The Curse of Security
After the end of World War II, humanity dreamed of peace, coexistence and prosperity. They rebuilt their own and foreign homes and factories. They also rebuilt their empathy for others and swore to eliminate religious, ethnic, sexual, racial and other forms of discrimination and intolerance. Coexistence between different nations, races and religious groups, as well as between genders, and respect for human and children's rights was also crowned by the establishment of the United Nations. Within this organization, the Security Council was also established as a guarantor of the peaceful resolution of disputes between countries, nations, religions, genders and all other social divisions of humanity. Of course, peaceful coexistence did not last long. 4 years after the end of World War II, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) was established. Its operations were initially supposed to be temporary, but there is no record of a period in which its operations were not...