International rights treaties

International rights treaties are formal agreements between countries that establish common rules or standards to protect fundamental rights and freedoms. They aim to promote justice, equality, and dignity worldwide by setting agreed-upon legal obligations. When countries sign these treaties, they commit to uphold and implement the agreed standards within their jurisdictions. Examples include agreements on human rights, children's rights, or the rights of people with disabilities. These treaties help create a unified framework for safeguarding individual rights across nations, encouraging cooperation and accountability while respecting different legal systems.