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According to Human Rights Law, explain the difference between a Convention and a declaration.

      

According to Human Rights Law, explain the difference between a Convention and a declaration.

  

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Mayieka
A convention is an agreement between states that is legally binding for governments that have signed it. Once a convention is adopted by the UN General Assembly, Member States can then Ratify the convention, promising to uphold it. Governments that violate the standards set forth in a convention can then be censured by the United Nations (UN).
ON THE OTHER HAND,
A declaration is a Document stating agreed upon standards but which is not legally binding. The United Nations (UN) General Assembly often issues influential but legally Nonbinding declarations.

Abraham Mayieka answered the question on July 22, 2021 at 09:18


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