Integrative perspective of the human rights and humanitarian law model within the framework of international society

Abstract

Integrating perspective of the model of human rights and humanitarian law in the framework of international society the intention of this article is to establish as a central discussion the actions that should be considered by international society to generate a model that integrates human rights and humanitarian law, in which both perspectives are privileged and some of the rights are not exempted, which is a complex task that requires a study of the world order related to institutions, rules and principles, among them: giving value to the ethics of the use of physical force. Through the documentary technique and the comparative method, an exhaustive review is carried out in different sources to find a common line that allows the generation of this proposal with the intention of having a current model that influences the study tendencies on the discussion of the subject. It is concluded that some significant and urgent decisions are considered in this regard in terms of international humanitarian law and human rights in which the International Committee of the Red Cross has been present to assist people and institutions such as the International Criminal Court have interceded; to ensure that the law in its broadest sense fulfills its social function and manages to protect and protect the most basic rights of people living both in peace and in war.