KEWENANGAN DEWAN KEAMANAN PBB TERHADAP PENYELESAIAN KONFLIK NON-INTERNASIONAL DI LIBYA TAHUN 2011

NDOLU, SCHERTIAN TONY HADINATA (2016) KEWENANGAN DEWAN KEAMANAN PBB TERHADAP PENYELESAIAN KONFLIK NON-INTERNASIONAL DI LIBYA TAHUN 2011. S1 thesis, UAJY.

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Abstract

The UN Security Council is one of the organs of the united nations that have the objective of maintaining international peace and security. Libya conflict in 2011 has attracted international attention because it threatens world peace and security. Therefore, the UN Security Council is very important in noninternational conflict resolution in Libya. This research is a normative law research. The formulation of the problem is how the authority of the UN Security Council against non-International conflict resolution in Libya in 2011? Data collected through the study of literature and interviews. Methods of data analysis conducted through qualitative analysis, while the conclusion is done by way of deductive method. The authority of the UN Security Council on the settlement of noninternational conflicts Libya in 2011 is the Security Council authorized the maintenance of peace and international security. The UN Security Council held a meeting and negotiate on the Libyan situation. The Security Council is authorized to determine that non-international conflicts Libya in 2011 is a threat to the peace, breach of the peace and conduct the investigation and settlement according to law by the ICC (International Criminal Court). The Security Council is authorized to decide what action to take in Libya conflict Completion by issuing resolutions 1970 and 1973 which states arm embargo, travel ban, asset freeze, protected civilians, and a no-fly zone on Libya. The UN Security Council through the NATO intervention on Libya aimed at protecting civilians and civilian residential areas from attack or threat of attack.

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