CEVAP:

The first obstacle is procedural. Amending the UN Charter is a difficult and complex process, because Charter amendments must be adopted by two-thirds majority of the General Assembly. These come into force when at least two thirds of member states, including all permanent members of the Security Council, ratify them in accordance with their own constitutional procedures. Second and more importantly, there are political obstacles stemming from the power politics of the international system. For instance, power politics as well as the NorthSouth divide create further complications.