United Nation's Preventive criminal policy concerning the Genocide

The United Nations, the most important international organization, has multifaceted criminal policy to fight against Genocide. Preventive criminal policy being one of the essential aspects of this policy has less effectiveness because of UN’ structure. In recent decades, UN has taken new approaches and changed from culture of genocide´ prevention to foresee of genocide. Responsibility to protect peoples from genocide and creation of Special Adviser of Secretary-General on the Prevention of Genocide, Special committee on the Prevention of Genocide and Human Right Council are conceptual and structural advancements in UN. Generally speaking, full effectiveness of UN’ criminal policy with regard to genocide, needs reformations in its structure, specially in security council’ structure and strong correlation with the other aspects of criminal policy, i.e. legislative, judicial and participative.