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The evolution of relations between states made necessary the establishment, at an international level, of certain behavioural regulations and fundamental principles, whose violation may cause prejudices to the collaboration relationships developed among states. Thus, over time these were consecrated by customary rules, treaties or other international conventions, imperative norms of conduct, which are strictly imposed to all partners at international juridical relations1. Moreover, international norms which aim at respecting the fundamental human rights and liberties were adopted, thus contributing to the defense of the universal values of humanity.

CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THE EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND PERFECTING THE INTERNATIONAL MEANS OF PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS