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 Re: Sudan Peace Act (Re: sentimental)
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SPLM/Nuba
51 Garrisons NYNGER Same as
(to be provided ARD KANAN Consolidated
to the JMC) KUBANG Positions
BADURA
KALKADA
LUMUN
SARAF JAMUS
NGURBAN
LEVU
KADARO
TULESHI
TIMA
WALI (South of Kogung)
JULUD
Reported positions and strength shall be verified by the Central JMC no later than D+30.
2. Military forces located in the Moro and Atoro Valley will be restricted to their designated garrisons until redeployed. Any movement of military forces in the Moro and Atoro Valley shall be reported to and authorized by the Central JMC. Local patrolling shall be limited to areas immediately surrounding a designated military garrison (not to exceed 500 meters).
3. GoS will retain civil administration (police, schools, medical, etc. ) responsibility in the Moro and Atoro Valley, Gevel-el Ageyr, and the Heyban Valley. The JMC will be consulted on outstanding issues concerning the police and militia. Strength of police forces in the Moro and Atoro Valley shall be determined by the Central JMC in consultation with the GoS.
4. The Miri Hill region (loosely defined by a box with corners at 29-30W/11-05N, 29-30W/10-55N,29-40W/10-55N,29-40W/11-05N) will be designated a demilitarized zone that shall be free of military forces. Demilitarization shall begin no later than D+45 and be completed no later than D+180. As soon as practical, a JMC survey team, including an international monitor, will visit the Miri Hill region to determine the locations of Sudanese Government and SPLM/Nuba areas. These areas will be identified and each Party will continue to provide civil administration (police, school, medical, etc.) in its respective area. In addition, the first sector JMC will be established in the Miro Hill region. This JMC, including one or more international observers, will observe civil administration in the region.
5. There shall be 5 Sector JMCs (see map for detail).
6. JMCs will be established according to the following principles:
· Neutral ground
· Freedom of movement for JMC personnel
· Accessibility
· Security
· Visibility
· Transparency
Appendix 1 to Annex B
GoS Redeployment Schedule
GoS Consolidated Garrison Completion Date of Redeployment
GEBEL-EL-AGEYR D - Day + 60 days
HEYBAN D - Day + 90 days
UMM-SERDEBA D - Day + 120 days
EYRI D - Day + 150 days
ANNEX C
THE JOINT MILITARY COMMISSION
A. Objectives
1. The Joint Military Commission (JMC) shall serve three main functions:
a. To assist the Parties in implementing the Cease-fire Agreement. The JMC shall be the central coordinating body for supervision of the disengagement and redeployment of the combatants and maintaining the cease-fire in accordance with the terms of the Agreement.
b. To serve as a dispute resolution mechanism. The JMC shall resolve all disputes and military or operational difficulties, complaints, questions, or problems regarding implementation of this Agreement.
c. To assist in confidence building. The JMC shall work to gain the trust and confidence of the parties and promote the overall goals of the Cease-fire Agreement among the people of the Nuba Mountains.
2. To achieve these goals, the JMC shall operate according to the following basic principles:
a. Resolve all problems and disputes at the lowest level possible;
b. Maintain flexibility to ensure promises can be delivered;
c. Promote joint problem solving and build trust and confidence through inclusive agenda setting;
d. Build on lessons learned in the process.
B. Responsibilities
1. The specific responsibilities of the JMC, in accordance with the Article VII of the cease-fire Agreement, shall be as follows:
a. Determine location of combatants as of the effective date of the Agreement;
b. Verify the disengagement of combatants;
c. Monitor and report on the redeployment of the combatants from combat positions to defensive positions;
d. Monitor and report on the storage of supplies, ammunition and equipment;
e. Monitor and report on the mapping and clearance of mines;
f. Facilitate liaison between the Parties;
g. Coordinate all military movements:
h. Inspect all supplies being provided to both parties;
i. Disseminate information on the cease-fire through all media.
2. The JMC and its components shall be assured freedom of movement throughout the Nuba Mountains.
3. The Chairman of the JMC shall report regularly to the designated representatives of the parties and the participating countries regarding the status and activities of the JMC.
C. Organization
1. The JMC shall be composed of three representatives from each Party and a neutral Chairman and tow Vice-Chairmen as provided in Article VII, paragraph 3, of the Cease-fire Agreement. The Chairmen and the Vice Chairman shall be appointed by the participating countries in consultation with the parties. One of the Vice-Chairmen shall be responsible for the daily operations of the JMC and shall be empowered to act as Chairman when necessary. Until the designation of the Chairman and Vice-Chairmen, the JMC will be co-chaired by the parties.
2. The Chairman shall be responsible for supervising compliance of the parties with the Cease-fire Agreement, acting as the final authority for resolving disputes, and approving all flights destined to the Nuba Mountains.
3. The JMC shall be organized in the following manner:
a. Central JMC: The Central JMC shall be located in the Nuba Mountains. The JMC support staff shall be part of the Central JMC and shall be organized along the following functional lines:
· Operations Team: Coordinates all air and ground activities related to the JMC's activities as well as the activities of the Joint Observers in the Nuba Mountains.
· Transportation/Logistics Team: Coordinates transportation, communication, supply and logistics requirements for the JMC.
· Compliance and Legal Team: Reviews the reports of the Joint Observer and International Monitoring Unit reports and provides legal advice to the Chairman, Vice-Chairmen and JMC staff.
· Information Team: Coordinates the dissemination of information to support and promote the Cease-fire Agreement among the people in the Nuba Mountains, including for example information regarding activities of the JMC, timetables for disengagement and convoy movements, school and medical information, access to grazing and farming areas, etc. The means of dissemination include but are not limited to radio broadcasts, mobile media units, local newspapers, tribal chiefs. Work with caravans and sport games.
· Medical Support Team: Provides all necessary health and medical care and advice.
· GoS Team: Conducts liaison with GoS.
· SPLM Team: Conducts liaison with SPLM/Nuba.
b. International Monitoring Unit (IMU): The IMU shall be part of the Central JMC and shall include the Chairman and Vice-Chairmen and support staff with the exception of the GoS and SPLM teams. In accordance with Article VIII of the Agreement, the IMU shall be established as soon as possible in order to assist the Parties in implementing this Agreement.
· Under the orders of the chairman, members of the IMU can be deployed anywhere in the Nuba Mountains to monitor and report on implementation of the Agreement and as necessary to investigate any alleged violations of the Agreement. When deployed, members of the IMU shall be accompanied by Joint Observers from the appropriate Sector or Local JMC.
· The IMU shall operate throughout the area covered by this Agreement. It shall consists of between 10 to 15 third party military and civilian personnel, with the necessary support personnel, to be assigned at the Central JMC and at the Sector JMCs at the discretion of the Chairman. The size of the IMU may be adjusted with the agreement of the Parties as necessary to carry out the objectives of this Agreement.
· The IMU shall be granted unrestricted access to all areas in the Nuba Mountains for the purpose of monitoring and reporting on the activities, and investigating alleged violations, of the Cease-fire Agreement.
· In all operations, the IMU shall adhere to the principles of neutrality and tranparency.
c. Sector JMCs: There shall be five Sector JMCs, to be established by the Chairman of the JMC in consultation with the Parties.
· The Sector JMCs shall be co-chaired by senior military officers of the Parties. They shall be responsible for observing and reporting compliance with the resolving disputes concerning implementation of the Cease-fire Agreement in their designated sectors. They shall also be responsible for submitting periodic status reports to the Central JMC. The Sector JMCs shall refer disputes to the Central JMC if they cannot resolve the dispute.
· Joint Observer Teams: Joint Observer Teams are composed of two members (one form each party) for the purpose of conducting joint patrols within the Sector JMC's assigned area of responsibility and observing and reporting on alleged violations of the Cease-fire Agreement.
· Operations Team: The Operations Teams of the Sector JMCs shall plan and coordinate all JMC activities within their assigned area of responsibility, including those of the Joint Observer Teams. They shall prepare periodic situation reports for submission to the Central JMC.
d. Local JMCs: There shall be an appropriate number of Local JMCs to be established by the Chairman of the JMC in consultation with the Parties.
· The Local JMCs shall be chaired, on an alternating monthly basis, by a senior military officer of the respective Parties. They shall be responsible for observing and reporting to the Sector JMCs on compliance with the cease-ire and for resolving disputes concerning the Cease-fire Agreement in their designated areas of responsibility. They are also responsible for submitting periodic status reports to the appropriate Sector JMC. The local JMCs shall refer disputes to their Sector JMC if they cannot resolve the dispute.
· Joint Observer Teams: The Joint Observer Teams consist of two members (one from each Party) who conduct joint patrols within the Local JMCs assigned area of responsibility and observe and report to the Local JMC on alleged violations of the Cease-fire Agreement.
D. Filling System
1. The Central JMC shall establish and maintain a database on the Parties locations and activities, local police position, as well as records of meetings, valid memorandums, and the resolution of disputes.
2. The Chairman of the Central JMC shall periodically transmit summaries concerning its activities to the designated representatives of the parties and the participating countries.
JMC LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION
Central JMC Staff Organization
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Date |
 Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 10-29-02, 11:36 AM |
 Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 10-29-02, 01:34 PM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | Ahlalawad | 10-29-02, 02:01 PM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | koky | 10-29-02, 03:52 PM |
 Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 11-17-02, 07:53 AM |
 Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 11-18-02, 07:51 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 12-22-02, 12:28 PM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 12-22-02, 12:29 PM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 12-22-02, 12:30 PM |
 Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-19-03, 10:48 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-19-03, 10:50 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-19-03, 10:51 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-19-03, 10:52 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-26-03, 09:39 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-26-03, 09:40 AM |
| Re: Sudan Peace Act | sentimental | 01-26-03, 09:44 AM |
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