Three Opinions on State Responsibility to Protect
Yang Cao
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Yang Cao
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The concept of state responsibility to protect thinks that states and international community have the responsibility to prevent, react and rebuilt for the at-risk civilians. This new concept makes a new interpretation of traditional sovereignty and security; therefore it also broadens the role of Security Council. The theory of state responsibility to protect can to some extent cope with current complicated international crisis, but we must be careful of the negative effect on international society.
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The concept of state responsibility to protect thinks that states and international community have the responsibility to prevent, react and rebuilt for the at-risk civilians. This new concept makes a new interpretation of traditional sovereignty and security; therefore it also broadens the role of Security Council. The theory of state responsibility to protect can to some extent cope with current complicated international crisis, but we must be careful of the negative effect on international society.
Key concepts: Responsibility to protect, State responsibility, State (computer science), Sovereignty, Interpretation (philosophy), International community, Political science, Law