The Austrian-German Arbitral Tribunal

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A Selective Approach to Establishing a Human Rights Mechanism in Southeast Asia

“…1373, 1381. 11 Keohane, supra note 2, at 379-396. 12 Stephen D. Krasner, Structural Causes and Regime Consequences: Regimes as Intervening Variables, 36 Int'l Org., 186 (Spring 1982) defijines norms as standards of behaviors expressed by rights and obligations.…”

“…This represents a narrower defijinition than the one proposed by Robert Keohane. 11 Keohane's defijinition describes international institutions as a general pattern of activities or specifijic human-constructed arrangements. When the narrower defijinition is applied, international organizations and international regimes fall within the scope of specifijic human-constructed international institutions, which is the latter category of Keohane's defijinition.…”

“…The government does not favor the emergence of a pluralist press. 11 Journalists can be sentenced up to three years in prison for publishing "false news" 12 and members of the legislative council can be disqualifijied for "disloyalty" if they use "irresponsible, derogatory, scandalous, or injurious" language in expressing their opinions. 13 People working in the civil or security service, together composing 60 percent of all employed citizens, are not allowed to join political parties.…”

“…27, 2011. 11 Amitav Acharya, The Quest for Identity: International Relations of Southeast Asia 129 (2001). See also Jeannie Henderson, Reassessing asean 20 (1999).…”

“…10 Around that time, concerns about a possible conflict between Indochina countries on one side and the rest of the region on the other side began to appear unreasonable and unfounded. 11 The conclusion of the 1991 Paris Peace Accords 12 paved the way for the idea of an "asean 10" to become a reality. Foreign governments and international organizations provided an important source of funding for regional activities in this regard.…”