Essay on Multilateral Intervention within ASEAN

Concerning the ethnic minorities of Burma, I believe that we are in a period where carefully analyzed humanitarian input can have a successful impact. Unlike the genocide in Darfur, we’re aware of a developing situation where large-scale genocide has not taken place yet. History further lends a hand in paralleling the cordoning in society of minorities such as the Rohingya with that of the black African minorities in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. Lessons gained in the events in Sudan should be considered in defending the minorities of Burma who are facing human rights violation.

There are millions of people that wish for peace every day. If those people of today’s world cannot have peace, they want to avoid any form of violence. Canada is a very good example of a peaceful lifestyle. Unfortunately, this state is not common to every country. In 1945, an international organization called United Nations was created in order to try to fix this kind of problem around the world. This is done by intervening in several countries in order to bring peace. Among these interventions, many were situated on the African continent: Sudan, South Africa, Sierra Leone and Somalia are some examples of countries that got the help of the United Nations. What determines the United Nations final decision whether to intervene in African

The US has put their presence in Southeast Asia and it has resulted in dire consequences. Southeast Asia has terrorist groups known as Al Qaeda and evil leaders such as Saddam Hussein. America thinks that their presence is needed in Southeast Asia to help deal with relations like this and others to come. But, the US should not have a presence in Southeast Asia. The US should not have a presence in Southeast Asia because, our military has and will cause further damage to the ecosystem, we tend to reason with force and result easily to conflict when dealing with situations like this, and we ask if others what we wouldn't do.

In the aftermath of the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989 the Australia government is using a different foreign policy approach through bilateral dialogue to discuss Chinas human rights issues. Before the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989, the Australia government depended on the UN Commission on Human rights (UNCHR) to help Chinas change its human right policy (Fleay, 2008). The Australia saw the bilateral dialogue more effective because the government could invite the Chinese counterpart behind –closed- doors meetings to discuss individual difference and point of view of human rights issues in the region (Fleay, 2008). The Australia government replaced public form of criticism of the UNCHR resolution to confidential diplomatic talks with China

I want to start off by stating how much I really enjoyed the two articles about Burma. When I first begin to read, I was very intrigued by how poorly the people of Burma were being treated. The blunt disrespect of the people was very overwhelming, and I believe that no one should ever be treated that way. In Brief History of Burma By Thomas R. Lansner, it explained how Burma's peoples over many centuries were largely stripped of their authority after Britain's 19th century conquest of Burma. I feel that no one should have the power to take anything from anyone who had been working hard to get it in the first place. The military itself took the freedom of the people and tortured the people for years. As a read this, I begin to try to put myself

In this section, I will be discussing, the four categories—political, economic, health/education, and religion—that Burma needs to fix in order to build a democracy. First, it started out with political reforms. The flawed one-party constitution need to be changed. Although it might be difficult and take a long time to draft a new constitution without some form of participation by the military, it is still possible for Burma to create a new constitution. The process of drafting a new constitution should be approached in stages, with a succession of governments serving under a succession of transitional constitutions until the final goal is reached. This new constitution should guarantee basic human rights, economic reforms, and free market

To enhance the economic growth, social progress and cultural development in the region through joint ventures in the spirit of equality and in order to strengthen the foundation for a progressive and peaceful society of Southeast Asian Nations;

Engage the United States in the Asia-Pacific region through a network of treaty alliances and regional trade and security forums. To promote further cooperative engagement from both United States and China with other regional players through out the Asia-Pacific (White 2011 pg. 81).

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States by nature shall always uplift and protect their own territorial integrity and national interest against interventions through different approaches to survive. Hence, Philippines’ move in securing its territorial integrity through applying such approach as to say filing an arbitration case against China or other approaches if obligatory is necessary and inevitable due to the surrounding circumstances of the case.

Political uncertainty is prevalent after disputed national elections held in July two years ago (2013). It is then followed by a parliamentary boycott by the opposition party. The two parties have held time to time periodic negotiations to solve the issue after the elections but, as of June 2014, but no action thereafter. Country which witnessed high corruption which is reflected in respective index and rank on the take and had a negative impact on Commercial, Business and Financial factors of Cambodia. After government realized importance of these factors there has been some gradual improvement thereafter. Bribery and no transportation fatalities increases the cost of doing business in country. This has corrosive impact on international market seeking business in country.

This report analyses the political, legal, economical/financial, social/cultural and technological aspects of Myanmar to address the opportunities Myanmar holds for foreign investments.

ASEAN was officially founded in August 1967 when five founding member states jointly signed the Bangkok declaration. Since then ASEAN experienced number of threats, such as security threat in cold war, economic and financial threat in 1997 East Asia Economic crisis, and now being in the security dilemma between the United States and the People’s Republic of China, prominent major powers attempting to dominate the region, despite all the threat, ASEAN set its goal to become a community in December 2015 which has lot of potential to contribute to the world stage but it also has countless number of challenges, mainly caused by its diversities, nationalism and lack of

Let us start with the old challenges. Foreign policy of each country is driven by its national interest. Both India and China prefer a seamlessly friendly government in Kathmandu, which is not possible given their strategic contest and territorial conflict.

In the following paragraphs, survival of authoritarian regime will be the focus. Philippine and Malaysia will be used as case study to explain the rationale. History of Singapore, Burma, Thailand, South Vietnam and Indonesia will also be covered.