peace and order are the key to rule of law. describe.
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Respect for the rule of law generates an enabling environment for achieving the purposes of the Charter. ... A strong rule of law, which protects human rights , helps prevent and mitigate violent crime and conflict by providing legitimate processes for the resolution of grievances and disincentives for crime and violence
The rule of law is key to coordinating peace operations, or peace-building activities in particular, in post-conflict regions (1). Its application describes a situation in which people respect the fundamental rights of others, offering greater stability to the society as a whole. The rule of law is normally understood to be an ideal that provides both justice and order as well as individual freedom and social stability. Usually, fundamental rules and institutions of the rule of law are specified in constitutional law, or otherwise, authoritatively interpreted according to constitutional procedures. The rule of law dictates that all persons obey the constitutional procedures and solve conflicts in accordance with law.
Given this function of what we call the rule of law, it is natural and indeed appropriate to see it as a guiding principle of peace-building activities. In doing so, however, we realize that there is a fundamental predicament regarding its application in war-torn society. In a disrupted society, it is rare and unrealistic to find a constitutional framework functioning authoritatively as a guiding principle. The lack of constitutional rules and institutions does not merely mean that the restoration of constitutional law is needed. Peace operations take place where more or less any constitutional settings lack authority, failing to function as the foundation of the "culture of the rule of law."