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International law is described as ‘the general principles of law as recognised by civilised nations’. This informative film adds depth to this broad definition by explaining: state sovereignty, domestic...
Two videos raising issues relating to the world as a global community and giving an insight into the power structures that determine how international institutions behave. One video is on the World Bank and...
Looks at the role of the United Nations since the end of the cold war. The UN, as an agency of geo-governance, has acquired a revitalised global security role, which it is presently ill-equipped to perform....
A programme marking the 50th anniversary of the United Nations. Michael Ignatieff travels with the UN Secretary General, Dr Boutros Boutros-Ghali, through Rwanda, Angola, Zaire and Burundi and discusses...
Looks at the United Nations from the point of view a recipient of its aid. The film’s maker was brought up in the UN Al-Shati refugee camp in Gaza and returns to look at daily life in the camp. He argues...
Looks at United Nations aid from an Angolan point of view. After decades of civil war the Angolan government and the rebels have signed a peace settlement. But the town of Malanje remains sourrounded by...
Looks at United Nations aid from a Cambodian point of view. Follows a family of Cambodian refugees who settled in the refugee camp of Sok San in Thailand, near the Cambodian border, where they lived for 13...
A video-based resource pack to illustrate the complex role of the United Nations in responding to conflict and problems around the world. The four 30-minute programmes are: 1) The Great Disaster: the history...
Lord Caradon, in an interview with Angus Robbie, discusses his involvement with the United Nations.
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