norms for responsible state behavior --- I found this rather paradoxical - norms are second in authority only to international law at the UNGA and yet the very states who help craft these norms are themselves guilty of violating them when it suites their political objectives; the issue of International human rights and cooperation against cyberattacks and terrorism form part of the norms and yet some nations openly violate fundamental human rights in the name of subversion of the state or some other "plausible justification" or are themselves state-sponsors of attacks or facilitate proxies to act against foreign nations.

Source author: Bennette Thomas thomasb@dominica.gov.dm