what are human right?

Human Rights

Basic rights and freedoms to which all human beings are entitled, applicable at all times and in all places, protecting everyone equally without discrimination.

Global Governance

Intervention by the global community attempting to regulate issues such as human rights, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.

Human Rights Norms

Established customary behaviour based on moral principles and ways of living within a country or region.

International Treaties

International agreements concluded between states, in written form and governed by international law.

Intervention

Actions of a state, group of states, or international organizations in a foreign territory to end gross violations of human rights.

Geopolitics

The global balance of political power and international relations, closely linked to economic power and international trade strength.

Humanitarian Intervention

Military force used by a state or group of states in a foreign territory to end gross violations of fundamental human rights.

UN Security Council

The only body that can legally authorize the use of force through security council resolutions.

Supranational Organizations

Organizations such as the European Union that exert significant political pressure collectively.

NATO

North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a collection of militaries obliged to respond to military attacks against member states.

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Investments made by a company or individual in one country in business interests in another country, used by China to establish political ties.