Responsibility to Protect and Sovereignty

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Focusing on international military interventions, this book delves into case studies from East Timor, Sri Lanka, Sudan, and Kosovo. It critically examines UN discussions surrounding the responsibility to protect doctrine, highlighting differing state attitudes towards intervention and the aftermath of such actions. Additionally, it addresses the Security Council's challenges in obtaining reliable information and maintaining transparent processes for assessing atrocities in member states, offering a comprehensive analysis of the complexities involved in humanitarian intervention.