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Regulating Humanitarian Intervention by International Laws

Zhou Zhen-chun

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Because humanitarian intervention breaches some principles of the international laws such as principle of national sovereignty and principle of nonintervention of interior politics, its validity is still disputed. But some international practices indicate that there are some rationalities for the humanitarian intervention. So it becomes very important how to regulate the humanitarian intervention by the international laws and promote it to develop in the healthy trend through the international legal system, and not to be used by the hegemony. At present, bringing the humanitarian intervention into U.N. system and perfecting the U.N. collective security are really necessary and practical in the international society.

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Because humanitarian intervention breaches some principles of the international laws such as principle of national sovereignty and principle of nonintervention of interior politics, its validity is still disputed. But some international practices indicate that there are some rationalities for the humanitarian intervention. So it becomes very important how to regulate the humanitarian intervention by the international laws and promote it to develop in the healthy trend through the international legal system, and not to be used by the hegemony. At present, bringing the humanitarian intervention into U.N. system and perfecting the U.N. collective security are really necessary and practical in the international society.

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Because humanitarian intervention breaches some principles of the international laws such as principle of national sovereignty and principle of nonintervention of interior politics, its validity is still disputed. But some international practices indicate that there are some rationalities for the humanitarian intervention. So it becomes very important how to regulate the humanitarian intervention by the international laws and promote it to develop in the healthy trend through the international legal system, and not to be used by the hegemony. At present, bringing the humanitarian intervention into U.N. system and perfecting the U.N. collective security are really necessary and practical in the international society.

Key concepts: Humanitarian intervention, Intervention (counseling), Sovereignty, Hegemony, Humanitarian aid, Law, Political science, International law

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