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42 N.C. J. Int'l L. 115 (2016-2017)
The Contested Emerging International Norm and Practice of a Responsibility to Protect: Where Are Regional Organizations

handle is hein.journals/ncjint42 and id is 123 raw text is: The Contested Emerging International Norm and Practice of a Responsibility to Protect: Where are Regional Organizations? Stephen Kingaht and Eva Seiwerttt I. Introduction ............................116 II. From R2P to Responsibility While Protecting: Is R2P Customary International Law? .......... 119 III. The United Nations Security Council and Implementation of R2P......... ............. 123 IV. Is There a Regional Missing Link in R2P?................ 128 A. The African Union and R2P in Libya................... 131 B. The African Union and R2P in the Central African Republic .................... ...........134 C. The African Union and R2P in Burundi...............136 D. The African Union and R2P in Northeastern Nigeria ................................. 138 E. IGAD and R2P in South Sudan ....... ......... 140 F. League of Arab States and R2P in Syria...............142 G. League of Arab States and R2P in Libya..............145 H. League of Arab States and R2P in Iraq ................146 I. League of Arab States and R2P in Yemen............. 147 J. SAARC in Afghanistan..........................148 K. ASEAN and R2P in Myanmar... ................ 152 L. OSCE and R2P in Ukraine .....................155 M. SADC and R2P in the Democratic Republic of Congo ........................ ..... 156 t Stephen Kingah (PhD Law) is research fellow at the United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS), Bruges, Belgium (skingah@cris.unu.edu). tt Eva Seiwert is research intern at the UNU-CRIS. An initial version of this article was presented at the Conference: Networked World? Multilateral Institutions in International Security Governance (6 November 2015, ETH, Zurich). The authors are grateful for the comments received from participants. They also express gratitude to the editors and reviewers of the North Carolina Journal ofInternational Law.

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