The situation impacts the behavior (failure to reach targeted goals, especially important goals, creates frustration and increases the willingness to reach these goals).
The conflict led to the almost complete devastation of vast areas and the massive displacement of population. There were reports of numerous and serious human rights violations in Abkhazia. A United Nations fact-finding mission, dispatched by the Secretary-General in October 1993, reported that both Georgian government forces and Abkhazian forces, as well as irregulars and civilians cooperating with them, were responsible for such violations.
The situation impacts attitudes (incompatible goals increase the suspicion and distrust between the actors).
The humanitarian situation in Abkhazia, Georgia, remained serious. International humanitarian agencies and non-governmental organizations continued to address the acute food and medical needs of vulnerable segments of the population and to conduct mine clearance and small-scale rehabilitation activities. There were no indications of improvement in the field of human rights. The major issues of concern to the United Nations Human Rights Office in Abkhazia, Georgia, remained violations of the right to life, the right to physical integrity and the right to liberty and security of person. The human rights situation was particularly precarious in the Gali region.
Behavior impacts the situation (success can introduce new questions in the conflict as demands increases).
In his further report submitted to the Security Council on 28 September 2006, the Secretary-General discussed new tensions in the long-running dispute between the Government of Georgia and the de facto Abkhaz authorities. He said that the new tensions stemmed in part from an operation by Georgian special forces in the Kodori Valley on 25 July, after which the Abkhaz side questioned the usefulness of attempting to reach further agreements in the framework of the settlement process.
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