The UNSC requires that, for any intervention to be acceptable internationally and be legitimate in terms of international norms and values as codified under international law, it must be multilateral and have a UNSC mandate. This brings us to the question: who decides and under what circumstances can intervention be declared legitimate or illegitimate? There is consensus among scholars that the UNSC is the only legitimate body that has the power to grant states the mandate to intervene, under the terms of the UN Charter. In 1979 the then-President of Tanzania, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, ordered his army to remove the tyrannical regime of General Idi Amin of Uganda. Amin’s soldiers had, on several occasions, mounted incursions into Tanzanian territory. Nyerere’s action was launched without the approval of the OAU and without a UNSC mandate. This was also analogous with the 1998 military intervention in Lesotho. Ke eng e ka u bopa ka MORN Laser? Explore Sample rona Club le DIY downloads le tham mong bang laser faele hore o ka bopa ka mochini hao MORN Laser. Fumana seo u ka se etsang le MORN e ho web leqepheng la rona ka ho fetisisa ratoa!