INTD 200 Lecture 3: whose responsibility to protect

• School: McGill University
• Department: International Development
• Course: INTD 200
• Professor: Kazue Takamura

Document Summary

Effective and institutional provision of human rights (2005. Un general assembly world summit)the un commission on. Establishment of unhrc (replacing un commission on human rights) b. Broader goals = advance effective and institutional provision of human rights protection and prevention of mass violence. What are the main limitations faced by contemporary international human rights regime. What are two main forms of prevention addressed in. Is r2p merely theory than practice? c. d. e. International human rights regime a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. k. Central dilemmas of international human rights regimes a. b. Key goals: ensuring the protection of human rights to all. Dilemmas: inherent tension between human rights (human security) and state sovereignty (state security) in the un system i. ii. The charter of human rights; un system and its state centric norms. State actors should provide human rights under article 55 of un charter and human rights.