The Role of International Human Rights Law in Domestic Public Administration

This paper examines the intersection between international human rights law and domestic public administration. International human rights law provides a framework for the protection of fundamental freedoms and rights, and increasingly, it influences the design and functioning of domestic public institutions. The paper discusses how international human rights norms are incorporated into domestic administrative practices, the challenges involved, and the implications for governance and policy-making. It highlights case studies where international human rights frameworks have impacted public administration, with particular emphasis on governance, legal reforms, and the protection of vulnerable populations.