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    The document discusses the United Nations Organization and its role in resolving disputes. It was established after World War II with the goal of preventing future wars. The UN has six principal organs including the General Assembly and Security Council. Its objectives are to promote international peace and security. The UN plays a key role in resolving conflicts by helping end wars in places like South Africa and Angola, and facilitating the settlement of disputes and disarmament in countries like the Soviet Union.

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    United Nations Organization & its role in resolution of disputes

    Submitted By:- Submitted To:-


    Amarendra Kumar Dr. Rachna Sharma
    Roll No – 18133 Patiala, Punjab
    Introduction
     The UN was established after World War
    II with the aim of preventing future wars.
     It succeeded the ineffective League of

    Nations. 
     Adopted on 25 June 1945 and took effect on

    24 October 1945.
     At its founding, the UN had 51 member

    states; this number grew to 193 in 2011.


    Principal
    Organs • General Assembly
    • Security Council
    • Economic and Social Council
    • Trusteeship Council
    • International Court of Justice
    • Secretariat
    Objectives

    • To promote International peace & security


    • The peacekeeping force as a whole received

    the Nobel Peace Prize in 1988.


    • UN is also active in encouraging disarmament
    • The UN has been involved with arms-

    limitation treaties
    Role of the United Nations in resolving conflict

     Helped in the eradication of poverty.


     Helped in improvement of education.
     End 13-year old war between South Africa and

    Angola.
     Dispute settlement in Soviet Union.
     South Africa, Kazakhstan, and the other

    countries who gave up the Bomb.


    Conclusions & Suggestions

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