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LCP4807 ASSIGNMENT 1 2026
DUE 31 AUGUST 2026
Defining International Human Rights Law and Distinguishing it from Other
Branches of International Law
International law includes different areas that deal with specific issues between
countries and people. One of the most important areas is international human rights law
(IHRL), which protects the rights and freedoms of all people. It is different from
international humanitarian law (IHL), which applies during armed conflict, international
criminal law (ICL), which holds people responsible for serious international crimes, and
international refugee law (IRL), which protects people who have been forced to leave
their countries. Although these areas are connected and sometimes work together,
each has its own purpose and rules.¹
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