How does coercion intersect with legal frameworks, human rights conventions, and international humanitarian law, as they delineate the boundaries of permissible conduct, prohibit acts of torture, forced labor, or human trafficking, and establish mechanisms for accountability, redress, and reparations for victims of coercion, while addressing challenges of impunity, state sovereignty, and enforcement mechanisms within the global governance architecture tasked with upholding universal norms and standards of human dignity, equality, and justice ?