AREA: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW PROTECTIONS / HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES / HUMANITARIAN LAW / UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS / THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES
FOCUS: NEWCOMERS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS / CULTURAL BARRIERS IN HUMAN RIGHTS EFFECTIVE RESPONSE TO MIGRANTS
TOPIC GUIDE:
This high level paper will be about International Human Rights Principles and International Law and How the United States (US Laws) should protect all people, including New Migrants (newcomers). How differences of origin may affect the response from the government to newcomers/people that comes to the United States (maybe briefs countries examples, maximum 1 page in total/ for example, people from Croatia, Rusia, Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico, Haiti, the treatment is the same?).
NOTES: Prepare an outline that include al the information on this word document. It is a legal international law paper. Wording must be precise, direct, can have short citations/footnotes. International Conventions, Mechanisms, Rules of International Human Rights Law that applies to our topic must be mentioned in the paper, 1-3 lines is enough. No space between paragra The paper must be appealing to read, organize and connect through the whole document. It is basically how the international human right law protects newcomers to the United States, how can we help to minimize human rights violations specifically to newcomers. How the cultural barriers sometimes makes it more difficult for them to received an effective response from the government. Which laws protect them. Maybe put some brief examples. Remedies. Civil liability. Emphasize as one method for minimized cultural barriers the assistance of mechanism, positive law, human rights advocacy. Finalize the paper with Recommendations and the Conclusion that can recommend an International Human Rights Newcomer Toolkit, what will have? Maybe what protects them, where to go, what to do?, an opportunity to be creative here. Thanks
Outline topics guidelines:
Humanitarianism and human rights. What are the obligations of the United States to respect human rights, are those obligations fulfill with “newcomers” (new migrants coming to the United States)? By becoming parties to international treaties, States assume obligations and duties… is the United States oblige to these international treaties?
What are the instruments of international human rights law? What is the position of the United States?
Prosecuting human rights violations from cross-borders situations in the United States (case of new migrants)
Current US statutes criminalizing international human rights violations.
International promotion and enforcement under the United Nations charter system. The treaty based mechanisms.
Where domestic legal proceedings fail to address human rights abuses, mechanisms and procedures for complaints. Substantive rights examples of violations to newcomers.
Interdependence and indivisibility of all human rights
While international treaties and customary law form the backbone of international human rights, how can domestic legal proceedings address human rights abuses to those migrants?
Human Rights on the domestic plane in the United States
US failure to incorporate international human rights treaties.
Civil liability as a method of domestic enforcement of international rights
Methods of domestic enforcement of international human rights
The meaning of equality and non-discrimination in International Law (and then a reflection of the position of the United States towards this in LAW and in THE REALITY for these new migrants entering to the US and suffering human rights violations)
Liability of the states and non-state groups, Unites States Liability
Human Rights transformed into positive law for newcomers.
Reframing human rights advocacy – The role of narrative change and creative advocacy to advance human rights. How embracing new narratives can influence/change policies and reframe an issue. A human rights narrative focuses on people and their experiences and needs. Human rights empower people as rights-holders who can take action to claim their rights and hold governments accountable for ensuring those rights. People are not just victims or consumers: in a human rights narrative, people are agents of change. A human rights narrative shifts the focus from individual responsibility to collective action. The United States is acting as the law says?
“A human rights narrative is inclusive and leaves no one behind. It does not give rise to the formation of interest groups, but to collective.
Human rights campaigns are transformative, and a human rights narrative reflects this by connecting advocacy on specific issues to a broader vision, using human rights principles.
Remedies for violations of Human Rights for these newcomers
Recommendations Newcomers that had suffered human rights violations.
Toolkit?
Conclusion
AREA: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW PROTECTIONS / HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES / HUMANITARIAN LAW / UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS / THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES
FOCUS: NEWCOMERS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS / CULTURAL BARRIERS IN HUMAN RIGHTS EFFECTIVE RESPONSE TO MIGRANTS
TOPIC GUIDE:
This high level paper will be about International Human Rights Principles and International Law and How the United States (US Laws) should protect all people, including New Migrants (newcomers). How differences of origin may affect the response from the government to newcomers/people that comes to the United States (maybe briefs countries examples, maximum 1 page in total/ for example, people from Croatia, Rusia, Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico, Haiti, the treatment is the same?).
NOTES: Prepare an outline that include al the information on this word document. It is a legal international law paper. Wording must be precise, direct, can have short citations/footnotes. International Conventions, Mechanisms, Rules of International Human Rights Law that applies to our topic must be mentioned in the paper, 1-3 lines is enough. No space between paragra The paper must be appealing to read, organize and connect through the whole document. It is basically how the international human right law protects newcomers to the United States, how can we help to minimize human rights violations specifically to newcomers. How the cultural barriers sometimes makes it more difficult for them to received an effective response from the government. Which laws protect them. Maybe put some brief examples. Remedies. Civil liability. Emphasize as one method for minimized cultural barriers the assistance of mechanism, positive law, human rights advocacy. Finalize the paper with Recommendations and the Conclusion that can recommend an International Human Rights Newcomer Toolkit, what will have? Maybe what protects them, where to go, what to do?, an opportunity to be creative here. Thanks
Outline topics guidelines:
Humanitarianism and human rights. What are the obligations of the United States to respect human rights, are those obligations fulfill with “newcomers” (new migrants coming to the United States)? By becoming parties to international treaties, States assume obligations and duties… is the United States oblige to these international treaties?
What are the instruments of international human rights law? What is the position of the United States?
Prosecuting human rights violations from cross-borders situations in the United States (case of new migrants)
Current US statutes criminalizing international human rights violations.
International promotion and enforcement under the United Nations charter system. The treaty based mechanisms.
Where domestic legal proceedings fail to address human rights abuses, mechanisms and procedures for complaints. Substantive rights examples of violations to newcomers.
Interdependence and indivisibility of all human rights
While international treaties and customary law form the backbone of international human rights, how can domestic legal proceedings address human rights abuses to those migrants?
Human Rights on the domestic plane in the United States
US failure to incorporate international human rights treaties.
Civil liability as a method of domestic enforcement of international rights
Methods of domestic enforcement of international human rights
The meaning of equality and non-discrimination in International Law (and then a reflection of the position of the United States towards this in LAW and in THE REALITY for these new migrants entering to the US and suffering human rights violations)
Liability of the states and non-state groups, Unites States Liability
Human Rights transformed into positive law for newcomers.
Reframing human rights advocacy – The role of narrative change and creative advocacy to advance human rights. How embracing new narratives can influence/change policies and reframe an issue. A human rights narrative focuses on people and their experiences and needs. Human rights empower people as rights-holders who can take action to claim their rights and hold governments accountable for ensuring those rights. People are not just victims or consumers: in a human rights narrative, people are agents of change. A human rights narrative shifts the focus from individual responsibility to collective action. The United States is acting as the law says?
“A human rights narrative is inclusive and leaves no one behind. It does not give rise to the formation of interest groups, but to collective.
Human rights campaigns are transformative, and a human rights narrative reflects this by connecting advocacy on specific issues to a broader vision, using human rights principles.
Remedies for violations of Human Rights for these newcomers
Recommendations Newcomers that had suffered human rights violations.
Toolkit?
Conclusion
AREA: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW PROTECTIONS / HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES / HUMANITARIAN LAW / UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS / THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES
FOCUS: NEWCOMERS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS / CULTURAL BARRIERS IN HUMAN RIGHTS EFFECTIVE RESPONSE TO MIGRANTS
TOPIC GUIDE:
This high level paper will be about International Human Rights Principles and International Law and How the United States (US Laws) should protect all people, including New Migrants (newcomers). How differences of origin may affect the response from the government to newcomers/people that comes to the United States (maybe briefs countries examples, maximum 1 page in total/ for example, people from Croatia, Rusia, Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico, Haiti, the treatment is the same?).
NOTES: Prepare an outline that include al the information on this word document. It is a legal international law paper. Wording must be precise, direct, can have short citations/footnotes. International Conventions, Mechanisms, Rules of International Human Rights Law that applies to our topic must be mentioned in the paper, 1-3 lines is enough. No space between paragra The paper must be appealing to read, organize and connect through the whole document. It is basically how the international human right law protects newcomers to the United States, how can we help to minimize human rights violations specifically to newcomers. How the cultural barriers sometimes makes it more difficult for them to received an effective response from the government. Which laws protect them. Maybe put some brief examples. Remedies. Civil liability. Emphasize as one method for minimized cultural barriers the assistance of mechanism, positive law, human rights advocacy. Finalize the paper with Recommendations and the Conclusion that can recommend an International Human Rights Newcomer Toolkit, what will have? Maybe what protects them, where to go, what to do?, an opportunity to be creative here. Thanks
Outline topics guidelines:
Humanitarianism and human rights. What are the obligations of the United States to respect human rights, are those obligations fulfill with “newcomers” (new migrants coming to the United States)? By becoming parties to international treaties, States assume obligations and duties… is the United States oblige to these international treaties?
What are the instruments of international human rights law? What is the position of the United States?
Prosecuting human rights violations from cross-borders situations in the United States (case of new migrants)
Current US statutes criminalizing international human rights violations.
International promotion and enforcement under the United Nations charter system. The treaty based mechanisms.
Where domestic legal proceedings fail to address human rights abuses, mechanisms and procedures for complaints. Substantive rights examples of violations to newcomers.
Interdependence and indivisibility of all human rights
While international treaties and customary law form the backbone of international human rights, how can domestic legal proceedings address human rights abuses to those migrants?
Human Rights on the domestic plane in the United States
US failure to incorporate international human rights treaties.
Civil liability as a method of domestic enforcement of international rights
Methods of domestic enforcement of international human rights
The meaning of equality and non-discrimination in International Law (and then a reflection of the position of the United States towards this in LAW and in THE REALITY for these new migrants entering to the US and suffering human rights violations)
Liability of the states and non-state groups, Unites States Liability
Human Rights transformed into positive law for newcomers.
Reframing human rights advocacy – The role of narrative change and creative advocacy to advance human rights. How embracing new narratives can influence/change policies and reframe an issue. A human rights narrative focuses on people and their experiences and needs. Human rights empower people as rights-holders who can take action to claim their rights and hold governments accountable for ensuring those rights. People are not just victims or consumers: in a human rights narrative, people are agents of change. A human rights narrative shifts the focus from individual responsibility to collective action. The United States is acting as the law says?
“A human rights narrative is inclusive and leaves no one behind. It does not give rise to the formation of interest groups, but to collective.
Human rights campaigns are transformative, and a human rights narrative reflects this by connecting advocacy on specific issues to a broader vision, using human rights principles.
Remedies for violations of Human Rights for these newcomers
Recommendations Newcomers that had suffered human rights violations.
Toolkit?
Conclusion