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Minority rights under the rules of public international law Quoted | ||
| Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences | ||
| Article 20, Volume 11, issue 40 part 2, 2022, Pages 565-595 PDF (770.22 K) | ||
| Authors | ||
| Mohammed Mustafa Qader; Salah Hassan Ahmed Al-Ezzi; Qaisar Ahmed Aliwi Hussein Al-Mafraji | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This research contains an analysis of the texts of international instruments, declarations and international treaties that addressed the minority's right to public international law and drew the features of their basic rights and set limits for it, then restricted it with some restrictions, specifically analyzing the texts of the Charter of the United Nations and international organizations that dealt with the subject of the research, Minority rights in international law remain an important issue that has received the attention of the international community because of the impact that the issues have on the international community, as it affected its security and stability, which requires standing up to them and researching their causes and knowing the international point of view through the opinions of jurists and the decisions of international and regional organizations And the texts of the various declarations and international charters, as the research has shown non-democratic governments do not give the minority their full rights and in most cases violate these rights and expose the minority to discrimination, persecution, exclusion and marginalization, so states that contain minorities must legislate to guarantee their rights and work to prevail in the relationship Between the majority and the minority in one country on the basis of cooperation, understanding and respect rights and the rule of law and preserves their rights for all . | ||
| Keywords | ||
| minorities; International law; rights | ||
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