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UN Security Council

institution
A health emergency was declared a threat to international peace and security, using enforcement powers once kept for acts of war.
Who they are

The UN Security Council.

What they do

It can treat a disease outbreak the same way it treats a war.

How it works

At a Council meeting (S/PV.4087), Al Gore proposed expanding the Council's 'new security agenda' beyond military threats to include pandemics, antibiotic resistance, and the global environmental challenge. Later, Resolution 2177 designated a health emergency as a threat to international peace and security for the first time, applying enforcement powers previously reserved for acts of war.

Why it matters

It shows how the Council can turn a health crisis into a security matter, opening the door to the same powers it uses for war.

The engine's record — word for word
The corpus records: "UN Security Council Resolution 2177 10 designated a health emergency as a threat to international peace and security for the first time, applying enforcement powers previously reserved for acts of war." It is presented publicly as: "Gore used his opening remarks at a UN Security Council meeting (S/PV.4087 20 ) to propose that the Council should expand its ‘ new security agenda ’ beyond traditional military threats to include ‘ the new pandemics ’, resistance to antibiotics, and ‘ the global environmental challenge ’." Documents named in the corpus: S/PV.4087; UN Security Council Resolution 2177; UN Security Council Resolution 2803. Cross-sourced to asil.org, policyoptions.irpp.org — documents cited by the corpus and retrieved independently of it.
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