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This article aims to analyze and study the possibility of the exercise of sovereign, and consequently the exercise of its constituted power as a means for violation of human rights internationally. For this, we tried to use examples of events that took place in the contemporary world, as well as grounding in books and articles. With more research was possible to see that when the sovereign act according to their own interests, which are guided by the exercise of sovereign power and guarded by the constituted power, hinders the applicability of human rights on the world stage.

Crítica ao Exercício Ilimitado do Poder Soberano Pelas Nações como Forma de Violação Sistemática dos Direitos Humanos no Âmbito Internacional