International diplomacy significantly impacts human rights by shaping norms, fostering cooperation, and influencing the behavior of states. Diplomatic engagements can bring attention to human rights abuses, pressuring governments to improve their records. Multilateral agreements and treaties often establish legal frameworks that promote and protect human rights on a global scale. However, geopolitical interests can complicate these efforts, as powerful nations may prioritize strategic alliances over human rights concerns. Consequently, the effectiveness of international diplomacy in promoting human rights varies, often driven by the willingness of states to engage constructively in dialogue and accountability.