Global Disruption and Structural Injustice: A Review of Human Rights Law
Keywords:
Global Disruption, Structural Injustice, Human Rights LawAbstract
This study investigates the intersection of global disruptions and structural injustices within the framework of human rights law. The primary aim is to analyze how global events, such as pandemics, climate change, and economic crises, exacerbate structural inequalities and challenge the effectiveness of human rights protections. Employing a normative legal method, the research reviews international human rights instruments, judicial decisions, and scholarly literature to identify gaps and propose reforms. Key findings indicate that current legal frameworks often fail to address systemic inequalities, necessitating a more proactive approach to human rights enforcement. The research contributes to human rights discourse by advocating for integrative policies that bridge global disruptions with equitable justice systems.
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