• Failure to take effective measures to prevent, repress, investigate or prosecute other violations of international humanitarian, human rights or refugee law committed on a significant scale by those under their command; (b) In the case of civilian or military authorities that are directly responsible for the management, administration or command of non-United Nations security forces: (i) Commission of grave violations by one or more units under their command; (ii)
(d) Well-defined systems for the collation and effective review of information gathered through such monitoring and from other sources, including local protection of civilian networks; (e) Well-defined procedures to guide decisions by responsible United Nations officials on whether or not violations committed by the recipient entity require intervention with the recipient entity or its command elements or, as a final resort, require the suspension or withdrawal of support under this policy; (f) Clear procedures for communication with the relevant authorities where United Nations intervention or the suspension or withdrawal of support is required under this policy; (g) Clear and effective procedures for evaluating and considering the possible risks if support is suspended or withdrawn, including risks to the safety and security of United Nations and associated personnel, and for identifying appropriate mitigatory measures, and ensuring that they are taken. Mediation and mediation-related support; (e) Medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) and casualty evacuation (CASEVAC). 10. “Support” may be direct or indirect — that is, through implementing partners. 11. When determining whether an activity constitutes support or not in accordance with paragraphs 8 and 9 above, United Nations entities should consider the need to promote consistency in the implementation of the policy across the United Nations system according to paragraphs 18 and 20 below. 12. “Grave violations” mean, for the purposes of the present policy: (a) National civilian, paramilitary or military authorities directly responsible for the management, administration or command or control of such forces; (c) Peacekeeping forces of regional international organizations. 8. “Support” is understood to mean any of the following activities: (a) Training, mentoring, advisory services, capacity- and institution-building and other forms of technical cooperation for the purpose of enhancing the operational capabilities of non-United Nations security forces; (b) Ad hoc or programmatic support to civilian or military authorities directly responsible for the management, administration or command and control of non-United Nations security forces; Assistência médica — Produtos farmacêuticos — Material médico — Evacuação de vítimas / evacuação médica (CASEVAC/MEDEVAC) — Tratamento médico (serviços de nível 1, nível 2 e nível 3)