Group Members
Dr. Sidra Shahbaz
Dr. M,Saqib Rana
Dr. M,Bilal
Dr. Noman Aslam
Origin of UN
• The word UN was first given by san Francisco (American president).
• Fist world war (1914 – 1999)
established the league of nations.
• 2nd world war (1993-1945) had brought misery to all the world. million of people was killed ,
hunger , homeless and suffer from poverty and disease.
• The conscience of man was roused and he cried , “let there be an end to war . Let there
be peace and goodwill on earth. Let man live with his fellow –man as brother.”
• Big power of the world sit together to solve the problem of peace.
• “the Moscow declaration” on 1 November , 1943
Saqib Rana
Roll no: 52
What
Is
Objectives of
United Nation?
Objective
• Maintaining international peace and security
• Prosperity of International Relation
• Attainment and Prosperity of International Justice
• Protection of human rights
• Fostering social and economic development
• Developing friendly international relations among world nations
• Steps for International prosperity
• Solving international problems of any nature (economic, cultural, social)
• No Intervention in Internal Affairs
Achievements of the United
Nations
• Maintaining peace and security
• Making peace Promoting
• human rights
• Protecting the environment Preventing nuclear proliferation
• Promoting self determination and independence Strengthening
international law
• Handing down judicial settlements of major international disputes
• Providing safe drinking water
• Eradicating smallpox
• Pressing for universal immunization
• Reducing child mortality rates a
Muhammad Bilal
roll no: 49
What is the General
Assembly?
• Main body of the United Nations where
everyone meets together to discuss
topic and vote
What does the General Assembly
do?
• Appoints Secretary General
• Elects a president every year
• Elects members of other organs
• Decides how much money each country should pay to run
the U.N & how the money is spent
What is Security Council?
• Guardian of word Piece
• Deals with questions of peace and
security
Who are the members of Security
Council?
• 15 Members
• 5 Permanent members
• China
• France
• Russian federation
• United Kingdom
• United Nation
What powers does the Security
Council have?
• Take military action against an aggressor
• Recommended new members for admission to the U.N
• Efforts for Disarmament
• Recommended to end ownership of member
Economic & Social Council?
Organs that deals with the needs of all
humans
• 54 members of (ESC)
What does the Economic & Social
Council do?
• Makes recommendations on how to improve
• Education
• Health Conditions
• Respect for human rights and freedom of people
everywhere
Secretariat
• The Secretary General is the chief of Secretariat he is elected by
the General Assembly for Five years
• 8900 employees with other workers spread all over the world
• Workers include the ,economist ,editors ,librarians ,translator &
experts working behind the scene
• Have record all organs & arrangements meeting
• Headed by the Secretary General
Trusteeship Council
• It deals with the territory, who people have not yet got
independence or self government
• It functions under the authority of General Assembly
International Court of Justice
• Main organization handing down legal judgement
• Has 15 judges ,9 must agree before a decision is made
• Housed in the Hague Netherlands
• Use casting vote
Noman Aslam
Roll no: 52
Failures of United Nation
 United Nation become a tool in the hands of big powers and the have used to
accomplish their vested interests.
 During the cold war period the right of war used by one big power
 Five permanent members of UN
1. United kingdom
2. France
3. United state of America
4. Russia
5. China
 From 1945 to 1966 it was veto by 111 times (USSR 103 , France 4 , uk 3 , and
China 1). Up till now it has been used 279 times.
 Cambodia (the Khmer Rouge 1975-79)
when Vietnam intervened to free the country and to establish self –administration
of Cambodia.
2.5 million Cambodian nationals were killed.
 The Rwandan Genocide in 1994
nearly a million Rwandans were killed about 20%
of the entire population.
 The darfur crisis in the Sudanese civil war (2003 – 2010)
un’s failure to intervene and save the lives of civilians from Sudan who
had face systemic murder at the hands of a militant group the Janjaweed ,
which is funded by Sudanese government.
 Sri Lankan civil war in 2009
government over the killing of separatist group members,
thousand of Tamils , who were murder by government troops.
 Cambodia (the Khmer gouge 1975-79)
2.5 million Cambodian nationals were killed.
 Kashmir crisis
 47,000 people were killed (according to CNN news)
 Palestine crisis
According to the UN, 1,462 Palestinian civilians, including 551 children were
killed during the fighting.
 Syria crisis
 Myanmar crisis
 Iran crisis
 Iraq crisis

United nations and its failure

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    Group Members Dr. SidraShahbaz Dr. M,Saqib Rana Dr. M,Bilal Dr. Noman Aslam
  • 5.
    Origin of UN •The word UN was first given by san Francisco (American president). • Fist world war (1914 – 1999) established the league of nations. • 2nd world war (1993-1945) had brought misery to all the world. million of people was killed , hunger , homeless and suffer from poverty and disease. • The conscience of man was roused and he cried , “let there be an end to war . Let there be peace and goodwill on earth. Let man live with his fellow –man as brother.” • Big power of the world sit together to solve the problem of peace. • “the Moscow declaration” on 1 November , 1943
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    Objective • Maintaining internationalpeace and security • Prosperity of International Relation • Attainment and Prosperity of International Justice • Protection of human rights • Fostering social and economic development • Developing friendly international relations among world nations • Steps for International prosperity • Solving international problems of any nature (economic, cultural, social) • No Intervention in Internal Affairs
  • 9.
    Achievements of theUnited Nations • Maintaining peace and security • Making peace Promoting • human rights • Protecting the environment Preventing nuclear proliferation • Promoting self determination and independence Strengthening international law • Handing down judicial settlements of major international disputes • Providing safe drinking water • Eradicating smallpox • Pressing for universal immunization • Reducing child mortality rates a
  • 10.
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    What is theGeneral Assembly? • Main body of the United Nations where everyone meets together to discuss topic and vote
  • 13.
    What does theGeneral Assembly do? • Appoints Secretary General • Elects a president every year • Elects members of other organs • Decides how much money each country should pay to run the U.N & how the money is spent
  • 14.
    What is SecurityCouncil? • Guardian of word Piece • Deals with questions of peace and security
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    Who are themembers of Security Council? • 15 Members • 5 Permanent members • China • France • Russian federation • United Kingdom • United Nation
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    What powers doesthe Security Council have? • Take military action against an aggressor • Recommended new members for admission to the U.N • Efforts for Disarmament • Recommended to end ownership of member
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    Economic & SocialCouncil? Organs that deals with the needs of all humans • 54 members of (ESC)
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    What does theEconomic & Social Council do? • Makes recommendations on how to improve • Education • Health Conditions • Respect for human rights and freedom of people everywhere
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    Secretariat • The SecretaryGeneral is the chief of Secretariat he is elected by the General Assembly for Five years • 8900 employees with other workers spread all over the world • Workers include the ,economist ,editors ,librarians ,translator & experts working behind the scene • Have record all organs & arrangements meeting • Headed by the Secretary General
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    Trusteeship Council • Itdeals with the territory, who people have not yet got independence or self government • It functions under the authority of General Assembly
  • 21.
    International Court ofJustice • Main organization handing down legal judgement • Has 15 judges ,9 must agree before a decision is made • Housed in the Hague Netherlands • Use casting vote
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    Failures of UnitedNation  United Nation become a tool in the hands of big powers and the have used to accomplish their vested interests.  During the cold war period the right of war used by one big power  Five permanent members of UN 1. United kingdom 2. France 3. United state of America 4. Russia 5. China
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     From 1945to 1966 it was veto by 111 times (USSR 103 , France 4 , uk 3 , and China 1). Up till now it has been used 279 times.  Cambodia (the Khmer Rouge 1975-79) when Vietnam intervened to free the country and to establish self –administration of Cambodia. 2.5 million Cambodian nationals were killed.  The Rwandan Genocide in 1994 nearly a million Rwandans were killed about 20% of the entire population.
  • 25.
     The darfurcrisis in the Sudanese civil war (2003 – 2010) un’s failure to intervene and save the lives of civilians from Sudan who had face systemic murder at the hands of a militant group the Janjaweed , which is funded by Sudanese government.  Sri Lankan civil war in 2009 government over the killing of separatist group members, thousand of Tamils , who were murder by government troops.
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     Cambodia (theKhmer gouge 1975-79) 2.5 million Cambodian nationals were killed.  Kashmir crisis  47,000 people were killed (according to CNN news)
  • 27.
     Palestine crisis Accordingto the UN, 1,462 Palestinian civilians, including 551 children were killed during the fighting.  Syria crisis  Myanmar crisis  Iran crisis  Iraq crisis