The state of Norwell is not a member of any international body or tribunal.Despite this fact, it is oil rich and trades regularly with the world community.Its government, although corrupt, gains billions of dollars of oil revenue each year in international sales.In 2006, an international human rights group went undercover in Norwell and discovered severe human rights violations against women.The group met with the Norwell dictator and pressured him to take steps to end the human rights abuses.The dictator mocked the request saying there was nothing the international community could do since his country did not voluntarily subscribe to any international legal jurisdiction.The human rightsgroup then threatened to expose the abuses in the world media.Does this threat have any power or force as a punishment under international law?Why or why not?Please also discuss other possible enforcement mechanisms the international legal community could use in this situation.