Peace Monitoring Group

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The Peace Monitoring Group was a multinational civilian-led mission established to oversee and support the ceasefire and peace process in Bougainville following the civil war.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civilian monitoring mission
multinational mission
peacekeeping mission
armedStatus unarmed
composition civilian
unarmed military personnel
conflict Bougainville Civil War
country Australia
Fiji
New Zealand
Vanuatu
endTime 2003
establishedBy Australia
Bougainville leaders
Fiji
Government of Papua New Guinea
New Zealand
Vanuatu
headquarters Arawa
Buka
legalBasis Bougainville Peace Agreement
Lincoln Agreement
mandate assist with weapons collection and containment
monitor ceasefire in Bougainville
report on compliance with peace agreements
support reconciliation activities
notableFeature invited and accepted by both parties to the conflict
operated without weapons
used helicopters and ships for access to remote areas
operatingArea Bougainville
Papua New Guinea
participant Australian Defence Force personnel
Fiji military personnel
New Zealand Defence Force personnel
Vanuatu police and military personnel
civilian officials from contributing countries
purpose build confidence between parties
facilitate weapons disposal
monitor ceasefire
support implementation of Bougainville Peace Agreement
support peace process
result contributed to successful implementation of Bougainville Peace Agreement
helped maintain ceasefire in Bougainville
startTime 1998
successor Bougainville Transition Team

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Bougainville Civil War monitoredBy Peace Monitoring Group
Lincoln Agreement on Peace, Security and Development on Bougainville establishes Peace Monitoring Group framework
linked to: Peace Monitoring Group
Bougainville Revolutionary Army monitoredBy Peace Monitoring Group