Over 193 countries have signed at least one of more than 500 multilateral treaties addressing critical global issues, such as human rights, environmental protection, and trade. Ratifying a treaty obligates a country, as a “State Party,” to report to the United Nations on its progress toward implementing the treaty’s provisions. These reports and their associated review processes generate a wealth of textual data. Effectively monitoring, reviewing, and assessing national, regional, and global progress toward these treaty commitments is crucial for ensuring compliance and realizing the benefits of international cooperation. The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), which has been ratified by 191 countries, exemplifies this challenge. With over 1.3 billion people worldwide living with disabilities, the CRPD aims to promote a shift from a charity-based “medical model” that views disability as an individual deficiency, to a rights-based “social justice model” that emphasizes societal barriers and inclusivity. Each State Party submits periodic reports to the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities detailing their implementation efforts. This study analyzed all available CRPD State Reports (N = 170) using text mining, Natural Language Processing, and GenerativeAI tools to assess global progress, identify regional variations, and explore the factors influencing successful implementation. The findings reveal evidence of widespread CRPD implementation, growing support for social justice and economic inclusion, and the importance of civil society engagement. Hybrid data analysis approach of this study offers a promising framework for harnessing the power of textual data to advance the realization of treaty commitments worldwide.