What is non-forcible humanitarian intervention?
Correct answer: A. It is characterized by the series of peaceful actions of states, INGOs and international organization in the international scene which prove to have an impact in internal matters of the target state
- A. It is characterized by the series of peaceful actions of states, INGOs and international organization in the international scene which prove to have an impact in internal matters of the target state
- B. It is an intervention by UN peace-keeping forces
- C. It is a humanitarian intervention that was not required
- D. None of the above
Explanation
Non-forcible humanitarian intervention uses peaceful political, diplomatic, economic, or humanitarian measures to influence the internal conduct of a target state. It is therefore broader than UN peacekeeping and does not involve military force.
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