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SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the

United Nations System

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the

United Nations System

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Historical background

UN Charter

Six main organs

“UN system”

Historical background

UN Charter

Six main organs

“UN system”

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Failure of the League of Nations

First use of“United Nations”

Establishing the UN

UN Day, 24th October

Failure of the League of Nations

First use of“United Nations”

Establishing the UN

UN Day, 24th October

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UN Charter: an international treatyUN Charter: an international treaty

Purposes and principles of UN

Rights and obligations ofMember States

Principal organs and theirprocedures

Main principles of internationalrelations

Purposes and principles of UN

Rights and obligations ofMember States

Principal organs and theirprocedures

Main principles of internationalrelations

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PreamblePreamble

To save succeeding generations from the scourge of war

To reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights ...

... in the dignity and worth of the human person

... in the equal rights of men and women

... and of nations large and small

To save succeeding generations from the scourge of war

To reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights ...

... in the dignity and worth of the human person

... in the equal rights of men and women

... and of nations large and small

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Preamble (continued)Preamble (continued)

To establish conditions for maintaining justice and respect for international law

To practice tolerance and live together in peace as good neighbours

To unite our strength to maintain international peace and security

To ensure that armed force shall not be used, save in the common interest

To establish conditions for maintaining justice and respect for international law

To practice tolerance and live together in peace as good neighbours

To unite our strength to maintain international peace and security

To ensure that armed force shall not be used, save in the common interest

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PurposesPurposes

Maintain international peace and security

Develop friendly relations amongnations

Cooperate in solving economic, social, cultural, humanitarian problems

Harmonize actions of nations for common ends

Maintain international peace and security

Develop friendly relations amongnations

Cooperate in solving economic, social, cultural, humanitarian problems

Harmonize actions of nations for common ends

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PrinciplesPrinciples

Sovereign equality of all members

International disputes settled peacefully

No threat or use of force

Every assistance for action supporting Charter

Non-intervention in domestic jurisdiction

Sovereign equality of all members

International disputes settled peacefully

No threat or use of force

Every assistance for action supporting Charter

Non-intervention in domestic jurisdiction

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Principal organsPrincipal organs

General

Assembly

General

AssemblySecurity CouncilSecurity Council

Economic and Social CouncilEconomic and Social Council

International Court of Justice

International Court of Justice

Trusteeship Council

Trusteeship Council

SecretariatSecretariat

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General AssemblyGeneral Assembly

Main deliberative organ

All Member States

One vote per State

Fourth Committee: “Special Political”issues

Special Committee on PeacekeepingOperations

Main deliberative organ

All Member States

One vote per State

Fourth Committee: “Special Political”issues

Special Committee on PeacekeepingOperations

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Security CouncilSecurity Council

Maintains international peace and security

5 permanent members: China, France, Russia, UK, US

10 rotating members, elected for 2-year terms

Maintains international peace and security

5 permanent members: China, France, Russia, UK, US

10 rotating members, elected for 2-year terms

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Economic and Social CouncilEconomic and Social Council

Central forum for discussing global economic, social and developmental issues

Initiates studies, reports and recommendations on economic, social, cultural, educational and health matters

Promotes respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms

Has 54 members serving 3-year terms, elected by General Assembly

Consults non-governmental and civil society organizations

Central forum for discussing global economic, social and developmental issues

Initiates studies, reports and recommendations on economic, social, cultural, educational and health matters

Promotes respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms

Has 54 members serving 3-year terms, elected by General Assembly

Consults non-governmental and civil society organizations

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“World Court”“World Court”

Open to all States party toits Statute

Legal disputes only betweenStates

Advisory opinions forUN system

Open to all States party toits Statute

Legal disputes only betweenStates

Advisory opinions forUN system

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Trusteeship CouncilTrusteeship Council

Supervise administration of11 Trust Territories

All Territories now independent, Council suspended

Supervise administration of11 Trust Territories

All Territories now independent, Council suspended

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Secretary-General with DPKO Force Commanders/Heads of Military Components

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The Secretary-GeneralThe Secretary-General

Chief administrative officer

Alerts Security Councilto threats

Reports to General Assembly

Advances purposes ofUN Charter

Chief administrative officer

Alerts Security Councilto threats

Reports to General Assembly

Advances purposes ofUN Charter

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Kofi Annan (Ghanaian),seventh UN Secretary-GeneralFirst term 1997-2001,second term 2000-2006

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UNHCR — Office of the United NationsHigh Commissioner for

Refugees

UNICEF — United Nations Children’s Fund

UNDP — United Nations DevelopmentProgramme

WFP — World Food Programme

UNHCR — Office of the United NationsHigh Commissioner for

Refugees

UNICEF — United Nations Children’s Fund

UNDP — United Nations DevelopmentProgramme

WFP — World Food Programme