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प्रश्न
Under what conditions does the General Assembly act where the Security Council may fail?
उत्तर
The General Assembly may act under the ‘Uniting for Peace’ resolution adopted by it in November 1950. In case there is lack of unanimity among the Permanent Members of the
Security Council over a case and there is a threat of international peace, the Assembly can make recommendation to its members to take collective action including use of armed force to restore international peace and security.
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State the composition of the General Assembly.
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Where is the Centre for Human Rights? What do you know about its composition?
What is meant by Racial Discrimination?
Which Articles of the UN Charter deal with the power and functions of the General Assembly?
On what basis are the ten non-permanent members elected by the General Assembly?
What do you think is the more powerful organ of the United Nations Organisation the General Assembly or the Security Council?
How are decisions arrived at in the Security Council?
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