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64Other DocumentsChappell, Duncan and Evans, John. The Role, Preparation andPerformance of Civilian Police in United Nations PeacekeepingOperations. At: http://www.aspr.ac.at/publications/wp1_99.pdfThe Responsibility to Protect: Report of the International Commission onIntervention and State Sovereignty. (2001) IDRC, Ottawa: e – ISBN. At:http://www.idrc.ca/en/ev-28743-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html\
65ANNEXE 1: GLOSSARYCrime Prevention: Refers to a host of preventive measures taken by thelaw enforcement agencies such as patrolling in the area and checkingwhich have deterrent effects on crime and helps in preventing commissionof crime.Human Rights: Human Rights are inherent and inalienable rights whichare due to an individual by virtue of his/her being a human being and arenecessary to ensure the dignity of every person as a human being. Theseinclude civil liberties as well as social, economic and political rights.Integrated Mission: Integrated mission is an independent instrument withwhich the UN seeks to help countries in the transition from war to lastingpeace, or address a similarly complex situation that requires a system-wideUN response, through subsuming various actors and approaches within anoverall political-strategic crisis management framework. 45Organised crime: Refers to illegal activities undertaken by a group/gangof criminals with a defined structure and hierarchy, most commonly for thepurpose of generating monetary profit.Peace keeping: Peacekeeping refers to activities undertaken with theconsent of the parties to a dispute, designed to monitor and facilitateimplementation of a ceasefire, truce or other such agreement and supportdiplomatic efforts to create conditions for sustainable peace and reach along term political settlement.45Report on Integrated Missions: Practical Perspectives and Recommendations. May 2005. Athttp://ochaonline.un.org/OchaLinkClick.aspx?link=ocha&DocId=1003352 (last visited Nov. 16, 2009)
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6LIST OF ABBREVIATIONSCUNPKDPKO: Ce
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