. Together with the UDHR, these form the International Bill of Rights. Kapoor emphasizes that these documents are not merely aspirational; they provide the legal framework for domestic judicial systems to interpret and enforce human rights, creating a bridge between global standards and local governance. Enforcement and Challenges
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