United Nations Act 1946 (1946 c 45)

The United Nations Act 1946 (1946 c 45) provides the UK government with the authority to give effect to resolutions from the United Nations Security Council through domestic legislation. Enacted in the post-World War II context, it underscores the UK’s commitment to international peace and security. This Act enables the adoption of necessary measures, such as sanctions and embargoes, to enforce international directives. By allowing orders in council to implement binding UN decisions quickly, it plays a critical role in the UK's adherence to international law and cooperation with global governance structures.

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United Nations Act 1946 (1946 c 45)

The United Nations Act 1946 (1946 c 45) provides the UK government with the authority to give effect to resolutions from the United Nations Security Council through domestic legislation. Enacted in the post-World War II context, it underscores the UK’s commitment to international peace and security. This Act enables the adoption of necessary measures, such as sanctions and embargoes, to enforce international directives. By allowing orders in council to implement binding UN decisions quickly, it plays a critical role in the UK's adherence to international law and cooperation with global governance structures.

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United Nations Act 1946 (1946 c 45)

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