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This paper tried to examine how diplomacy on democracy and human rights amongst Member States of ASEAN was formulated in the ASEAN Charter. The differences of development and maturity of democracy amongst Member States determined the position of the states in negotiating these issues. By using groups of nation-states as a level of analysis, this study found that on the issues of democracy and human rights which were inserted in the Charter, Member States of ASEAN took a compromise way due to these are sensitive which are close to break non-interference principle. The gradual improvement on human rights promotion and protection has been taken by ASEAN to maintain stability in this region.
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To Cite this Article: Muttaqien, M. (2019). ASEAN Charter: A Compromise Agreement on Democracy and Human Rights. International Journal of Academic Research Business and Social Sciences, 9(5), 481–489.
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