Normative development of international human rights through the legal oversight of international non-governmental organizations

International human rights NGOs carry out a wide range of monitoring activities. They also collect information related to their work, support victims, and, by guiding public opinion, provide a platform for interaction or confrontation with governments and other human rights abusers. They also provide programs for human rights education. They have also, to some extent, established their place in the international judicial system, accompanying abusive victims during trials under various headings, whether court friends or as plaintiffs. Human rights NGOs have played a key role in drafting international human rights instruments in recent years, and have encouraged governments to adopt their own instruments. The present article has a descriptive and research approach to the activities of international non-governmental organizations on the normative development of international human rights . Many people who talk about it or even have a hand in the writing fire see this flight as very desirable and describe it as a success.