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Why? Is it because your severe lack of understanding of the issues are getting exposed?No act of aggression could not be termed as as you are suggesting
Among other things, to differentiate between the ones where UN will act as 'mediator' and the ones where UN will act as 'enforcer'. If a party requires UN's recommendation then complaints are filed under Chapter VI and if UN is required as participant then it is filed under Chapter VII. Technicality. Mere technicality.Can you answer Why there are two different chapters (VI & VII) cover dispute and act of aggression separately in UN charter ?
What was the need to write two different chapters ?
All disputes are not 'acts of aggression' but all 'acts of aggression' are disputes. And if you are saying that 'acts of aggression' do not qualify as 'situation' that is 'likely to endanger the maintenance of international peace and security' then you are dense. Too dense to be discussing UN charter.most importantly if dispute is same as an act of aggression then Why India did not file its complain against Pakistan in 'chapter VII' ?
But as I said earlier, India filed complaints under Chapter VI to ensure that UN can never force India into anything.
Irrelevant. None of these empower UN to enforce.For those who are interested please also read:
Article 37 (2) Chapter VI
2- If the Security Council deems that the continuance of the dispute is in fact likely to endanger the maintenance of international peace and security, it shall decide whether to take action under Article 36 or to recommend such terms of settlement as it may consider appropriate.
& Article 36 of the same chapter
1- The Security Council may, at any stage of a dispute of the nature referred to in Article 33 or of a situation of like nature, recommend appropriate procedures or methods of adjustment.
2- The Security Council should take into consideration any procedures for the settlement of the dispute which have already been adopted by the parties.
3- In making recommendations under this Article the Security Council should also take into consideration that legal disputes should as a general rule be referred by the parties to the International Court of Justice in accordance with the provisions of the Statute of the Court.
You remain as clueless as ever. India had been consistent with her stance since the beginning. Following is an excerpt from Nehru's letter to the President of UN, on 20, Aug, 1948:plz read the Indian complain against Pakistan in UN link was shared third time during our discussion.
Indian Complaint to the Security Council, 1st January 1948
and in 1951 when Sir Owen Dixon appointed as mediator India change her stance started to termed State of Pakistan as aggressor; ignoring the fact that Pakistan had no military mean and resources available to to launch any aggressive campaign against any of its neighbour. This change of stance lead to the failure of Sir Owen Dixon mission.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Google News Archive Search
During the several conferences that we had with the Commission when it first came to Delhi, we placed before it what we considered the basic fact of the situation which had led to the conflict in Kashmir. This fact was the un-warrented aggression, at first indirect and subsequently direct, of the Pakistan Government on Indian Dominion territory in Kashmir. The Pakistan Government denied this although it was common knowledge. In recent months, very large forces of the Pakistan regular army have further entered Indian Union territory in Kashmir and opposed the Inidan Army which was sent there for the defence of the State. [para 2, UN Doc S/AC.12/46 Annex 12]
Btw, even Dixon agreed that Pakistan was the aggressor. Here is what Dixon thought about Pakistan's aggression:
I was prepared to adopt the view that when the frontier of the State of Jammu and Kashmir was crossed, on I believer, 20 October 1947, by hostile elements, it was contrary to international law, and that when, in May 1948, as I believe, units of the regular Pakistan forces move into the territory of the State that too was inconsistent with international law. I there proposed that the first step in demilitarization should consist in the withdrawal of the Pakistan Regular forces commencing on a named day. [Dixon Report, UN Doc, pg 7-8]
Dixon mission failed because of entirely different reason and I can bet that you have no clue why. I doubt if you had ever heard of Sir Owen Dixon before I dropped his name. Google is not going to help you much here.
All that aside, your claim was that 'Not even Indian government termed Pakistan as the aggressor in UN'. Now you are claiming, 'Oh well, they did, but later on'. Thats goal post shifting.
Btw, this is from the pdf you had linked to: http://www.un.org/en/sc/repertoire/46-51/Chapter%208/46-51_08-16-The%20India-Pakistan%20question.pdf
If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.
So is PA doing in P0K?I believe this is the first time Indian raise this question during debate every time they are replied that as per UN resolution Pakistan had already fulfilled initial responsibility regarding the withdrawal of Tribesmen from the Kashmir, then as suggested in UN resolution it was India's responsibility to brought down the number of troops to the minimum level, if I remember correctly you were also involved in one of that discussion.
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official link from UN website: http://www.un.org/en/sc/repertoire/46-51/Chapter%208/46-51_08-16-The%20India-Pakistan%20question.pdf
Which parallel universe you live in, I would never know.
You mean Pakistan attacking India is my interpretation? Of what? That you would need visa to visit Kashmir, is my interpretation?your interpretation .....
Do you even know what 'interpretation' means or what 'fact' is.
Dolt.
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