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Opening · a definition
The UNSC is a council composed of global nations that adjudicate on security concerns and international peace issues.
Body · points
It has been effective in international sphere
(1) Promotion of NPT has helped denuclearize the global powers
(2) Rotating membership allows different countries to have a share in international policy
(3) Resolution of the Cold War and Korean War has helped it gain credibility.
(4) Help in providing humanitarian assistance and arbitration in Syrian Civil War
However it suffers from drawbacks
(1) Permanent Members (US, Russia, UK, France, China) use their veto to act in personal interests. → China has blocked Indian attempts to pass resolutions of Pakistani terrorism.
(2) No permanent members have been appointed from Africa resulting in its exclusion
(3) Failure to intervene in Russia-Ukraine conflict showcases limitation of UNSC
(4) UNSC also could not control nuclearization of North Korea resulting in security threats
Reforms are necessary
(1) Increase in permanent council seats to increase representation of world nations
(2) Stronger accountability of permanent partners to curb misuse for personal gains
(3) Adequate enforcements of resolutions Eg Israel-Hamas conflict -> resolution passed but not actual action due to US influence
(4) Cognizance of contemporary activities instead of politicization
Close · a summary
Eg Sanction's against Pakistan blocked by China to counter India.
Reforms are hence a must to fulfill the UN's original goal to safeguard and secure peace for all.
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