International norms significantly influence domestic law by setting standards for human rights, trade, and environmental practices. Countries often adopt these norms to maintain legitimacy, enhance diplomatic relationships, or secure economic advantages. For instance, treaties can mandate legislative changes in signatory nations. However, the effectiveness of these norms depends on domestic political contexts and the willingness of states to incorporate them into their own legal frameworks. Ultimately, the interaction between international and domestic laws can help guide a country’s legal obligations and bolster its commitment to global standards.