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Some Concluding Thoughts—Where the Solutions Lie
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In this concluding chapter, the main themes of the book are drawn together and several of the key areas where changes might be made are explored. International organizations have progressively begun to recognize that they are obligated to respect human rights and international humanitarian law in the course of their operations. However, there has been a failure to accept the consequences of such obligations; there is a need for international organizations to recognize that the secondary rules pertaining to reparation are applicable automatically upon a breach of a primary obligation, and that they are obligated to put in place the structures to enable those secondary rules to be enforced. There is a need to strengthen oversight structures, improve the access to, and scope of, internal adjudicative mechanisms and accord standing to individuals to pursue international claims against international organizations.
Title: Some Concluding Thoughts—Where the Solutions Lie
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In this concluding chapter, the main themes of the book are drawn together and several of the key areas where changes might be made are explored.
International organizations have progressively begun to recognize that they are obligated to respect human rights and international humanitarian law in the course of their operations.
However, there has been a failure to accept the consequences of such obligations; there is a need for international organizations to recognize that the secondary rules pertaining to reparation are applicable automatically upon a breach of a primary obligation, and that they are obligated to put in place the structures to enable those secondary rules to be enforced.
There is a need to strengthen oversight structures, improve the access to, and scope of, internal adjudicative mechanisms and accord standing to individuals to pursue international claims against international organizations.
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