The human security approach

That innovative approach had attracted significant funds from a new source, the Human Security Trust Fund.

The key to preventing violent conflict lies in an approach that emphasizes human security, that is the security of the people, as much as State security.

The key to preventing conflicts lies in an approach that emphasizes human security and human rights and addresses the root causes of conflicts.

For some, international security involves a mainly strategic and military approach for others, international security has essential socio economic components and for still others, security includes the new concept of human security.

The close interlinkages between security, development and human rights have revealed the imperative of an integrated approach to peacebuilding.

Our approach to security is multidimensional and maintains that security will not be possible for all unless we ensure socio economic development and respect for human rights.

The project aims to contribute to the eradication of poverty and strengthening of human security through an intersectoral and multidisciplinary approach.

The project aims to contribute to the eradication of poverty and strengthening of human security through an intersectoral and multidisciplinary approach.

The project is aimed at contributing to the eradication of poverty and strengthening of human security through an intersectoral and multidisciplinary approach.

We noted with interest the Secretary General's approach, which gives equal attention to the development, security and human rights aspects of the reform.

The concept of human security focusing on the protection and empowerment of individuals offers a meaningful approach in a world striving for freedom and dignity.

The lives of ordinary North Koreans matter as much as the security of North Korea s neighbors. A comprehensive approach is required one that focuses as much on the human dimension as on the security dimension.

Under the National AIDS Control Programme (NAP) the underlying approach is that HIV AIDS is not just a health issue but a major threat to human security.

A key theme that emerged in all the interactive sessions was the emphasis on a human rights based approach to development, peace and security and the need to elevate human rights within the United Nations.

That approach called for a concerted effort within the United Nations to bridge the gap between emergency relief and development, as exemplified by the Human Security Trust Fund.

Human security

Human security

Human security

If we are to improve human security meaningfully and make sustainable development possible, we should adopt an approach that will enable us to engage seriously in finding a solution.

The human rights based approach to cooperation and gender equality

See Human Security Now, Report of the Commission on Human Security, New York, 2003.

Japan supported a human security approach to combating international crime and the drug problem and hoped that that concept would eventually be mainstreamed into the work of the United Nations.

The countries of the Human Security Network will work with other Member States to ensure that the Peacebuilding Commission fully integrates such an approach in its structure, mandate and practice.

A new security approach is therefore required to contain these threats.

We share the Secretary General's overall approach, which builds upon the interlinkages among, and the mutually reinforcing nature of, security, development and human rights as the main pillars of our political agenda.

Promotion of human security and human rights in Africa

2004, Issue 3 Human Rights, Human Security and Disarmament

The Government decided to take a comprehensive approach to human rights reporting.

And that it should be based on a new, comprehensive approach to security.

In this approach, the role of the Security Council as guarantor of international peace and security is of vital importance.

This is called human security.

Health, human rights and security

Nuclear security was first and foremost the responsibility of States, and a comprehensive approach to nuclear security must involve all States.

We can have a new approach that again will provide food security for all Zimbabweans.

Such ideas seem to us worth considering as part of a broader space security approach.

Prioritizing human security does not mean neglecting national sovereignty or State security.

COOPERATION WITH THE HUMAN RIGHTS TREATY BODIES THEMATIC DISCUSSION ON HUMAN SECURITY

The United Nations wide approach to development, as laid down in the Secretary General's report entitled In larger freedom towards development, security and human rights for all (A 59 2005), emphasized poverty eradication and environmental sustainability.

All States should promote human rights from a neutral standpoint, adopting a strictly humanitarian approach.

Larger freedom development, security and human rights

Some delegations endorsed the life cycle approach and some asked for a more systematic use of the human rights based approach to programming in all focus areas.

Human rights treaty bodies have no common approach on how human rights law relates to rules of international humanitarian law during armed conflicts.

(b) Accelerating child related programmes and investments to reach the Millennium Development Goals, particularly by extending services to, empowering and building capacities among the poorest families and communities, an approach that also promotes the improvement of human security

An approach based on dialogue and consultation was desirable for securing an improvement in human rights.