Social Sciences
8 years ago

New International System Holds Accountable Those Violating Human Rights

Brill | Nijhoff eBooks
Chapter 1. The International System for the Protection of Human Rights
Ralph Crawshaw, Stuart C. Cullen, Tom Williamson

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The chapter explains how international institutions work to protect human rights. These institutions hold individuals accountable for violating human rights and international laws. The Human Rights Committee and the International Labour Organization are key players in this system. They oversee the implementation of human rights treaties and promote social justice.