UN Resolution Vote
Vote on notable General Assembly and Security Council resolutions and share your opinion
We've compiled resolutions adopted by the UN General Assembly and Security Council that are currently being implemented or renegotiated, alongside historical resolutions on women/peace/security, non-proliferation, and development finance that are still cited today. Each resolution keeps its original document symbol and link. The AI aide briefs you on background, content, effect, voting lineup, and points of contention in five parts. After reading the briefing, any global citizen can vote yes, no, or abstain and leave a comment. This is a space where citizens of any country can cast a vote and take part in the UN's decisions.
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18 total · sorted by most recent adoption
- General AssemblyA/RES/80/251· adopted 2026-03-31Under implementation review
Mandate creation, implementation and review for an efficient and effective United Nations
A resolution setting out, at the General Assembly level, the 'mandate implementation review' — a key workstream of the UN80 Initiative. It defines the procedure for creating new mandates and the periodic review process for existing programmes, providing the basis for eliminating duplicative or overlapping work.
#Reform & FinanceView original document → - Security CouncilS/RES/2812 (2026)· adopted 2026-01-14Under implementation review
Maintenance of international peace and security (Red Sea)
The first Security Council resolution of 2026, adopted in response to attacks on merchant vessels and threats to navigation in the Red Sea. Disruption to maritime shipping directly affects the cost and speed of humanitarian aid deliveries, including those of the World Food Programme (WFP).
- General AssemblyA/RES/80/242· adopted 2025-12-30Under implementation review
Programme budget for 2026
The 2026 regular budget approved by the General Assembly on 30 December 2025 following Fifth Committee negotiations. At roughly $3.45 billion, it reflects organizational downsizing and post cuts under the UN80 Initiative as well as measures addressing the liquidity crisis.
#Reform & FinanceView original document → - Security CouncilS/RES/2803 (2025)· adopted 2025-11-17Under implementation review
Endorsement of the Comprehensive Plan for Gaza
A Security Council resolution endorsing a comprehensive plan to implement the Gaza ceasefire, establishing a transitional governance and stabilization mechanism and expanded humanitarian assistance.
- General AssemblyA/RES/79/327· adopted 2025-09-05Follow-up negotiations ongoing
Revitalization of the work of the General Assembly
A resolution setting out the procedure for electing and appointing the next Secretary-General under Article 97 of the Charter. It provides for public nomination of candidates, publication of CVs and vision statements, and informal dialogues involving member states and civil society. Secretary-General Guterres's term ends on 31 December 2026.
#Reform & FinanceView original document → - General AssemblyA/RES/79/325· adopted 2025-06-30Under implementation review
Financing of United Nations peacekeeping operations
A resolution approving the peacekeeping budget for the fiscal year July 2025–June 2026. It notes that delayed payment of member-state assessments is the main cause of cash shortfalls and urges prompt payment of arrears.
- General AssemblyA/RES/ES-10/27· adopted 2025-06-12Under implementation review
Protection of civilians and upholding legal and humanitarian obligations
An emergency special session resolution demanding an immediate, unconditional and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, release of all hostages, and immediate large-scale humanitarian access across Gaza.
- General AssemblyGeneral Assembly deliberations on the UN80 Initiative· adopted 2025-03-12Follow-up negotiations ongoing
UN80 Initiative
An organization-wide review launched by the Secretary-General, made up of three workstreams: (1) efficiency, (2) mandate implementation review, and (3) structural reform of the UN system. Budget and staff-reduction proposals go through the General Assembly's Fifth Committee.
#Reform & FinanceView original document → - General AssemblyA/RES/79/247· adopted 2024-12-24Under implementation review
Programme budget for 2025
A resolution approving the UN Secretariat's regular budget for 2025. It sets the budget size, number of posts, and requirements for special political missions, and asks the Secretary-General to report on efficiency gains and resource reallocation.
#Reform & FinanceView original document → - General AssemblyA/RES/79/L.xx (Third Committee)· adopted 2024-12-17Under implementation review
Situation of human rights in the DPRK
A resolution condemning systematic and widespread human rights violations in North Korea and urging resolution of separated-family, abduction and detention issues and cooperation with UN human rights mechanisms. Adopted by consensus every year since 2005.
#Human RightsView original document → - General AssemblyA/RES/79/1· adopted 2024-09-22Under implementation review
The Pact for the Future
A consensus document of 5 chapters and 56 actions covering sustainable development, international peace and security, science/technology/digital cooperation, youth and future generations, and reform of global governance. It calls for accelerating Security Council reform negotiations, reforming the international financial architecture, and strengthening the UN's financial base.
- General AssemblyA/RES/79/1 Annex II· adopted 2024-09-22Under implementation review
Global Digital Compact
The first comprehensive multilateral agreement on closing the digital divide, protecting human rights online, data governance, and the safe and trustworthy use of artificial intelligence. It establishes an independent international scientific panel on AI and a Global Dialogue on AI Governance.
- Security CouncilS/RES/2397 (2017) and related DPRK sanctions resolutions· adopted 2017-12-22Under implementation review
Non-proliferation / Democratic People's Republic of Korea
A resolution still in force that caps refined petroleum supplies, mandates repatriation of overseas workers, and expands the list of banned exports. After a 2024 vote to extend the Panel of Experts' mandate failed, the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team (MSMT) has been issuing implementation reports.
#Peace & SecurityView original document → - Security CouncilS/RES/2250 (2015)· adopted 2015-12-09Under implementation review
Maintenance of international peace and security — youth
The first Security Council resolution to formally recognize the role of youth in conflict prevention and peacebuilding. It sets out five pillars — participation, protection, prevention, partnerships, and disengagement/reintegration — closely aligned with this platform's focus on engaging future generations.
- General AssemblyA/RES/70/1· adopted 2015-09-25Under implementation review
Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
The foundational resolution containing the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and 169 targets. It serves as this platform's basis for classifying programmes by SDG and detecting overlap.
#Sustainable DevelopmentView original document → - General AssemblyA/RES/69/313· adopted 2015-07-15Under implementation review
Addis Ababa Action Agenda of the Third International Conference on Financing for Development
An action agenda defining the financing basis for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It covers seven areas of implementation: official development assistance (ODA), mobilizing private capital, taxation and international finance, trade, technology and capacity-building, debt relief, and data. It underpins the budget structure of SDG-related programmes.
- Security CouncilS/RES/1540 (2004)· adopted 2004-04-28Under implementation review
Non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction
A resolution requiring member states to strengthen domestic legislation, export controls and safety measures to prevent non-state actors from acquiring weapons of mass destruction (nuclear, chemical, biological) and their delivery systems. Implementation is monitored by the 1540 Committee, making it a core non-proliferation mechanism for international peace and security.
#Peace & SecurityView original document → - Security CouncilS/RES/1325 (2000)· adopted 2000-10-31Under implementation review
Women and peace and security
A Security Council resolution recognizing the impact of armed conflict on women and girls and mandating women's participation in peace negotiations, peacebuilding, and conflict prevention. Later extended by follow-up resolutions such as 2262 (2016) and 2493 (2019), it forms the backbone of the Women, Peace and Security agenda.