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The benefits of a United Nations Standing Army: Using Article 43 of the UN Charter to improve international human rights and peace
The purpose of the United Nations (UN) as set in the UN Charter is to protect the ‘people' of the world and provide the necessary freedoms and security for them to flourish in their own ways. This has been expressed through the UN Charter's various chapters and articles that have been brought into p...
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Department of Public Law
2025
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