2. PANEL OF INQUIRY ON LIBERIA (1993) Mandating authority Statement by the President of the Security Council (S/25918), 9 June 1993. Established by the United Nations Secretary-General on 4 August 1993 (S/26265) Mandate “The Security Council requests the Secretary-General to commence immediately a thorough and full investigation of the massacre, including any allegations as to the perpetrators whoever they may be, and to report to it as soon as possible. It warns that those found responsible for such serious violations of international humanitarian law will be held accountable for such crimes and demands that the leaders of any faction responsible for such acts effectively control their forces and take decisive steps to ensure that such deplorable tragedies do not happen again.” Report The Carter Camp Massacre: Results of an Investigation by the Panel of Inquiry appointed by the Secretary-General into the Massacre near Harbel, Liberia, on the night of June 5/6, 1993, submitted to the United Nations Secretary-General, 10 September 1993 Members Mr. Amos WAKO (Kenya), Chair; Mr. Robert GERSONY (United States of America); and Amb. Mahmoud KASSEM (Egypt). 3. SECRETARY-GENERAL’S FACT-FINDING MISSION TO INVESTIGATE HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN ABKHAZIA, REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA (1993) Mandating authority Established by the United Nations Secretary-General on 1 October 1993, welcomed by Security Council resolution 876 (1993) of 19 October 1993 Mandate “to investigate the situation of human rights violations in Abkhazia, including reports of ‘ethnic cleansing’” Report Report of the Secretary-General’s fact-finding mission to investigate human rights violations in Abkhazia, Republic of Georgia (S/26795), 17 November 1993 Members United Nations Centre for Human Rights GUIDANCE AND PRACTICE 115