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This study gives a comprehensive picture of the development of human rights diplomacy since the establishment of the UN, focusing on the dilemmas governments are facing regarding their human-rights-related decisions and demonstrating the changes that occurred during the post-Cold War period, both in respect of the tools and participants in this field. Special attention is given to the role of international organizations, and in particular to the UN in this process, and the new human rights challenges the international community must address in order to maintain the relevance of human rights diplomacy. |
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The Development of Human Rights Diplomacy Since the Establishment of the UNMore Actors, More Efficiency? |
| Journal | Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law, Issue 1 2020 |
| Keywords | human rights, diplomacy, international organizations, NGOs, corporate social responsibility |
| Authors | István Lakatos |
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