The responsibility to protect
Naming and Framing: Darfur, the Genocide Debate, and the Responsibility to Protect
... This chapter examines the ways in which the conflict in Darfur was named and framed via the analogy of the Rwandan genocide and through the framework of the Responsibility to Protect. The conceptual link ...
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Humanitarian intervention: from le droit d'ingérence to the responsibility to protect
... the responsibility to protect; as well as the emergence of new crises and the need to constantly keep abreast of new developments and what this meant for R2P’s prospects as an emerging and potential norm in ...
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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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Symposium: International Criminal Justice and the Responsibility to Protect
... to protect and prosecute reside first and foremost in the state and both regimes insist that a residual responsibility rests with international ...residual responsibility to an institution that is ...
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Responsibility to Protect – An Emerging Norm of International Law?
... to protect“ (RtoP) was ...to protect human rights in states in which those very rights are jeopardized by the regime in ...the responsibility to protect their own people and that the ...
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Russia and the Responsibility to Protect norm: friend of foe?
... its responsibility to protect should be ...the Responsibility to Protect should be acted ...the responsibility to protect should be ...the responsibility to protect ...
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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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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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The Libyan Intervention, Triumph and Downfall of the Responsibility to Protect in One
... the Responsibility to Protect, Resolution 1970 and 1973 (((ICISS) 2001; (UNSC) 25-02-2011, 17-03-2011) and the position the various actors involved had in the intervention, is that the documents on the ...
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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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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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A special responsibility to protect: The UK, Australia and the Rise of Islamic State
... special responsibility to meet ...the responsibility to protect does not begin and end with questions of military ...special responsibility is to be discharged fully, whether in addition to, ...
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Ahead to the Past? Responsibility to Protect and the Global System
... the Responsibility to Protect”, UN Doc A/63/677, pointing out that RtoP applies only to ‘genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity’, and should not extend to ‘other calamities, such ...
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Global Constitutionalism and the Responsibility to Protect
... the responsibility to protect would logically fall to the international level in cases of failure at the lower domestic ...internal responsibility of states towards its citizens can be explained ...
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The Responsibility to Protect at Ten
... Wherever one stands within the debate, the R2P discourse has clearly helped the discipline of IR address one of its key blind spots: mass violence within states. Writing at the same time that the RtoP report was ...
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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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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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THE UN AND ITS RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT IN SYRIA
... The responsibility to protect is primarily a preventative ...entails responsibility and therefore each state has a responsibility to protect its citizens from mass killings and other ...
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Responsibility to Protect
... a responsibility to protect, and, therefore, an obligation to ensure that these institutions are credible and impartial that- without fear or favour-carry out their mandates ...
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Fixing Responsibility to Protect: Lessons from and Proposals for the Case of Libya
... On this last point, it is important to highlight how disabling the capacity of a head of state to harm and commit atrocities towards its own population may indeed most easily pass from overthrowing the regime itself, ...
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