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AIM: To what extent has the UN been successful? Topic:The United Nations

Why do we have the UN? In 1945, with the end of WWII nearing, the United Nations was created to replace the failed League of Nations( WWI remember?). In 1945, with the end of WWII nearing, the United Nations was created to replace the failed League of Nations( WWI remember?).

History of the United Nations In 1945, San Francisco hosted the United Nations Conference on International Organizations. In 1945, San Francisco hosted the United Nations Conference on International Organizations. There were 50 countries represented at the United Nations Conference including: 1. United States, 2.France, 3.United Kingdom,4. Soviet Union (now Russia), and 5.China. There were 50 countries represented at the United Nations Conference including: 1. United States, 2.France, 3.United Kingdom,4. Soviet Union (now Russia), and 5.China. These five countries are known as the “ Permanent Five ” members. These five countries are known as the “ Permanent Five ” members.

What does the United Nations Do? The UN was created to maintain international peace and security. The UN was created to maintain international peace and security. It also works to maintain friendly relationships between countries. It also works to maintain friendly relationships between countries. Lastly, it works to promote economic development of member nations. Lastly, it works to promote economic development of member nations.

Who and Where? Almost all countries in the world are members of the UN. Almost all countries in the world are members of the UN. There are currently 192 countries in the UN. There are currently 192 countries in the UN. The headquarters is in New York City. The headquarters is in New York City. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is located in The Hague in the Netherlands. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is located in The Hague in the Netherlands.

UN World Headquarters New York

Parts of the United Nations 1. The General Assembly – the ‘ town meeting ’ of the world. 2. UN Security Council – maintains world peace (most powerful branch) 3. Economic and Social Council - works with the UN ’ s economic, cultural, health and educational activities. 4. Trusteeship Council – territories ( colonies) 5. ICJ – International Court of Justice 6. The Secretariat – administrative duties

International Court of Justice The Hague, Netherlands

The General Assembly Every member nation has a seat at the General Assembly. Every member nation has a seat at the General Assembly. Brings up international issues that they want the Security Council to deal with Brings up international issues that they want the Security Council to deal with Holds elections for Security Council members and other leaders Holds elections for Security Council members and other leaders

The General Assembly Inside UN Headquarters

UN Security Council Made up of 15 countries: Made up of 15 countries: The “ Permanent Five ” countriesThe “ Permanent Five ” countries 10 non-permanent countries (elected every two years)10 non-permanent countries (elected every two years) The strong-arm of the UN The strong-arm of the UN Maintains international peace- peace talks, economic sanctions, military sanctions Maintains international peace- peace talks, economic sanctions, military sanctions

The UN Security Council Inside World Headquarters

Sanctions Sanctions are used to punish a country for violating international law. They can be used to force a country to follow a law. Sanctions are used to punish a country for violating international law. They can be used to force a country to follow a law. In order for sanctions to be used by the UN Security Council, ALL FIVE permanent members must have a unanimous vote. In order for sanctions to be used by the UN Security Council, ALL FIVE permanent members must have a unanimous vote.

Types of Sanctions Diplomatic Sanctions – removal of all political ties (like embassies) Diplomatic Sanctions – removal of all political ties (like embassies) Economic Sanctions – ban on all trade with a country (except food) Economic Sanctions – ban on all trade with a country (except food) Military Sanctions – using a military to force compliance. Military Sanctions – using a military to force compliance.

Military Sanctions UN Peacekeepers – a group of armed soldiers sent to a hostile area to promote peace. They ARE NOT COMBAT TROOPS. These soldiers maintain peace. They don’t go on combat missions. They are not an ‘army’ UN Military Force – an army made up of soldiers from more than one UN country that can serve as combat troops. Used in Korean War

UN Peacekeepers They always wear blue berets or blue helmets to identify themselves.

Major UN Missions Iraq (Middle East) – UN tried to cut all trade with Iraq after it failed to comply with international law, but some nations continued to trade with them. Iraq (Middle East) – UN tried to cut all trade with Iraq after it failed to comply with international law, but some nations continued to trade with them. Somalia (Africa) – UN humanitarian mission to get food and supplies to people in need Somalia (Africa) – UN humanitarian mission to get food and supplies to people in need Haiti (Caribbean) – UN helped strengthen government, army, and hold elections Haiti (Caribbean) – UN helped strengthen government, army, and hold elections

Strengths of the UN Provides a forum for almost all of the world ’ s nations to discuss international issues Provides a forum for almost all of the world ’ s nations to discuss international issues Humanitarian efforts Humanitarian efforts AIDSAIDS Landmine removalLandmine removal Food and supply organizationFood and supply organization Peacekeeping forces Peacekeeping forces Will get involved with messes that no one else will Will get involved with messes that no one else will

Weaknesses of the UN Sanctions are only effective if ALL countries follow them (Iraq example) Sanctions are only effective if ALL countries follow them (Iraq example) Military force is rarely used and is usually ineffective Military force is rarely used and is usually ineffective ALL permanent members of the security council have to vote unanimously (one country can stop a sanction) ALL permanent members of the security council have to vote unanimously (one country can stop a sanction) Inadequate funding by member nations Inadequate funding by member nations 14 Countries Pay 85% of the subscriptions (membership fee)14 Countries Pay 85% of the subscriptions (membership fee) Big gap between developing and industrialized nations Big gap between developing and industrialized nations

UN Analysis Questions What do you think the world would be like without the United Nations? What do you think the world would be like without the United Nations?

UN Analysis Questions (cont) Which part of the Untied Nations would you put the most money towards? Why? Which part of the Untied Nations would you put the most money towards? Why? What are some alternatives to economic and military sanctions if they don ’ t work? What are some alternatives to economic and military sanctions if they don ’ t work?