#humanitarian intervention

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The Looming Impact of La Niña: How the Greater Horn of Africa Can Prepare for Depressed October-December Rains

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التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات - دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل

التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات – دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل   التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات – دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل الكاتب : فول مراد الملخص:  مع زوال نظام الثنائية القطبية دخلت الأمم المتحدة عهدا جديدا، حيث اتجهت إلى اعتبار التدخل لإغراض إنسانية موضوعا يحتاج إلى معالجة من قبل المجتمع الدولي ، بعد الانتهاكات الواسعة لحقوق الإنسان في العديد من الدول. وقد أخذ المفهوم…

[amereid1960]

التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات - دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل

التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات – دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل   التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات – دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل الكاتب : فول مراد الملخص:  مع زوال نظام الثنائية القطبية دخلت الأمم المتحدة عهدا جديدا، حيث اتجهت إلى اعتبار التدخل لإغراض إنسانية موضوعا يحتاج إلى معالجة من قبل المجتمع الدولي ، بعد الانتهاكات الواسعة لحقوق الإنسان في العديد من الدول. وقد أخذ المفهوم…

[alwaysbewoke]

[hmantegazzi]

I would say that the relevant question here is another: can we, as an empire, intervene to avoid a genocide without causing more human suffering than it would happen otherwise?, and implicit on it: can a political order to our armed forces ensure that they won't engage in practices that violate human rights in their execution of those orders?

I would say that, in general, the US wouldn't be ordinarily able to produce significantly better results than non-intervention, but that it depends heavily on the case in question, of the state of the discipline and training of their armed forces, and of the international balance of powers that could get involved in the conflict.

I know for sure, to give an example, that *our* armed forces failed at avoiding to cause additional damage when intervening abroad, when they assisted in the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake. There were reports of indiscriminate aggressions to the local population, including sexual attacks, and not in general, the UN intervention itself wasn't effective in restoring control to the Haitian authorities and to ensure a lasting democratic rule. It's a more credible scenario that Haiti will remain permanently occupied and impeded of self government.

If a genocide is being committed and I am the president of a large military power to the extent where it is feasible for me to just... stop that genocide if only temporarily via military means should I do it? How should these type of extreme situations be handled in general ? Sincerely asking for your opinion txt . Much thanks

this is an understandable question but it is also fundamentally malformed--built upon unspoken premises that are incorrect. imperialist nations, with the power and resources to conduct large-scale global military interventions, are specific structures that are built in specific ways. much like any other organization, they are self-filtering. you cannot become the president of the united states of america if you genuinely believe that the purpose of the united states military is anything other than to enrich the usamerican bourgeoisie (or, in sanitized language, 'protect usamerican interests').

similarly, just like any tools, militaries are not neutral and all-purpose. the usamerican military has over centuries been built as a resource-extraction and violence apparatus. saying 'the imperial powers should use their militaries to enforce peace and safety for oppressed peoples' is like saying 'i'm going to cook my soup with this gun' -- it can't do that. it is not an apparatus capable of doing that and to become one it would have to be transformed to an unrecognizable degree.

so the answer to your question is: this is a pure thought experiment. military power cannot be (to paraphrase a lenin quote i love so very much) taken alone, but rather must be 'taken together' when considering to what applications it 'can' or 'should' be used. this question is much like saying 'if i have a missile launcher, should i use it to cook food for the hungry?' where giving any answer at all surrenders to the absurdity of the question.

[thepersonalwords]

I am the thread of unification that goes through humans of all religions, cultures and ideologies while reinforcing their innate sense of one humanity.

Abhijit Naskar, I Am The Thread: My Mission

[heich0e]

have u ever seen something so unnecessarily hateful on the internet that u just picture a little translator's note pop up in ur mind like

[agentfascinateur]

God is with Gaza

... if all of the missiles, bombs and shells used by Israel had exploded, there would not be a single neighbourhood left intact. Another military expert has suggested that there is a miracle unfolding before our eyes in Gaza, and that there must be fighters there who we can’t and don’t see; that there is some sort of divine protection in place. Look at how we see fighters run up to tanks to attach bombs to the armour. This is both astonishing and terrifying. They fight with strong will in the firm belief that they will succeed. “If the fearless children were playing with unexploded bombs in our country or in any developed country,” he added, “they would call in the bomb disposal unit specialists and set up a security cordon. Tell me, who is protecting these children? It is divine intervention.”

So stop trying to piss him off 😠

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The Ongoing Crisis in Haiti: A Year of Violence and Instability

The Ongoing Crisis in Haiti Haiti, a nation grappling with rampant gang violence and persistent political discord, has faced a tumultuous year marked by instability. In 2023 alone, the country has seen the appointment of three different prime ministers, while the death toll has surged, with at least 4,000 lives lost due to escalating violence. The brutality inflicted by armed groups has been so…

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التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات - دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل

التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات – دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل   التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات – دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل الكاتب : فول مراد الملخص:  مع زوال نظام الثنائية القطبية دخلت الأمم المتحدة عهدا جديدا، حيث اتجهت إلى اعتبار التدخل لإغراض إنسانية موضوعا يحتا�� إلى معالجة من قبل المجتمع الدولي، بعد الانتهاكات الواسعة لحقوق الإنسان في العديد من الدول. وقد أخذ المفهوم…

[amereid1960]

التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات - دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل

التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات – دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل   التدخل الانساني وحماية الأقليات – دراسة حالة الأقلية العربية في إسرائيل الكاتب : فول مراد الملخص:  مع زوال نظام الثنائية القطبية دخلت الأمم المتحدة عهدا جديدا، حيث اتجهت إلى اعتبار التدخل لإغراض إنسانية موضوعا يحتاج إلى معالجة من قبل المجتمع الدولي، بعد الانتهاكات الواسعة لحقوق الإنسان في العديد من الدول. وقد أخذ المفهوم…

[alwaysbewoke]

The statistics of #Sudan’s year of war are staggering. It is the largest displaced population in the #world and the largest population of #displaced #children in the world.

[rlim1908]

NATO & the new Vatican state put maiden RINA in perfect time. Correct timeline & time reality. No time space distance azalea connected time anomalies!!! Hold Luxembourg tightly by the neck!!! It’s supposed to do maiden RINA perfect work. Lxmb is having a very very hard time with Charito Hugo ilao terrorists. (She has to be shot & killed literally) super Muslim. Lxmb NATO Return those to NATO main office UP diliman or NATO or Beda homecare charity or UST will call them abt it….

[shadowed-yet-vibrant]

I'm not a current scholar in international relations, but I have spent a decent amount of time in academia studying it and have kept up on some theory in the interim as it follows international law.

That said, it really pains me to see how little discussion and discourse about international relations talk about the reality of intervening in another country's sovereign affairs. Yes, even in a humanitarian crisis. Yes, even in a genocide.

Do you know what sovereign equality is, and how it is so important that it is even enshrined in the UN Charter? Do you understand that one nation intervening in another's affairs - even in a humanitarian sense - is inherently an act that imposes the intervening nation's ideals and beliefs upon the other sovereign nation? Do you understand that often, particularly when done by the west, this inherently carries with it remants of colonialism and cultural christianity as ideals to be attained through that intervention?

Even brainstorming "solutions" to crises in other countries necessarily indicates that you believe that sovereign is incapable of managing its own affairs and that you - a person who is wholly removed from that society, culture, and ideals - have an "answer" to a problem you'll never truly understand. That you, an outsider, intervening against that sovereign's independence and right to self-determination, would be "better."

Can't you see how that's an issue?

I hope more people can come to this realization either on their own or through a more robust discussion in leftist spaces.

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Read about Israel's Threat to Wipe Out Hezbollah in Total War and the escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah and the urgent need for international intervention in this thought-provoking article