On the Commonness of "UN Core Human Rights Conventions"

As a main component of internationa1 human rights documents, the United Nations core human rights conventions show obvious formal and substance commonalities. The formal commonali-ties consist in their being adopted by UN General Assembly and their similarity in structure, subjects and systems. Their commonalities in substance include the similarity of contents, the homogeneity of the procedural mechanisms and the complementary nature of their nor-mative interpretation. The commonalities among the UN's core human rights treaties is the inevitable requirement of the universality and wholeness of human rights.