Concerns and Complaints V5; Enclosure 3: Security Matrix V7
Page 2, Decisions
Agenda Item 2: Updated Implementation Plan
Background and Recommendation: Report from Technical Committee: The JPSM adopted the Updated Implementation Plan of the Technical committee. Decisions included: agreement on additional force requirements for the JBVMM; locations for sector HQs and operationalization of the SDBZ. The revised Implementation Plan is attached in Enclosure 1.
Page 2, Decisions
Agenda Item 3: Updated Timeline for Reporting Concerns and Complaints raised to the Co-Chairs
Background and Recommendation: The Co-Chairs agreed to adopt the Complaint and Concerns Matrix V5 in Enclosure 2.
Page 4, UNISFA ROLL-OUT PLAN
1. JBVMM Incremental Roll-Out Proposal in Two Phases:
1.1 First phase: Build-up of Initial Operational Capability (IOC), with JBVMM HQ, 2 Sector HWs and 4 teams.
1.2 Second phase: Build-up of Full Operational Capability (FOC).
Page 4, UNISFA ROLL-OUT PLAN
2. Operationalization of Phase 1:
2.2 Temporary JBVMM HQ will relocate to Kadugli from Assoss, Ethiopia.
2.3 One Sector HQ will deploy in Kadugli with two teams responsible for Sectors 2&1.
2.4 One sector HQ will deploy in Gok Machar with two teams responsible for the Sectors 3&4.
Page 4, UNISFA ROLL-OUT PLAN
3. Operationalization of Phase 2:
3.1 All sectors and teams will be operationalized with full strength in their respective sites.
3.2. Four sector HQs and 10 Teams will be operational (the other sector HQs will be at Buram and Malakal during FOC).
Page 4, UNISFA ROLL-OUT PLAN
4. Deployment and Employment of Teams and Team Sites:
4.1 The number of team sites and teams in a Sector will change based on current and future joint security assessments. JBVMM HQ can establish team sites within SDBZ with notifications to the JPSM and any establishment of new team sites outside the SDBZ will be with the consent of the two JPSM Co-Chairs. The total number of monitors authorized will be 90, as per JPSM decisions of 18 September 2011 and UNSC resolutions 2024, with an initial strength of 70, which will be built up as per progress of operationalization.
Page 5, UNISFA ROLL-OUT PLAN
6. Timeline
6.1 IOC: South Sudan has agreed to provide land within 16 days (from 10 March 2013) at Gok Machar, Sudan agreed for immediate use of land in Kadugli for the JBVMM HQ and Sector HQ. The JBVMM will operate immediately from Kadugli, within its capabilities. In Gok Machar, IOC will be operational within 30 days of provision of land.
6.2.1 FOC:
6.2.1 Provision of land within 30 days (from 10 March 2013) at Buram and Malakal
6.2.2 Force generation within 60 days
6.2.3 FOC operationalized within 90 days.
Page 5, UNISFA ROLL-OUT PLAN
7. The original D-Day for the Implementation Plan matrix was 19th December 2012. The matrix has been review and the JPSM have set D-Day at 10 March 2013.
Page 6, Immediate and Unconditional withdrawal of force to their side of the SDBZ.
1. Immediate orders issues within D-Day +4 days.
2. Start withdrawal on D-Day + 4 days.
3. JBVMM to receive update from Parties and report to Parties.
4. Completion of withdrawal on D-Day + 7 days.
5. Completion of withdrawal from the 14 Mile Area on D-Day + 14 days.
6. UNISFA Force Commander has to report to JPSM on D-Day + 14 days.
Comment: the JBVMM will operate immediately from Kadugli, within its capabilities.
Page 6, Operationalization of SDBZ
1. Start redeployment of forces from SDBZ on D-Day + 7 days.
2. Completion of redeployment of forces from the SDBZ D-Day + 26 days.
3. UNISFA has to report on completion of redeployment from SDBZ on D-Day + 33 days.
Comment: A weekly report by the parties shall be made to the JBVMM
Page 6-7, Operationalization of JBVMM
1. Governments of Sudan and South Sudan agreed to the requirement of force protection battalion of 860 personnel and 266 military support component.
2. Government of Sudan and South Sudan agreed to resolved the land allocation for JBVMM Sector HQ in Gok Machar within 16 days from 10 March 2013.
3. 30 Days after this 16 days period the parties agreed that the JBVMM should complete IOC with a JBVMM Temporary HQ in Kadugli and a Sector HQ each in Kadugli and Gok Machar. Sector HQ and Teams at Kadugli will be operational immediately on deployment, whereas the Sector HQ at Gok Machar will be operational by D-Day +46 Days.
4. The Parties agreed that JBVMM will have final strength of 90 monitors each as per JPSM decisions of 18 September 2011 and UN Security Council Resolution 2024 of 14 December 2011. They will initially deploy 70 monitors and build up this strength progressively as per progress of operationalization.
5. New Sector HQ sites for FOC agreed by both Parties are Malakal in South Sudan and Buram in Sudan. Force generation for FOC will be done within 60 days from 10 March 2013. Operationalization of FOC will be within 90 days. The Parties agreed to provide land at Malakal and Buram within 30 days from 10 March 2013.
Comment: 1. Deployment of force protection battalion is contingent upon the date of approval by UNSC; 2. There are no planned team sites during IOC, teams will operate using helicopters from HQs
Page 7, Activation of Ad-Hoc Committee
1. UNISFA support to establishment and operationalization of Ad-Hoc Committee by D-day + 7 days.
2. Ad-Hoc Committee to receive and investigate complaints and allegations, JPSM to task Ad-Hoc Committee.
3. Activation of Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HQ (in the 14 mile sector of the JBVMM) by D-Day + 44 days.
4. The Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HQ in Sector 3 to investigate any threat emanating from inside the 14 Mile Area.
Comments: Ad Hoc Committee in the 14 Mile Area has been set up under the special arrangements for the 14 Mile Area.
Page 8, Opening of 10 Border Crossing Corridors
1. Immediate establishment of National Technical Border Corridor Committee in each country and prepare for joint technical committee in D-Day + 7 days.
2. The Joint Technical Border Corridor Committee then meet and agree arrangements during the next JPSM meeting on 17 March 2013.
3. Establishment of necessary office and foundations within D-Day + 70 days.
Comment: The Joint Technical Border Corridor Committee is to sit with other Ministries and concerned organs to complete work on their report to the JPSM Co-Chairs prior to the end of March.
Page 8, Relocation of the JBVMM HQ to its permanent site
Temporary HQ will be in Kadugli. Permanent HQ to be in Abyei.
Page 8, Force Protection
Force Protection is detailed above under JBVMM operationalizaiton.
Page 9, Concerns and Complaints to JPSM Co-Chairs
In accordance with the commitment to establish a Standing JPSM Secretariat as stipulated in the Agreement on Security Arrangements of 27 September 2012 and the Agreement on the Border Monitoring Support Mission of 30 July 2011, this Secretariat will receive concerns and complaints of the Parties and forward them to the Co-Chairs for allocation to the appropriate competent authority: the JBVMM; the Ad-Hoc committee; the Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HQ (for the 14 Mile Area); the JPSM Co-Chairs themselves; or a new ad-hoc or sub-committee should be created by the JPSM. The Ad-Hoc Committee and the Secretariat shall have a permanent office in Khartoum and Juba and ensure a permanent link between the two, including liaison visits.
Page 9, Concerns and Complaints to JPSM Co-Chairs
Where there is a requirement for additional evidential detail and no mechanism for investigation already exists to perform the investigative functions proposed in Column (h) the JPSM Secretariat will process the evidential detail for columns (c) to (f) in the matrix and report to the Co-Chairs for further action. In relation to current complaints and concerns a report will be made by the JPSM Secretariat to the Co-Chairs by 6 February 2013. Reports on all concerns and complaints contained in the matrix are to be made by the appropriate authority (as mentioned above) to future meetings of the JPSM as part of the formal agenda:
Page 17, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
1. Commitment to Mutual Security
Timing: Commitment made
Remarks: 27th September Presidential commitment made - action completed.
Page 17, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
1.1 Renewed commitment to non-aggression
Timing: As per 1.
Remarks: As per 1.
Page 18, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
1.2 Renewed commitment to cessation of harbouring or support to rebels.
Timing: As per 1.
Remarks: As per 1. Further to this commitment both sides will have to verify that the Government of Sudan is not supporting any South Sudanese rebel forces, and that the Government of South Sudan it not supporting any Sudanese rebel forces.
Page 18, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
1.3 Renewed commitment to cease hostile propaganda
Timing: As per 1.
Remarks: As per 1.
Page 18-19, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
2. Immediate unconditional withdrawal of forces to their side of the border
Timing: Immediate orders issued: complete within 7 days.
Remarks: The map depicting the AUHIP November 2011 map depicting the SDBZ and special arrangements for the 14 Mile area agreed on 27th September 2012 now becomes the temporary reference for the withdrawal of forces.
Page 19, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
2.1 Relay information on withdrawal to JBVMM
Timing: Immediate and reconfirm every 24hrs
Remarks: See UNISFA Force commander's timetable for final report on withdrawal.
Page 19, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
2.2. UNISFA Force Commander to confirm completion of the withdrawal to the JPSM
Timing: At the 7th day.
Page 19, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
3. Operationalization of the SDBZ (including 14 Mile Area)
Timing: Immediate in accordance with recommended UNISFA timetable.
Remarks: Establishment of the SDBZ - UNISFA Force Commander to give recommendations priority of establishment of the SDBZ, outlining key flash points to avoid conflict.
Page 19, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
3.1. Timetable for demilitarization
Timing: Immediate
Page 19, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
3.2. Parties to relay relevant information on force withdrawal to the JBVMM
Timing: As per UNISFA Force Commander's recommended timetable.
Page 19-20, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
3.3. Recognition of the status quo of the Joint Tribal Mechanism
Timing: As per UNISFA force
Page 20, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
4. Operationalization of the JBVMM
Timing: As per UNISFA Force Commander's recommended timetable
Remakrs: Activation of the JBVMM - UNIFSA Force Commander to give areas of priority for deployment, reflecting his priority for establishment of the SDBZ. JPSM to agree on locations for JDBVMM, JBVMs, JBVMT, including move of JBVMM HQ to Sudan/South Sudan.
Page 20, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
4.1. Timetable for JBVMM Deployment
Timing: As per UNISFA Force Commander's recommended timetable
Page 20, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
4.2. Initiation of monitoring and reporting activities
Timing: As per UNISFA Force Commander's recommended timetable
Page 21-22, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
5. Activation of the Ad-Hoc Committee and sub-committees
Timing: Within 24hrs
Remarks: The parties agree to operationalization of the agreed mechanisms, and consistent with agreement any of the parties may lodge, at any time, concerns or complaints with the JPSM Co-Chairs, which shall be addressed. Concerns or complaints relating to the SDBZ shall be referred to the JBVMM, concerns or complaints relating to the 40km either side of the SDBZ shall be referred to the Ad-Hoc Committee and for concerns or complaints beyond the border area the Co-Chairs shall form additional subcommittees, mechanism or principles as deemed necessary. Article 8 of the MOU: "The two States hereby authorize the JPSM to oversee compliance with this Memorandum. The Parties may adopt further mechanisms and principles to enable the JPSM to carry out functions. In the event any disput arising in the implementation of this MOU, the two States shall seek to resolve the matter amicably through the JPSM."
Page 22, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
5.1 Establishment and operationalization of Standing Secretariat
Timing: Within 24hrs
Page 22, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
5.2 Ad-Hoc Committee to receive and investigate complaints and allegations
Timing: Within 24hrs
Remarks: JPSM to task Ad-Hoc Committee
Page 22, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
5.3 Activation of the Ad-Hoc Comittee of the JBVMM
Timing: As per UNIFSA
Page 23, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
5.4 The Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HW (in the 14 Mile sector of the JBVMM) investigating any threat emanating from inside the SDBZ
Timing: As per UNIFSA Force Commander's recommended timetable
Page 23, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
6. Opening of 10 border crossing corridors
Timing: Immediate (JPSM to agree timetable for technical preparations and opening).
Page 23, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
6.2 JBVM Monitor Corridors - Ceasefire
No specific mention.
- Police
- Page 12, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF Forces crossed the border and attacked an RSS polic station, 2 policemen killed, 1 policeman captured and 9 AKM rifles looted - Refer to JBVMM for investigation.
Page 14, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF's PDF auxiliary police launched a ground attack - Request JBVMM investigation. - Armed forces
- Page 11, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF Anotov hovered over the two areas - JPSM Co-Chairs to discuss evidential requirements for such claims.
Page 11, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF Antonov dropped military supplies to David YauYau militia - Recommend JPSM request additional data in order to determine veracity of concern/complaint.
Page 12, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - GoS reaffirmed their military support to South Sudan militias - Recommend JPSM form Committee (ad-hoc or standing sub-committee) to determine veracity of complaint (request evidence).
Page 12, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF Forces crossed the border and attacked an RSS polic station, 2 policemen killed, 1 policeman captured and 9 AKM rifles looted - Refer to JBVMM for investigation.
Page 12, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF helicopter transported unknown numbers of troops to the area - Refer to JBVMM or Ad-hoc committee for investigation; JPSM requests additional data in order to determine veracity of concern/complaint.
Page 12, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF aerial bombardment, 3 women and 2 children killed - Refer to JBVMM for investigation.
Page 13, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - Antonov Aircraft hovered over SPLA controlled area - JPSM request exact location in order to determine appropriate mechanism.
Page 13, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF Antonov carried out aerial bombardment, 6 civilians killed and 2 wounded - Refer to JBVMM for investigation.
Page 13, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - Governor Ahem Haroun met with Misseriya leaders and urged them to movilize their community and assured them that SAF would arm them to resettle in Abyei - Refer to AJOC.
Page 13, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF reinforcement of forces instead of withdrawing to create the SDBZ as follows: Bamboo - 1 batallion, Teshwin - 2 coys, Muglad - 1 battalion -- Refer to JBVMM for investigation for areas within SDBZ
Page 14, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF and PDF assembled and mobilized a huge force that later attacked Kiir Adem - Refer to JBVMM in the framework of the verification of withdrawal of forces from SDBZ.
Page 14, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - Minister of Defense gave PDF an auxiliary force known as Abu Tera, money to buy horses and instructed them to attack SPLA positions along the common border - JPSM Co-Chairs to discuss evidence
Page 14, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF's PDF auxiliary police launched a ground attack - Request JBVMM investigation.
Page 14, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF Anotonov launched aerial bombardment and dropped 26 bombs - Request JBVMM investigation.
Page 14-15, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF amassed a huge force estimated to be 4,000 with the intention of attacking Jaw - JPSM Co-Charis to discuss evidence.
Page 15, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF amassed a force estimated to be 2,000 with the intention of attacking Teshwin - Refer to Ad-hoc Committee for investigation.
Page 15, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF Antonov hovered over the SPLA base in Turnash - Refer to Ad-hoc Committee for investigation.
Page 15, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - Armed Razelgat militias instigated by SAF attacked SPLA positions - Refer to Ad-hoc Committee for investigation
Page 15, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF backed militia groups left their base at Kilo 23 and moved to Umkarat, north of Kalkan in Mayom County. They moved with a 53 Toyota Landcruiser mounted with 12.7mm anti-aircraft guns - Refer to Ad-hoc Committee for Investigation.
Page 16, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF backed forces of Magician Dak Kuoth attacked SPLA positions - On receipt of evidential detail it is recommended JPSM form Committee (an ad-hoc or standing committee with or without third party involvement to determine veracity of the concern/complaint. - DDR
No specific mention.
- Intelligence services
No specific mention.
- Parastatal/rebel and opposition group forces
- Page 11, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF Antonov dropped military supplies to David YauYau militia - Recommend JPSM request additional data in order to determine veracity of concern/complaint.
Page 12, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - GoS reaffirmed their military support to South Sudan militias - Recommend JPSM form Committee (ad-hoc or standing sub-committee) to determine veracity of complaint (request evidence).
Page 14, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - Minister of Defense gave PDF an auxiliary force known as Abu Tera, money to buy horses and instructed them to attack SPLA positions along the common border - JPSM Co-Chairs to discuss evidence
Page 15, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - Armed Razelgat militias instigated by SAF attacked SPLA positions - Refer to Ad-hoc Committee for investigation
Page 15, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF backed militia groups left their base at Kilo 23 and moved to Umkarat, north of Kalkan in Mayom County. They moved with a 53 Toyota Landcruiser mounted with 12.7mm anti-aircraft guns - Refer to Ad-hoc Committee for Investigation.
Page 16, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
14/01/12 - GoRSS - SAF backed forces of Magician Dak Kuoth attacked SPLA positions - On receipt of evidential detail it is recommended JPSM form Committee (an ad-hoc or standing committee with or without third party involvement to determine veracity of the concern/complaint.
Page 18, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
1.2 Renewed commitment to cessation of harbouring or support to rebels.
Timing: As per 1.
Remarks: As per 1. Further to this commitment both sides will have to verify that the Government of Sudan is not supporting any South Sudanese rebel forces, and that the Government of South Sudan it not supporting any Sudanese rebel forces.
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Page 10, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
28/12/12 - GoS - Continuous visits by political and military leaders from the GoSS and rebel heads to training and assembly camps of armed insurgents within the territory of South Sudan - On receipt of evidential detail it is, recommended JPSM form Committee (an ad-hoc or standing sub-committee with or without third party involvement) to determine veracity of the concern/complaint.
Page 10, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
28/12/12 - GoS - Hosting of key rebel leaders and facilitating their movement to and from the RoSS and neighboring countries - Recommended JPSM form Committee (an ad-hoc or standing sub-committee) to determine veracity of complaint (Request evidence).
Page 10, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
28/12/12 - GoS - Provision of military logistic support to rebel movements (ammunition and fuel supplies) - Request for the detailed locations and use JBVMM to launch an investigation where these crossing take place and make recommendations on how to tackle them.
Page 18, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
1.2 Renewed commitment to cessation of harbouring or support to rebels.
Timing: As per 1.
Remarks: As per 1. Further to this commitment both sides will have to verify that the Government of Sudan is not supporting any South Sudanese rebel forces, and that the Government of South Sudan it not supporting any Sudanese rebel forces. - Withdrawal of foreign forces
- Page 10-11, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
28/12/12 - GoS - Provision of South Sudanese armed forces in combat - Request for the detailed locations and use JBVMM to launch an investigation where these crossings take place and make recommendations on how to tackle them.
Page 11, Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
28/12/12 - GoS - 9th and 10th Divisions continue to be integral parts of the SPLA. Sudanese nationals continue to work with the armed forces and other security organs in the Republic of South Sudan - On receipt of evidential detail it is recommended that the JPSM form a sub-committee or mechanism, including the exchange of information and documents, with or without a third party involvement, to determine veracity of the concern/complaint.
Page 18, Security Matrix: Implementation Activities
1.2 Renewed commitment to cessation of harbouring or support to rebels.
Timing: As per 1.
Remarks: As per 1. Further to this commitment both sides will have to verify that the Government of Sudan is not supporting any South Sudanese rebel forces, and that the Government of South Sudan it not supporting any Sudanese rebel forces. - Corruption
No specific mention.
- Crime/organised crime
No specific mention.
- Drugs
No specific mention.
- Terrorism
No specific mention.
Transitional justice
- Transitional justice general
No specific mention.
- Amnesty/pardon
No specific mention.
- Courts
No specific mention.
- Mechanism
No specific mention.
- Prisoner release
No specific mention.
- Vetting
No specific mention.
- Victims
No specific mention.
- Missing persons
No specific mention.
- Reparations
No specific mention.
- Reconciliation
No specific mention.
Implementation
- UN signatory
- No signature- however agreement is attached to 'Letter dated 15 March 2013 from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council', signed by UNSG.
- Other international signatory
- Witnessed by: H.E. Gen. Abdulsalami A. Abubakar, African Union High Level Implementation Panel for Sudan and South Sudan
- Referendum for agreement
No specific mention.
- International mission/force/similar
- Page 2, Decisions
Agenda Item 1: Introductory Remarks
Background and Recommendations:
-There was acceptance in principle of the additional JBVMM force requirements outline by General Somoro Mohammed Younis in January 2013 (Chief of Staff Ethiopian Armed Forces)
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1. JBVMM Incremental Roll-Out Proposal in Two Phases:
1.1 First phase: Build-up of Initial Operational Capability (IOC), with JBVMM HQ, 2 Sector HWs and 4 teams.
1.2 Second phase: Build-up of Full Operational Capability (FOC).
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2. Operationalization of Phase 1:
2.2 Temporary JBVMM HQ will relocate to Kadugli from Assoss, Ethiopia.
2.3 One Sector HQ will deploy in Kadugli with two teams responsible for Sectors 2&1.
2.4 One sector HQ will deploy in Gok Machar with two teams responsible for the Sectors 3&4.
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3. Operationalization of Phase 2:
3.1 All sectors and teams will be operationalized with full strength in their respective sites.
3.2. Four sector HQs and 10 Teams will be operational (the other sector HQs will be at Buram and Malakal during FOC).
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4. Deployment and Employment of Teams and Team Sites:
4.1 The number of team sites and teams in a Sector will change based on current and future joint security assessments. JBVMM HQ can establish team sites within SDBZ with notifications to the JPSM and any establishment of new team sites outside the SDBZ will be with the consent of the two JPSM Co-Chairs. The total number of monitors authorized will be 90, as per JPSM decisions of 18 September 2011 and UNSC resolutions 2024, with an initial strength of 70, which will be built up as per progress of operationalization.
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6. Timeline
6.1 IOC: South Sudan has agreed to provide land within 16 days (from 10 March 2013) at Gok Machar, Sudan agreed for immediate use of land in Kadugli for the JBVMM HQ and Sector HQ. The JBVMM will operate immediately from Kadugli, within its capabilities. In Gok Machar, IOC will be operational within 30 days of provision of land.
6.2.1 FOC:
6.2.1 Provision of land within 30 days (from 10 March 2013) at Buram and Malakal
6.2.2 Force generation within 60 days
6.2.3 FOC operationalized within 90 days.
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7. The original D-Day for the Implementation Plan matrix was 19th December 2012. The matrix has been review and the JPSM have set D-Day at 10 March 2013.
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1. Governments of Sudan and South Sudan agreed to the requirement of force protection battalion of 860 personnel and 266 military support component.
2. Government of Sudan and South Sudan agreed to resolved the land allocation for JBVMM Sector HQ in Gok Machar within 16 days from 10 March 2013.
3. 30 Days after this 16 days period the parties agreed that the JBVMM should complete IOC with a JBVMM Temporary HQ in Kadugli and a Sector HQ each in Kadugli and Gok Machar. Sector HQ and Teams at Kadugli will be operational immediately on deployment, whereas the Sector HQ at Gok Machar will be operational by D-Day +46 Days.
4. The Parties agreed that JBVMM will have final strength of 90 monitors each as per JPSM decisions of 18 September 2011 and UN Security Council Resolution 2024 of 14 December 2011. They will initially deploy 70 monitors and build up this strength progressively as per progress of operationalization.
5. New Sector HQ sites for FOC agreed by both Parties are Malakal in South Sudan and Buram in Sudan. Force generation for FOC will be done within 60 days from 10 March 2013. Operationalization of FOC will be within 90 days. The Parties agreed to provide land at Malakal and Buram within 30 days from 10 March 2013.
Comment: 1. Deployment of force protection battalion is contingent upon the date of approval by UNSC; 2. There are no planned team sites during IOC, teams will operate using helicopters from HQs
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1. UNISFA support to establishment and operationalization of Ad-Hoc Committee by D-day + 7 days.
2. Ad-Hoc Committee to receive and investigate complaints and allegations, JPSM to task Ad-Hoc Committee.
3. Activation of Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HQ (in the 14 mile sector of the JBVMM) by D-Day + 44 days.
4. The Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HQ in Sector 3 to investigate any threat emanating from inside the 14 Mile Area.
Comments: Ad Hoc Committee in the 14 Mile Area has been set up under the special arrangements for the 14 Mile Area.
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2.1 Relay information on withdrawal to JBVMM
Timing: Immediate and reconfirm every 24hrs
Remarks: See UNISFA Force commander's timetable for final report on withdrawal.
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2.2. UNISFA Force Commander to confirm completion of the withdrawal to the JPSM
Timing: At the 7th day.
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3. Operationalization of the SDBZ (including 14 Mile Area)
Timing: Immediate in accordance with recommended UNISFA timetable.
Remarks: Establishment of the SDBZ - UNISFA Force Commander to give recommendations priority of establishment of the SDBZ, outlining key flash points to avoid conflict.
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3.2. Parties to relay relevant information on force withdrawal to the JBVMM
Timing: As per UNISFA Force Commander's recommended timetable.
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3.3. Recognition of the status quo of the Joint Tribal Mechanism
Timing: As per UNISFA force
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4. Operationalization of the JBVMM
Timing: As per UNISFA Force Commander's recommended timetable
Remakrs: Activation of the JBVMM - UNIFSA Force Commander to give areas of priority for deployment, reflecting his priority for establishment of the SDBZ. JPSM to agree on locations for JDBVMM, JBVMs, JBVMT, including move of JBVMM HQ to Sudan/South Sudan.
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4.1. Timetable for JBVMM Deployment
Timing: As per UNISFA Force Commander's recommended timetable
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4.2. Initiation of monitoring and reporting activities
Timing: As per UNISFA Force Commander's recommended timetable
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5.3 Activation of the Ad-Hoc Comittee of the JBVMM
Timing: As per UNIFSA
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5.4 The Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HW (in the 14 Mile sector of the JBVMM) investigating any threat emanating from inside the SDBZ
Timing: As per UNIFSA Force Commander's recommended timetable - Enforcement mechanism
No specific mention.
- Related cases
No specific mention.
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Annex
Decisions
Extraordinary Meeting of the Joint Political and Security Mechanism between the Republic of Sudan and the Republic of South Sudan
Addis Ababa, 8 March 2013
At the Extraordinary Session of the Joint Political and Security Mechanism (JPSM) held in Addis Ababa on 8 March 2013 chaired by President Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki (Chair of the African Union High Level Implementation Panel), the following decisions were adopted:
Agenda Item
Background and Recommendation
Agenda Item 1:
Introductory Remarks:
Pre meeting agreements:
The agenda was adopted as presented
There was acceptance in principle of the additional JBVMM force requirements outlined by General Somoro Mohammod Younis in January 2013 (Chief of Staff Ethiopian Armed Forces).
Kodugli was accepted as a suitable temporary JBVMM HQ before moving to final location in Abyei.
There was acceptance that there would be no move of the JBVMM HQ to Abyei until the Temporary Arrangements were implemented and accommodation provided by UN.
The Co-Chairs agreed on modalities for implementation of security arrangements and agreed to sign:
The Decisions of JPSM
Enclosure 1:
Implementation Plan
Enclosure 2:
Concerns and Complaints V5
Enclosure 3:
Security Matrix V7
Agenda Item 2:
Updated Implementation Plan
Report from Technical Committee:
The JPSM adopted the Updated Implementation Plan of the Technical committee.
Decisions included:
agreement on additional force requirements for the JBVMM;
locations for the sector HQs and operationalisation of the SDBZ.
The revised Implementation Plan is attached at Enclosure 1.
Agenda Item 3:
Updated Timeline for Reporting on Concerns and Complaints raised to the Co-Chairs
Complaints and Concerns:
The Co-Chairs agreed to adopt the Complaints and Concerns Matrix V5 at Enclosure 2.
Agenda Item 4:
Any Other Business
Enclosures:
Enclosure 1.
Implementation Plan (V6) agreed by the JPSM Co-Chairs on 19 December 2012 in Addis Ababa, updated by the Report from the JPSM Technical Sub-Committee on Operationalization of the JBVMM, agreed by the JPSM on 8 March 2013
Enclosure 2.
Matrix:
Concerns and Complaints Submitted to the JPSM Co-Chairs (V5)
Enclosure 3.
Security Matrix:
Implementation Activities (V7) agreed by the JPSM on 8 March 2012 (Removed 3.0.1 and amended 5.4 of the Implementation Activities Matrix (V6) agreed by the JPSM on 18 December 2012).
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H. E. 1st Lt.
Gen (PSC) Eng.
Abdul Raheem H. E. Gen. John Kuong Nyoun
Mohammad Hussein Minister of Defense
Minister of Defense and Veteran Affairs
Government of Sudan Government of South Sudan
Witnessed by
…......................................................
H. E. Abdulsalami A. Abubakar
African Union High Level Implementation Panel for Sudan and South Sudan
8 March 2013
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN APPROVED BY THE TWO JOINT POLITICAL AND SECURITY MECHANISM (JPSM) CO-CHAIRS ON 19 DECEMBER 2012 UPDATED WITH JBVMM DEPLOYMENT DETAILS AGREED ON 8 MARCH 2013 IN ADDIS ADABA
UNISFA ROLL-OUT PLAN
1. JBVMM Incremental Roll-Out Proposal in Two Phases
1.1 First phase:
Build-up of Initial Operational Capability (IOC), with JBVMM HQ, 2 Sectors HQs and 4 teams.
1.2 Second phase:
Build-up of Full Operational Capability (FOC).
2. Operationalization of Phase 1:
2.2 Temporary JBVMM HQ will relocate to Kadugli from Assosa, Ethiopia.
2.3 One Sector HQ will deploy in Kadugli with two teams responsible for the Sectors 2& 1.
2.4 One sector HQ will deploy in Gok Machar with two teams responsible for the Sectors 3 & 4.
3. Operationalization of Phase 2:
3.1 All Sectors and teams will be operationalized with full strength in their respective sites.
3.2 Four sector HQs and 10 Teams will be operational (the other sector HQs will be at Buram and Malakal during FOC).
4. Deployment and Employment of Teams and Team Sites:
4.1 The number of team sites and teams in a Sector will change based on current and future joint security assessments.
JBVMM HQ can establish team sites within the SDBZ with notification to the JPSM and any establishment of new team sites outside the SDBZ will be with the consent of the two JPSM Co-Chairs.
The total number of monitors authorized will be 90, as per JPSM decisions of 18 September 2011 and UNSC resolution 2024, with an initial strength of 70, which will be built up as per progress of operationalization.
5. Force Protection Strength
5.1 The Force Protection is agreed at 860 personnel and 266 military support personnel.
6. Timeline
6.1 IOC:
South Sudan has agreed to provide land within 16 days (from 10 March 2013) at Gok Machar.
Sudan agreed for immediate use of land in Kadugli for the JBVMM HQ and Sector HQ.
The JBVMM will operate immediately from Kadugli, within its capabilities.
In Gok Machar, IOC will be operational within 30 days of provision of land.
6.2.1 FOC:
6.2.1 Provision of land within 30 days (from 10 March 2013) at Buram and Malakal.
6.2.2 Force generation within 60 days.
6.2.3 FOC operationalized within 90 days.
7. The original D-Day for the implementation plan matrix was 19th December 2012.
The matrix has been reviewed and the JPSM have set D-Day at 10 March 2013.
Obligation
Timeline is estimated based on the assumptions
Comment
Immediate and unconditional withdrawal of forces to their side of the SDBZ
Immediate orders issued within D DAY + 4 days.
Start the withdrawal on D Day + 4 days.
JBVMM to receive update from Parties and report to Parties.
Completion of withdrawal on D DAY + 7 days.
Completion of withdrawal from the 14 Mile Area on D DAY + 14days
UNISFA Force Commander has to report to JSPM on D DAY + 14 days
The JBVMM will operate immediately from Kadugli, within its capabilities.
Operationalization of the SDBZ
Start redeployment of forces from SDBZ on D + 7 days
Completion of redeployment of forces from the SDBZ D + 26 days
UNISFA has to report on completion of redeployment from SDBZ on D + 33 days.
A weekly report by the Parties shall be made to the JBVMM.
Operationalization of the JBVMM
Governments of Sudan and South Sudan agreed to the requirement of force protection battalion of 860 personnel and 266 military support component.
Government of South Sudan agreed to resolve the land allocation of JBVMM Sector HQ in Gok Machar within 16 days from 10 March 2013.
30 days after this 16 days period the parties agreed that the JBVMM should complete IOC with a JBVMM Temporary HQ in Kadugli and a Sector HQ each in Kadugli and Gok Machar.
Sector HQ and Teams at Kadugli will be operational immediately on deployment, whereas the Sector HQ at Gok Machar will be operational by D + 46 Days.
Deployment of force protection battalion is contingent upon the date of approval by UNSC.
There are no planned team sites during IOC;
teams will operate using helicopters from Sector HQs.
Obligation
Timeline is estimated based on the assumptions
Comment
The Parties agreed that JBVMM will have final strength of 90 monitors each as per JPSM decisions of 18 September 2011 and UN Security Council resolution 2024 of 14 December 2011.They will initially deploy 70 monitors and build up this strength progressively as per progress of operationalization.
New Sector HQ sites for FOC agreed by both Parties are Malakal in South Sudan and Buram in Sudan.
Force generation for FOC will be done within 60 days from 10 March 2013.Operationalization of FOC will be within 90 days.
The Parties agreed to provide land at Malakal and Buram within 30 days from 10 March 2013.
Activation of the Ad-Hoc Committee
UNISFA support to establishment and operationalization of Ad-Hoc Committee by D + 7 days.
Ad-Hoc Committee to receive and investigate complaints and allegations, JPSM to task Ad-Hoc Committee
Activation of the Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HQ (In the 14 mile sector of the JBVMM) by D + 44 days.
The Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HQ in Sector 3 to investigate any threat emanating from inside the 14 Mile Area.
Ad Hoc Committee in the 14 Mile Area has been set up under the special arrangements for the 14 Mile area.
Obligation
Timeline is estimated based on the assumptions
Comment
Opening of 10 border crossing corridors
Immediate establishment of National Technical Border Corridor Committee in each country and prepare for joint technical committee in D- + 7 days.
The Joint Technical Border Corridor Committee then meet and agree arrangements during the next JPSM meeting on 17 March 2013.
Establishment of necessary office and foundations within D + 60 days.
Joint visit by the concerned ministries from both sides to the crossing corridors to review completion and readiness within D + 70 days.
The Joint Technical Border Corridor Committee is to sit with other Ministries and concerned organs to complete work on their report to the JPSM Co-Chairs prior to the end of March.
Relocation of the JBVMM HQ to its permanent site.
Temporary HQ will be in Kadugli.
Permanent HQ to be in Abyei.
Force Protection.
Fore Protection is detailed above under JBVMM operationalization.
Concerns and Complaints Submitted to JPSM Co-Chairs
In accordance with the commitment to establish a Standing JPSM Secretariat as stipulated in the Agreement on Security Arrangements of 27 September 2012 and the Agreement on the Border Monitoring Support Mission of 30 July 2011, this Secretariat will receive concerns and complaints of the Parties and forward them to the Co-Chairs for allocation to the appropriate competent authority;
the JBVMM;
the Ad-Hoc committee;
the Ad-Hoc committee of the JBVMM Sector HQ (for the 14 Mile Area);
the JPSM Co-Chairs themselves;
or a new ad-hoc or sub-committee should be created by the JPSM.
The Ad-Hoc Committee and the Secretariat shall have a permanent office in Khartoum and Juba and ensure a permanent link between the two, including liaison visits.
Where there is a requirement for additional evidential detail and no mechanism for investigation already exists to perform the investigative functions proposed in column (h) the JPSM Secretariat will process the evidential detail for columns (c) to (f) in the matrix and report to the Co-Chairs for further action.
In relation to current complaints and concerns a report will be made by the JPSM Secretariat to the Co-Chairs by 6 February 2013.
Reports on all concerns and complaints contained in the matrix are to be made by the appropriate authority (as mentioned above) to future meetings of the JPSM as part of the formal agenda:
Date
Originator
Concerns and Complaints Package
Potential Violation Reference
Comments / Proposed Action
Decision / Outcome
Date
Location
Description
References /
Documentation
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
28/12/12
GoS
Facilitating the entrance of foreigners to South Kordofan State through the RoSS, particularly journalists and organisations
MOU Art 1;
Art2;para 1;
Art 3:
Art 4 para 4;
Sept 27 security agreement Introduction;
Cooperation Agreement 2(1)
Request for the detailed locations and use JBVMM to launch an investigation where these crossings take place
28/12/12
GoS
Continuous visits by political and military leaders from the GoSS and rebel heads to training and assembly camps of armed insurgents within the territory of South Sudan
MoU Art 1;
Art 4(2);
Art 5 para 4/5;
Sept 27 security agreement- Introduction;
Cooperation Agreement 2(1)
On receipt of evidential detail it is recommended JPSM form Committee (an ad-hoc or standing sub-committee with or without third party involvement) to determine the veracity of the concern/complaint
28/12/12
GoS
Hosting of key rebel leaders and facilitating their movement to and from the RoSS and neighbouring countries
MoU Art 1;
Art 4(2);
Art 5 para 4/5;
Sept 27 security agreement- Introduction;
Recommend JPSM form Committee (an ad-hoc or standing sub-committee) to determine veracity of complaint (request evidence)
28/12/12
GoS
Provision of military logistic support to rebel movements (ammunition and fuel supplies)
MoU Art 1;
Art 3;
Art 4 para 2,3,4;
Art Art 5 para 4,5,7
Request for the detailed locations and use JBVMM to launch an investigation where these crossings take place and make recommendations on how to tackle them
28/12/12
GoS
Provision of South Sudanese armed forces in combat
Mou Art 1;
Art 3;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 4
Request for the detailed locations and use JBVMM to launch investigation where these crossing take place and make recommendations on how to tackle them
28/12/12
GoS
9th and 10th Divisions continue to be integral parts of the SPLA.
Sudanese nationals continue to work with the armed forces and other security organs of the Republic of South Sudan
MoU Art 1;
Art 3;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 4
On receipt of evidential detail it is recommended that the JPSM form a sub-committee or mechanism, including the exchange of information and documents, with or without third party involvement, to determine the veracity of the concern/complaint.
14/01/12
GoRSS
27/09/12
Firka and Bor Medina
SAF Anotonov hovered over the two areas
MoU Art 1;
Art 3 para 1 and 2;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 3
JPSM Co-Chairs to discuss evidential requirements for such claims.
14/01/12
GoRSS
27/09/12
Likuangole, Jonglei
SAF Anotonov dropped military supplies to David YauYau militia
MoU Art 1;
Art 3;
Art 4 para 2, 3 and4;
Art 5 para 3 and 4;
Sept 27 Security Agreement Introduction
Recommend JPSM request additional data in order to determine veracity of concern/complaint.
14/01/12
GoRSS
29/09/12
Khartoum
GoS reaffirmed their military support to South Sudan militias
MOU Art 1;
Art 2;para 1;
Art 3;
Art 4 para 2, 3 and 4;
Sept 27 Security Agreement Introduction
Recommend JPSM form Committee (ad-hoc or standing sub-committee) to determine veracity of complaint (request evidence)
14/01/12
GoRSS
18/11/12
Duk Deng (Babanisa),Renk County
SAF Forces crossed over the border and attacked an RSS police station – 2 policemen killed, 1 policeman captured and 9 AKM rifles looted
MoU Art 1;
Art 2;
Art 3;
Art 4 para 1 and 3;
Art 5 para 2;
Sept 27 Security Agreement Introduction
Refer to JBVMM for Investigation
14/01/12
GoRSS
18/11/12
Rodom
SAF helicopter transported unknown numbers of troops to the area
MoU Art 1;
Art 2 para 1;
Art 3;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 2 and;
Sept 27 Security Agreement Introduction
Refer to JBVMM or Ad-hoc committee for investigation.
JPSM requests additional data in order to determine veracity of concern/complaint.
14/01/12
GoRSS
18/11/12
Kiir Adern
SAF aerial bombardment – 3 women and 2 children killed
MoU Art 1;
Art 2 para 1;
Art 3;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 2;
and Sept 27 Security Agreement Introduction
Refer to JBVMM for investigation
14/01/12
GoRSS
20/11/12
Sira-Malaga
Antonov Aircraft hovered over SPLA controlled area
MoU Art 1;
Art 3 para 1 and 2;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 3
JPSM request exact location in order to determine appropriate mechanism
14/01/12
GoRSS
20-21/11/12
Kiir Aden
SAF Antonov carried out aerial bombardment – 6 civilians killed and 2 wounded
MoU Art 1;
Art 2 para 1;
Art 3;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 2;
and Sept 27 Security Agreement Introduction
Refer to JBVMM for investigation
14/01/12
GoRSS
07/12/12
Baliia town,
Southern Kordofan
Governor Ahmed Haroun met with Misseriya leaders and urged them to mobilize their community and assured them that SAF would arm them to resettle in Abyei
20 June Agreement
Refer to AJOC.
14/01/12
GoRSS
10/12/12
Bamboo, Teshwein, Muglad and Panthou oilfields
SAF reinforcement of forces instead of withdrawing to create the SDBZ as follows:
Bamboo – 1 battalion
Teshwin – 2 coys
Muglad – 1 battalion
Panthou oilfields – 1 battalion
MoU Art 1;
Art 4(2);
Art 5 para 4/5;
Sept 27 Security agreement - Introduction
Refer to JBVMM for investigation for areas within the SDBZ
14/01/12
GoRSS
16/12/12
Abumatariq
SAF and PDF assembled and mobilized a huge force that later attacked Kiir Aden
MoU Art 1;
Art 4(2);
Art 5 para 4/5;
Sept 27 Security agreement - Introduction
Refer to JBVMM in the framework of the verification of withdrawal of forces from SDBZ
14/01/12
GoRSS
21/12/12
Dhein, Darfur
Minister of Defense gave PDF an auxiliary force known as Abu Tera, money to buy horses and instructed them to attack SPLA positions long the common border
MoU Art 1;
Art 4(2);
Art 5 para 4/5;
Sept 27 Security Agreement - Introduction
JPSM Co-Chairs to discuss evidence
14/01/12
GoRSS
26/12/12
Kiir Aden
SAF’s PDF auxiliary police launched a ground attack
MoU Art 1;
Art 3 para 1;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 3
Request JBVMM investigation
14/01/12
GoRSS
26/12/12
Kiir Aden
SAF Antonov launched aerial bombardment and dropped 26 bombs
Mou Art 1;
Art 2 para 1;
Art 3;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 2;
and Sept 27 Security Agreement Introduction
Request JBVMM investigation
14/01/12
GoRSS
29/12/12
Kharasana
SAF amassed a huge force estimated to be 4000 with the intention of attacking Jaw
MoU Art 1;
Art 4(2);
Art 5 para 4/5;
Sept 27 Security Agreement - Introduction
JPSM Co-Chairs to discuss evidence.
14/01/12
GoRSS
29/12/12
Kilo-23
SAF amassed a force estimated to be 2000, with the intention of attacking Teshwin
MoU Art 1;
Art 4(2);
Art 5 para 4/5;
Sept 27 Security Agreement - Introduction
Refer to Ad-hoc Committee for investigation
14/01/12
GoRSS
02/01/13
Tumsah, WBG
SAF Antonov hovered over the SPLA base of Tumsah
MoU Art 1;
Art 3 para 1 and 2;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 3
Refer to Ad-hoc Committee for investigation
14/01/12
GoRSS
02/01/13
Kitki, WBG
Armed Rezeigat militias instigated by SAF attacked SPLA positions
MoU Art 1;
Art 3 para 1;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 3
Refer to Ad-hoc Committee for investigation
14/01/12
GoRSS
02/01/13
Kilo-23
SAF Backed militia groups lefts their base at Kilo 23 and moved to Umkarat, north of Kalkang in Mayom County.
They moved with a 53 Toyota Landcruiser mounted with 12.7 mm anti-aircraft guns
MoU Art 1;
Art 3 para 1;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 3
Refer to Ad-hoc Committee for investigation
14/01/12
GoRSS
02/01/13
Rupjai, Jonglei
SAF backed forces of Magician Dak Kuoth attacked SPLA positions
MoU Art;
Art 3 para 1;
Art 4 para 3;
Art 5 para 3
On receipt of evidential detail it is recommended JPSM form Committee (an ad-hoc or standing sub-committee with or without third party involvement) to determine veracity of the concern/complaint
The matrix should be continued as new concerns and complaints submitted to Co-Chairs
Security Matrix:
Implementation Activities
Ser
Obligation
Timing
Responsibility
Reference
Remarks
1
Commitment to Mutual Security
Commitment made
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan through JPSM/ with monitoring and verification by Ad-Hoc Committee
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
Non-Aggression and Cooperation of 10 February 2012.
18th September 2011 JPSM decisions (particularly 7th December 2010 Agreement).
27th September Presidential commitment made – action completed
1.1
Renewed commitment to non-aggression
As per 1
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan with JPSM / monitoring and verification by Ad-Hoc Committee and sub-committee
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Non-Aggression and Cooperation of 10 February 2012, in accordance with the agreed definition of aggression signed by the Parties on 23rd June 2012.
18th September 2011 JPSM decisions (particularly 7th December 2010 Agreement)
JPSM Decisions 10 Feb 2012
As per 1.
Ser
Obligation
Timing
Responsibility
Reference
Remarks
1.2
Renewed commitment to cessation of harbouring or support to rebels.
As per 1.
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan with JPSM / monitoring and verification by Ad-Hoc Committee and sub-committees
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Non-Aggression and Cooperation of 10 February 2012.
JPSM Decisions 10 Feb 2012
As per 1.
Further to this commitment both sides will have to verify that the Government of Sudan is not supporting any South Sudanese rebel forces, and that the Government of South Sudan is not supporting any Sudanese rebels forces.
1.3
Renewed commitment to cease hostile propaganda.
As Per 1.
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan with JPSM / monitoring and verification by Ad-Hoc Committee
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Non-Aggression and Cooperation of 10 February 2012.
As per 1.
2.
Immediate and unconditional withdrawal of forces to their side of the border
Immediate orders issued:
complete within 7 days
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan with JPSM / monitoring and verification by Ad-Hoc Committee and JBVMM
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
The map depicting the AUHIP November 2011 map depicting the SDBZ and special arrangements for the 14 Mile area agreed on 27th September 2012 now becomes the temporary reference for the withdrawal of forces.
Ser
Obligation
Timing
Responsibility
Reference
Remarks
2.1
Relay information on withdrawal to JBVMM
Immediate and reconfirm every 24hrs.
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
See UNISFA Force commander’s timetable for final report on withdrawal.
2.2
UNISFA Force Commander to confirm completion of the withdrawal to JPSM
At the 7th day
UBISFA
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
3
Operationalization of the SDBZ (including 14 mile area)
Immediate in accordance with recommended UNISFA timetable
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan with JPSM / monitoring and verification by JBVMM
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
30th July 2011 agreement.
18th September 2011 JPSM adopted references.
Establishment of the SDBZ – UNISFA Force Commander to give recommendations priority of establishment of the SDBZ, outlining key flash points to avoid conflict.
3.1
Timetable for demilitarisation
Immediate
UNISFA and JPSM
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
3.2
Parties to relay relevant information on force withdrawal to the JBVMM
As per UNISFA Force Commander’s recommended timetable
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
3.3
Recognition of the status quo of the Joint Tribal Mechanisms
As per UNISFA Force Commander’s recommended timetable
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
Ser
Obligation
Timing
Responsibility
Reference
Remarks
4
Operationalization of the JBVMM
As per UNISFA Force Commander’s recommended timetable
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
30th July 2011 agreement.
18th September 2011 JPSM adopted references.
Activation of the JBVMM – UNISFA Force Commander to give areas of priority for deployment, reflecting his priority for establishment of the SDBZ.
JPSM to agree on locations for JBVMM, JBVMS, JBVMT.
Including move of JBVMM HQ to Sudan/South Sudan.
4.1
Timetable for JBVMM Deployment
As per UNISFA Force Commander’s recommended timetable
JBVMM Including Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
UNISFA
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
30th July 2011 agreement.
18th September 2011 JPSM adopted references.
Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU) on Non-Aggression and Cooperation of 10 February 2012.
4.2
Initiation of monitoring and reporting activities
As per UNISFA Force Commander’s recommended timetable
JBVMM
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
30th July 2011 agreement.
18th September 2011 JPSM adopted references.
Understanding (MoU) on Non-Aggression and Cooperation of 10 February 2012.
Ser
Obligation
Timing
Responsibility
Reference
Remarks
5
Activation of the Ad-Hoc Committee and sub-committees.
Within 24hrs
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan tasked by and reporting to JPSM
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
Terms of Reference agreed on 23 June 2012
JPSM Decisions 10 Feb 2012
Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU) on Non-Aggression and Cooperation of 10 February 2012.
The parties agree to operationalization of the agreed mechanisms, and consistent with agreements any of the parties may lodge, at any time, concerns or complaints with the JPSM Co-Chairs, which shall be addressed.
Concerns or complaints relating to the SDBZ shall be referred to the JBVMM, concerns or complaints relating to the 40km either side of the SDBZ shall be referred to the AD-hoc committee and for concerns or complaints beyond the border area the Co-Chairs shall form additional subcommittees, mechanisms or principles as deemed necessary.
Article 8 of the MoU:
‘The two States hereby authorize the JPSM to oversee Compliance with this Memorandum.
The Parties may adopt further mechanisms and principles to enable the JPSM to carry out functions.
In the event of any dispute arising in the implementation of the MOU, the two States shall seek to resolve the matter amicably through the JPSM.’
Ser
Obligation
Timing
Responsibility
Reference
Remarks
5.1
Establishment and operationalization of Standing Secretariat
Within 24hrs
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
UNISFA
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
30th July 2011 agreement.
5.2
Ad-Hoc Committee to receive and investigate complaints and allegations
Within 24hrs
JPSM
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
Terms of Reference agreed on 23 June 2012
JPSM to task Ad-Hoc Committee
5.3
Activation of the Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HQ (in the 14 Mile sector of the JBVMM)
As per UNISFA Force Commander’s recommended timetable
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
JPSM Decisions 10 Feb 2012
Ser
Obligation
Timing
Responsibility
Reference
Remarks
5.4
The Ad-Hoc Committee of the JBVMM Sector HQ (in the 14 Mile sector of the JBVMM) investigating any threat emanating from inside the SDBZ
As per UNISFA Force Commander’s recommended timetable
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
UNISFA
Tribal Leaders
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
6
Opening of 10 border crossing corridors.
Immediate (JPSM to agree timetable for technical preparations and opening).
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
UNISFA
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
18th September 2011 JPSM decisions (particularly 6-7th December 2010 agreement).
6.1
Identification of border crossing points
JPSM
18th September 2011 JPSM decisions.
6.2
JBVMM Monitor Corridors
JBVMM (including Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
UNISFA)
27th September Agreement on Security Arrangements.
7
Regular Meetings of JPSM
Government of Sudan
Government of South Sudan
JPSM Decisions 10 Feb 2012
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Non-Aggression and Cooperation of 10 February 2012
18th September 2011 JPSM decisions (particularly 30 July 2011 Agreement & 7th December 2010 Agreement).