The Impact of Globalization of Human Rights on the Principle of non-intervention: with Emphasis on Syrian Crisis
Subject Areas :
Leila
Raisi Dazki
1
(Assistant Professor Islamic Azad University Shahrekord Branch)
Mohammad
Kaffash Nayyeri
2
(دانشجوی دکترا روابط بین الملل دانشگاه آزاد اسلامی واحد اصفهان ( خوراسگان))
Keywords: Human rights, humanitarian intervention, globalization of human rights, the principle of non-interference, Globalization,
Abstract :
Abstract: Globalization as a process that highly affects human interactions and relationship and have attracted special attention among people’s public opinion, governments and international organizations, in a way that the role and place of human being and the rights that he is entitled to, have become very important; such that we are witnessing the globalization of human rights has become jus cogens. On this basis globalization of human rights has led to adjustment of the principle of sovereignty and non-interference. As a result the grounds have been prepared for military intervention in the internal affairs of the countries on the pretext of humanitarian intervention and the responsibility about the breach of individual human rights. In this regard it becomes necessary to evaluate the level of desirability and legitimacy of humanitarian intervention in Syria taking into consideration the crisis in this country and the ensuing events that are considered as violation of human rights. An understanding which shows the real truth behind the intervention in Syria and violation of her sovereignty under the pretext of humanitarian intervention is not under the impact of global developments of human rights and the globalization process which supports human rights and object the breach of them but it is all done with political motives and the justification behind it is the violation of human rights.
