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United Nations Security Council Resolutions

Resolution 2437 (October 3, 2018) – Acting under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, the Security Council renewed for twelve months its authorization to allow member states to inspect vessels on the high seas off the coast of Libya where there are reasonable grounds for suspicion that they are being used for smuggling migrants or human trafficking, as long as they make efforts to obtain the consent of the vessel’s flag state before exercising that authority. The Council highlighted the necessity of putting “an end to the ongoing proliferation of, and endangerment of lives by, the smuggling of migrants and trafficking of persons in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Libya.”