Add to ORKGThe tragedy of East Timor coming so soon after that of Kosovo has focused attention again on the weaknesses of previous United Nations missions that have been ad hoc, reactive, and narrowly focused on solving the international emergency of the moment. The United Nations and its Members must focus on the need for timely intervention to save civilian populations from mass slaughter. It must adopt a new role as the assertive custodian of human rights because the use of its enforcement powers in the domestic affairs of rogue States may have a deterrent effect. Therefore, it should lead the way in defining its interventionist role in the emerging international norm of humanitarian intervention
After the World War Two, the World has been facing different human rights breaches which cannot be r...
A new threat to international peace and security exists in the post Cold War years. The demise of t...
Ban Ki-Moon’s apology for the role of the UN in the cholera outbreak in Haiti, reignited the debate ...
The tragedy of East Timor in 2000 coming so soon after that of Kosovo focused attention on the weakn...
On 23 June 2006 the UN proudly launched its Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) seeking to reverse a situ...
The role of the United Nations has significantly expanded since the 1990s with respect to its involv...
Abstract The Australian-led intervention during the 1999 crisis in East Timor has been considered as...
While the United Nations was a concept describing the Allied forces combating the Axis powers during...
The political climate is ripe for the United Nations system to successfully and effectively provide ...
Individual criminal responsibility, and command responsibility in particular, are important because,...
The United Nations’ role in securing peace and promoting democracy has developed in the post-Cold Wa...
When the United Nations (UN) was formed, one of its most important goals was to render war obsolete....
A recent string of humanitarian tragedies, notably in Somalia, Rwanda and East Timor, highlighted an...
The happenings of the last 30 years have brought the International Community to seek a solution to a...
This thesis focuses on the crises that occurred in Kosovo and East Timor. The United Nations adminis...
After the World War Two, the World has been facing different human rights breaches which cannot be r...
A new threat to international peace and security exists in the post Cold War years. The demise of t...
Ban Ki-Moon’s apology for the role of the UN in the cholera outbreak in Haiti, reignited the debate ...
The tragedy of East Timor in 2000 coming so soon after that of Kosovo focused attention on the weakn...
On 23 June 2006 the UN proudly launched its Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) seeking to reverse a situ...
The role of the United Nations has significantly expanded since the 1990s with respect to its involv...
Abstract The Australian-led intervention during the 1999 crisis in East Timor has been considered as...
While the United Nations was a concept describing the Allied forces combating the Axis powers during...
The political climate is ripe for the United Nations system to successfully and effectively provide ...
Individual criminal responsibility, and command responsibility in particular, are important because,...
The United Nations’ role in securing peace and promoting democracy has developed in the post-Cold Wa...
When the United Nations (UN) was formed, one of its most important goals was to render war obsolete....
A recent string of humanitarian tragedies, notably in Somalia, Rwanda and East Timor, highlighted an...
The happenings of the last 30 years have brought the International Community to seek a solution to a...
This thesis focuses on the crises that occurred in Kosovo and East Timor. The United Nations adminis...
After the World War Two, the World has been facing different human rights breaches which cannot be r...
A new threat to international peace and security exists in the post Cold War years. The demise of t...
Ban Ki-Moon’s apology for the role of the UN in the cholera outbreak in Haiti, reignited the debate ...