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Author: Meraj Ahmad

12 Feb

Hoarding The Mandate: The Board of Peace and Its Subversion of the UN Security Order

[The authors are third year law students at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS), Kolkata.] The UN Charter rests on a distinctive normative conception of sovereignty. Sovereignty is not abolished in matters of international peace and security; rather, it is collectively mediated through universality. Article 2(1) affirms the sovereign equality of states, grounding participation in peace and security governance in strictly juridical status....

Meraj Ahmad and Arjun Singh | 0 Comments
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