HUMANITARIAN DIPLOMACY IN THE LIGHT OF THE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER

AUTHOR – ANAS JAMIL ALLOUZI, THE WORLD ISLAMIC SCIENCES AND EDUCATION UNIVERSITY, PHD STUDENT – FACULTY OF LAW, EMAIL – 6210206007@STD.WISE.EDU.JO

BEST CITATION – ANAS JAMIL ALLOUZI, HUMANITARIAN DIPLOMACY IN THE LIGHT OF THE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE (IJCJ), 3 (1) OF 2025, PG. 22-32, APIS – 3920 – 0012.

Abstract

The paper explores the intersection of humanitarian diplomacy and the United Nations Charter, particularly investigating whether existing diplomatic practices effectively uphold the Charters principles of humanitarian assistance and protection. Through a qualitative analysis comprising case studies, interviews with diplomats and humanitarian workers, and a thorough examination of pertinent UN resolutions and reports, the research reveals that while there have been significant strides towards integrating humanitarian considerations into diplomatic efforts, substantial gaps remain that undermine the efficacy of these initiatives. The findings indicate that the current diplomatic framework often overlooks critical aspects of healthcare access and assistance, particularly in conflict-affected regions. This shortfall not only exacerbates health disparities but also contradicts the humanitarian principles outlined in the Charter. The significance of these findings extends beyond theoretical implications, as they highlight the urgent need for reform in diplomatic practices to ensure that humanitarian rights are prioritized in decision-making processes. Furthermore, this study underscores the importance of a cohesive approach that integrates healthcare implications into humanitarian diplomacy, thereby fostering a more effective response to global health crises. By informing policymakers and practitioners, the research aims to enhance the framework of humanitarian diplomacy, ultimately contributing to improved health outcomes and the protection of vulnerable populations in line with the ideals set forth in the United Nations Charter.

Keywords: Humanitarian, Humanitarian Diplomacy, United Nations, International law, practices, Charters