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HR0178LRB104 12683 LAW 23490 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, On October 24, 1945, the United Nations (UN) was 

3formed following World War II, the most devastating armed 

4conflict in human history, succeeding the League of Nations, 

5which was widely recognized as a failed intergovernmental 

6organization; and

7 WHEREAS, Since its inception, the UN has operated with the 

8goal of preventing future world wars, consisting of a group of 

9independent countries that have voluntarily joined together to 

10work towards world peace and economic and social progress; and

11 WHEREAS, The UN's mission to preserve world peace was 

12initially complicated, largely due in part to Cold War 

13tensions between the United States and the USSR, leading it to 

14enlist the help of unarmed military observers and lightly 

15armed peacekeepers primarily tasked with monitoring; by the 

161970s, the organization's budget for economic and social 

17development programs largely exceeded its spending on 

18peacekeeping, and after the fall of the USSR in 1991, it 

19expanded its field operations, undertaking a wide variety of 

20complex tasks; and

21 WHEREAS, Over the years, the UN has depended on the 

22support and leadership of the United States to successfully 

HR0178- 2 -LRB104 12683 LAW 23490 r

1achieve its goals and objectives; and

2 WHEREAS, Today, the UN is the foremost global organization 

3striving for women's rights and the advancement of women as 

4well as the health and development of communities around the 

5world; and

6 WHEREAS, The UN's largest nongovernmental organization 

7(NGO) is Zonta International, which promotes the advancement 

8of the status of women internatio