The role of UN Model Laws in the harmonization of international law is examined. These laws, designed to address specific issues, provide a common normative framework that States can adopt and adapt according to their local needs. Their flexibility facilitates the creation of a more harmonized global legal system, reducing disparities and promoting consistency in the application of international norms. In addition, these laws promote the protection of human rights and universal values, foster international dialogue and contribute to building consensus among States. In a context of global challenges, they emerge as valuable tools for establishing a more equitable and coordinated international legal order.
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