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    The United Nations & United States’ Mishandling of the Rwandan Genocide Philip Gourevitch’s We Wish to Inform You that Tomorrow We Will be Killed with Our Families is an account of the Rwandan genocide and his observation of its aftermath. One of the major problems that occurred which allowed this genocide to happen was the failure of the United Nations and United States to take action. The U.N. came into existence immediately following the end of the Second World War. The creation of this organization

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    India’s Contribution to UN PeaceKeeping Mission PeaceKeeping: United Nations Peacekeeping helps countries torn by conflict create conditions for lasting peace. Peacekeeping has proven to be one of the most effective tools available to the UN to assist host countries navigate the difficult path from conflict to peace. Peacekeeping has unique strengths‚ including legitimacy‚ burden sharing‚ and an ability to deploy and sustain troops and police from around the globe‚ integrating them with civilian

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    the right to life and liberty‚ freedom of expression and equality before the law. In most independent countries‚ citizens have the right to do anything unless the law specifically prohibits it. There are many arrangements that set out the rights nations should have the funds for their residents‚ such as the Geneva Convention which is divided into First and Second Geneva Conventions (establish the right that each side must treat the enemy wounded as carefully as if there were their own)‚ Third Geneva

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    First Battle of Mogadishu

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    Salvation Democratic Front (SSDF)‚ Somali Patriotic Movement (SPM) and Somali Democratic Movement (SDM) and the United Somali Congress (USC) which later divided into two groups. Then increasing loss of life prompted foreign intervention under Operation Restore Hope‚ however when the foreign intervention turned militant it led to the battle between the forces of United States supported by United Nations Operation in Somalia (UNOSOM II) and the Somalian militiamen and the armed civilians led by the then self

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    English from a nation language to a global language During the course of a few centuries‚ English has developed from being a nation language spoken only by people in the British Isles to being an international language spoken by nearly 2 billion people. In this article I’m going to write about the factors that played a role in making English a global language. The English language is today known as one of the most powerful languages in the world. The fact that English today is one of the most

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    Environment India’s first national park was established in 1936 as Hailey National Park‚ now known as Jim Corbett National Park. By 1970‚ India only had five national parks In 1972‚ India enacted the Wildlife Protection Act and Project Tiger to safeguard the habitats of conservation reliant species. As of April 2012‚ there were 102 national parks. All national park lands then encompassed a total 39‚919 km2 (15‚413 sq mi) km²‚ comprising 1.21% of India’s total surface area. Wildlife Protection Act

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    this context‚ and to mobilize action to this end. The Conference follows on from major meetings relevant to education for sustainable development held in Tbilisi in 1977‚ Jomtien in 1990‚ Toronto in 1992 and Istanbul in 1993 as well the series of United Nations conferences beginning in 1992 with Rio (environment and development) and followed in 1994 by Cairo (population)‚ in 1995 by Copenhagen (social development) and Beijing (women)‚ and in 1996 by Istanbul (human settlements). It is also being held

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    The Symphony Orchestra

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    The Symphony Orchestra The relationship between a core and periphery can be described like the relationship between a conductor and an orchestra. The core is like the main source or power and the periphery is what feeds off of the core. In the case between the conductor and an orchestra‚ the conductor would be the core and the orchestra would be the periphery. The orchestra is the periphery because it is gaining information or instructions on when each instrument should be playing. The conductor

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    Mdg No.4. Child Mortality

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    Mortality is to reduce by two-thirds the under five years old mortality around the globe. In comparison to many of the other millennium development goals‚ Child Mortality is easily measured. According to statisticians of the United Nations the goal of reducing by two-thirds the U5M (Under Five mortality rate) will not be accomplished by 2015‚ but it is in my opinion that this is not a reason to call this a failure. U5M has dropped worldwide from 11.9 million in

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    the political‚ economic and military power to intervene decisively. Unfortunately‚ the Council excluded great powers like Germany on the basis of it being the loser in the First World War‚ the Soviet Union because of its communist government and the United States whorefused to join. The composition of the Council was also criticized as a victors’ club in Germany‚ a capitalist club by the Soviet Union and a European club by others in the world. It did not help that the Council’s permanent members were

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