The Challenges of State Cooperation in the Implementing ‎of Human Rights Obligations

The plurality of norms in some areas of human rights with poor enforcement guarantees, on one hand, and the interpretation of international security in the domain of national interests, on the other, have kept disrupting the international relations of states regarding human rights. Inevitably, it will require the identification of a new approach to international law-making that leads to a focus on a system of cooperation between states in the field of legal norms and political equations, which, of course, is difficult. In this research, using a descriptive-analytical approach, we seek to provide an overview of the need for international cooperation between states and to critique the challenges that it faces in implementing human rights law. The findings of this study suggest that strengthening the mechanism of enforcement by international institutions and developing mechanisms to institutionalize the cooperation of states, not in the form of political responsibility but in the form of legal responsibility that would be desirable solutions.