United Nations resolution

A United Nations resolution is an official statement or decision made by the UN to address global issues like peace, security, human rights, or development. It reflects the consensus or majority view of member states, guiding international actions and policies. Resolutions can be procedural or substantive, often recommending actions, setting norms, or making declarations. While they are influential in shaping international law and diplomacy, their enforceability varies depending on their type and the political will of member countries. Essentially, they serve as a collective voice aiming to promote peace, stability, and cooperation worldwide.