The occupation of one people by another is a major threat to security and peace, resulting in structural violence that often promotes the occupied to mount various levels of attacks from “terrorist” assaults to guerrilla warfare.
The reactionary approaches and established institutions for managing international and civil conflicts have proven to be insufficient and often inadequate.
Reforming the United Nations can and needs to take place at multiple levels.
The United Nations Charter does not outlaw war, it outlaws aggression.
International Law has no defined area or governing body. It is composed of many laws, rules, and customs governing the relations between different nations, their governments, businesses, and organizations.
