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Public International Law Assignment

   

Added on  2020-05-11

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Surname 1Name:Tutor:Course:Date:Security refers to the condition of being free from threats as well as danger. Stability refers to theability to remain unchanged over a duration of time within some reasonable conditions of use and storage (Dictionary). In each and every state, peace and stability are the key pillars of development and prosperity. They serve to protect lives and spearhead development as people are able to interact and engage in income generating activities that contributes to a country’s gross domestic product. They help in curtailing inequality and injustices meted on people by the military when engaging in war with other countries. They equally help in preventing the aftermath of conflicts which include; loss of lives, property and loss of sources of income. (Dumasy). It is therefore important that the world remain a safe place for humanity through enhancing and safeguarding the measures put in place to promote harmonious relations between people across the world and different states. Some of the key treaties that have boosted the sustenance of peace and stability in the world states as follows; According to the charter of the United Nations (1945), one of the missions of the UN was to helpin safeguarding international peace and security. This would be effected through joined efforts with member states in removing of threats to peace as well as inhibiting acts of aggression that would interfere with the state of peace. They also resolved to use peaceful means in accordance with international law and justice principles to finding solutions to international misunderstandings and disputes that are a threat to the state of peace in the world (UN). The United Nations was formed in 1945 after the world had gone into World War I and World War II. There was a state of aggression in the whole world as countries had regrouped and aligned themselves according to their allies and foes in the ended wars. UN helped in restoring peace andbringing to an end the state of suffering that causalities of the war had gone through. All the member states are obliged to adhere to the laid down principles and laws that guarantee peace in the world.According to the NATO’s Washington treaty (1949), one of their sole purpose was to solve any arising international disputes among member states in a way that does not tantamount to undermining international security peace and justice. They also sought to bar member states fromthe use of threats in a way that would weaken the roles of the United Nations (Nato) This treaty was binding to all countries found in North Atlantic area. It has played a key role in attaining stability in the world as members are bound to adhere to the treaty.

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