The Effect of Globalization on Civil Society Organizations (Study in International Human Rights Law)

Abstract

The institutions of civil society are considered the most important elements of democracy at the present time, no democracy can thrive or flourish without the presence of civil society institutions. This research is set to define the concept and characteristics of civil society institutions, since these Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) are working according to a legal system determines their objectives and means of work, being based on the collective free-regulations set by members of a group of individuals bound together by links concerned, and are seeking to achieve humanitarian goals through peaceful means far from the violence. The work of civil society institutions in democratic systems, tend to implement its objectives through public awareness and contribute to the development of executive and legislative authority in the government, and conducting studies and research.The range of civil society institutions varies according to their goals, some of which are political and professional such as  professional and labour unions, others are charitable and humanitarian. while some of them are working in the framework of one country and the other works in many countries.The research had ended with a conclusion that contained outcomes and recommendations.

Keywords: institutions, Organizations, Civil Society, Humanitarian Non-Government. International Law.