Legal Obligations: International treaties and conventions create binding legal obligations for states that ratify them. These instruments outline specific human rights standards and principles, compelling governments to respect, protect, and…
Government Agencies: Many countries have established governmental bodies or commissions dedicated to protecting human rights. These agencies often provide information about rights and available remedies. Examples include national human rights…
Legal Frameworks: Many countries have established legal frameworks that aim to protect both national security and human rights. These frameworks often include specific laws that define the limits of state…
International Standards: The rights of prisoners are protected under various international treaties and guidelines, such as the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (the Nelson Mandela…
Trade Agreements and Human Rights Clauses: Many modern trade agreements include human rights clauses, obligating signatory states to uphold human rights standards. These clauses can be used as leverage to…
