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Flashcards for Reasons for inaction - IB

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IB History Reasons for Inaction Flashcards

Flashcards for Reasons for inaction

Flashcards for Reasons for inaction - IB

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How did Rwanda's rotating seat on the UN Security Council during the 1994 genocide actively undermine international intervention?

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Insider access: The genocidal interim government's representatives monitored secret UN deliberations.
Anticipating inaction: They tracked foreign hesitation (such as Belgium's withdrawal) and adjusted their operations without fear of reprisal.

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