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The UN has a responsibility to protect populations from genocide and crimes against humanity, but to what effect? Experts will consider how recent events, such as those in Libya, challenge the international concept of 'Responsibility to Protect'. Chaloka Beyani is senior lecturer in law, LSE. Ignacio Llanos is counsellor of the Embassy of Chile in the UK. Adam Roberts is president of The British Academy.
Browser does not support script. Browser does not support script. Browser does not support script. Loading the player... Browser does not support script. Download : Audio Speaker(s): Dr Chaloka Beyani, Ignacio Llanos, Professor Sir Adam Roberts Chair: Professor Chetan Bhatt Recorded on 15 November 2011 at Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House The UN has a responsibility to protect populations from genocide and crimes against humanity, but to what effect?
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