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<\/center>In the blog “Proposal for a Radical Reform of the United Nations”<\/a>, it is asserted that “As it is structured now, the United Nations is controlled by national governments, with their military institutions and military budgets. Over the course of history, national governments have come to monopolize war. As a result, if we are to make the transition from a culture of war to a culture of peace, we need a radical reform of the United Nations. Instead of being controlled by the Member States, it should be controlled by \u201cWe the Peoples,\u201d the words that begin its Charter.”<\/p>\n* * * * * * * * * * * *\n<\/p>\n
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European Parliament Calls for a United Nations Parliamentary Assembly and a UN Reform Summit in 2020<\/a><\/p>\n Campaign for a UN Parliamentary Assembly now endorsed by over 1,500 current and former lawmakers from 120 countries<\/a><\/p>\n Roundtable on Increasing Democratic Representation at the United Nations in The Hague<\/a><\/p>\n Chief justices call on world leaders \u201cto work for the establishment of a world parliament\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n Pan-African Parliament calls on African Union to support the creation of a UN Parliamentary Assembly<\/a><\/p>\n Calls for UN Security council reform at Istanbul summit<\/a><\/p>\n A Joint Declaration on the Environment, Social Inequality and Elimination of Nuclear Threat, with a Proposal for UN reform<\/a><\/p>\n Intergovernmental Negotiations on Security Council Reform\/a> In the blog “Proposal for a Radical Reform of the United Nations”, it is asserted that “As it is structured now, the United Nations is controlled by national governments, with their military institutions and military budgets. Over the course of history, national governments have come to monopolize war. As a result, if we are to … Continue reading Proposals for Reform of the United Nations: Are they sufficiently radical?<\/span>
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