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This resolution authorizes the deployment of UN peacekeeping troops in Darfur, Sudan, but will not come to pass until Sudan's government allows the troops' presence.
Published August 31, 2006
This resolution authorizes the deployment of UN peacekeeping troops in Darfur, Sudan, but will not come to pass until Sudan's government allows the troops' presence.
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