Provides a comprehensive explanation and critique of ASEAN's human rights system in the context of political-legal developments in Southeast Asia and the global human rights discourse. It also features a rich analysis of the national, regional and international mechanisms that could strengthen the multi-institutional ASEAN human rights system.
Exploring the interplay between human rights, democracy, and international relations, this book examines how these elements influence a state's capacity to engage with global organizations. It delves into the criteria used by international bodies to assess member eligibility, highlighting the impact of governance and civil liberties on diplomatic participation. Through case studies and theoretical frameworks, the text provides insights into the evolving landscape of international cooperation and the significance of democratic values in global governance.
The Role of Human Rights and Democracy
Exploring the intersection of human rights and democracy, this book examines how these elements influence a state's capacity to engage with international organizations. It delves into the criteria and implications of participation, analyzing the political and ethical dimensions that govern state behavior on the global stage. Through various case studies, it sheds light on the challenges and opportunities faced by nations striving to align with international standards.