"Get PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE PEACEKEEPING POWERS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL
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Evoking the influence of international humanitarian law (IHL) in the exercise of the peacekeeping powers of the Security Council (SC) would probably have been considered an absurdity in 1945. Indeed, jus ad bellum having been transformed into jus contra bellum through Article 21674 of the United Nations Charter (CNU), jus in bello no longer had its raison d'234tre, at least in the structure of the Charter. The editors of the CNU, barely out of the horror of the Second World War, thought they had designed a flawless collective security system capable of stopping all aggression and all inclinations of aggression. As war was prohibited and the collective security system was considered implacable, the law of armed conflict became superfluous, even embarrassing, because it left a doubt on the effectiveness of this system. From then on, the Geneva Conventions of 1949 (GC) were conceived alongside, and so to speak, outside the United Nations (UN) system.
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