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"Responsibility to protect" debated at UN
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| Category: Security |
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| Summary: At a General Assembly debate on Thursday on the 'responsibility to protect' (R2P), US political activist Noam Chomsky argued that it is linked to humanitarian intervention, which he says has been abused throughout history, while former Australian foreign minister Gareth Evans urged UN member states not to reopen negotiations on a principle adopted in 2005 to help solve the world's "most ugly" problems. |
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| Date: 24 July 2009 |
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| Shotlist: |
1- Wide shot, exterior United Nations headquarters (00.00-00.03)
00:00-00:03
2- General Assembly meeting (00.03-00.14)
00:03-00:14
3-Statement by Miguel D’Escoto Brockmann, UN General Assembly President (in English) (00.14-00.43)
00:14-00:43
5-Statement by Gareth Evans, Former Foreign Minister of Australia and President of the International Crisis Group (in English) (00.55-01.13)
00:55-01:13
8- Various shots, dead bodies on road (RWANDA) (01.37-01.45)
01:37-01:45
4-Statement by Noam Chomsky, Professor of linguistics and political activist (in English) (00.43-00.55)
00:43-00:55
7-Refugees UN Srebrenica, Srebrenica town shots former Yugoslavia 1993 (01.25-01.37)
01:25-01:37
6- Various shots, skulls on display in museum (CAMBODIA) (01.13-01.25)
01:13-01:25
10- Statement by Ngugi wa Thion’o, Kenyan author and Professor of English and Comparative Literature, University of California (in English) (01.58-02.28)
01:58-02:28
9- Various shots, burned buildings and vehicles, rubble (KENYA) (01.45-01.58)
01:45-01:58
11-Newly arrived internally displaced people in camp, a child eating, IDPs outside makeshift shelters at Zam Zam camp (SUDAN) (02.28-02.41)
02:28-02:41
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| Origin:
New York
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| Duration: 02:41 |
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| Source: IHA |
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| Story Id: 25281 |
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| Price: 500.0 USD |
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