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The article demonstrates how human rights are used as a tool of political influence rather than a fixed global standard. While countries speak about human rights and condemn attacks on civilians, some of them commit violations that contradict international law—for example, Iran, which the article accuses of threatening navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and regional infrastructure, despite loudly promoting slogans of sovereignty and human rights. The article emphasizes that rights violations directly impact people's interests, especially when rights are exploited as leverage based on political interests, which undermines public trust and threatens the fundamental principles of human rights.
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