A Japanese-initiated international panel began on Sunday its two-day final meeting on human security.
At issue is the protection of the "vital core" of human lives and the realization of human potential. The panel aims to propose to the international community a plan to strengthen human security.
The 12-member commission will discuss ways to advance the process of protecting people from problems related to conflict, poverty, infectious disease, terrorism and human rights violations, commission members said.
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