Peace and Peacemaking

The 14th Dalai Lama and Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the fight over peace and peace freedom, face great difficulties and oppression. Their situation is similar as they and the movement they represent are suppressed by violent governments, and they all choose to respond according to their Buddhist career. Dalai Lama does not explain Tibet in detail in his book "The New Millennium Ethics". Because it is a guideline that outlines the way to live life.

UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali wrote in 1992 that the major UN report in this era is a matter of peace. Preventive diplomacy, peacebuilding, and peacekeeping. This document is an important historical moment in the evolution of peace-building thinking. The agenda for peace has established a comprehensive view of peacebuilding far beyond peace liberalism model. For example, in paragraph 85 of the report, it is stated as follows. Its form and content (UN 1992) As Dos said, one of the most important changes in this era is expansion of the role.

The concept of peaceful law enforcement lies in the broader context of peacebuilding. The United Nations defines peace as a diplomatic effort to conclude conflict, peaceful law enforcement is an active use of power. In this case, peaceful law enforcement is another, but ancillary concept of peace. Therefore, in this peacebuilding module it is appropriate to discuss the peace enhancement tool. Means that may fall within the scope of peace enforcement include sanctions, blockade, military intervention, and so on. Although the impact of sanctions may be highly destructive, sanctions are the most modest in terms of military strength. The difference between sanctions and blockade is small, but one is considered as a war act and the other is not. Sanctions are generally considered to restrict imports and exports by the relevant countries or organizations, but blockade involves actively prohibiting all items that attempt to enter or leave the country or region.

The word "peace" is used in several different ways. According to the United Nations, peacebuilding is an action to reach an agreement between hostile parties through peaceful means predicted mainly in chapter 6 of the UN Charter, conflict resolution in the Pacific, peacebuilding The aim of peacebuilding is to end violence among competitors as conflict turns into diplomatic efforts for nonviolent dialogue where differences are resolved through representative political institutions. International law provides another route through the International Court of Justice