The resolution avoided mention of human rights, due to disagreements over its use in resolutions by some members of the Council.[4] Austria, Mexico, Nigeria, Uganda, the United Kingdom and United States supported its inclusion while China did not.[2][5] Other members of the Council, such as Mexico and Nigeria, were concerned that only a small number of Council members were involved in consultations regarding the resolution and the absence of a mention of Resolution 690 (1991) which formed MINURSO's original mandate.[1] Both Morocco and the Polisario Front welcomed the adoption of Resolution 1920 as a basis for further negotiations, but disputed the issue of human rights in the territory.[4]