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R2P
(redirected from Responsibility to protect)

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AcronymDefinition
R2PResponsibility to Protect (New York, NY)
R2PResearch to Practice (US CDC; Cincinnati, OH)
R2PRight to Protect
R2PRequisition to Pay (business process)


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Ban said "I now look forward to further deepening our dialogue on how best to implement the responsibility to protect, building on the important debate the General Assembly held in late July" when Member States, especially those that had suffered such traumas, made "particularly meaningful" statements.
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Considerable debate surrounds the United Nations directive that officials of recognized national governments take responsibility to protect their subjects or citizens from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and crimes against humanity.
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She is globally recognized as a representative of a new generation concerned with our responsibility to protect the natural world.
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