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Abstract Among other texts, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights has created norms which are not always put into practice but nonetheless act a benchmark. However operations of international police, for instance in Iraq, have used the rhetoric of human rights and interference duty in a context of Western military intervention. But you cannot bomb in the name of democracy without risking seeing democracy identified with bombing. However, less spectacular interventions (Liberia, Sierra Leone, Albania) were met with more success. It can be believed that humanitarian interference occurs only among the weakest states. Astray in the favor of hunger of power, morale must all the same not be forgotten in international life.