Enforcing UN Sanctions and Protecting Humanitarian Action: Towards a Coherent and Consistent Approach

Huvé, Sophie, Brubaker, Rebecca, Day, Adam and Hudáková, Zuzana (2022). Enforcing UN Sanctions and Protecting Humanitarian Action: Towards a Coherent and Consistent Approach. United Nations University.

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    Author Huvé, Sophie
    Brubaker, Rebecca
    Day, Adam
    Hudáková, Zuzana
    Title Enforcing UN Sanctions and Protecting Humanitarian Action: Towards a Coherent and Consistent Approach
    Publication Date 2022-02-18
    Place of Publication New York
    Publisher United Nations University
    Pages 52
    Language eng
    Abstract Sanctions represent one of the most important conflict prevention and management tools at the disposal of the United Nations. Yet, while the primary goal of UN sanctions is to prevent conflict, to a lesser extent they have also started to focus in more recent years on reducing harm to civilians. Based on in-depth case studies, a wide-ranging online survey, and qualitative interviews with experts across the humanitarian and sanctions communities, this report explores the relationship between UN sanctions and humanitarian action. Acknowledging the complex and challenging environments in which sanctions regimes are employed, the report highlights continuing gaps in knowledge across the two communities, and the need for greater understanding of how sanctions and humanitarian action could be more complementary to each other. The report concludes by offering a range of recommendations to the UN Security Council, sanctions actors, private sector actors, and humanitarians.
    UNBIS Thesaurus HUMANITARIAN AID AND RELIEF
    HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION
    INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
    HUMAN RIGHTS
    SANCTIONS
    Keyword Sanctions
    Sanctions (international law)
    United Nations Security Council
    International Humanitarian Law
    International Human Rights Law
    Humanitarian action
    Copyright Holder United Nations University
    Copyright Year 2022
    Copyright type Creative commons
    ISBN 9789280865554
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