Abstract
The Security Council renews five non-permanent member States every year. Although this exercise has become part of the customs within the General Assembly, the organ that elects non-permanent member States, this year’s elections sparked protests from the DRC and some international non-governmental organizations. Beyond these protest, this paper examines the impact of Rwanda’s entry in the Security Council on peace and security in the Great Lakes region, particularly Eastern DRC. Drawing lessons from the past, this paper tends to analyze benefits and Rwanda’s non-permanent seat in the Security Council.
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