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    Humanitarian intervention

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    enforcement operations in Somalia (1992-1993 and 1993-1995). Introduction Peace operations have become the most widely used tool for conflict management‚ therefore‚ a vast range of different military operation types was invented‚ e.g. observer mission‚ peacekeeping‚ peace enforcement. The last type of operations became widely used due to the fact that there is no consent of the belligerent parties needed to conduct a mission‚ for instance‚ the humanitarian intervention in Libya is the most recent and prominent

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    affects all countries‚ without regard to level of development or type of government‚ while the way a country may be impacted by these factors‚ they are all influenced. Different places of the world experience human trafficking slightly differently. Nonetheless‚ through globalization 3.0‚ they are all interconnected. One of the oldest places for human trafficking is in Asia. This originated with Japanese Yakuza and Chinese triads (Shelley). They were some of the first crime organizations that would

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    Vimy Ridge‚ a significant battle in Canadian history is worth the immense toll it took. The first reason why the lost lives were not all for naught‚ is that it constructed substantial evidence that Canada was militarily strong and intelligent. For instance‚ previous attempts by Britain and France to seize Vimy had failed but were conquered by Canadians in a matter of three days with thorough preparation and new strategies. This proved to other countries that Canada had its strengths and intelligence

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    The United Nations was officially created when its charter was signed on June 26‚ 1945‚ by 51 countries‚ including the United States. The new international organization was the successor of the League of Nations‚ which had been formed by U.S. president Woodrow Wilson at the end of World War I in an attempt to prevent the kind of military aggression that might lead to future global conflicts. Unfortunately‚ the League had proved to be ineffective early on. Both Japan and Germany had withdrawn from

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    one is Bosnian and the other is Serbian; while the guy placed on land mine is Bosnian which might be metaphorically shows how Bosnia was sitting on the grenade prepared by Serbs while the international community did nothing to protect them. UN Peacekeeping troops‚ media‚ journalists and civilian fighters are portrayed as well. The movie demonstrates how hatred and desire to take revenge results in disaster with the combination of ineffective attempts to solve conflict by the third party. It criticizes

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    UN Peacekeeping Operations in Africa by Vladimír Kváča Jan Masaryk Centre of International Studies‚ University of Economics‚ Prague From the total of all 60 UN peacekeeping operations in history‚ a considerable number (over 38 %) took or takes place in Africa. Particularly in the post-Cold War era‚ became Africa a permanent challenge for UN peacekeeping attempts. Attitude of the United Nations Security Council (UN SC) towards the security situation in Africa have evolved in time‚ but the performance

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    The Military’s Role and the Effects in A Civilian Supremacy‚ Civilian Control‚ and Military Regime Natasha Vattikonda Student ID: 250480013 Professor Mellon Political Science 2245E Section 570 The concept of ‘civilian supremacy’ is one which has proven to be a controversial issue because it deals with the factors surrounding how a state chooses to govern itself and in whose hands the power and right to govern lies in. A state is known to be most concerned with self-preservation and protecting

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    to former UN (United Nations) Secretary General‚ Boutros Boutros-Ghali UN Peace-keeping “stands out as one of the Organization’s most original and ambitious undertakings in its efforts to control conflict and promote peace.”1 The UN sees their peacekeeping operations as the most efficient instrument to provide peace in conflict regions. In the course of its history‚ the UN has undergone significant changes in their peace-keeping mechanisms and doctrine. The non-existence of a formal definition

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    Pearl Harbor in December 1941 required the Canadian government to make the reluctant decision to evacuate Japanese Canadians from the coastal regions of British Columbia and intern them. The subject matter examined in both articles range from the pre-war racism‚ attitudes of the Japanese Canadians‚ the work of intelligence services‚ and the government’s responses leading up to the evacuation. The articles share the common view that Japanese Canadians were victims of racism and mistreatment‚ but

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    promoting social progress‚ better living standards and human rights. Peacekeeping is one among a range of activities undertaken by the United Nations to maintain international peace and security throughout the world. It began in 1948 and led by the ’Department of Peacekeeping Operations’ (DPKO)‚ and works to create the conditions for lasting peace in a country‚ torn by conflict. It has participated in 64 peacekeeping missions in total‚ around the world. The UN played a role in bringing

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