International IDEA's "A Practical Guide to Constitution Building", specifically the chapter on "Building a Culture of Human Rights," outlines how to embed human rights into the core of a state's legal and political structure. It emphasizes that a human rights culture requires official decisions to maximize these rights, often through inclusive processes, addressing past violations, and balancing international standards with local contexts. Key Aspects of Building a Human Rights Culture: Definition & Goal: A culture where society and officials value human rights, and where official decisions aim to maximize them. Process & Design: The method of drafting (e.g., participatory, inclusive) and the type of constitution (e.g., supreme law, bill of rights) heavily influence the resulting human rights culture.