Domestic Institutionalization of Human Rights in International Human Rights Law; From National Institution to National System

Document Type : academic

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1 Imam Sadiq University

2 Imam Sadiq (pbuh) University

10.22066/cilamag.2024.710234

Abstract

One of the complex issues of international human rights law is the gap between theory and practice. Despite significant progress, international and regional mechanisms have not been able to fully bridge this gap. In this regard, "Domestic Institutionalization of Human Rights" seeks to play a complementary role in the multi-level supervision of international institutions over the protection of human rights in states. This article examines the role of "domestic institutionalization" in international human rights law. The article concludes that the United Nation’s prescriptions for domestic institutionalization of human rights have evolved beyond a mere focus on the role of the national human rights institution, and as much as it is related to the concept of “national human rights system”, it studies all relevant elements, including governmental and non-governmental actors, the legal framework, processes and relationships between them as a system. This process indirectly and softly weakens the absolute sovereignty of states. 

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  • Receive Date: 17 May 2023
  • Revise Date: 29 September 2023
  • Accept Date: 30 September 2023

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