Excerpt from S/RES/2409 (2018), pp. 13, pp. 25, and op. 36 (ii) (c)

[pp. 13] ... stressing the need for [Government of affected country] to continue to ensure the increased professionalism of its security forces, including the training and capacity building aimed at security during public meetings and protests fully respecting domestic and international human rights law [pp. 25] Welcoming the efforts of [UN Mission] and international partners in delivering training in human rights, international humanitarian law, gender mainstreaming, child protection and protection from sexual and gender-based violence for [affected country’s] security institutions and underlining their importance, [op. 36] Decides that the mandate of [UN Mission] shall include the following priority tasks ... (ii) Implementation of [political agreement] and support to the electoral process ... (c) Contribute to the provision of training to [affected country’s police forces] in relation to elections security, ... including through human rights training, in compliance with the United Nations’ HRDDP;