The Role of the International Criminal Law, the importance of Cooperation in Protection of Human Rights

• Author: Halim Bajraktari
• Position: University 'Ukshin Hoti' of Prizren, Law Faculty
• Pages: 298-301

Vol. 3 No. 1

January, 2019

European Journal of Economics, Law and Social Sciences

IIPCCL Publishing, Graz-Austria

ISSN 2519-1284

Acces online at www.iipccl.org

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The Role of the International Criminal Law, the importance of Cooperation in

Protection of Human Rights

Prof. Ass. Dr. Halim Bajraktari

University ”Ukshin Hoti” of Prizren, Law Faculty

Abstract

Human rights have become the most discussed topic in two areas: their promotion and

protection, and in the frame of all the challenges the world is facing, such as their exploitation,

mistreatment, terrorism, international criminality, etc. Nowadays, these right are facing the

fear of death, rather than life and hope and are being overshadowed by the youth.

What are the future risks in society? How much the cooperation between states is needed

in the protection of these rights, why states need to have more cooperation and cooperative

agreements in the protection of human rights?

The beginning of the 21st century fi nds the world with never ending challenges. How many

states are today able to defend human rights in this li le co-operation on the one hand, and

with a great deal of peril, crime, and misuse of these rights?

These and many issues of cooperation between international criminal law and human rights

remain the key to the implementation of international declarations and acts in this 21st century

international justice fair.

Keywords: International criminal law, role, cooperation, human rights, needs and challenges.

Introduction

In the frame of today’s reality, the role of international criminal law has been increasing,

infl uencing the cooperation between the subjects of the law, thus increasing the role

they have in the international laws on human rights.

One thing now is that the orientation of international criminal law a er World War

II is increasing the factoring of the human rights protection element by investing

in states and in the delivery of international laws by increasingly revising their

standardization legal, both national and international. This area should be the main

contemporary contributor, which does not stop even in the regional aspect by trying

to make "Europeanization" (Salihu, 2016, p. 83), for the protection of human rights

and their criminal security (Pradel, J, Korstens, G, & Vermeulen, G. 2010, p.216.).

Such addressed e orts are the result of many international mechanisms with defense

elements such as: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Freedoms, (Where

by this 1947 declaration (Article 11)). The International Covenant on Civil and Political

Rights, the European Convention on the Protection of Human Rights, which together

have clearly intertwined how these legal and state areas need to be linked to help

protect citizens in the world.

The importance of cooperation

The new approach that creates international criminal law is essential for the

collaborative importance of protecting citizens and human rights in this process