Human Rights in the Global South: Law, Development, and Social Justice

Abstract

The intersection of human rights, law, and development within the context of the Global South. It examines how legal frameworks and development policies impact social justice and human rights outcomes in these regions. By analyzing case studies and legal reforms, the article highlights the challenges and opportunities faced by countries in the Global South in advancing human rights while pursuing economic development. The discussion includes an assessment of international human rights standards, the role of local institutions, and the effectiveness of global initiatives. Ultimately, the paper seeks to offer insights into creating more equitable and inclusive development strategies that respect and promote human rights.