Il volume (in lingua inglese), curato da Ida Caracciolo e Umberto Montuoro, raccoglie gli atti del Convegno internazionale tenutosi a Roma nel 2017 presso il Centro Alti Studi per la Difesa, con la partecipazione del Ministro della Difesa e del Capo di Stato Maggiore.
Il libro tratta dei nuovi modelli "regionali" di peacekeeping che attualmente sono sempre più frequentemente utilizzati in quanto offrono un approccio flessibile alle crisi internazionali che minacciano la pace nel Mondo.
Il volume affronta anche il problema dell'adattamento del peacekeeping ai nuovi scenari di crisi, ove sempre di più è necessario proteggere i diritti umani.
Ida Caracciolo, protection of cultural and religious minorities, 2019IdaCaracciolo
Il volume, in lingua inglese, contiene due parti: la prima raccoglie gli atti del Workshop tenutosi a Roma il 9 e 10 maggio 2019, presso il Centro Alti Studi per la Difesa, sulla protezione delle minoranze religiose e culturali per il mantenimento della pace e della sicurezza internazionali. La seconda parte contiene invece alcuni lavori che, che sia pure non presentati nel convegno, ne completano le tematiche trattate.
Il lettore troverà nel libro, curato da Ida Caracciolo e Umberto Montuoro, un approfondimento sulla protezione delle minoranze sotto diverse prospettive: storica, giuridica-internazionalistica e giuridica comparativistica.
Ida Caracciolo e Umberto Montuoro
Europa vergadert op 6 april over terrorismeThierry Debels
Op 6 april is er een Europese vergadering over terrorisme. Belgi_e zal er in de ochtend een stand van zaken geven over de aanslagen in Brussel en Zaventem.
the manual takes a developmental approach to peace education, offering methods and materials suitable to all grade levels, that we also advocate for disarmament education.
The Global Campaign for Peace Education
The author examines the nexus between international law and the concept
of human security that emerged in the 1990s. The article proceeds in three parts. Part
one outlines the concept of human security, its genesis and contents. Part two examines the nexus between human security and international law and briefly considers the
most representative aspects of international law, including international jurisprudence,
that, in the author’s opinion, reflect human security imperatives. Finally, conclusions
provide answers to the questions posed and indicate the increased value of the human
security concept. The questions read as follows: How can human security strengthen
international actions (actions based on international law)? Where in international law
is human security reflected? In other words, what aspects of international law reflect
a human security-centered approach? What is the role of international law in human
security? Taking all this into account, what is the added value of adopting the concept
of human security? This article is inevitably interdisciplinary, as it combines the perspectives of international law and international relations.
Ida Caracciolo, protection of cultural and religious minorities, 2019IdaCaracciolo
Il volume, in lingua inglese, contiene due parti: la prima raccoglie gli atti del Workshop tenutosi a Roma il 9 e 10 maggio 2019, presso il Centro Alti Studi per la Difesa, sulla protezione delle minoranze religiose e culturali per il mantenimento della pace e della sicurezza internazionali. La seconda parte contiene invece alcuni lavori che, che sia pure non presentati nel convegno, ne completano le tematiche trattate.
Il lettore troverà nel libro, curato da Ida Caracciolo e Umberto Montuoro, un approfondimento sulla protezione delle minoranze sotto diverse prospettive: storica, giuridica-internazionalistica e giuridica comparativistica.
Ida Caracciolo e Umberto Montuoro
Europa vergadert op 6 april over terrorismeThierry Debels
Op 6 april is er een Europese vergadering over terrorisme. Belgi_e zal er in de ochtend een stand van zaken geven over de aanslagen in Brussel en Zaventem.
the manual takes a developmental approach to peace education, offering methods and materials suitable to all grade levels, that we also advocate for disarmament education.
The Global Campaign for Peace Education
The author examines the nexus between international law and the concept
of human security that emerged in the 1990s. The article proceeds in three parts. Part
one outlines the concept of human security, its genesis and contents. Part two examines the nexus between human security and international law and briefly considers the
most representative aspects of international law, including international jurisprudence,
that, in the author’s opinion, reflect human security imperatives. Finally, conclusions
provide answers to the questions posed and indicate the increased value of the human
security concept. The questions read as follows: How can human security strengthen
international actions (actions based on international law)? Where in international law
is human security reflected? In other words, what aspects of international law reflect
a human security-centered approach? What is the role of international law in human
security? Taking all this into account, what is the added value of adopting the concept
of human security? This article is inevitably interdisciplinary, as it combines the perspectives of international law and international relations.
International responses to conflict and complex humanitarian emergencies are diverse and multifaceted. Different actors – among them non-government organisations (NGOs), the United Nations (UN) protection mandated organisations, UN peacekeeping forces, both military and police – all have a role to play to mitigate the impact of armed conflict on civilian populations.
Over the last 13 years a significant amount of work has been done to improve the international community’s response in relation to the protection of civilians (POC). This has been led by different actors – the UN Security Council, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) and the humanitarian community made up of UN humanitarian agencies, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), and NGOs – all working in the same complex humanitarian contexts.
Despite the development of POC, there is a perceived ‘disconnect’ between the understanding of different forms of protection, the different disciplines practising or working on the POC, and the different guidance and legal regimes imposing obligations on both state and non-state actors in the area of protection.
This paper is the first contribution to a broader research project that aims to determine whether the perceived disconnect between actors involved in protection work is real or anecdotal. By exploring the evolution of protection language and policy through the UN Security Council, DPKO and the humanitarian community, it is possible to develop an improved understanding of some of the reasons for distinct protection policies and definitions that exist between different actors. Some initial variations in the interpretation of POC are quick to emerge, giving rise to additional questions about how the distinctions can be better understood.
The EUI seminar focus on the legal framework in Europe regarding whistle-blowing, leaking confidential information, “illegal” newsgathering and protection of journalistic sources. In its Recommendation 1916 (2010) on the protection of whistle-blowers, on 29 April 2010, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, referring to its Resolution 1729 (2010) on the protection of whistle-blowers, has stressed the importance of whistle-blowing as a tool to increase accountability and strengthen the fight against corruption and mismanagement.
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In recent decades, armed conflict has blighted the lives of millions of civilians. Serious violations of international humanitarian and human
rights law are common in many armed conflicts. In certain circumstances, some of these violations may even constitute genocide, war crimes or crimes against humanity.
In the past 20 years, Governments, rebels, politicians, diplomats, activists,
demonstrators and journalists have referred to international humanitarian
law and human rights in armed conflicts. They are regularly referred to
in United Nations Security Council resolutions, in United Nations Human
Rights Council discussions, in political pamphlets of opposition movements,
in reports of non-governmental organizations (NGOs), in the training of soldiers and in diplomatic discussions. International human rights law and international humanitarian law are now important parameters for many
military commanders, advised on the ground by lawyers. Finally, they
are often referred to by defence lawyers and prosecutors in international
and—to a still limited extent—domestic tribunals, and form the basis for
well-reasoned verdicts.
International human rights law and international humanitarian law share
the goal of preserving the dignity and humanity of all. Over the years, the
General Assembly, the Commission on Human Rights and, more recently,
the Human Rights Council have considered that, in armed conflict, parties to the conflict have legally binding obligations concerning the rights of
persons affected by the conflict. Although different in scope, international human rights law and international humanitarian law offer a series of protections to persons in armed conflict, whether civilians, persons who
are no longer participating directly in hostilities or active participants in the conflict. Indeed, as has been recognized, inter alia, by international and
regional courts, as well as by United Nations organs, treaty bodies and human rights special procedures, both bodies of law apply to situations of armed conflict and provide complementary and mutually reinforcing protection.
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Viene anche trattato il tema dell'esercizio della giurisdizione in alto mare rispetto ai trafficanti di migranti clandestini alla luce del Protocollo ONU del 2000 in materia.
Lo studio della Prof.ssa Caracciolo fa parte del Volume dedicato all'insigne internazionalista Prof. D. Momtaz in riconoscimento dei risultati straordinari da questi raggiunti. Il Volume è curato da prestigiosi internazionalisti di fama mondiale ed edito dalla casa editrice Brill Nijhoff.
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Dal punto di vista giuridico esso presenta norme interessanti sui confini terrestri e marittimi dell'Italia sul fronte orientale, sul trattamento di minoranze ed individui, sulla cittadinanza, nonché sull'annosa questione delle sorti dei beni di proprietà di Italiani nei territori acquisiti nel dopo guerra dall'ex Iugoslavia.
Lo scritto della Prof. Ida Caracciolo, contenente un'analisi giuridica del Trattato, fa parte di un volume pubblicato in occasione del quarantennale della stipula dell'Accordo in oggetto, inserito nella collana del CISR (Centro Italiano per lo Sviluppo della Ricerca) diretta dal Prof. G. de Vergottini.
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Over the last 13 years a significant amount of work has been done to improve the international community’s response in relation to the protection of civilians (POC). This has been led by different actors – the UN Security Council, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) and the humanitarian community made up of UN humanitarian agencies, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), and NGOs – all working in the same complex humanitarian contexts.
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In recent decades, armed conflict has blighted the lives of millions of civilians. Serious violations of international humanitarian and human
rights law are common in many armed conflicts. In certain circumstances, some of these violations may even constitute genocide, war crimes or crimes against humanity.
In the past 20 years, Governments, rebels, politicians, diplomats, activists,
demonstrators and journalists have referred to international humanitarian
law and human rights in armed conflicts. They are regularly referred to
in United Nations Security Council resolutions, in United Nations Human
Rights Council discussions, in political pamphlets of opposition movements,
in reports of non-governmental organizations (NGOs), in the training of soldiers and in diplomatic discussions. International human rights law and international humanitarian law are now important parameters for many
military commanders, advised on the ground by lawyers. Finally, they
are often referred to by defence lawyers and prosecutors in international
and—to a still limited extent—domestic tribunals, and form the basis for
well-reasoned verdicts.
International human rights law and international humanitarian law share
the goal of preserving the dignity and humanity of all. Over the years, the
General Assembly, the Commission on Human Rights and, more recently,
the Human Rights Council have considered that, in armed conflict, parties to the conflict have legally binding obligations concerning the rights of
persons affected by the conflict. Although different in scope, international human rights law and international humanitarian law offer a series of protections to persons in armed conflict, whether civilians, persons who
are no longer participating directly in hostilities or active participants in the conflict. Indeed, as has been recognized, inter alia, by international and
regional courts, as well as by United Nations organs, treaty bodies and human rights special procedures, both bodies of law apply to situations of armed conflict and provide complementary and mutually reinforcing protection.
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Viene anche trattato il tema dell'esercizio della giurisdizione in alto mare rispetto ai trafficanti di migranti clandestini alla luce del Protocollo ONU del 2000 in materia.
Lo studio della Prof.ssa Caracciolo fa parte del Volume dedicato all'insigne internazionalista Prof. D. Momtaz in riconoscimento dei risultati straordinari da questi raggiunti. Il Volume è curato da prestigiosi internazionalisti di fama mondiale ed edito dalla casa editrice Brill Nijhoff.
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2. Studi di diritto internazionale umanitario
e dei conflitti armati
Series directed by Ida Caracciolo and Umberto Montuoro
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3. The Series mainly consists of studies on International Humanitarian Law and
on the Law of Armed Conflict and it is sponsorised by the Center for the Higher
Defence Studies, which is the most important school for the advanced training
of the Italian Armed Forces and for the promotion of analysis on international
security in Italy. The Series aims at divulging not only scientific studies on Inter-
national Humanitarian Law and the Law of Armed Conflicts but also informative
volumes taking into account the more operative necessities of the Italian Armed
Forces. Therefore particular interest is given to traditional topics concerning the
interpretation, application and evolution of International Humanitarian Law and
the Law of Armed Conflicts. But equally contemporary and troublesome issues
are taken into consideration such as peace operations at the UN and regional
level, international criminal justice, human security, cultural heritage and iden-
tities as well as the role of the Italian Armed Forces in international scenarios
and the proposals from Italy in maintaining international peace and security.
4. New Models of Peacekeeping
Security and Protection of Human Rights
The Role of the un and Regional Organizations
Edited by
Ida Caracciolo and Umberto Montuoro
G. Giappichelli Editore – Torino
6. V
Table of Contents
p.
Italian Minister of Defence IX
Roberta Pinotti
Opening Remarks
Italian Chief of Defence XVII
Claudio Graziano
Welcome Address
President of the Italian Center for Higher Defence Studies XXV
Massimiliano Del Casale
Introduction. The New Peacekeeping Operations as a Stabilizing Factor
for the EU
SESSION 1 – Regional Security Organizations and Peacekeeping.
Trends and Challenges (chair Natalino Ronzitti)
Peacekeeping Operations and Human Security 3
Fausto Pocar
Italy, Peacebuilding and Post-conflict Reconstruction: The Italian
Experience in Afghanistan 11
Andrea Romussi
7. VI
p.
SESSION 2 – Peacekeeping and Regionals Models (chair
Stefania Rosini)
Deployment of Peacekeeping Forces by Regional Organizations:
Practical Issues 19
Richard Caplan
The EU Civilian Missions and Military Operations in Crisis Mana-
gement: Status Quo or Steps Forward? 29
Francesca Graziani
Peacekeeping and Regional Models. Asia-Pacific Countries Policy
and Practice on Peacekeeping 53
Fabrizio Damiani
The League of Arab States: Facing the Crisis in the Middle East and
North Africa 61
Silvia Angioi
SESSION 3 – Peacekeeping and Human Rights (chair Mauro
Politi)
Peacekeeping. Protection of Civilians and Human Rights 77
Edoardo Greppi
Securing the Peace in Post-conflict Peacebuilding. A Bridge to
Security Sector Reform 93
Paolo Mazzuferi
The Role of Human Rights Officers in the Field 99
Maria Roberta Serrentino
Different Operational Contexts, in Particular Serious Violation of
Human Rights, National Reconciliation 109
Giovanni Cellamare
Building Resilient Peace through the Respect of Cultural Heritage
and Pluralism: A Task for UN Peacekeeping Forces to Be Carried
out in Cooperation with UNESCO 119
Federica Mucci
8. VII
p.
SESSION 4 – Humanitarian Law, International Criminal Justice
and Peacekeeping (chair Edoardo Greppi)
Robust Peace Operations and International Humanitarian Law: The
Case of MONUSCO 133
Talitha Vassalli di Dachenhausen - Silvia Angioi
Light and Shade of the Legal Framework on Cooperation between
the ICC and Peacekeeping 147
Ida Caracciolo
Prosecuting Peacekeepers for International Crimes 165
Ginevra Le Moli
Attacks against Peacekeepers: An Overview of Recent Trends and
Underlying Legal Issues 183
Maurizio Arcari
Withdrawing from the ICC Statute. Which Consequences on Peace-
keeping in Africa? 197
Michele Gagliardini
SESSION 5 – Some Contemporary Issues in Peacekeeping
(chair Mauro Politi)
Italy’s Membership in the UN Security Council and Peacekeeping 213
Sergio Marchisio
New Models of Peacekeeping: Security and Protection of Human
Rights. The Role of the UN and Regional Organizations 221
Silvia Fernández de Gurmendi
Closing Remarks
Some Concluding Remarks on the Twofold Goals of Contemporary
Peacekeeping: Security and Human Rights 233
Ida Caracciolo
9. VIII
p.
The “Declaration of Rome” 243
Massimiliano Del Casale
High Education in Peacekeeping Operations 247
Massimiliano Del Casale
After the Workshop
Steps Forwards
The Mediterranean Erasmus for the Protection of Cultural Heritage
and Identities 257
Umberto Montuoro
