Protecting Together

Day, Adam and Hunt, Charles T (2021). Protecting Together. United Nations University.

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  • Subtitle Lessons from Mali and South Sudan on Coherence Between Human Rights and Military Components of UN Peace Operations
    Sub-type Policy brief
    Author Day, Adam
    Hunt, Charles T
    Title Protecting Together
    Publication Date 2021-08-09
    Place of Publication New York
    Publisher United Nations University
    Pages 17
    Language eng
    Abstract During its UN Security Council presidency in July 2020, the Government of Germany convened an open debate on peace operations and human rights, during which several Member States highlighted the need for greater cooperation between military and human rights components in peace operations. In follow up to that debate, Germany hosted a high-level conference on 6 July 2021 in which participants discussed how to improve collaboration between military and human rights components in UN peace operations. The following paper was developed by United Nations University Centre for Policy Research to provide an independent analysis in support of Germany’s high-level event. Specifically, it draws on a range of interviews and consultations with leadership and staff in the UN missions in South Sudan and Mali (UNMISS and MINUSMA, respectively) and experts across the UN system to identify: (1) current challenges confronting human rights and military components in volatile settings; (2) good practices and innovations in South Sudan and Mali; and (3) lessons and recommendations for enhancing cooperation going forward. The paper illustrates where UNMISS and MINUSMA have developed good practices that have facilitated closer coordination/cooperation and even integration of military peacekeepers and human rights officers. It maps the challenges, good practices and lessons learned for greater coherence between human rights and military components in UN peace operations.
    UNBIS Thesaurus HUMAN RIGHTS
    PEACE
    CONFLICT MANAGEMENT
    MALI
    SUDANO-SAHELIAN REGION
    PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS
    Keyword South Sudan
    Mali
    Peacekeeping
    United Nations
    Multilateralism
    Copyright Holder United Nations University
    Copyright Year 2021
    Copyright type Creative commons
    ISBN 9789280865424
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