Comparative Study of Compliance of Turkiye and Saudi Arabia to Global Human Rights Norms

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Hoseinzade Sadegh; Ravanbod Amin; Haghighi Ali mohamad

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Journal: Geography (Regional Planning) Year:2023 | Volume: | Issue: Page(s): 171-180

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Title

Comparative Study of Compliance of Turkiye and Saudi Arabia to Global Human Rights Norms

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Hoseinzade Sadegh | Ravanbod Amin | Haghighi Ali mohamad | Issue Writer Certificate

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AdherenceQ4

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rkiyeQ4

Saudi ArabiaQ4

Social PressureQ4

Global NormsQ4

Abstract

The main question of the current research is how to explain the Adherence of Turkey and Saudi Arabia to Global Norms? Whenever there is a gap between the absolute norms of human rights and the actions of the government, a kind of Social Pressure is created for countries to comply. If Global Norms of human rights are considered as conditions for membership in a specific group or community of governments or as preconditions for strengthening and promoting relations between countries, then the Social Pressure will be much greater. In this study, the authors found out by using the descriptive-analytical method that both countries are under pressure from the international community to fully adhere to these norms due to the absolute nature of human rights norms. Turkey feels a double obligation to adhere to human rights norms both in the sense that Adherence to human rights norms is a condition for membership in the European Union and from the perspective of the condition of improving relations. Saudi Arabia also feels significant pressure to adhere to human rights norms from the point of view of improving relations. Due to such Social Pressures, both countries have taken measures to strengthen Adherence to human rights norms.

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