Part of Concepts of Ahl as-Sunnah (series completed)
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Summary of Sunni concepts | Concept (1151) | The most important United Nations institutions
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A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
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The most important institutions of the United Nations.
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The most important institutions of this organization.
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These include the UN Security Council.
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The UN General Assembly.
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The Economic and Social Council.
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The Trusteeship Council.
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And the International Court of Justice.
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A detailed explanation of these institutions would be lengthy.
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However, to demonstrate the injustice of this organization, it suffices.
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To know that the Security Council institution.
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Has the authority to issue a resolution to intervene by force.
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Against any state that violates the United Nations Charter.
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And threatens the so-called international peace and security.
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This is done under what is known as Chapter Seven.
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Of the United Nations Charter.
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The Security Council consists of 15 states.
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Only five of which are permanent members.
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They alone possess the right of veto.
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And the power to object to any proposed resolution.
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The veto.
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These states are America and Britain.
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France, Russia.
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Which replaced the Soviet Union.
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After its dissolution, and China.
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It is notable how they excluded.
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Germany, Italy, and Japan.
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Which were the defeated nations in the Second World War.
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As for the remaining ten states.
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They are chosen by the five states.
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That hold permanent membership in the Security Council.
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From among the member states of the United Nations.
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And the UN General Assembly votes on them.
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The term for each of these ten states.
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On the Council is only two years.
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Five of them are replaced in one year.
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And the other five in the following year.