International law's mechanism challenges
The article focuses on the overall deterioration of human rights conditions, with particular emphasis on crimes committed against children and women in conflict settings such as Gaza and Sudan. These civilians are systematically targeted, and incidents of sexual violence and mass killings are escalating. The article stresses the need to develop international legal mechanisms to be faster and more effective in addressing these crimes, especially as conflicts and inhumane events increase. It also affirms that legal shortcomings represent a great injustice and provide opportunities for these crimes to continue without punishment.
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