Addressing the UN Security Council during the open discussion on the subject of “future-proofing trust for sustaining peace,” Kamboj said that from the Indian delegation’s point of view, in order to secure the future or future-proof it, one must first and foremost learn the proper lessons from the past. She questioned whether the Security Council in its present form, which denies permanent representation to entire continents of Africa, Latin America, and the world’s largest democracy, could be deemed inclusive by making five members more equal than others. She further asked, “Does the Council’s normative framework eliminate inequality or does it…
