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Introduction:
Organizations that make it possible for nations to work together in trade, security, and human rights
are the foundation of the international system. There are a variety of these organizations: regional,
international, and multilateral. They all want to keep the peace in the world, encourage economic
and social growth, and improve people's well-being. We examine one such international
organization, the United Nations (UN), its origins, goals, members, and place in the current world
order in this report.
Formation:
After the end of World War II, on October 2, 1945, the United Nations (UN) was established as a
means of ensuring that such a devastating conflict would never occur again. With its headquarters in
New York, the United States, the United Nations is an intergovernmental organization that has 193
member nations. The United Nations was established by the signing of the Charter of the United
Nations by 51 nations, including five permanent members of the Security Council: China, Great
Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States
Objectives:
Through conflict prevention and resolution, the United Nations' primary goal is to maintain
international peace and security. This is what the organization aims to accomplish by supporting
human rights, fostering economic and social development, and encouraging international
cooperation. The General Assembly, the Security Council, the Economic and Social Council, the
International Court of Justice, and the Secretariat are just a few of the organizations that the United
Nations has established to accomplish this goal.
, Including:
The United Nations currently has 193 member states, which include all of the world's recognized
sovereign states. All nations that value peace and are willing to support the organization's objectives
are welcome to join. On the recommendation of the Security Council, the General Assembly decides
who can join the UN. The five permanent members of the Security Council have the right to veto any
substantive resolution or decision they disagree with, which means they can stop it.
Contribution to the Present World Order:
The current world order was shaped in large part by the United Nations. The organization was
instrumental in fostering international cooperation and resolving national disputes. The United
Nations, for instance, was instrumental in bringing an end to the Korean War in 1953, the Cuban
Missile Crisis in 1962, and the War in the Persian Gulf in 1991. Additionally, the United Nations
established a number of peacekeeping operations in countries with conflict, including Somalia and
Bosnia. Rwanda, and
Additionally, the United Nations has actively contributed to global economic and social
development. The organization's economic and social council is in charge of encouraging economic
and social development and cooperation. The United Nations has been instrumental in reducing
global poverty and enhancing education and health care in developing nations.
Additionally, the United Nations has pioneered efforts to advance human rights and safeguard
vulnerable populations worldwide. In its 1908 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the
organization affirmed that all people are entitled to the fundamental human rights they have,
regardless of race, religion, or nationality. The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and
the International Criminal Court are two other organizations that have been established by the
United Nations to promote and defend human rights and bring those who violate them to justice.
Peacekeeping, human rights, environmental protection, and global health are just a few of the many
areas in which the United Nations (UN) has made significant contributions to the world. The United
Nations has made significant contributions to the world in the following ways:
Peacekeeping: Numerous international peacekeeping operations have been carried out by the
United Nations. The purpose of these missions is to assist nations in conflict or in post-conflict
situations. To maintain security and peace, the United Nations sends soldiers, police officers, and
civilians. More than 70 peacekeeping missions have been carried out by the United Nations since its
inception, and these missions have aided in the preservation of numerous lives.
Human Rights: Human rights and the protection of the most vulnerable populations have both been
pioneered by the United Nations. The association's General Announcement of Basic freedoms, took
on in 19
8, certified the fundamental basic freedoms to which all individuals are entitled, paying little heed to
race, ideology or identity. The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the
International Criminal Court are two of the organizations that have been established by the United
Nations to promote and safeguard human rights and bring those who violate them to justice.
Environmental safeguarding: The United Nations has made significant contributions to the
advancement of sustainable development and environmental protection. Climate change,
deforestation, and pollution are just a few of the environmental problems that fall under the purview
of the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP). The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change (IPCC) was also established by the United Nations to provide scientific data on climate
change and its potential effects.
World Health: The United Nations has been instrumental in halting the spread of infectious diseases
and improving global health. The World Health Organization (WHO) is in charge of addressing global
health issues, including the creation of guidelines and policies for HIV/AIDS, malaria, and
tuberculosis. The United Nations has also been crucial in coordinating global efforts to contain
COVID-19's spread and develop vaccines in response to pandemics like it.
Empowerment of women: Gender parity and women's empowerment have both received significant
attention from the United Nations. The Women, Peace, and Security Action Plan aims to promote
women's rights and ensure their protection during and after conflict. It also aims to increase
women's participation in peace processes. In addition, the UN established the UN Agency on Gender
Equality (UN Women) to support women's empowerment and gender equality.
In a nutshell, the United Nations has made significant contributions to the world in a variety of
areas. Peace missions, efforts to promote human rights, environmental protection, global health, and
women's empowerment have all contributed to the development of a world that is more peaceful,
just, and sustainable. The United Nations faces difficulties in achieving its objectives, but it continues
to play a significant role in fostering international cooperation and addressing global issues.
Conclusion:
In a nutshell, the United Nations (UN) is one of the world's most important international
organizations. The organization's primary objective is to encourage economic and social
development as well as international peace and security. All recognized sovereign states are
members of the organization, and its significance to the current world order cannot be overstated.

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