Damian Lilly’s scientific contributions

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The Changing Nature of the Protection of Civilians in International Peace Operations
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November 2012

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International Peacekeeping

Damian Lilly

The protection of civilians is a priority in most international peace operations today. There are important differences in the concept, however, in the operations undertaken for example by the UN, NATO, EU and the AU. In particular, a distinction needs to be made between the protection of civilians in ‘peacekeeping’ as compared to ‘peace enforcement’ operations. While in the former a ‘proactive’ approach to protecting civilians is usually adopted, in the latter a ‘reactive’ approach is normally required. These theoretical differences present important implications for those decision-makers mandating the operations as well as those involved in planning and implementing them in the field.

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... 93 As discussed in Section 2.3 of Chapter 2, UN peacekeeping and peace enforcement operations are fundamentally distinct operations, and so have different approaches to the POC. 94 For example, peace enforcement forces are usually authorised by the Security Council under Chapter VII of the UN Charter to use military force to achieve their goals and protect civilians, whereas UN peacekeeping forces may use force at the tactical level with Security Council authorisation if acting in self-defence and defence of the mandate, including the POC. 95 Furthermore, forces of peace enforcement operations generally remain in exclusive command and control of respective States. ...

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Protection of Civilians in UN Peacekeeping Operations: Legal Responsibility and Accountability
The Changing Nature of the Protection of Civilians in International Peace Operations
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  • November 2012

International Peacekeeping