Amendment to the UN Charter: A move beyond political interests

While one sees the constitution of the UN charter, one finds the truth that is irrefutable to be perceived that many clauses of the charter have been framed to safeguard the political interests of the post world war-II allies. This insight may be virtually verified by the fact the indoctrination of the use of the veto power in the UNSC, remains the only legal prerogative of the P5 members of the Security Council. The powers assigned by the charter to the permanent members of the UNSC, do glaringly reflect the division between the North and the South.This domination of the UNSC over the general affairs of the UN, remains the riddle of enigma to be resolved by the international community's members.The powers given to the UNSC under chapter seven, yet remains the major threat to the security of the developing nations.