The UN is Bound by Human Rights: Understanding the Full Reach of Human Rights, Remedies, and Nonimmunity
The UN is Bound by Human Rights: Understanding the Full Reach of Human Rights, Remedies, and Nonimmunity
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联合国受人权约束:了解人权、补救措施和非豁免的全面影响
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2010
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J. Paust
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J. Paust
Is the United Nations, including the various entities that comprise the organization, bound to observe customary human rights? If so, what provisions of the United Nations Charter form the basis for such an obligation? Are the United Nations, its entities and personnel also bound by human rights jus cogens? In time of armed conflict, does the law of war override the reach of human rights law? Does potential liability for human rights violations exist for the U.N. and its entities, the state, and the individual, and if so, should the U.N. be immune? These are some of the important questions raised by Tom Dannenbaum’s article in the Harvard Journal and addressed in this on-line essay.