understanding & solution

We focus our efforts on resolving existing situations and perpetrated crimes with our reactive tools and instruments.

But then, by definition, we are too late. 

So, I speak from experienxce  when I say that what is required  for addressing core international crimes, is an entirely  new conceptual framework based (not just) in resolving situations and finding redress, but in preventing these situations and crimes. I believe that what is required now is a radical  change in how we view humanity and the abuses on human beings of any and all persuasions, religious or ethnic groups. This will require a revolutionary integration of disciplines, working in concert for innovative solutions that ensure mult-faceted engagement. 

Inspired by and constructed upon the words of Romeo Dallaire, commander of the UN troops in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide.

Spoken at the occasion of the 75th birthday of the United Nations.