UN and Non-State-Actor-Country (NSAC) aka TSP
What does NSAC mean?
A country where a person or a group of people are planning or acted towards civilian and/or economical damage of other country, where the NSAC country does not have any control or power to prevent this group from the act of international terrorism.
Which country can be categorized as NSAC?
To become an NSAC a country should accept internationally that there are non state actors operating on her soil. A declaration made by its President or Prime Minister or any equivalent in the UN or at any international conference or to another nation can be recorded as an official declaration and thus gives right to the UN to act further in the accord of protecting the victim country.
A country cannot be declared NSAC by other countries or UN except herself.
By declaration the UN accept the fact that NSAC is incapable of eliminating non state actors and also incapable of providing assurance to the international community on preventing international terrorism initiated from her soil. Thus forms a ground for UN or the Victim country to act against the non state actors.
Who is a Victim country
A country can claimed herself as a Victim of NSAC if any terrorist attack happened on her citizen or assets by non-state-actors of NSAC.
The Victim must provide proofs to the UN security council. Upon acceptance of the proof a country can claim herself as the Victim.
How a Victim country can react
Victim country is entitled to launch a military or police operation against non state actors on the NSAC soil. The operation should not last more than the conveyed timescale in the UN. If the timescale is more than 5 years then it needs approval from the security council
When UN can take the action
UN might take military action if the Victim declares that she is incapable of launching military action by herself.
Guidelines for Victim and NSAC in the event of action
Action of UN or the Victim against the non state actors is considered as a favor to NSAC.
Following are the general guidelines for the Victim and NSAC:
a) NSAC must share intelligence with the Victim during the action
b) NSAC must provide logistical support to the Victim, if demanded
c) in return the Victim must pay the cost to the NSAC with the maximum cap of 100 million USD per annum
d) Victim must compensate for any civilian or asset loss of NSAC. NSAC must get the amount approved by the UN security council at the end of the operation.
e) an operation should be ended as soon as NSAC declare it no more has non state actors. This claim must be accepted by the UN security council along with the Victim who can veto the claim. Upon rejection the military action may continue.
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Abhijit
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