13:1 International organisations' Interventions by Mrs Knott

Iraq x 2 (1991 and 2003) - Curwood

2024-02-20 12:53:54 UTC

Iraq 1991 - This was a UN sponsored invasion of iraq where the UN authorised US intervention with Resolution 678 after the illegal Iraq Invasion of Kuwait as Iraq refused to withdraw and started the Gulf War. The US led a 42 country coalition in Operation Desert Storm and easily defeated Iraqi forces and the UN established a cease fire with Iraq removing WMD's

Iraq 2003 - This was a reaction to 9/11 and the War on terror as Bush believed Iraq had a part to play and were making weapons of mass destruction and wanted to dispose Hussein. However this invasion was illegal and not authorised by the UN and only two countries participated with them being the US and the UK

Finn

2024-02-20 12:53:55 UTC

A suspension of all the bilateral clearing agreements with Italy was declared. The sanctions came into force on 18 November 1935. A further Proposal No. 4A, adding coal, oil, pig iron, and steel to embargoed exports, was discussed by the League of Nations on 2 November 1935.

HUGH Darfur genocide in Sudan

2024-02-20 12:54:06 UTC

Milly kosovo

2024-02-20 12:55:27 UTC

when Kosovo declared wanted to be independent in 1999, Serbia responded with attempted ethnic cleansing killing 15,000 Albanian muslims
nato stepped in despite UN arguing against it and within and 11 week war, 500 civilians had been killed by the 23,000 nato bombs
ended in Serbian surrender and Kosovo independence (formally given in 2008)
however Kosovo is not recognised as its own administrative state by many nations such as Serbia (who still think they have overall control), Russia and China
protection of Kosovo made Serbia suffer
a condition of Kosovos independence was that it cannot unite with Albania (this is what Serbia is most afraid of)

sanctions on chinese officials by the USA after the UYGHUR genocide - Freddie Denton

freddiedenton24 — 2024-02-20 12:55:32 UTC

in response to the Uyghur genocides and "re education" the UN failed to provide effective solutions due to chine throwing the issue out and other countrys that support china not wanting to "throw them under the bus". in response to this USA took the situation into their own hands in June 2020. they passed the Uyghur human rights policy act through congress and it called for many sanctions. it had economic sanctions on individuals who were definitely involved in the persecution of Uyghurs. they also put sanctions on visas of Chinese officials such as the communist party senior officer of Xinjiang. this sanction on visas included many other chinese officials for their responsibility in it. there was a sanction on trade from china to for a period of time. this helped to almost force china into submission as they rely on the USA as much as any other country for them to buy Chinese exports and allow movement of Chinese officials into the country. this harmed china so much they had to reduce the scale of their "reeducation"

Charlie - Regional organisation missions - what they are

2024-02-20 12:55:33 UTC

The aim of regional organisation missions is primarily to promote economic growth and developing work and living areas, as well as enhancing regional security and stability.

Emma - Red Cross and Red Crescent

2024-02-20 12:55:54 UTC

97 million people involved.
Aims: protect human life and health, to ensure respect for all human beings, and to prevent and alleviate human suffering.
eg: The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) is the leading provider of emergency medical services in Gaza and the West Bank
eg: Afghanistan - delivered 3,000 tonnes of food relief, which is enough for 210,000 people.
eg : Ukraine - 2.9 million people have been reached with food assistance, 1.6 million people have been reached with clothing and household items and heating, 397,000 people have been assisted with evacuation.

What happened in Sudan 2003-present

2024-02-20 12:57:38 UTC

Burma military had forced about 950,000 Rohingya Muslims to flee the country, mostly to Bangladesh. This shows a great example of ethnic cleansing leading to necessary military intervention

USA in Pakistan - Lucas

2024-02-20 12:58:28 UTC

Beth - EU imposed sanctions on Syria during the 2011 conflict

2024-02-21 11:38:14 UTC

The European Union (EU) imposed sanctions on members and supporters of the regime of Bashar al-Assad as well as sectors of the economy benefiting from the regime. To try and reduce and stop the conflict

Sudan 2003 Map

2024-02-21 11:38:21 UTC

With this conflict both the UN and NGO’s have had to intervene with emergency aid, this could include supplying resources for medical aid

Hugo

2024-02-21 11:40:31 UTC

United Nations sanction by UN Security Council Resolution 1267 in 1999 against all Al-Qaida and Taliban associated individuals and entities. The sanction includes a consolidated list of persons maintained by the Security Council, and all nations are obliged to freeze bank accounts and other financial instruments controlled by or used for the benefit of the sanctioned individuals and entities.

2024-02-21 11:41:35 UTC

There was a boarder skirmish between the US and Pakistan where there were military engagements and confrontations between the two countries. From late 2008 to late 2012 it continued and resulted in 55 Pakistani personnel deaths and an unknown number of US soldiers dead. It was the Afghanistan Command from the US forces that were fighting the Pakistanis who were originally fighting Taliban and al-Qaeda insurgency.

ethnic breakdown of Kosovo

2024-02-21 11:42:19 UTC

Sudan Military Aid

2024-02-21 11:42:59 UTC

UNAMID (United Nations Africa Union Hybrid in Darfur) contributes to promote peace, address the critical roots of the conflict and help end the violence considering "the mission carries out more than 100 patrols daily"

map of Xinjiang province

freddiedenton24 — 2024-02-21 11:43:40 UTC

2024-02-21 11:45:27 UTC

Beth - Syria on a global scale

2024-02-21 11:46:38 UTC