This title examines the international legal regime governing human rights and freedoms, focusing on the general obligations of states under international human rights law. It discusses the principles of respect, protection, and fulfillment of human rights, and the duty of states to bring their domestic law into conformity with international standards. The section explores the conditions for engaging the international responsibility of states for human rights violations, including the notions of jurisdiction, state acts or omissions, and the principles of state responsibility. It also covers the regime for the enjoyment and exercise of rights and freedoms, addressing the permissible restrictions, derogations, and the loss of rights and freedoms. By providing a comprehensive overview of the legal obligations and responsibilities of states, this title highlights the importance of adherence to international human rights standards and the mechanisms for ensuring accountability and compliance.