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The Role of United Nations in Peace Movement
The Role of United Nations in Peace Movement

Date of submission: April 13, 2010
Serial no.
Contents:
Page no.
1.
Abstract
03
2.
Introduction
04
3.
Peace movement
05
3.1
Types of peace movement
06
3.2
Transformations of peace movement
06
3.3
Objectives of peace movement
07
4.
Systems of United Nations
07
4.1
Purposes and principles of United Nations
08
4.2
Characteristics of UN peace movement:
08
4.3
Dissimilarity of UN peace movement from others organization:
09
5.
Role of United Nations in peace movement
10
5.1
UN approaches to preventing and managing conflicts
10
5.2
Role of Security Council in peace movement:
11
5.3
Economic and Social Council
12
5.4
Human rights and humanitarian assistance:
13
6.
A common framework of action
14
6.1
UN and peace making
15
6.2
UN and peace keeping
16
6.3
UN and peace building
16
6.4
Current UN peacekeeping missions
17-18
6.5
The United Nations Peace building Fund (PBF)
19
7.
The Other UN Organizations That Contribute to Peace
20-21
8.
The UN peace agreements:
22
9.
Individual initiative of secretary general
22
10.
Noble Peace Prize: Achievement of UN in peace movement:
23
11.
United Nations actions for peace in various regions of the world
23
11.1
The UN role in Haiti
23
11.2
Burundi peace process
24
11.3
The UN’s current initiatives in ME
25
11.4
UN role of peace movement in Guinea_ Bissau:
25
11.5
UN role of peace movement in West Africa:
26
11.6
Balkan conflict
26
12.
Success and failure of UN peace movement
26-27
13.
An Evaluation of UN peace movement
27-30
14.
Concluding remarks
30
15.
References
31

Abstract:
Peace is probably as old as humanity and it is our ultimate goal. There is no way to peace, peace is the only way. Peace movement is a



References: Darby, John(s) ed. 2003; Cotemporary Peace Making; Palgrave Macmillan Press; New York. The Unied Nations Today; 2008; Published by United Nations Department of Public Information ; New York February 24, 2005.sUnion-Tribune Publishing Co Web sources:

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