Establish an International Judicial Independence Protection Treaty (IJPT) creating binding norms for constitutional courts and a cross-border enforcement mechanism for protecting judges threatened with removal or retaliation.

, no more than 1/3 of judges appointed by any single branch in any 5-year period) and protected tenure (removal only via impeachment requiring supermajority).

(2) Judicial Protection Registry: An international registry of judges at risk of removal or retaliation — removal from such a registry triggers automatic ICC review of whether the removal constitutes a threat to democratic institutions.

Judges threatened with removal or harassment can request protection status, which activates international diplomatic pressure and possible sanctions.

(3) Emergency Constitutional Doctrine: A binding legal opinion mechanism where national supreme courts can request urgent international review of constitutional changes that appear to be dismantling democratic constraints — not to overturn changes (they retain sovereignty) but to activate international attention and sanctions recommendations while national reversal is still possible.