The United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 2823 (2026) to strengthen accountability for crimes against UN peacekeepers.
The resolution was adopted unanimously and co-authored by Denmark and Pakistan during their 2025–26 tenure in the Council.
It aims to improve the identification, investigation, and prosecution of perpetrators attacking UN peacekeeping personnel.
The resolution reaffirms the responsibility of host countries to ensure legal action against offenders under national and international law.
It calls for the UN Secretary-General to appoint a senior focal point on accountability and submit an annual report on investigations and prosecutions.
The measure builds on earlier resolutions, including Resolution 2589 (2021) and Resolution 2518 (2020) on peacekeeper safety and protection.