By “HRC,” I assume you mean the Human Rights Council, as that’s a pretty common initialization. There’s also the Human Rights Commission (defunct), Human Rights Committee, and, of course, Hillary Rodham Clinton. I’m already planning on digging into the committee and the human-rights treaties, as that was my main focus in law school and the Universal Periodic Review is fascinating to read. I’m glad you liked the video, and I hope you’ll enjoy any others that are given the green light. -Jake Martin, Esq.
I still wonder why no one can vote out a permanent security council member who literally started an unprovoked war with it’s neighbour. It’s literally like that could easily be a rule that if a vote is unanimous and the veto would be revoked.
It’s a good general overview, with clear and understandable language. Yes, I WOULD like to see more of these. I would also appreciate a series of videos on each of the organs within the UN body, highlighting what they have done since their establishment, as well as what (if anything) they are doing now. Because, like many of its member states, this organization seems to be reluctant to address some of the global issues we currently face. Perhaps a comparison of situations where they have taken action vs. those where they have refused or failed to act would give a better understanding of the current structure?
It would also be nice to have explainers about how other intergovernmental organizations and governments with jurisdiction over very large numbers of people operate.
@Old Soldier The UN has been reluctant to solve global issues because of its member states. They aren't as much of a independent organization as you think.
@@IkeOkerekeNews That’s why I want to know more. I thought the whole PURPOSE of the UN was to hold each other accountable on a global scale, and put major global concerns above problems facing individual nations, as well as to negotiate solutions for issues BETWEEN member nations, without impinging on any nation’s sovereignty within its own borders. But, at present, what little I hear makes them seem about as effective as my own government in the U.S..
The UNSC allowed the genocide of Ukraine by giving putin the Soviet permanent VETO while India, Africa and all of Latin America only had the Soviet Union protection for a century until it collapsed. 🙄
This is the best news channel I've ever seen. Informative, up-to-date, level-headed, considers multiple angles and no drama. Thank you so much for this channel.
yes i would absolutely love more videos on the UN. it's a body that doesnt get talked about as much as it should and getting more public attention to the body makes reform of it more likely.
@@shonenjumpmagneto every year. And they’re not president of Earth don’t be so foolish. They’re largely powerless compared to say, actual sovereign leaders like Putin, Xi Jinping, Sleepy Joe, Rishi Sunak, Emmanuel Macron and Narendra Modi.
1:36 Please be careful. This isn't the flag of China during WWII. It is the flag of the Beiyang Government, the Chinese government between 1912-1928 5:03 This is the emblem, not the flag (I assume you're looking for the flag as the others are also flags)
UN in a nutshell; excellent overview. As a Canadian veteran and veteran of UN Peacekeeping missions, I often see misinterpretations of what the UN is and how it works. Top notch video, keep up the good work.
Very informative and well written video. However, there seems to be a small error at 4:02 as the displayed flag is not that of the Maldives but the Mauritian quadricolore. Apart from that, keep up the good work👍🏼
So to summarize: - General Assembly: everyone states their opinion and try to agree on a general (non legally binding) direction - Security council: keeps peace between the major powers and passes legally binding decisions - Economic and social council: focuses on planning and deciding economic and social policies of many different forms and levels - UN Secretariat: uses all resources it can to implement the decisions and reinforce policies with actual action and missions - Trusteeship: guides and monitors unstable member states towards an agreed-upon future (temporarily on-hold)
The Security Council permanent members can veto anything (esp. anything against a member or one of their friends). This is why Israel has 45 UN resolutions against it but only one of them have been mandated by the Security Council in effect making the other 44 worthless. If you have friends in the permanent 5 SC members then your country doesn't need to worry about what the UN thinks or says.
Correction: The Hague, as in "Send (suspect of grave international crimes) to The Hague", is a synecdoche for the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICJ's second moniker is the World Court. Thank you for the otherwise very instructive video (I'd love to see an explainer on international courts and tribunals)!
@@John_Doe448 if you're referring to 🇹🇼, this was like Republic of China 1.1 as Republic of China 1.0 (which had another flag) failed. Then People's Republic of China 1.0 🇨🇳 replaced Republic of China 1.1
@@John_Doe448 If instead you’re talking about the 5 horizontal stripes of five different colors, that was the flag of the original Republic of China, which had already been reorganized before WWII-Each of the colors representing a different major ethnic group in the country (Red = Han, Yellow = Manchu, Blue = Mongol, White = Hui-an old Chinese term for the Uighurs and any other Muslims living in China-, and Black = Tibetan). I presume they used it because IN WWII the 2nd RoC 🇹🇼 and Mao’s Communist revolutionaries which would become the PRC🇨🇳 were mid-Civil War, and merely made a temporary ceasefire so they could together fight Japan. So while the RoC 🇹🇼 were the recognized government of China at the time, each had about equal control of the country so the historically inaccurate old 1st Republic flag is sometimes trotted out to represent this uneasy 🇹🇼🇨🇳 alliance.
Great video! It would be great another video (o maybe more several ones) explaining the nature (that is, how they fit in this grand scheme) and the functions of other well known institutions, such as the OHCHR, ACNUR, UNESCO, UNICEF, WHO, etc., and how they came to exist.
I started watching a few weeks before Oct 7th and havent really seen any of the old content. Its really interesting to see how TLDR has changed in just a year.
@@Parker-ch9pl I'm really confused by this question. The channel we are commenting on is TLDR News, so what do you mean by "TLDR?" What could you possibly be asking me?
Remember that what signalled the death of the League of Nations was the sentiment that it was unfairly favoring certain member states above others (which was proven true through the Italian-Ethiopian war and other conflicts during the time), and that its mission to prevent global conflicts was a failure. Ignore this and the UN will share a similar fate sooner or later
@@VT-mw2zb Not even that... Buthan is objectively not Equal to the PRC CostaRica is objectively not Equal to the US Estonia is objectively not equal to the Russian Federation not even with NATO backing This ridiculous notion that you can hold globe-spanning empires with enough power to wipe out entire continents as equal to everyone else is utter stupidity How do expect to pass laws against a superpower by a simple majority vote of nobodies and not expect it to promptly withdraw ?, taking a number (even if not all) of its allies with it, damaging the legitimacy of the organization, and denying the world of a platform where the most powerful states in history can talk out their differences across a table rather than fight them out on the battlefield. Thankfully the UN knows this which is why it has lasted longer than the League of Nations. Let the Superpowers Veto with words that we know they'd certainly veto with blood, there's no point in pretending otherwise. The UN offers a forum for the great powers to talk rather than fight and for that alone it has accomplished the very first principle of the UN charter... Prevent a Great War. And to me (and apparently the UN itself), that is far more important than being able to sanction Israel or Condemn Russia's Actions in Ukraine or Try US presidents or what ever stupid fairy tales people think is actually possible. the Trying US President for war crimes or whatever one always makes me laugh. I'm not even an American but I would love to see someone dumb enough to try and lay a hand on a Superpower's Leader
My biggest gripe with the UN security council is that the People republic of China has a permanent seat “as an ally” even though the communist party actively fought AGAINST the allies in World war 2. The seat should be given back to the Republic of China (I.E Taiwan) who was an ally.
Generally speaking, since any of the original member states (none of which are on the same page at any give day), can effectively veto literally anything, the UN is about as effective as the League of Nations was.
The United Nations is a Team of people ,Trying to make the world a better place. Of cause there is human in the Team that sometimes make bad/selfish decisions. The fact that The United Nations exist, is a Audacious thing. Thank You
My understanding before watching: The UN is an amalgamation of nations, a forum to air grievances and to discuss and solve problems before anything bad happens, although Saudi Arabia was on the Human Rights council for a long time until recently and China currently is sooo, i don't know, seems more like political theater than any actually important things happening, i mean if they elect a country like Saudi Arabia and China to the "HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL" counties with a very poor human rights record, then that does not inspire confidence. My opinion after: not much has changed.
Besides the point that you always should have both sides at the table (how are you gonna hear his reasoning or overbring your point of view?), you also clearly nit picking with your argumentation since human rights abuses are prevalent in way more countries than you liked to choose. So you're basically saying that countries with alleged abuses shouldn't be able to address concerns in other countries and basically give them a free pass out of jail, just because you like them more. Pretty immature thinking of you'd ask me
@@John_Doe448 The body of the Human Rights Council is to designate when Human rights are being infringed upon, basically they inform the UN of human atrocities and how bad it is and take appropriate actions, they're also supposed to promote and protect human rights around the world. How are they supposed to do their jobs when their members are human rights abusers themselves and claim what they're doing isn't genocide? China calls it's genocide "reeducation", they also torture people, America got its torture program from a Chinses guide book on the topic, they also oppress their population brutally being the one nation with the most execution committed in the world. Israel claims it's been fighting terrorists by killing civilians since 1967, and Saudi Arabia executes people for sorcery and witchcraft coupled together with them committing a genocide in Yemen and treat women like second class citizens, it does not paint a pretty picture for these countries being on the UN Human Rights Council. I am unable to mention all countries that commit human rights violations because there are to many to mention but having these bad actors in a body designed to protect human rights just to hear their opinion on human rights and giving them a change to slap down decisions made by the human right council isn't my idea of a productive/effective way to protect human rights the opposite is true. How about this, i wasn't defending certain countries for their human atrocities committed but i was more making an argument for why no country partaking in the abuse of human rights should ever be able to sit on the UN Human Rights Council. The reason i mention Saudi Arabia and China is because they're among the more egregious when it comes to Human Rights. Please tell me again how my thinking is immature again daddy big brains.
do you have something similar on british local politics or how the various political areas of british politics works? would be helpful if they aren't lumped together but separated would make them easy to rewatch over and over if necessary
China official Statistics: Over 4 million people died from Covid19 in China in 2020 alone. According to the death toll published by the National Bureau of Statistics of the People's Republic of China: 2015 … 9.78 million 2016 … 9.80 million 2017 … 9.88 million 2018 … 9.95 million 2019 … 9.99 million 2020 … 14.61 million . 2020 Jan. & Feb. (in two months) The number of mobile phone billing users had plummeted by 21 million.
How I see the hierarchy : - Supranational Unions (UNO, EU, African Union, ASEAN, Commonwealth, ...) - Confederations - Federations - States - Local Government (i.e Cities), incl. City States
2:27 - It's wild because Canada (UK) 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 wasn't even an independent country at that point & not until 1982! When they received full legal independance. Then, it was a Dominion, which is a level short of Constituate Country that has full representation. Not a Territory but not quite a State, truly unique The UK Dominions were as subdivisions.
Considering one of the main purposes of the UN is to keep any the 5 main WWII Allies/Nuclear powers from getting so mad at the UN that they walk away from the table, I’d say less. In practice all 5 of them have an alternative “veto” which is starting WWIII, so much better to just accept that the UN can’t do anything the 5 of them can’t agree to at least grudgingly allow than to back one of the allies into a corner where they’d turn to more...drastic...objections.
India should be a permanent UNSC member instead of France or UK as it has more rights to be, one of which is that India is going to be the most populous nation in the world and is one of the great powers of the world. India has more rights to be a permanent member than even china..!!
A good follow up to this would be an explanation of the UN agencies and how they tackle specific issues. Eg. UNFCCC, UNIDO, UNHRC
By “HRC,” I assume you mean the Human Rights Council, as that’s a pretty common initialization. There’s also the Human Rights Commission (defunct), Human Rights Committee, and, of course, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
I’m already planning on digging into the committee and the human-rights treaties, as that was my main focus in law school and the Universal Periodic Review is fascinating to read.
I’m glad you liked the video, and I hope you’ll enjoy any others that are given the green light.
-Jake Martin, Esq.
UNICLO ?
you mean how they don't tackle specific issues unless it's not involving the big 5
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I still wonder why no one can vote out a permanent security council member who literally started an unprovoked war with it’s neighbour. It’s literally like that could easily be a rule that if a vote is unanimous and the veto would be revoked.
It’s a good general overview, with clear and understandable language. Yes, I WOULD like to see more of these. I would also appreciate a series of videos on each of the organs within the UN body, highlighting what they have done since their establishment, as well as what (if anything) they are doing now. Because, like many of its member states, this organization seems to be reluctant to address some of the global issues we currently face. Perhaps a comparison of situations where they have taken action vs. those where they have refused or failed to act would give a better understanding of the current structure?
It would also be nice to have explainers about how other intergovernmental organizations and governments with jurisdiction over very large numbers of people operate.
@Old Soldier
The UN has been reluctant to solve global issues because of its member states. They aren't as much of a independent organization as you think.
@@IkeOkerekeNews That’s why I want to know more. I thought the whole PURPOSE of the UN was to hold each other accountable on a global scale, and put major global concerns above problems facing individual nations, as well as to negotiate solutions for issues BETWEEN member nations, without impinging on any nation’s sovereignty within its own borders. But, at present, what little I hear makes them seem about as effective as my own government in the U.S..
The UNSC allowed the genocide of Ukraine by giving putin the Soviet permanent VETO while India, Africa and all of Latin America only had the Soviet Union protection for a century until it collapsed. 🙄
Suggest - corrupt organisation set up by corrupt US/ NATO to do their dirty work.
This is the best news channel I've ever seen. Informative, up-to-date, level-headed, considers multiple angles and no drama. Thank you so much for this channel.
yes i would absolutely love more videos on the UN. it's a body that doesnt get talked about as much as it should and getting more public attention to the body makes reform of it more likely.
Correction, at 4:00, the flag displayed was that of Mauritius and not the Maldives! Otherwise, great video! Keep it up!
i think he meant Mauritius but im not sure
@@thatguywith3nationalities Indeed! The current president of the UN General Assembly (Abdulla Shahid) is a Maldivian!
@@drgn2580 wasn't it just Antigua & Barbuda? How often do they change President of Earth? Lol.
@@shonenjumpmagneto every year. And they’re not president of Earth don’t be so foolish. They’re largely powerless compared to say, actual sovereign leaders like Putin, Xi Jinping, Sleepy Joe, Rishi Sunak, Emmanuel Macron and Narendra Modi.
@hellspawn2217 i mean, if Aliens came & wanted our leader, technically The UN General Secretary represents all people on Earth (even Cook & Niue)
Please keep making explainers, especially on some of the obscure organizations.
Like the un
1:36 Please be careful. This isn't the flag of China during WWII. It is the flag of the Beiyang Government, the Chinese government between 1912-1928
5:03 This is the emblem, not the flag (I assume you're looking for the flag as the others are also flags)
UN in a nutshell; excellent overview. As a Canadian veteran and veteran of UN Peacekeeping missions, I often see misinterpretations of what the UN is and how it works. Top notch video, keep up the good work.
Very informative and well written video. However, there seems to be a small error at 4:02 as the displayed flag is not that of the Maldives but the Mauritian quadricolore. Apart from that, keep up the good work👍🏼
Oh my God you are so right😍😍👍🏻 .. very intelligent 😉
Yeaa
100% true 😁
Well said 🥺👏🏻
The Security Council is the 'We Won WW2' club
🇬🇧🇫🇷🇨🇳🇺🇸🇷🇺
Chads
@@christopherhumphrys7398 Compare 1930s Nazi Germany Vs 2020s Communist China IN YOUR NEXT VIDEO Project before it's too late
The fact that france, the uk and russia have one permanent seat on the UN sec counsil and not india is mindblowing to me
@@SeArCh4DrEaMz The fact India has a space program but 800 million people considered poor. 🤔 mind-blowing
@@SeArCh4DrEaMz France and UK really do not belong there as permanent members, they are no longer super powers and really too small.
I'm from St. Lucia so was very pleased to see us in the video 😊
The original title should be "The United Nations Explained: How does it actually not work?"
More diplomacy and videos like this on international organizations please. They are awesome!
So to summarize:
- General Assembly: everyone states their opinion and try to agree on a general (non legally binding) direction
- Security council: keeps peace between the major powers and passes legally binding decisions
- Economic and social council: focuses on planning and deciding economic and social policies of many different forms and levels
- UN Secretariat: uses all resources it can to implement the decisions and reinforce policies with actual action and missions
- Trusteeship: guides and monitors unstable member states towards an agreed-upon future (temporarily on-hold)
The Security Council permanent members can veto anything (esp. anything against a member or one of their friends). This is why Israel has 45 UN resolutions against it but only one of them have been mandated by the Security Council in effect making the other 44 worthless. If you have friends in the permanent 5 SC members then your country doesn't need to worry about what the UN thinks or says.
@BabyPalpatine
Trusteeship Council was more for former colonies rather than unstable states.
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Correction: The Hague, as in "Send (suspect of grave international crimes) to The Hague", is a synecdoche for the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICJ's second moniker is the World Court. Thank you for the otherwise very instructive video (I'd love to see an explainer on international courts and tribunals)!
A more historically accurate flag of China would’ve been the White Sun in a Blue Sky in a Wholly Red Earth flag (🇹🇼).
Yes, that's true. The white sun in the video is the emblem, not the flag.
Has that symbol ever been china's national flag?
@@John_Doe448 if you're referring to 🇹🇼, this was like Republic of China 1.1 as Republic of China 1.0 (which had another flag) failed. Then People's Republic of China 1.0 🇨🇳 replaced Republic of China 1.1
Based
@@John_Doe448 If instead you’re talking about the 5 horizontal stripes of five different colors, that was the flag of the original Republic of China, which had already been reorganized before WWII-Each of the colors representing a different major ethnic group in the country (Red = Han, Yellow = Manchu, Blue = Mongol, White = Hui-an old Chinese term for the Uighurs and any other Muslims living in China-, and Black = Tibetan). I presume they used it because IN WWII the 2nd RoC 🇹🇼 and Mao’s Communist revolutionaries which would become the PRC🇨🇳 were mid-Civil War, and merely made a temporary ceasefire so they could together fight Japan. So while the RoC 🇹🇼 were the recognized government of China at the time, each had about equal control of the country so the historically inaccurate old 1st Republic flag is sometimes trotted out to represent this uneasy 🇹🇼🇨🇳 alliance.
Great video! I think a similar one on WHO would be quite interesting as well!
5:00 *Watching this video has lowered your social credit score by 20.*
*The United Nations Explained: How does it ACTUALLY work?*
Long story short, it doesn’t.
By design practically. Sovereigns have no intention on giving up powers and they're just as bad at diplomacy as ever.
@@0xCAFEF00D Compare 1930s Nazi Germany Vs 2020s Communist China IN YOUR NEXT VIDEO Project before it's too late
Well people will complain if you give them something to do
@@matpk imagine thinking china is communist, lol
I would say it has worked pretty well for a long time.
Great video! It would be great another video (o maybe more several ones) explaining the nature (that is, how they fit in this grand scheme) and the functions of other well known institutions, such as the OHCHR, ACNUR, UNESCO, UNICEF, WHO, etc., and how they came to exist.
They get rid of that permanent security council member rule and this organization might actually work.
Hopefully this organization survives or atleast is revived in the future so we can have the UNSC in the Halo universe
I started watching a few weeks before Oct 7th and havent really seen any of the old content. Its really interesting to see how TLDR has changed in just a year.
TLDR?
@@Parker-ch9pl I'm really confused by this question. The channel we are commenting on is TLDR News, so what do you mean by "TLDR?" What could you possibly be asking me?
Very informative. This is the kind of information I would never otherwise have known
The idea of humanity exploring the stars and perhaps establishing a “Space UN” brought me to this video. Thanks.
WATCHING TLDR HAS BECOME MY DAILY ROUTINE
Has anyone observed how the intro is such a banger?
Very useful, thank you.
I would love love an explainer on the WTO and the IMF
And world bank
Keep doing these types of videos!
Smashed it, fellas!
5:37 I'm slightly disappointed that Iceland seems to be missing from that globe 🙁
WE ARE IN IT IN.
Excellent update and guidelines. ❤
WELL, YOU KNOW ME, I'M NEVER GOING TO TURN DOWN MORE TLDR...
As a UN fan, best explaination on the internet!
What ashame just found out this channel, like the idea of tldr on news.
Remember that what signalled the death of the League of Nations was the sentiment that it was unfairly favoring certain member states above others (which was proven true through the Italian-Ethiopian war and other conflicts during the time), and that its mission to prevent global conflicts was a failure. Ignore this and the UN will share a similar fate sooner or later
Thank you, I really needed this.
I need this for my quiz bee...
Excellent video. Thanks
Amazing, please more of such videos and more videos regarding China developments and new policies 🇨🇳.
What do you mean about China development?
@@xlite8191 China development, what's so hard to comprehend.
I dont like the permanent council where member countries can veto any resolution they dont like.
Well, they paid the price for defeating the Fascists of WWII, so they got that privilege.
The UN is an anti-fascist coalition of WWII.
@@VT-mw2zb Not even that...
Buthan is objectively not Equal to the PRC
CostaRica is objectively not Equal to the US
Estonia is objectively not equal to the Russian Federation not even with NATO backing
This ridiculous notion that you can hold globe-spanning empires with enough power to wipe out entire continents as equal to everyone else is utter stupidity
How do expect to pass laws against a superpower by a simple majority vote of nobodies and not expect it to promptly withdraw ?, taking a number (even if not all) of its allies with it, damaging the legitimacy of the organization, and denying the world of a platform where the most powerful states in history can talk out their differences across a table rather than fight them out on the battlefield.
Thankfully the UN knows this which is why it has lasted longer than the League of Nations.
Let the Superpowers Veto with words that we know they'd certainly veto with blood, there's no point in pretending otherwise.
The UN offers a forum for the great powers to talk rather than fight and for that alone it has accomplished the very first principle of the UN charter... Prevent a Great War. And to me (and apparently the UN itself), that is far more important than being able to sanction Israel or Condemn Russia's Actions in Ukraine or Try US presidents or what ever stupid fairy tales people think is actually possible.
the Trying US President for war crimes or whatever one always makes me laugh. I'm not even an American but I would love to see someone dumb enough to try and lay a hand on a Superpower's Leader
4:01 Wrong flag, it showed Mauritius 🇲🇺 but it was supposed to be Maldives 🇲🇻
What countries have a permanent seat on United Nations security council?
The P5s.
China, France, united state, United Kingdom, and the USSR.
Thanks, this video really helped.
My biggest gripe with the UN security council is that the People republic of China has a permanent seat “as an ally” even though the communist party actively fought AGAINST the allies in World war 2.
The seat should be given back to the Republic of China (I.E Taiwan) who was an ally.
I would be very interested in seeing more videos on international law and diplomacy.
Great video! Please do more videos about the UN
More about UNSC .... The 5 Veto Powers and the G4
United States of United Nations Were did i hear that?
Generally speaking, since any of the original member states (none of which are on the same page at any give day), can effectively veto literally anything, the UN is about as effective as the League of Nations was.
Great vid!
Great video, as always!
- Definitely not Alex
thank you for all the information and your assistance,, watching from berbera somaliland rep,,
3:48 That is Lester Pearson. He wasn't PM until 1963. The picture should be Louis St. Laurent who was PM in 1952.
Great video!
The United Nations is a Team of people ,Trying to make the world a better place.
Of cause there is human in the Team that sometimes make bad/selfish decisions.
The fact that The United Nations exist, is a Audacious thing.
Thank You
Very interesting to connect the dots. I hope they open the trustee one for the environment. Or helping with disasters.
At 4:00 that's not the flag of the Maldives but Mauritius.
My understanding before watching: The UN is an amalgamation of nations, a forum to air grievances and to discuss and solve problems before anything bad happens, although Saudi Arabia was on the Human Rights council for a long time until recently and China currently is sooo, i don't know, seems more like political theater than any actually important things happening, i mean if they elect a country like Saudi Arabia and China to the "HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL" counties with a very poor human rights record, then that does not inspire confidence.
My opinion after: not much has changed.
With China actively conducting a genocide, 'very poor human rights record' is a bit of an understatement.
Besides the point that you always should have both sides at the table (how are you gonna hear his reasoning or overbring your point of view?), you also clearly nit picking with your argumentation since human rights abuses are prevalent in way more countries than you liked to choose. So you're basically saying that countries with alleged abuses shouldn't be able to address concerns in other countries and basically give them a free pass out of jail, just because you like them more. Pretty immature thinking of you'd ask me
@@TheOpalHammer Agreed
I feel like China has every major organization in its pockets. From the UN to WHO to the Olympic Committee.
@@John_Doe448 The body of the Human Rights Council is to designate when Human rights are being infringed upon, basically they inform the UN of human atrocities and how bad it is and take appropriate actions, they're also supposed to promote and protect human rights around the world. How are they supposed to do their jobs when their members are human rights abusers themselves and claim what they're doing isn't genocide? China calls it's genocide "reeducation", they also torture people, America got its torture program from a Chinses guide book on the topic, they also oppress their population brutally being the one nation with the most execution committed in the world. Israel claims it's been fighting terrorists by killing civilians since 1967, and Saudi Arabia executes people for sorcery and witchcraft coupled together with them committing a genocide in Yemen and treat women like second class citizens, it does not paint a pretty picture for these countries being on the UN Human Rights Council.
I am unable to mention all countries that commit human rights violations because there are to many to mention but having these bad actors in a body designed to protect human rights just to hear their opinion on human rights and giving them a change to slap down decisions made by the human right council isn't my idea of a productive/effective way to protect human rights the opposite is true.
How about this, i wasn't defending certain countries for their human atrocities committed but i was more making an argument for why no country partaking in the abuse of human rights should ever be able to sit on the UN Human Rights Council. The reason i mention Saudi Arabia and China is because they're among the more egregious when it comes to Human Rights.
Please tell me again how my thinking is immature again daddy big brains.
More UN content, please!
This is a very important video for me
Oh boi, what a perfectly calm topic, I'm sure the comments will be rainbows and sunshine✨✨✨
it's the worlds discord server or something
I enjoyed this video!
Please do an explanation video on each of the 6 organs
do you have something similar on british local politics or how the various political areas of british politics works? would be helpful if they aren't lumped together but separated would make them easy to rewatch over and over if necessary
This video was uploaded just after my exam of International public law, lol
China official Statistics:
Over 4 million people died from Covid19 in China in 2020 alone. According to the death toll published by the National Bureau of Statistics of the People's Republic of China:
2015 … 9.78 million
2016 … 9.80 million
2017 … 9.88 million
2018 … 9.95 million
2019 … 9.99 million
2020 … 14.61 million
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2020 Jan. & Feb. (in two months)
The number of mobile phone billing users had plummeted by 21 million.
Commonwealth of Nations explain in either the UK channel or the Global channel
How I see the hierarchy :
- Supranational Unions (UNO, EU, African Union, ASEAN, Commonwealth, ...)
- Confederations
- Federations
- States
- Local Government (i.e Cities), incl. City States
2:27 - It's wild because Canada (UK) 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 wasn't even an independent country at that point & not until 1982! When they received full legal independance.
Then, it was a Dominion, which is a level short of Constituate Country that has full representation. Not a Territory but not quite a State, truly unique The UK Dominions were as subdivisions.
Don't you know bout the 1931 Statute of Westminster?
Short answer: it doesn't
1:36 why use the five colours flag as Chinese flag? In 1940s, the flag should be the one Taiwan is using today.
Would the security council be more or less effective without the power of veto?
Considering one of the main purposes of the UN is to keep any the 5 main WWII Allies/Nuclear powers from getting so mad at the UN that they walk away from the table, I’d say less. In practice all 5 of them have an alternative “veto” which is starting WWIII, so much better to just accept that the UN can’t do anything the 5 of them can’t agree to at least grudgingly allow than to back one of the allies into a corner where they’d turn to more...drastic...objections.
This felt like my high school jr year civics lesson.
very usefull information
I wanna see more about international law and diplomacy 🥺
Thank you!
Can someone explain this part of the video 2:25 and 3:47 when Canada 🇨🇦 got called in????
The Atomic Energy Commission is made up of the members of the UNSC, plus Canada during periods when it doesn’t have a SC seat.
“And currently the Maldives” showed a flag of Mauritius
Hello
Im a student of a Cambridge school and soon we are going to have a MUN and my topic is UNDP and my country is USA
Definitely intersected in more videos about defiantly UN. Defiantly preventing war!
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Q: How does the UN work?
A: Well, it tries to...
How does it actually work? It doesn’t.
That aint the Maldives flag 4:00
It's the Mauritius Flag.
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4:08 You used the wrong flag for the Maldives. That’s the Mauritius flag
What about the headquaters in Genf (CH)?
Does it work might be just as good a question as how does it work
THANK YOU!!❤ This helped me review for my UN Quiz🥲
I love this channel, but visually, the images constantly overlaying text is really annoying me
Yes, more videos like this.
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India should be a permanent UNSC member instead of France or UK as it has more rights to be, one of which is that India is going to be the most populous nation in the world and is one of the great powers of the world. India has more rights to be a permanent member than even china..!!
No it doesn't. Thats not how it works kiddo
Hi, please can you tell me which video to watch for the UK in a global context, including the UN, NATO and the EU. Thanks a lot
Thank you
A high information bounded, simple language video.
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