The Necessity of Reconsidering The International Collective Security System

Abstract

International relations change with the change in international reality, so the international community witnessed a cold war as soon as the United Nations was formed, so that the international conflict turned between two poles that formed an international system different from the international system that countries witnessed before World War II. Although this period witnessed the actual launch of the United Nations, with its charter prohibiting the use of force, collective security system mechanisms, and Chapter VII deterrent provisions, this did not prevent the use of force in countries. The international community witnessed violations of international legitimacy and the rules of international law during the international organization cycle, which claimed the lives of states’ sovereignty and the most important principles for which the United Nations was established. The strange thing about these events and their effects on international peace and security is that the actors are the same founders of the United Nations and the same drafters of the provisions of its charter and collective security system.

Keywords

• International system
• United Nations Charter
• prohibition of the use of force
• collective security system.

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