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Ethical Dilemmas of Humanitarian Intervention | Ethics 101 | UPSC GS 4

In this episode, we delve into the pressing issue of humanitarian intervention and its clash with the principles of sovereignty, non-intervention, and the non-use of force. From the post-Holocaust establishment of laws against genocide to modern debates, we explore: Historical Context: Discover how attitudes shifted post-Cold War, leading to the UN's 2011 resolution on Libya. Supporting Arguments: Examine the legal and moral reasons that advocate for intervention to protect human rights. Opposing Views: Understand the counterarguments emphasizing humanitarian interventions' risks and potential abuses. Join us as we unravel the legal, moral, and historical layers of this critical international debate, shedding light on states' responsibilities in safeguarding human rights against oppressive regimes. Do follow & subscribe to Ethics101 for more on Ethics & Values. Instagram:   / ethics.101   Twitter: https://x.com/kmpathi/status/17615946... To read more on the GS IV syllabus and other Ethics-related content, visit: Website: https://www.kmpathi.in/ 00:18 - Introduction 00:37 - What Should International Societies Do During War? 01:59 - What We Cover In This Video. 02:13 - Armed Humanitarian Interventions. 03:13- Should countries intervene at times of internal conflict in another nation? 03:34 - Pro-Humanitarian Intervention: Legal Arguments. 03:52 - UN Charter For Human Rights (1945). 04:33- War of Greek Independence. 04:45 - Pro-Humanitarian Intervention: Moral Arguments. 05:05 - Losing The Right To Govern. 05:46 - Common Humanity. 06:04 - World Leaders on World Peace and Intervention 06:31 - Brian D Lepard on Humanitarian Intervention. 06:51 - Against Humanitarian Intervention. 07:00 - A Lack of Basis for Humanitarian International Law. 07:37 - States Don’t Have A Habit of Humanitarian Intervention. 08:08 - French Intervention in Rwanda, 1994. 08:34 - Is it ethical for a country to send its own people to sacrifice their lives for another country from genocide? 09:20 - Example of 1992 Somalia. 10:03 - Samuel P. Huntington. 10:18 - Why Humanitarian Intervention Might Not Work In The Long Run. 11:20: Conclusion - Recap.