United Nations Resolutions

United Nations Resolutions are formal decisions or statements made by the UN, typically by its General Assembly or Security Council. They address global issues such as peace and security, human rights, and environmental concerns. While resolutions can encourage or recommend actions to member states, they usually do not have the force of law. Some resolutions may call for sanctions or military action, which member states are expected to respect. Overall, these resolutions reflect the collective will of the international community and aim to promote cooperation and resolve conflicts among nations.