Proposals for the Peace and Security theme numbered.xlsx

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1	Acronyms
2	OCA - Our Common Agenda
3	SOCF - Securing Our Common Future
4	PftF - Pact for the Future (Planned outcome document of the Summit of the Future)
5	NAP - New Agenda for Peace
6	UNGA - UN General Assembly
7	ICJ - International Court of Justice
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9	Proposals	Civil society or UN sources
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11	A. War prevention and international law
12	A1: Preventing war including nuclear war. Strengthening international mechanisms for the peaceful resolution of conflicts	UNFOLD ZERO et al (Aotearoa Lawyers for Peace, Basel Peace Office, World Future Council)
13	A2: Adoption of Peace constitutions and acceptance of compulsory jurisduction of the International Court of Justice to implement UN Charter Article 2	Abolish War 2045 campaign (Anselmo Lee, Alyn Ware). FOGGs/KATOIKOS. (Georgios Kostakos)
14	A3: Transferring veto-blocked Security Council items to UNGA and use of UN Charter Article 99	FOGGS (Georgios Kostakos)
15	A4: Establishing a procedure for making UNGA resolutions binding	WFM-IGP. UNFOLD ZERO et al. Kersten Leitner. FOGGS (Georgios Kostakos)
16	A5: Elect the Council initiative	Jakkie Cilliers, African Futures & Innovation
17	A6: Implement the proposed Open State System for replacing the Westphalian State System	Adewale Bakare, Savannah Center
18	A7: Mandatory peace settlement plan/meetings hosted by the UN in response to war	Colin Mitchell
19	A8: UN Security Council reform and Strengthening UNGA authority	Kinley Penjor
20	A9: Renewing the International Trusteeship System to help resolve certain territorial disputes	Aaron Tovish
21	A10: United Nations to Apply the Rule of Law to Ukraine	David Swanson, World Beyond War
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23	B. Disarmament for peace and sustainable development
24	B1: Implementing UN Charter Article 26 for disarmament and release of military expenses to fund peace and the SDGs	UNFOLD ZERO et al. Suen Elere
25	B2: Nuclear abolition to be included in the post-2030 SDGs with the goal of complete elimination by 2045	Hiroshima Organisation for Peace (HOPe)
26	B3: Support the Inter-governmental Declaration on Protection of Civilians from Explosive Weapons used in Populated Areas	Michael Beer, Nonviolence International
27	B4: Support negotiations on a treaty on the development, production, and use of autonomous weapons systems	Michael Beer, Nonviolence International
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29	C. Peace building/conflict resolution and human security
30	C1: Establishment of a UN Emergency Peace Service	Dr. H. Peter Langille, Sustainable Common Security. John Cowan, World Federalists Canada.
31	C2: Establishment a Global Resiliance Council and unarmed Observer Corps	FOGGS (Georgios Kostakos)
32	C3: Unarmed Civilian Protection. Enhance Truth and Reconciliation Efforts	Gay Rosenblum-Kumar, Nonviolent Peaceforce. FOGGS (Georgios Kostakos). Jacopo DeMarinis, Citizens for Global Solutions
33	C4: Promotion of Nonviolent Civilian Defence	Michel Monod
34	C5: National Unarmed Defence Forces	World Beyond War
35	C6: Portal on early warnings, risk analyses, and policy proposals on human rights and current conflicts.	Genocide Prevention Advirosy Network (Eyal Mayroz)
36	C7: Reporting mechanisms for local changemakers, Auditing common and human security objectives in UN security for a	Katharine Thane, Tear Fund
37	C8: Enhancing use of 'conflict transformation', sustained dialogue’ and ‘deep listening’ tools for decision-making within UN Security and Peace fora (e.g. the UNSC)	Katharine Thane, Tear Fund
38	C9: Inclusion of feminism in military operations	Shweta Bhatnagar
39	C10: Upgrading the Peacebuilding Commission into an empowered Peacebuilding Council	Richard Ponzio
40	C11: Elevating the Humanitarian-Development-Peacebuilding Nexus in the New Agenda for Peace	FOGGS (Georgios Kostakos)
41	C12: UN Security Council oversight to improve implementation of UNSC 2250 (Youth, Peace and Security) in conflict regions	Jospin Amani, Solisarite pour l'Encadrement et Lurtte Contre la Pauvrete
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43	D. Human rights, peace and national rule of law
44	D1: Affirm that all actions undertaken by and outcomes of collaborative arrangements between the United Nations and regional organizations reflect respect for human rights	Jacob Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights
45	D2: Advancing the human rights to peace, nuclear abolition and climate protection (in the ICJ and the Human Rights Council)	Aotearoa Lawyers for Peace and others
46	D3: Supporting regional human rights mechanisms	Joshua Cooper, Hawai'i Institute for Human Rights
47	D4: Recognising the Right to Dream as a Human Right	Myrian Castello
48	D5: Assistance to UN member states to improve their legal systems under the UN principles of the Rule of Law	Göran Lambertz
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50	E. Environmental security and governance
51	E1: Repurpose Trusteeship Council to manage the global commons	Parliament of the World's Religions/David Hales
52	E2: Eliminating SC veto and establishing 3 additional councils on Peacebuilding, Climate Security and Health Security	Prof. Dr. Vesselin Popovski, Centre of the Study of the UN
53	E3: Employ Environmental Peacebuilding practices	Jacopo DeMarinis, Citizens for Global Solutions
54	E4: Ministries and Departments of Peace	Gray Southon and the Global Alliance of Ministries and Infrastructures for Peace
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56	F. Education/Building a Culture of Peace/Cooperation, trust building and positive peace
57	F1: Promoting peace through International Relations	Gray Southon
58	F2: Establishment of an education program for young parliamentarians focusing on the UN and peaceful resolution of conflicts	Kerstin Leitner
59	F3: Young Patriot as Peacekeepers: Digital Literacy and Cultural Diplomacy	Diana Nur Izati
60	F4: Empowering youths as agents of peacebuilders and peacemakers globally	Malaysian Youth Diplomacy
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62	Financing for peace
63	G1: Commit to providing the necessary resources to apply the UN’s Human Rights Due Diligence Policy and fund the Special Advisor on Genocide and the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights	Jacob Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights
64	G2: Shifting budgets and investments from militarism to instead support climate protection, peace, public health and sustainable development (Same as Proposal B1 above)	UNFOLD ZERO et al
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