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==== Human Rights ====
==== Human Rights ====
==Criticism==
==Criticism==
Some renowned international figures have criticized the League of Nations as an extension of [[Urcean]] diplomacy, or more broadly as an exclusive [[Occidental]] and colonial powers club in spite of the long-term membership and even political tenured of delegates from eastern nations such as Corumm in the offices of the League. The League of Nations is a common target of [[Counter-Equatorial Movement|Counter-Equatorial conspiracy theories]] and manifestos by dictators and warlords in the third world, as well as nations diplomatically bent against Caphirian-Urcean hegemony. Additionally, the League has found a number of critics claiming it is too powerful and interferes in national affairs even as others decry it as useless and unconcerned with actual change or improvement in the world.  
Some renowned international figures have criticized the League of Nations as an extension of [[Urcean]] diplomacy, or more broadly as an exclusive [[Occidental]] and colonial powers club in spite of the long-term membership and even political tenured of delegates from eastern nations such as Daxia in the offices of the League. The League of Nations is a common target of [[Counter-Equatorial Movement|Counter-Equatorial conspiracy theories]] and manifestos by dictators and warlords in the third world, as well as nations diplomatically bent against Caphirian-Urcean hegemony. Additionally, the League has found a number of critics claiming it is too powerful and interferes in national affairs even as others decry it as useless and unconcerned with actual change or improvement in the world.  
[[Category: League of Nations]]
[[Category: League of Nations]]
[[Category: Organizations]]
[[Category: Organizations]]
[[Category:Common Core]]
[[Category:Common Core]]
[[Category: International law]]
[[Category: International law]]