International Organizations and Reparations

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The book explores the legal framework surrounding human rights violations by organizations, focusing on the rules applicable to their offenses and the reparations available to individuals. It examines the practical implications of these rules, particularly in disputes involving states and organizations, such as damages from UN operations and unjust sanctions. The author critiques enforcement practices and the limitations of diplomatic protection, while also discussing recent trends aimed at "humanizing" institutions to better safeguard individual rights.