Reconceptuar el Sistema Internacional: La Necesidad de agencia nacional de seguridad Inclusión en el Régimen de Derechos humanos Internacional

Abstract

The growing role of nonstate actors in an international system that was created to deal mainly with state and not entities has allowed these actors considerable freedom from the accountability of their actions, especially in the realm of human rights. Both International Relations theory and International Law need to deal in an interdisciplinary manner to close this loophole in order to at least offer an incentive for nonstate actors to avoid further violations of human rights and humanitarian law in the future.