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b) "Starvation must not be used as a weapon of war." Yet, parties involved in conflicts often resort to the blockade of food and medical aid to civilians in conflict zones, deepening the humanitarian crisis. Powerful nations, despite their capacity to intervene, tend to prioritise strategic interests over humanitarian concerns. What ethical considerations should guide powerful nations in preventing such actions and ensuring unimpeded humanitarian access?
Main Body
Recent blockage of World food programme in Gaza strip by Israeli Authorities under the technique (Face of Wars) and Starvation being used as a weapon.
[Ethical Issues]
(i) National Interest over humanitarian values - at REAL POLITIC diplomacy.
(EE) - Ukraine ports being blocked for food/wheat export
(b) Natural anger welfare over other clinger - shows lack of [Universalisation]
(c) [Myopic] view of diplomacysignoring the most [Vulnerable]
(d) Geopolitical considerations - yet geopolitical considerationssignoring the most [Vulnerable]
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Topper
Deeksha Chourasia
AIR 442025
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
International Institutions, Agencies and Fora - Structure and Mandate
Important International Institutions
UN and Humanitarian Concerns
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81
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6
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analytical
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