UNITED NATIONS

How has the establishment of the United Nations changed the legal basis for the involvement of the United States in international conflict?

How has the establishment of the United Nations changed the legal basis for the involvement of the United States in international conflict?

Introduction

The UN was founded to replace the League of Nations (SDN), which did not fulfilled its role and could not prevent World War II, as well as it did not provide a new platform for international dialogue. An obligation of charter was accepted by all the members that included all peace loving nations. New member states are allowed to contribute in decision making on the recommendations of the General Assembly of the Security Council. Exclusion or expulsion of a member is possible, but no measure of this kind has ever been made by United Nations.

Mission of United Nation

The mission of United States is to unite all the nations of the world in a thread of peace and development based on the principles of justice, human dignity and well-being for all. United Nation helps dealing with international problems, taking into account both a balanced interdependence among countries and the interests of each. The goals of the United Nations are:

Maintain peace and security,

Develop between the nations friendly relations based on the principle of equal rights of peoples and their right to self-determination,

Achieve international cooperation in peacefully resolving international problems of an economic, social, cultural and humanitarian

Promote respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms,

Be a center for harmonizing the actions of nations in these common ends.

Discussion

Since its creation, there has been controversy and criticism of the United Nations. In the United States, an early opponent of the UN was the John Birch Society, which began a "get US out of the UN" campaign in 1959, charging that the UN's aim was to establish a "One World Government." After the Second World War, the French Committee of National Liberation was late to be recognized by the US as the government of France, and so the country was initially excluded from the conferences that aimed at creating the new organization (William, 2002). Charles de Gaulle criticized the UN, famously calling it le machine ("the thing"), and was not convinced that a global security alliance would help maintain world peace, preferring direct defense treaties between countries Shortly after its establishment the UN sought recognition as an international legal person due to the case of Reparations for Injuries Suffered in the Service of the United Nations with the advisory opinion delivered by the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

After the U.S. became the host State, it cedes a large area of ??the city of New York for the establishment of the headquarters. In addition, most taxpayers contributed about 23% of the budget of the organization, which was about $ 1,483 million, but the U.S. proven to be a host quite critical of their host, the way it worked was their very reason to exist. As it was seen during the crisis that led to ...