What is the importance of Human Rights to national sovereignty?

What is the importance of Human Rights to national sovereignty

INTRODUCTION

Global society today is afflicted by a pernicious malaise , the malaise of ambiguity . Nationalism , in the universal sense , generally derives its meaning from the status of governance , nowadays . Race , gender , and ethnicity no longer mandate the locative point of nationalistic ideals The world , as still recovering from the historical byproducts of the pervasive spirit of the colonialist strain , fails to recognize that the empowerment of these groups of men , thus converged into their organized yet specific constructs , relies solely now

on very territorial political assumptions

Territory , is greatly dictating the laws of our present world While some member countries of the United Nations choose macroeconomic integration and cultural cooperation [such as in the case of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN ) and the European Council / Union (EC EU )] , there are also these member countries who choose to allow for the practices and machinations of degeneration [such as in the case of the Islamic Nations] . The advancements of civilization can be characterized in part by the increasing size of co-operating societies in which economic development and security were enhanced , and which resulted in the formation of nation states . Now , nation states are increasingly co-operating through the United Nations and other organizations to address common challenges , not so much from military aggression , but from the multitude of issues inherent in sharing a common globe . This development has been accompanied by three principal developments : commercial power has overshadowed military power multilateralism has become more prevalent and civil society (non-governmental organizations and business ) has taken a greater role This new environment needs new approaches and skills to manage the extraordinary complexities involved

The indicated examples (above ) are but a few , compared to the great number of them which presently do exist . The issue , in focus , today would be the implications on the discipline and science of international relations of the CASE OF CRUZ VARAS AND OTHERS vs . SWEDEN and that of CASE OF VILVARAJAH AND OTHERS vs . THE UNITED KINGDOM , and the recommendations [as responses to] , and , for these definable ambiguities which pertain to and answer to : the essence of national sovereignty

CASES IN POINT

ADDRESSING THE (U .N ) BODY

Mr . Vilvarajah , Skandarajah , Mister Sivakumaran , together with Mr Cruz Varas and family , represent the occurrence of incidences of human rights violations - purportedly they had due reasons to categorize themselves as breach of human rights victims , and their stories are being rendered as resonant , for review : in to discuss the specific implications of these individuals ' experiences to serve as references for the which is the role of human rights in the political realm of national sovereignty and what is their relevance in view of international relations

CASE OF VILVARAJAH AND OTHERS v . THE UNITED KINGDOM

Mr . Vilvarajah , Mr . Skandarajah , and Mister Sivakumaran are Sri-Lankan nationals seeking political asylum in the United Kingdom , on the grounds that the extremist actions of the military forces in their country have forced...