استخدام حق النقض (VETO)‎ في مجلس الأمن الدولي : إساءة الممارسة و ضرورة الإصلاح

Abstract EN

About seventy-five years ago, the United Nations and its executive body - the Security Council - was established, which reflects, through its structure and system, the state of balance of power produced by the circumstances of the end of World War II.

This is evident through the acquisition of the five victorious countries in the war, the privilege of permanence in the Council and the powers granted to them to make decisions or object to them under what they called the right to veto.

The United Nations has not known a more controversial and debatable principle than the principle of the right to object, due to its misuse by the permanent members and its deviation in order to serve their interests and achieve their own goals.

This made the Security Council in a state of paralysis in many periods, which led to its inability to carry out the tasks entrusted to it to maintain international peace and security.

Which made many countries, experts and specialists strongly demand the need to reform the Security Council, especially the right of objection.