International Law and Human Rights Violations: Solutions and Precedents

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International Law
Part B
What would the United Nations be required to do in the situation, if anything?
The protection of children from sexual exploitation has for quite a long period been an
issue of a lot of concern primarily by the multinational community. Consequently, it has led
to the establishment of essential standards over time to make sure that children are
safeguarded from sexual abuse as well as from other slavery practices such as prostitution,
sale, and pornography (Greenbaum et al., 567). On the same note, these issues have also been
figured conspicuously on the agenda human right mechanisms and bodies. Therefore, the best
way for the United Nations to fight against human trafficking it should do the following:
 Carry out both national, regional, and multinational workshops;
 Intensify awareness of the children rights violations;
 Undertake fact-finding missions to evaluate the trends associated with human
trafficking;
 Support to avert as well as tackling the cause of the sexual exploitation of children.
Research a similar case post-1945 and explain what the United Nations did in the
situation. What is the precedent that was set?

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Though the idea of human right is abstract, the manner in which it is applied directly
and expansively has an effect on all peoples’ day-to-day life internationally. There are many
people who have suffered crime against humanity (Thakur). For instance, over the last decade
specifically millions of people have suffered in the hand of authoritarian regimes by being
denied both political as well as civil freedom. Thus, the concept of human rights has a long
history. However, it is only in the past century whereby the multinational community decided
to galvanize a rule to enhance and safeguard individuals from further suffering. Specifically,
since the launching of United Nations in 1945, global leaders have been working together to
codify human rights in a unanimously recognized organization of treaties, norms in addition
to institutions. As a result, the formation of the United Nations has led to the development of
a worldwide system of governance that is working round the clock to support human rights
both at local and international level.
Accordingly, through teamwork, facilitated through the formation of the UN, its
players have realized a remarkable success, even though institutionalization and well as the
implementation of dissimilar rights is developing at a different pace. The response to mass
violence has seen the greatest advancement, even though its enforcement stands to be
inconsistent. The imperative to offer individuals with sufficient public health care is strongly
set in across the world since enough resources have been devoted to the challenge
(Constantinou, 477). Similarly, the right to freedom from slavery in addition to forced labor
has been included in the national and global institutions. Thus it has promoted from high-
profile pressure to combat forced labor as well as human trafficking. Certainly, the steady
accumulation of human right-linked conventions has been on the rise to support a majority of
the nations to do more in efforts to execute binding legislation in their rulings as well as
constitutions.
How would a natural law philosopher approach the solution?