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CENTER FOR PEACE STUDIES

The Centre for Peace Studies is Learning, Teaching, Training, and Research and addresses critical needs to understand and address the deep and underlying causes of conflict, to enhance the roles of UN peacekeeping operations as conflict resolution interventions and to work in post conflict situations in order to sustain cultures of peace through peace education and conflict resolution training

Human securities a concept central to rule of law, by which every individual have the freedom and opportunity to live in a just and peaceful environment. There are seven main categories that contribute to human security as defined by the UN in its Human development report in 1994.The seven categories are:

  • Economic Security

  • Food Security

  • Health Security

  • Environmental Security

  • Personal Security

  • Community Security

  • Political Security

Human security means safety for people from violent threats, such as organized conflict, gross violations of human rights, terrorism and violent crime. It also means safety from non-violent threats, such as environmental degradation, economic crises, illicit drugs, infectious diseases and natural disasters. Once the nature of the threat has been identified, several tools can be used to promote human security. Some tools rely chiefly on persuasion. Others are more robust-for instance, sanctions or military intervention.

 

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