Of late the humanization of international law has considerably undermined states' sovereignty. This trend has gained a momentum in the recent years and has rendered International law closer to be nation-centered more than ever. On the other hand, establishment and expansion of the jurisdiction assigned to handle human rights violations as well as an anticipation of the extent of implementation of the judicial body have been positive steps to promote human rights. Furthermore, they have prevented the violators' evading justice. As well, this trend reinforces the possibility of seeking justice for the victims of these violations. Establishment of an international judicial organization for protection of the rights of nations along with transna...
These reflections elaborates the theory of The Idea of Human Rights by addressing a topic that theor...
Item does not contain fulltextThis book attempts to establish how courts of general jurisdiction dif...
This Article has two main purposes. The first is to describe and evaluate empirically the right of i...
In this article it is contended that state practice, as evidenced in the declarations of the judicia...
The principle of domestic jurisdiction in international law makes national governments responsible f...
In the current nation-state system state sovereignty is often seen as a way for state officials to e...
The European and Inter-American human rights courts are increasingly moving beyond their original ma...
Promoting human rights at an international level implies state cooperation forestablishing agreement...
This article discusses the place of international human rights standards - as elaborated in global ...
Introduction. Human rights law has had a powerful influence on general international law. It sets th...
The Article focuses on the International Criminal Court (ICC), the commitment of states through ICC ...
The necessity of prosecution of major crimes committed againstindividuals or groups has become a com...
The international legal boundary between states; rights and human rights is not fixed. Long ago, the...
Under Chapter VII the UN Security Council has the authority to legally condemn certain behaviors by ...
Thesis advisor: David RasmussenThis thesis begins by analyzing three different philosophies on human...
These reflections elaborates the theory of The Idea of Human Rights by addressing a topic that theor...
Item does not contain fulltextThis book attempts to establish how courts of general jurisdiction dif...
This Article has two main purposes. The first is to describe and evaluate empirically the right of i...
In this article it is contended that state practice, as evidenced in the declarations of the judicia...
The principle of domestic jurisdiction in international law makes national governments responsible f...
In the current nation-state system state sovereignty is often seen as a way for state officials to e...
The European and Inter-American human rights courts are increasingly moving beyond their original ma...
Promoting human rights at an international level implies state cooperation forestablishing agreement...
This article discusses the place of international human rights standards - as elaborated in global ...
Introduction. Human rights law has had a powerful influence on general international law. It sets th...
The Article focuses on the International Criminal Court (ICC), the commitment of states through ICC ...
The necessity of prosecution of major crimes committed againstindividuals or groups has become a com...
The international legal boundary between states; rights and human rights is not fixed. Long ago, the...
Under Chapter VII the UN Security Council has the authority to legally condemn certain behaviors by ...
Thesis advisor: David RasmussenThis thesis begins by analyzing three different philosophies on human...
These reflections elaborates the theory of The Idea of Human Rights by addressing a topic that theor...
Item does not contain fulltextThis book attempts to establish how courts of general jurisdiction dif...
This Article has two main purposes. The first is to describe and evaluate empirically the right of i...