Adapting legal and governance frameworks: Navigating international law, policy, and governance in contexts of conflict and parole rights

Abstract

The convergence of international law, politics, and governance poses distinct issues in situations characterised by conflict and parole rights in the current global scenario. This article delves into the intricacies of modifying legal and governance systems to successfully tackle these difficulties. The article explores the intricacies of international law in conflict zones and the rights of those on parole. It also analyses how policy creation and governance systems help navigate complex legal environments. This article intends to examine best practices and potential challenges in modifying legal and governance frameworks to meet international standards while also considering the unique needs and rights of individuals in conflict and parole scenarios through case studies and analysis. Policymakers, legal professionals, and governance specialists can develop stronger and fairer frameworks by gaining a greater grasp of these concerns, to support justice, human rights, and dispute resolution principles.