Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following was first introduced in the 1990s by Francis Deng and his colleagues?

From which perspectives is R2P approached? 

Which of the following refers to "forceful measure that can be undertaken with or (most commonly) without the consent of the host state"?

Which of the following can be shown as the most controversial example intervention which ignited the debates on the legality and legitimacy of humanitarian interventions?

In the 2005 report, R2P was introduced under the title of “the Rule of .........", in connection with the “freedom to live in dignity” while the criteria for intervention were dropped and the scope for invoking R2P was narrowed down (Gözen Ercan, 2016, 62).

Which of the following terms was stated above?

Which approach considers humanitarian intervention as a violation of international law?

1. R2P is legal rule that legalises humanitarian interventions.
2. R2P aims to stop mass atrocity crimes and does not contain preventive measures.
3. Pillar 3 of R2P comprises not only of coercive measures but also peaceful ones including those enlisted in Chapter VI of the UN Charter.
4. Humanitarian intervention takes places after mass atrocities are committed whereas R2P also aims to prevent them.

Which of these statements are true?

As can be understood from Article 1(1) of the UN Charter, what is the primary purpose of the UN?

Which of the following concept was introduced by the International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty (ICISS) in 2001?

Which of the following was the first test case of R2P's implementation?

Which UN Secretary-General focused on devising a three-pillar strategy directed towards tackling issues related to R2P’s implementation?

"Reflecting on the case of Syria, Hollande considered the veto as the core of the problem, and urged the permanent members to adopt “................”, which meant that on a voluntary basis the permanent members would commit themselves to not to cast the veto while considering mass atrocity crime situations (Gözen Ercan, 2016, 122)."

Which of the followings is stated above?

Which of the following concepts is defined as “freedom from fear and want"?

1. Ensuring protection of populations from mass atrocities.
2. Responding to human-made disasters.
3. Legalising the right to intervene as an exception to the prohibition of the threat and use of force.
4. Creating a conceptual framework for humanitarian uses of force.

Which of the above can be considered as one of the aims of the ICISS Report on the Responsibility to Protect?

Which concept means “the use of military means ‘across state borders’ by a state, a group of states, or an international and/or regional organisation (Abiew, 1998, 18) in order to prevent or halt ‘widespread and grave violations of the fundamental human rights of individuals other than [… the intervener(s)’s] own citizens’, (Holzgrefe, 2003, 18) with or without the consent of the target state that is subjected to the use of force in its own territory as a result of the intervention”?

Which of the following means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group?

Which of the following placed human rights at the top of the developmental agenda relating to international law?

In which report was the focus placed on the people-centred approach of human security, and basically defined it as “freedom from fear and want”?

Which of the following refers to "on a voluntary basis the permanent members would commit themselves to not to cast the veto"? 

Which of the following terms refers to “protecting fundamental freedoms— freedoms that are the essence of life[;] … protecting people from critical (severe) and pervasive (widespread) threats and situations[;] …using processes that build on people’s strengths and aspirations[;] … creating political, social, environmental, economic, military and cultural systems that together give people the building blocks of survival, livelihood and dignity”?