List of United Nations Security Council Resolutions 2101 to 2200

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This is a list of United Nations Security Council Resolutions 2101 to 2200 adopted between 25 April 2013 and 12 February 2015.

ResolutionDateVoteConcerns
2101 25 April 201315–0–0Situation in Côte d'Ivoire
2102 2 May 201315–0–0Situation in Somalia
2103 22 May 201315–0–0Situation in Guinea-Bissau
2104 29 May 201315–0–0Separation of Sudan and South Sudan
2105 5 June 201315–0–0Extends mandate of expert panel monitoring sanctions against Iran
2106 24 June 201315–0–0Reaffirming 14 resolutions
2107 27 June 201315–0–0Situation of Iraq and Kuwait
2108 27 June 201315–0–0Tensions in the Middle East
2109 11 July 201315–0–0Situation in Sudan and South Sudan
2110 24 July 201315–0–0Situation in Iraq
2111 24 July 201315–0–0Situation in Somalia
2112 30 July 201315–0–0Situation in Côte d'Ivoire
2113 30 July 201315–0–0Reports of the Secretary-General on Sudan
2114 30 July 201313–0–2 (abstentions: Azerbaijan, Pakistan)Situation in Cyprus, extends mandate of UNFICYP
2115 29 August 201315–0–0Situation in the Middle East, extends mandate of UNIFIL
2116 18 September 201315–0–0Situation in Liberia
2117 26 September 201314–0–1 (abstention: Russian Federation)Small arms and light weapons, Arms Trade Treaty
2118 27 September 201315–0–0On chemical weapons in Syria
2119 10 October 201315–0–0Situation in Haiti
2120 10 October 201315–0–0Situation in Afghanistan [1]
2121 10 October 201315–0–0Situation in the Central African Republic
2122 18 October 201315–0–0Reaffirming 6 resolutions
2123 12 November 201315–0–0Situation in the former Yugoslavia
2124 12 November 201315–0–0Situation in Somalia
2125 18 November 201315–0–0Situation in Somalia
2126 25 November 201315–0–0Situation in Sudan and South Sudan
2127 5 December 201315–0–0Situation in the Central African Republic, creation of MISCA
2128 10 December 201315–0–0Commending the governmental progress in Liberia
2129 17 December 201315–0–0Reaffirming combatting terrorism
2130 18 December 201315–0–0Reaffirming the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
2131 18 December 201315–0–0Situation in the Middle East
2132 24 December 201315–0–0Situation in South Sudan
2133 27 January 201415–0–0On threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts
2134 28 January 201415–0–0Situation in Central African Republic, extends mandate of BINUCA
2135 30 January 201415–0–0Situation in Cyprus, extends mandate of UNFICYP
2136 30 January 201415–0–0Situation in Democratic Republic of the Congo
2137 13 February 201415–0–0Situation in Burundi
2138 13 February 201415–0–0Situation in Darfur
2139 22 February 201415–0–0Humanitarian aid access in Syria
2140 26 February 201415–0–0Situation in Yemen
2141 5 March 201415–0–0Non-proliferation / North Korea
2142 5 March 201415–0–0Situation in Somalia
2143 7 March 201415–0–0Children and armed conflict
2144 14 March 201415–0–0Situation in Libya
2145 17 March 201415–0–0Situation in Afghanistan
2146 19 March 201415–0–0Situation in Libya
2147 28 March 201415–0–0Situation of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
2148 3 April 201415–0–0Situation in Sudan
2149 10 April 201415–0–0Situation in Central African Republic
2150 16 April 201415–0–0Prevention and fight against genocide and other serious crimes under international law
2151 28 April 201415–0–0 Security sector reform
2152 29 April 201415–0–0Situation in Western Sahara
2153 29 April 201415–0–0Situation in Côte d'Ivoire
2154 8 May 201415–0–0Creation of the Captain Mbaye Diagne Medal for Exceptional Courage [2]
2155 27 May 201415–0–0Situation in South Sudan
2156 29 May 201415–0–0Separation of Sudan and South Sudan
2157 29 May 201415–0–0Situation in Guinea-Bissau
2158 29 May 201415–0–0Situation in Somalia
2159 9 June 201415–0–0Extends mandate of expert panel monitoring sanctions against Iran
2160 17 June 201415–0–0Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts by Taliban
2161 17 June 201415–0–0Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts by Al-Qaida
2162 25 June 201415–0–0Extends the mandate of UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI)
2163 25 June 201415–0–0Extends the mandate of the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF)
2164 25 June 201415–0–0Extends the mandate of the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA)
2165 14 July 201415–0–0Humanitarian situation in Syria and the establishment of a monitoring mechanism
2166 21 July 201415–0–0 Ukraine and Malaysia Airlines Flight 17
2167 28 July 201415–0–0Reaffirms support for African Union and European Union collaboration with peacekeeping operations
2168 30 July 201415–0–0Cyprus and extends mission of UNFICYP
2169 30 July 201415–0–0Condemns ISIL, reaffirms and extends the mandate of UNAMI
2170 15 August 201415–0–0Threats to international peace and security caused by ISIL and al-Nusra Front
2171 21 August 201415–0–0Conflict prevention
2172 26 August 201415–0–0Israel, Lebanon, UNIFIL
2173 27 August 201415–0–0Extends mandate of AU/UN hybrid peacekeeping operation in Darfur
2174 27 August 201415–0–0Situation in Libya
2175 29 August 201415–0–0Protection of humanitarian personnel and UN and associated personnel in armed conflict
2176 15 September 201415–0–0Extends mandate of United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL)
2177 18 September 201415–0–0The creation United Nations Mission for Ebola Emergency Response (UNMEER)
2178 24 September 201415–0–0Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts
2179 14 October 201415–0–0Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan and South Sudan
2180 14 October 201415–0–0 Haiti
2181 21 October 201415–0–0The Situation in the Central African Republic
2182 24 October 201413–0–2 (abstentions: Jordan, Russian Federation)The Situation in Somalia
2183 11 November 201414–0–1 (abstention: Russian Federation)The Situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina
2184 12 November 201415–0–0The Situation in Somalia
2185 20 November 201415–0–0 Peacekeeping Operations
2186 25 November 201415–0–0The Situation in Guinea-Bissau
2187 25 November 201415–0–0Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan and South Sudan
2188 9 December 201415–0–0The Situation in Liberia
2189 12 December 201415–0–0The Situation in Afghanistan
2190 15 December 201415–0–0The Situation in Liberia
2191 17 December 201415–0–0The situation in the Middle East
2192 18 December 201415–0–0The situation in the Middle East
2193 18 December 201414–0–1 (abstention: Russian Federation)International Tribunal - Yugoslavia
2194 18 December 201415–0–0International Tribunal - Rwanda
2195 19 December 201415–0–0Threats to international peace and security
2196 22 January 201515–0–0Situation in the Central African Republic
2197 29 January 201515–0–0Situation in Cyprus
2198 29 January 201515–0–0Situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
2199 12 February 201515–0–0Threats to international peace and security caused by terrorism
2200 12 February 201515–0–0Situation in South Sudan and Sudan

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