Comparative Human Rights Diplomacy

lt;p>Dr. István Lakatos is a carrier diplomat since 1993, a former human rights ambassador. He holds an LLM and a Ph.D. in law and an MA in IR. He served two terms in Geneva at the Hungarian UN Mission and at the Council of Europe Mission to the UN. He initiated the Budapest Centre for Mass Atrocities Prevention. Presently, he is a senior adviser to the Ministry of Justice, Human and Minority Rights of Montenegro.

Is the world ready to overcome the thesis of the clash of civilizations?.- From the historical legacy of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights until the comprehensive assessment of the United Nations Human Rights Council.- The internal and external human rights diplomacy of the European Union The economic giant became a decisive international human rights actor?.- The human rights diplomacy of Latin American and Caribbean states in light of the challenges of transitional justice: Coping with the shadows of the past, extreme social differences, and poverty.- Implementing universal human rights standards in and by sub-Saharan African states in the shade of local traditions.- Human rights diplomacy of Asia-Pacific states in the United Nations Human Rights Council in light of the "Asian values debate" and regional human rights initiatives.- Human rights diplomacy of Muslim states at multilateral forums.- The United Nations Human Rights Council: Aplatform for the clash of civilizations or a forum of cross-regional cooperation?.