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Yolanda M. Moreno
Professor Bossie
International Law and Justice
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Abstract
The international law and justice within the United Nations is a topic interest about how they're
finding the knowledge of understanding, developing for their nations, and being able to apply
that towards the people. Of being able to form treaties, having standards, social development,
human rights, and customs in order to put together for all nations to agree upon their inactions
Review of Literature
The international law and justice are having rules to be placed of treaties and be
identified by different nations to be combined together under the same ruling. The definition of
international law and justice from a professor of law, of how it had meant to him. That with the
international law there are different ways of defining it. For example, it can be an expression of
law or an expression of power. He's talking about that in a way you can say discusses the
different types of seeing international law and justice can be how the UN is advancing their way
in the process (U., 2013). There are other ways to be able to describe how international law can
be defined as, however, in the video, it explains it in more detail about the law and the justice
(U., 2013).
To understand how the UN would be developing their laws and criminal justice system
the following questions would help to clear things of the development, the explanation, and the
2. How are the international laws trying to make it better for their nations?
3. How do the international laws and justice impact with the people?
These questions would help understand more about the literature review of stating
information of understanding about international law and justice, of the people, have influenced
“International Law and Justice” from the United Nations global issues site. It talks about
the performance the UN is making progress within the “international law-conventions, treaties
and standards-central in promoting economic and social development”. The article talks about
how they are making it happen, how over the years they’re bringing in all these organizations are
advancing for them it is better. It even has the treaties from the past to show the history of getting
Laurie R. Blank’s article talks about how to train within the international criminal law
aspect, about the taking responsibility, of how sentencing in training, and about taking control
within the state. Of taking responsibility, of how it's done and how its taking place within the
training. The sentencing within the training of how the issues are being produced by. How the
state would respond in the training is by understanding the individual's criminal past and taking
action of being played out and putting it into action from the training. The reason for this article
is because it focuses on how the training processes happening within the international law
(Blank, 2017).
How is the international laws trying to make it better for their nations?
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They are wanting to make their “principal legal system” better of wanting to move
forward rather than back or no the same topic. The picture on the left shows how all the nations
international law-treaties and customs”, which would state on most about the human rights
(Wuerth, 2017). The human rights laws are that all humans to have the constitutional, for
everyone to be treated the same. Which according to the Human Rights article the picture on the
able to be themselves, meaning following their own religion, their own cultural, and more.
Within the UN these rights are based into their policies and programs in order to have “peace and
Realizing that having these interest of making the nations better would please the people
of an actual participant within government activist and socializing net worths. Because focusing
on the people would help make the nations better than always having people fight against the
government and seeming to not ever move forward rather than backward.
How does the international laws and justice impact with the people?
International Law in the Post-Human Rights Era, the article talks about international law
on human rights. Of how human rights are changing, how it’ll affect people, of understanding
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international law for human rights. The article talks about how the international law sees human
rights and how to fix any problems. It even discusses how international law fits with human
rights. It talks about how human rights can be defined for this article, and developing ways for it
to basically fit into the international laws (Wuerth, 2017). “By contrast, US compliance with its
international legal commitments is generally high in the areas studied in this symposium, while
US leadership has been variable, high in some areas and absent in others. Disaggregating EU
support reveals similar nuances: while EU (European Union) leadership has indeed been
important in the areas of the environment and human rights, it has been more variable in other
areas, and EU countries have in several instances been divided amongst themselves, with both
leaders and laggards in evidence” (Pollack, 2015). Couldn’t have said it better than how Pollack
said how two different international nations law have stated between them. That how the EU
would focus more on the people and their environments, of wanting to make it better. Which the
picture to the left is part of the type of rights that the international laws are trying to focus on. As
mentioned before in the human rights law, these would be what the EU and UN international
Conclusion
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In conclusion, the international laws and justice system are wanting to have rules,
treaties, and customs for people to be able to safe and secure with. That the international law and
justice are coming along with wanting to develop their laws for most for the people, rather than
References
rights/
https://worldbeyondwar.org/international-law/ (picture)
http://www.un.org/en/sections/issues-depth/international-law-and-justice/index.html
International Law, Human Rights & Humanitarian Intervention. (2013, December 19).
analysis/route-d-global-political-issues/human-rights/ (picture)
Pollack, M. A. (2015). Who supports international law, and why?: The United States, the
European Union, and the international legal order: Table 1. International Journal of
U. (2013, September 19). Antony Anghie - International law and justice. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=928tI5Iu3v8
we-do/uphold-international-law/
Wuerth, I. (2017). International Law in the Post-Human Rights Era. Texas Law Review,
96(2), 279.