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The 22 pages that link to International human rights law, each with the reason it gives.

• Human rightsBroader topic: It translates broad claims about universal rights into standards states can be held to.

• International humanitarian lawCompared with: It applies alongside humanitarian law during conflict, though their scope and rules differ.

• International lawBroader topic: It applies legal obligations to how states treat people under their jurisdiction.

• Universal Declaration of Human RightsNarrower topic: The declaration helped establish the vocabulary and principles around which this field developed.

• Geneva ConventionsCompared with: It continues to operate in war, while the Conventions address particular harms and statuses in armed conflict.

• Charter of the United NationsRelated: The Charter made human rights promotion a stated purpose of the UN.

• International Covenant on Civil and Political RightsNarrower topic: The Covenant operates within this broader legal framework.

• Religious persecutionNarrower topic: It provides standards for judging state conduct and mechanisms for addressing violations.

• International criminal lawRelated: It overlaps factually with atrocity cases but generally regulates state obligations rather than individual criminal guilt.

• Convention on the Rights of the ChildNarrower topic: The convention applies human-rights obligations specifically to people under 18.

• Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against WomenNarrower topic: The Convention operates within this broader system of binding treaties and monitoring bodies.

• International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural RightsNarrower topic: The Covenant operates within this broader legal system of treaties and oversight.

• ImpunityRelated: It requires states to investigate and provide remedies for certain serious violations.

• State responsibilityRelated: Human rights obligations frequently supply the rules whose breach engages responsibility.

• Targeted killingNarrower topic: Its right-to-life standards remain relevant beyond, and sometimes alongside, armed-conflict law.

• Immigration lawRelated: It constrains how states treat noncitizens, including during detention and removal.

• Jamal KhashoggiRelated: The UN inquiry examined how human-rights obligations applied to a killing linked to state officials.

• Public international lawBroader topic: It illustrates how international law can regulate a state’s treatment of people under its jurisdiction.

• History of human rightsNarrower topic: It translated declarations into obligations and procedures for monitoring state conduct.

• Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in IslamNarrower topic: The declaration sits beside treaty-based rules but is not itself a binding human-rights treaty.

• Nizar NayyoufRelated: It supplies standards used to assess detention, fair-trial rights, and treatment in custody in cases like Nayyouf's.

• Unrepresented Nations and Peoples OrganizationNarrower topic: UNPO frames many political demands through the norms and procedures of this legal field.