Thread: How well does the UN enforce its policies?
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Old 11-23-2004, 05:21 AM
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Default actually, university security guards at least have
a mechanism by which they can make you pay for violations (the University can bill you for it and keep you from registering for classes or having transcripts released until you pay traffic tickets). The UN is both unwilling, and incapable, of enforcing their dictates because they allow all countries, even those which are fascist human rights abusers, to have equal say.

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