The Impact of Crises on the Reality of Human Rights

Abstract

This research addresses the challenges of protecting human rights in light of its diversity (military and comprehensive health), highlighting the tendency of states to act unilaterally, leading to the "militarization of laws" and the emergence of a "closed state" that is immune to accountability. Using a descriptive-analytical approach, it deconstructs legal texts in light of reality, revealing the fundamental absence of respect for basic rights, leaving no room for peace or even the luxury of leisure. The study demonstrates the existence of a "solid core" of rights that should not be compromised, while simultaneously warning of its fragility, as exemplified by the COVID-19 pandemic. It recommends adhering to the principle of legality and activating international agreements as a roadmap, emphasizing that individuals must uphold their duty to protect and comply with legal texts.