Titlebook: International Human Rights Law; Theory and Practice Riccardo Pisillo Mazzeschi Textbook 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG and G. Giappich

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Sources Envisaged in International Treatiesot always) take the name of “decisions” and are considered as “sources envisaged in treaties”. The most important hypotheses of binding acts of international organizations are to be found in the framework of the United Nations and the European Union. Other examples can be found in some UN Specialized Institutes, in the WTO and in NATO.

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Soft Lawy solemn form by the UN General Assembly, they are called “declarations of principles”. Taken as a whole, they are referred to as “soft law”, to indicate that they are not legally binding, as opposed to “hard law”.

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Treatieshe “objective” character of the same obligations and their collective guarantee; (.) the peremptory character of conventional human rights norms; (.) the theory that human rights treaties would have a “constitutional” nature; (.) the theory that human rights treaties would be formally addressed to individuals alongside States.

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Distinctions Between Human Rights Categorieslly, is a category of “fundamental” human rights justified and what, if any, is its content? These are important issues which should be addressed before dealing with the substantive content of individual human rights.

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The Foundation and Historical Development of International Human Rightst times; their legal foundation has been explained from varying perspectives by naturalism, positivism, juridical realism, institutional law theory; and the very notion of “human rights” has progressively widened.

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Other Regional Human Rights Systemslished, which became a body of the OAS and was entrusted with the task of monitoring compliance with the American Declaration. The Commission is based in Washington and consists of seven members, independent experts who sit in their personal capacity and who are elected by the General Assembly of the OAS.

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Protection of Life and Physical Integrity of the Persone the rights in this group deserve to be treated rather broadly. They include: (.) the right to life; (.) the prohibition of torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; (.) the prohibition of international crimes. The latter prohibition includes, in turn, certain subcategories.

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