In this view, human rights conventions merely encode an unwritten law that exists regardless, and when such a law is violated, the violator will be punished in one way or another, either by the governing international body, or by a consortium of states, or by other states individually, or by fortune and divine retribution...
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The underlying belief, however, is that the law exists and has meaning even if no one obeys it. Since time immemorial, Realists have criticized this belief as naive, and Liberals have replied that Realism is heartless and inhuman. No doubt the debate will continue. The third view is termed Constructivist...
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Importance of Domestic Human Right laws They have come under criticism worldwide and the validity of such organizations has been questioned so what is it that is to be expected from lesser organizations having little say in international affairs...	3 / 775
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