responsibility to protect
Is the Responsibility to Protect an Accepted Norm of International Law in the post-Libya Era?
... the Responsibility to Protect (RtoP) in the post-Libya era to determine whether it is now an accepted norm of international ...the responsibility to react should be viewed through a much wider lens ...
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Part 1: The Origins of the Responsibility to Protect and the R2PCS Project
... As an initiative to halt or avert genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, the responsibility to protect is closely linked to efforts within international justice to end impunity for these crimes. ...
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Bringing Human Rights Home: Refugees, Reparation, and the Responsibility to Protect
... to protect’ (R2P) populations from genocide, ethnic cleansing, war crimes and crimes against ...a responsibility of states to protect their own citizens, but it also involves assisting other states ...
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A special responsibility to protect: The UK, Australia and the Rise of Islamic State
... special responsibility to protect Iraqis from IS was made by various commentators during 2014, 18 the UK and Australian governments framed the issue in different ...general responsibility to ...
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Interventionist norm development in international society : the responsibility to protect as a norm too far?
... a responsibility to protect their populations from war crimes, crimes against humanity and ...to protect its population, the report argued, the responsibility to protect populations at ...
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The Libyan Intervention, Triumph and Downfall of the Responsibility to Protect in One
... the Responsibility to Protect, prefers a peaceful solution to the Libyan conflict to an armed one, it does mandate the use of all means necessary to protect civilians and civilian populated ...the ...
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Naming and Framing: Darfur, the Genocide Debate, and the Responsibility to Protect
... ‘The Responsibility to Protect and the Conflict in Darfur: The Big Let-Down’, Security Dialogue, 40, ...‘A Responsibility to Protect: The Defining Challenge for the Global Community’, Harvard ...
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The contestation of nonintervention : international order and emergence of the responsibility to protect (R2P)
... a responsibility to protect their populations from egregious abuses, or that the international community has a responsibility to assist and help states address the root causes of such ...
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The Responsibility to Protect Ten Years on from the World Summit: A Call to Manage Expectations
... A more thorough engagement with expectations helps us make sense of the RtoP discourse. Juxtaposing Hill with the birth/death narrative outlined at the start, it appears that an expectations gap has arisen between what ...
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Legitimacy faultlines in international society. The Responsibility to Protect and Prosecute After Libya
... We argue that because the new legitimacy fault line divides on the procedural question of who decides how international society should meet its responsibilities rather than substantive disagreements about what those ...
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How belief systems and the responsibility to protect influenced Obama’s policy in Syria
... In regards to the R2P theory the analysis of the articles provided several findings. In 2012 Obama explicitly mentioned the Responsibility to Protect in his official statement on Syria. This is the first ...
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Outsourcing the responsibility to protect: humanitarian intervention and private military and security companies
... to protect (the ‘responsibility to ...the responsibility to protect also encompasses the ‘responsibility to prevent’ humanitarian crises and the ‘responsibility to rebuild’ ...
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The promise of pillar II: analysing international assistance under the Responsibility to Protect
... the Responsibility to Protect (RtoP) agreement, pillar II (which refers to international assistance with state consent) was heralded by the UN Special Advisor on RtoP as the most promising aspect of the ...
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Fixing Responsibility to Protect: Lessons from and Proposals for the Case of Libya
... of Responsibility to ...of Responsibility to ...implementing Responsibility to Protect, concrete tools for addressing the current refugee crisis in Libya and set the marker for further ...
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Humanitarian intervention: from le droit d'ingérence to the responsibility to protect
... therefore cannot be considered a consolidated norm in international society. However, such a conclusion overlooks two factors: first, R2P’s existence dates back 10-15 years, depending on whether one dates the emergence ...
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FROM HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION TO RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT: A QUEST FOR LEGITIMACY AND LEGALITY
... The author further elaborates his point by saying that a concept is to be accepted or rejected not for its accuracy of representations but for the purpose it serves . 43 Similarly , sovereignty is to be understood for ...
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Cyber Responsibility to Protect: Legal Obligations of States Directly Affected by Cyber-Incidents
... may also entail significant embarrassment to DAS— who failed to prevent the threat from materializing. Information sharing also raises weighty issues of privacy and concerns for infringement on civil rights and liber- ...
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Global Constitutionalism and the Responsibility to Protect
... concerns regarding the prospective expansion of international jurisdiction that might stem from the adoption of the responsibility to protect norm. More importantly, a wave of scepticism surrounding the ...
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THE UN AND ITS RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT IN SYRIA
... to protect (R2P) is a recent concept of international politics, whose goal is to define the best attitude to adopt when the world is confronted with grave humanitarian ...primary responsibility to ...
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Security and International Law: the ‘Responsibility to Protect’
... to Protect’ ...primary responsibility of a state towards the security of its population and the secondary responsibility of the international community in this ...
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