This chapter discusses the various interpreters of international human rights law, including international courts, regional courts, and domestic courts. It examines their roles, authority, and the plurality of interpreters in the human rights legal framework. The chapter explores how different judicial and quasi-judicial bodies contribute to the development and interpretation of human rights norms. It also highlights the challenges and opportunities in achieving coherence and consistency in the interpretation of human rights law across different jurisdictions. The chapter emphasizes the importance of collaboration and dialogue among interpreters to enhance the protection of human rights.