The security council's performance under international law
Abstract
The United Nations (UN) has one of the largest military contingents in the world, which is why it has coordinated dozens of missions in several countries. Because of this, the Security Council (SC) is the body responsible for defining, authorizing, extinguishing, and renewing the mandates of these missions. Therefore, with their successes and mistakes, the UN and, above all, the CS cannot be ignored as relevant actors in the international scenario and, especially, for International Law.
Given this, understanding the role of the CS in maintaining the international order, in the light of the normative precepts listed in the Charter of the United Nations, is of great importance. For reasons of time and space, the text on the screen will seek to present the main aspects of this body, in addition to making some criticisms.
