States respond to global human rights violations through various mechanisms, including diplomatic pressure, sanctions, and international advocacy. Responses may involve participating in multilateral organizations like the United Nations or supporting humanitarian interventions. Additionally, states can utilize their foreign policies to condemn violations publicly or provide support for affected populations. While some countries prioritize these actions, others may remain passive due to strategic interests. Ultimately, the effectiveness of these responses depends on international cooperation and the willingness to hold violators accountable through legal and diplomatic channels.