Human Rights and State Sovereignty: Have the Boundaries been Significantly Redrawn?

Conflict of Laws Cross to Public International Laws: The Conflicting Models in the Conceptualisation of Disability Rights Under International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law

“…In that case only one State might claim to be exerting proactive and pragmatically measures against its own domestic belligerents thus preference of unjustified external intervention. 158 The need for global security by countering acts of terrorism has also curved more exceptions to the traditions of State sovereignty. 159 Affa'a also defines State sovereignty as the practice of non-intervention and non-interference with the internal affairs of another State.…”