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Australia is a founding member of the UN, an active participant in UN institutions for 70 years and the 12th largest contributor to the UN regular and peacekeeping budgets.
As of 30 April 2019, Australia contributes 36 personnel to three UN peacekeeping missions: three staff officers to Cyprus (UNFICYP); 20 staff officers and one Expert on Mission to South Sudan (UNMISS); and 12 Experts on Mission to the Middle East (UNTSO, based in Jerusalem).
Australia is a founding member of the United Nations and has consistently supported the UNs role in world affairs since this time. Australia was an active participant at the 1945 San Francisco Conference, during which the UN Charter was negotiated.
United Nations reform Australia supports reform of the Security Council and its working methods to better reflect the modern world and ensure it is accessible to small and middle-sized countries.
Australia was also one of eight nations involved in drafting the Universal Declaration. This was due to the influential figures such as Dr Herbert Vere Evatt, the head of Australias delegation to the UN, and William Hodgson, the Australian Ambassador.
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Australian autonomous sanctions regimes are imposed and implemented by the Australian Government as a matter of Australian foreign policy. Australian autonomous sanctions regimes may supplement UNSC sanctions regimes, or be separate from them.
Australias relationship with the UN dates back to its formation, with Australia one of the 51 founding members that ratified the UN Charter in 1945. Australia has been a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council five times and currently holds a non-permanent position on the UN Human Rights Council.
What role did Australia play? Australia was a founding member of the UN and played a prominent role in the negotiation of the UN Charter in 1945. Australia was also one of eight nations involved in drafting the Universal Declaration.

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