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Created page with "{{Subtitle|Normative universality without reliable enforcement, selective implementation, technological asymmetry, and the exhaustion of human-rights protection in the sovereign-plural order}} '''The collapse of international human rights protection''' is the doctrinal proposition that the contemporary human-rights order, while normatively extensive and rhetorically universal, no longer provides an adequate, coherent, and reliably enforceable structure of protection for..."

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