Human Rights Protection the ASEAN Way: Non-Intervention and the Newest Regional Human Rights System
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Auteurs : Daniel Aguirre [Royaume-Uni] ; Irene Pietropaoli [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- International Human Rights Law Review [ 2213-1027 ] ; 2012.
Descripteurs français
- Wicri :
- geographic : Brunei, Malaisie, Birmanie, Singapour.
- topic : Société civile, Droits de l'homme.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Acwc, African charter, African commission, Aguirre, Ahrd, Aichr, Aichr terms, April, Asean, Asean charter, Asean commission, Asean member states, Asean states, August, Bangkok, Bangkok declaration, Brunei, Civil society, Csos, December, Human rights, Ibid, Jakarta, Jakarta post, January, July, June, Malaysia, Member states, Myanmar, November, October, Petcharamesree, Pietropaoli, Rights bodies, Rights declaration, Rights mechanism, Singapore.
- Teeft :
- Acwc, African charter, African commission, Aguirre, Ahrd, Aichr, Aichr terms, April, Asean, Asean charter, Asean commission, Asean member states, Asean states, August, Bangkok, Bangkok declaration, Brunei, Civil society, Csos, December, Human rights, Ibid, Jakarta, Jakarta post, January, July, June, Malaysia, Member states, Myanmar, November, October, Petcharamesree, Pietropaoli, Rights bodies, Rights declaration, Rights mechanism, Singapore.
Abstract
The Association of South East Nations (ASEAN) is a regional body working towards the integration of disparate states. The creation of a human rights mechanism, a critical part of this integration, confronts the central philosophy of ASEAN: deference to conservative notions of sovereignty and non-interference, often referred to as the ASEAN Way. This doctrine has been necessary to promote cooperation and trust between these neighbours but may prove incongruent with a human rights body that attempts to monitor and enforce international human rights law. This article looks at the challenges posed by the ASEAN way and how they developed in section 2. Section 3 follows with an examination of the ASEAN Way’s impact on the development of the regional human rights bodies. Section 4 addresses structural problems arising from the ASEAN Way: the limited human rights mandate; the lack of civil society participation; and the lack of common human rights standards among ASEAN states. Overall, this article examines the central irony that the while the ASEAN Way is necessary, it undermines the regional human rights body.
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DOI: 10.1163/22131035-00102003
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