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SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 1 SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System

Slide 2  Historical background  UN Charter  Six main organs  “UN system”  Historical background  UN Charter  Six main organs  “UN system”

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 3  Failure of the League of Nations  First use of “United Nations”  Establishing the UN  UN Day, 24th October  Failure of the League of Nations  First use of “United Nations”  Establishing the UN  UN Day, 24th October

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 4 UN Charter: an international treaty  Purposes and principles of UN  Rights and obligations of Member States  Principal organs and their procedures  Main principles of international relations  Purposes and principles of UN  Rights and obligations of Member States  Principal organs and their procedures  Main principles of international relations

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 5 Preamble  To save succeeding generations from the scourge of war  To reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights... ... in the dignity and worth of the human person ... in the equal rights of men and women ... and of nations large and small  To save succeeding generations from the scourge of war  To reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights... ... in the dignity and worth of the human person ... in the equal rights of men and women ... and of nations large and small

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 6 Preamble (continued)  To establish conditions for maintaining justice and respect for international law  To practice tolerance and live together in peace as good neighbours  To unite our strength to maintain international peace and security  To ensure that armed force shall not be used, save in the common interest  To establish conditions for maintaining justice and respect for international law  To practice tolerance and live together in peace as good neighbours  To unite our strength to maintain international peace and security  To ensure that armed force shall not be used, save in the common interest

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 7 Purposes  Maintain international peace and security  Develop friendly relations among nations  Cooperate in solving economic, social, cultural, humanitarian problems  Harmonize actions of nations for common ends  Maintain international peace and security  Develop friendly relations among nations  Cooperate in solving economic, social, cultural, humanitarian problems  Harmonize actions of nations for common ends

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 8 Principles  Sovereign equality of all members  International disputes settled peacefully  No threat or use of force  Every assistance for action supporting Charter  Non-intervention in domestic jurisdiction  Sovereign equality of all members  International disputes settled peacefully  No threat or use of force  Every assistance for action supporting Charter  Non-intervention in domestic jurisdiction

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 9 Principal organs General Assembly Security Council Economic and Social Council International Court of Justice Trusteeship Council Secretariat

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 10 General Assembly  Main deliberative organ  All Member States  One vote per State  Fourth Committee: “Special Political” issues  Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations  Main deliberative organ  All Member States  One vote per State  Fourth Committee: “Special Political” issues  Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 11 Security Council  Maintains international peace and security  5 permanent members: China, France, Russia, UK, US  10 rotating members, elected for 2-year terms  Maintains international peace and security  5 permanent members: China, France, Russia, UK, US  10 rotating members, elected for 2-year terms

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 12 Economic and Social Council  Central forum for discussing global economic, social and developmental issues  Initiates studies, reports and recommendations on economic, social, cultural, educational and health matters  Promotes respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms  Has 54 members serving 3-year terms, elected by General Assembly  Consults non-governmental and civil society organizations  Central forum for discussing global economic, social and developmental issues  Initiates studies, reports and recommendations on economic, social, cultural, educational and health matters  Promotes respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms  Has 54 members serving 3-year terms, elected by General Assembly  Consults non-governmental and civil society organizations

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 13 “World Court”  Open to all States party to its Statute  Legal disputes only between States  Advisory opinions for UN system  Open to all States party to its Statute  Legal disputes only between States  Advisory opinions for UN system

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 14 Trusteeship Council  Supervise administration of 11 Trust Territories  All Territories now independent, Council suspended  Supervise administration of 11 Trust Territories  All Territories now independent, Council suspended

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 15 Secretary-General with DPKO Force Commanders/Heads of Military Components

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 16 The Secretary-General  Chief administrative officer  Alerts Security Council to threats  Reports to General Assembly  Advances purposes of UN Charter  Chief administrative officer  Alerts Security Council to threats  Reports to General Assembly  Advances purposes of UN Charter

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 17 Kofi Annan (Ghanaian), seventh UN Secretary- General First term , second term

SGTM 1 A: Peacekeepers’ Introduction to the United Nations System Slide 18 UNHCR — Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees UNICEF —United Nations Children’s Fund UNDP — United Nations Development Programme WFP —World Food Programme UNHCR — Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees UNICEF —United Nations Children’s Fund UNDP — United Nations Development Programme WFP —World Food Programme