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Is General Assembly merely a "Talk-Shop"? Give arguments in support of your

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Answered by skshamaalfi31
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Answer:

yes

Explanation:

General Assembly is frequently criticized as being an insufficient talk shop.Such criticism is partially due to the fact that resolutions are not legally binding and partially due to tje considerable share of resolutions that are debate repeatedly in multiple session's

Answered by skyfall63
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No, the UN General Assembly is not merely a " talk-shop"

Explanation:

  • While the General Assembly does not usually engage explicitly in "political decisions" on the beginning or conclusion of peace operations, the General Assembly plays a crucial role in funding peace operations.
  • Since all Member States must share the peace-keeping costs, based on a specific scale of evaluations considering the relevant economic prosperity of Member States, the General Assembly apportions these expense and needs the Security Council's permanent members  to contribute a greater share due to their responsibility for maintaining international peace & stability.
  • The General Assembly, via its 5th Committee approves & oversees the peace-keeping budget. This comprise in what way certain "field operations" are funded & equipped, centered on "detailed submissions" provided to it by the "UN Secretary-General".
  • Some examples of UN General Assembly's role in peace-keeping financing - The UN Mission in "South Sudan" which had become independent on 9th July 2011 *($1,071,000,000); UN Mission's peace-keeping misson in Cyprus in the year 1964 to prevent inter-communal violence between the Turkish Cypriots & Greek Cypriots ($54,000,000); UNs stabilisation mission in Congo ($1,141,848,100).
  • Via its "Special Committee" on "Peacekeeping Activities", the General Assembly oversees UN peacekeeping. It was formed in 1965 to carry out a thorough review of all peace-keeping issues. Via its "Fourth Committee" (special political & colonisation), the "Committee" reports to the General Assembly on its work.
  • The General Assembly may act, in compliance with the resolution 'Uniting for Peace'" of the General Assembly of November 1950 (Resolution 377(V)) if, there is a "negative vote" of the "permanent member" where the "Security Council" fails to act. In the event of a threat of peace, a break of peace or an attack, this can take place. In consideration of proposing joint steps to ensure peace and stability at the international level the General Assembly can take the issue.

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