The human security approach

The right to approach the Security Council for assistance

A new security approach is therefore required to contain these threats.

5. Regional approach to disarmament within the context of global security.

So far the approach to governance here has been security driven.

Fourth, and most important, we should reinforce a collective approach to security.

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Such global challenges require an integrated approach to peace, security and development.

NUCLEAR WEAPONS REGIONAL APPROACH TO DISARMAMENT WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBAL SECURITY

An integrated approach to security, development and human rights is the key to that.

Nuclear security was first and foremost the responsibility of States, and a comprehensive approach to nuclear security must involve all States.

I am convinced that the Security Council fully endorses this approach.

Such ideas seem to us worth considering as part of a broader space security approach.

The key to preventing violent conflict lies in an approach that emphasizes human security, that is the security of the people, as much as State security.

28. The only way to ensure progress in that situation was to adopt a comprehensive approach to security.

The United Nations and the way we approach collective security must be adapted to changing circumstances.

New security concerns and challenges are arising as the October elections approach.

That approach required a viable security framework ensuring compliance with the Treaty.

In the interim, the Department of Safety and Security intends to comprehensively assess security requirements relating to access control and formulate a strategic global approach.

The Security Council continues to emphasize the importance of a regional approach to the countries of West Africa.

Member States had emphasized the need for a comprehensive approach to the issue of safety and security.

This approach gave Sierra Leone the requisite security space to consolidate peace over the past three years.

Integrate and coordinate a layered defense approach to border and immigration security, tying together multiple elements, including visa issuance, transportation security and port inspection.

This can provide a valuable input into bilateral and regional dialogues on security concerns and the evolution of a more cooperative approach to security.

An example is the Community Area Based Development Approach to agricultural development ( CABDA ), an NGO programme with the objective of providing an alternative approach to increasing food security in Africa.

In this approach, the role of the Security Council as guarantor of international peace and security is of vital importance.

The complex links between conflict, peace, development and security call for a multidimensional and multisectoral approach to peacebuilding.

Collective security, as well as ethics, must be taken into account in our approach to this entire problem.

In addition, the run up to the summit once again underscored serious differences on the approach to Security Council reform.

That approach had been endorsed by the Security Council in its most recent resolutions.

Progress in international security and disarmament depends upon the continuation of this integrated approach.

The close interlinkages between security, development and human rights have revealed the imperative of an integrated approach to peacebuilding.

The new international environment requires a fresh approach to the Security Council and a re examination of its role.

Thus to sound a note of caution a more selective approach might enhance the authority of the Security Council.

It is important that any consideration of the work of the Security Council include a review of the Council apos s approach to threats to international peace and security.

The High level Panel report shows that in fostering global security, innovation is crucial. And that it should be based on a new, comprehensive approach to security.

Our approach to security is multidimensional and maintains that security will not be possible for all unless we ensure socio economic development and respect for human rights.

We can have a new approach that again will provide food security for all Zimbabweans.

For some, international security involves a mainly strategic and military approach for others, international security has essential socio economic components and for still others, security includes the new concept of human security.

This kind of pragmatic and functional approach, if strengthened, promises to generate momentum for cooperation on more sensitive security issues.

So even security interests can serve to foster greater cooperation, if the countries leaders discuss and develop a common approach.

President Nkurunziza noted that a regional approach to ensuring peace and security in the Great Lakes region should be encouraged.

This unidimensional approach is now, however, being redefined to integrate root causes of conflict into the concept of security threat.

Such an approach may encourage lenders to seek a security interest that will adequately protect the value of their claims.

Such derailment or mishandling will occur if our approach to the Security Council issue is divisive instead of consensus led.