Q: What if there exists an exigent situation? A: R2P cannot be invoked even though there exists an exigent situation.

R2P may only be invoked in the following situations 1. Large scale atrocities 2. The intervening state must have dominant but not necessarily pure humanitarian motive. 3. The international community prefers joint action. 4. Limited period and magnitude; only to that which is necessary to put a stop at the atrocities. 5. Must first exhaust all peaceful remedies. These requirements are NARROWLY construed, and absent one, it must fail altogether. The mere existence of exigencies itself is not a ground for the invocation of the responsibility to protect.

CLAIM: RLSEMCs authorization of respondents presence is valid. REBUTTAL: It may be valid at the beginning, BUT RLSEMCs withdrawal of its troops revoked such authorization and Raepinosas subsequent stay in Asioya is NO LONGER AUTHORIZED. (C.25) [INSERT SOURCE].

CLAIM: 100,000 civilians died. Hence there is R2P. REBUTTAL: The compromise does not state that the 100,000 people are civilians. (C.24) *For all we know they could have been soldiers who were part of the fighting in the first place*

CLAIM: It is a crime against humanity. REBUTTAL:

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