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..." effort to prevent the slaughter in Darfur. Martin also believed that Canada, as the hemisphe... participation in a humanitarian intervention with military means, matched the ideal he envisage...
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... that sufficient justification for a US military intervention only exists if national interests are... of the world to save the people of Darfur. (22) For more than half a century, the south and ...
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...-torn areas of the world, including intervention to prevent or stop human rights violations and res... Canadian court martials and the Belgian military court concluded that IHL did not apply to UN peace... and international humanitarian law in the Darfur region, in particular the continuation of violence...
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... has committed significant resources to military operations in Afghanistan. By 2011, roughly 41,000... other significant military commitment--in Darfur, for example--until after the combat mission ends.... returns and increasing costs of this intervention should at least raise doubts about any alleged ren...
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The new and unexpected spirit of co-operation on the part of the Sudanese government is almost certainly the result of one of the great political ironies of our times -- the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. China has, since 2003 when the genocide in Darfur began, blocked every UN attempt to alleviate the genocide. Sudan was left free to have its way without fear of sanctions or intervention. But as the Olympics approach, China has become increasingly conscious of its image, preening for the world, and being a sponsor of African genocide does not look good. In the absence of a Chinese veto and facing the threat of international sanctions, Khartoum agreed to accept an international military force.
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Canada is a country that likes to think of itself as having a foreign policy driven by the high ideals of liberal internationalism - what I take to be the advance of universally recognized and widely accepted human rights and the creation of effective and legitimate international institutions. An exceptional voice, Evans notes, was Chester Ronning, a Department of External Affairs official and later special envoy in Asia, who constantly urged closer ties, even solidarity, with Maoist China - including supporting its disastrous initiation of the Korean War and releasing a film based on his 1971 visit to the country praising the Cultural Revolution (Ronning 1974).
...-oriented figures in the party and the military, and focus our efforts on the ground in talking di..., and diplomatic questions of armed intervention in violent conflicts. These contacts should contin... was involved in stoking the violence in Darfur. Canadian aid projects should not be funded in Tib...
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... more than 10 percent of total UN military personnel deployed since 1947. (1) . The perceptio... support to the African Union (AU) in Darfur--questions have been posed about whether Canada sh... keep peace.) International intervention and the duration of peace after civil war," Intern...
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... n'aient pu mettre au point des interventions plus energiques, et ce souvent malgre de bonnes in... of the system and the distribution of (military) capabilities within it. To use Hedley Bull's popu...
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..., seemed curiously out of place for a military campaign in a land-locked southwest Asian country.... end of Canada's brief foray with interventionism. Canada would have signalled its political approva...The Canadian government's response to the Darfur tragedy has been marked by both lofty R2P rhetoric...
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... and the legitimacy of foreign intervention. The American invasion of Iraq in 2003--which the ...The ongoing conflict in Darfur poses similar problems. In western countries, publ... to address the problems lacks the military capacity and the political will to do so" (38). Co...
