Human International Law

Ayham Saleh’s thesis, presented to Atlantic International University, delves into the critical intersection of human rights and international law. It highlights the importance of understanding various definitions, types, and analytical techniques related to human rights. The research emphasizes the need for a strategic approach to gather information on individuals, organizations, and their roles in promoting or hindering human rights. By focusing on diverse aspects such as educational backgrounds and corporate influences, the thesis aims to provide a holistic view of the challenges and opportunities within the realm of human rights. This work serves as a vital resource for scholars and practitioners in the field of intelligence and security, contributing to the ongoing discourse on global human rights issues.