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Taking Stock of the Responsibility to Protect

Saira Mohamed

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The article presents information on the role of the organs of the United Nations, the civil society groups and the head of the states in the responsibility to protect under the international law and the protection of the human rights. The international community steps in of the state fails in the responsibility to protect the citizens. Information on the decision of the Security Council of the United Nations regarding the issue in Libya is also presented.

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The article presents information on the role of the organs of the United Nations, the civil society groups and the head of the states in the responsibility to protect under the international law and the protection of the human rights. The international community steps in of the state fails in the responsibility to protect the citizens. Information on the decision of the Security Council of the United Nations regarding the issue in Libya is also presented.

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The article presents information on the role of the organs of the United Nations, the civil society groups and the head of the states in the responsibility to protect under the international law and the protection of the human rights. The international community steps in of the state fails in the responsibility to protect the citizens. Information on the decision of the Security Council of the United Nations regarding the issue in Libya is also presented.

Key concepts: Responsibility to protect, State responsibility, Intervention (counseling), Moral responsibility, Political science, International community, Credibility, Corporate social responsibility

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