in one state by another state(s)

refers to armed interference the suffering of the population

to endor reduce
within the first state

civil war
humanitarian crisis
Profile That suffering may be the result of crimes committed by the occupied nation

such as genocide

neither annexation nor interference with territorial integrity

The goal of this intervention is
but minimization of the suffering of civilians in that state.

the recognition of the right of one or many nations

to violate the national sovereignty of another state

right to interfere when a mandate has been granted by a supranational authority

an obligation which falls

to all nation-states to provide assistance

Humanitarian at the request of the supranational authority
duty to interfere
intervention to the extent possible

Unified Task Force (Somalia, 1992)

United States led, UN sanctioned multinational force

charged with carrying out

UN Security Council Resolution 794

create a protected environment for conducting humanitarian operations
to
in the southern half of the Republic of Somalia
UNAMIR (Rwanda, 1994)

Examples UNTAET (East Timor, 1999)

NATO bombing of Yugoslavia (1999)

Objectives

Stop to all military action and the immediate end of violence and repression.
Withdrawal from Kosovo of military, police and paramilitary forces.
Stationing an international military presence in Kosovo.
Unconditional and safe return of all refugees and displaced persons.

Humanitarian intervention.mmap - 04/06/2009 - Carlos Mondragón