judgement of power for un imf icc catholic church amnesty

Question 1

power of un

Answer 1

their power is limited
the p5 powers limit the ability for resolutions to go past the unsc
however is able to exert power onto other states when it comes to climate. >sense of shame for x meeting climate target of 1.5 degrees> challenge sovergnity of particular states forces them into stronger action eg aus

Question 2

power of the imf

Answer 2

it is fairly strong
1 trillion dollars to lend which means it has the eco capacity to respond quickly>sufficent funds
g20 response= imf ability to influence others
however in terms of the vaccine x able to get it to the most disadvantaged states

Question 3

power of the icc

Answer 3

is relatively weak
they x have their own police force to arrest those with warrents
a case can be deffered for 12 months by the unsc
its jurisdiction means that it has to of occurred in a member state and the individaul is from a member state
only 2/5 p5 members are a member state
the unsc has approve for someone to be indicted
howver those states who hand in those indicted >+sov

Question 4

power of amnesty

Answer 4

relativey strong
funded by membership+ public donations
independant from govt, religion, political parties
gives legitimacy hw it x has support of a larger group
has consultative status in unsc
much of their power comes in thier ability to spread info
hw pos amnesty intevention always x work eg rohingya

Question 5

power of the catholic church

Answer 5

strong
it has 1.3 billion members or 17.4 percent of world pop
power embodied in the vactican= sov state
has dimplomatic relations with 183 states only usa has more
observer status in the un+wto
has high cultural pwer
pope in 2014= 4th most powerful individual in the world
has a larhe say in refugees eg prompted itaily to form mare nostram