The Legal and Ethical Framework of Socio-Economic Human Rights

This report delves into the realm of socio-economic rights, examining their significance and legal underpinnings. It begins by establishing the importance of these rights within the broader context of human rights, emphasizing the individual's objective in relation to socio-economic well-being. The report then explores the justification for economic rights and the role of the state in safeguarding them, including the legal obligations of governments. It addresses the complexities of international and national legal frameworks, focusing on the state's responsibility to protect these rights. The conclusion highlights the importance of socio-economic rights in ensuring human dignity and well-being, referencing the historical context of the United Kingdom and the impact of socio-economic events, like the Black Death and other epidemics. The report aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of socio-economic rights and their implications.

Issues In Law
“Yes, economic and social rights are human rights’’

TABLE OF CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• TASK
• The Individual Objective To The Socio-Economic
Rights
• Human Right as the Fundamental Right
• Justification To The Economic Rights
• The State is Liable To Protect The Rights
• CONCLUSION
• REFERENCES

INTRODUCTION
The taken measures of the human actions and the
objectives of the human behaviours needs some status
in the explanations of the scope of social, economic,
political and much more to that. Karl Marx was clearly
the very first person of the view, to analyse the need of
the understanding that the economic status of an
individual will define its place in the world.

The Individual Objective to The Socio-
Economic Rights
The spectrum of the rights related to the view of the
socio-economic will bring about an impact on an
individual life, according to International Economic,
Social and Cultural, the focal point of the rights will
include, right to security, right to food, right to shelter,
right to health.

Human Right as the Fundamental Right
The rights which are commonly called as the essential
rights for an individual are the Human Rights,
notwithstanding due to the factor of ethnicity, the
component of linguistic, the religion of an individual,
the nationality of the person or as a matter of fact any
other factors will not block the way of an individual to
enjoy the individual right.

Justification to The Economic Rights
As the definition of the human rights goes, it is
applicable on the global level, to safeguard the dignity
of an individual, when it comes to the economic rights
of an citizen, there always has been an conflict, where
does or how the spectrum of these rights will go, will
they be protected or will be affecting thought the major
disputes which happen on a global , international
market or country wise level.

The State is Liable to Protect the Rights
The higher authorities and legislation does make rules
and regulations for the country, which is followed by
the every individuals who is living inside the measures
of the country, in the concept of vice-versa situation, ,
the state is also similarly obligated to safeguard the
rights if the individuals,

CONCLUSION
United Kingdom has faced socio-economic downfall
many times now, at the time of the breakdown of the
Black Death and other epidemics which has affected
the factors of human life, behaviours and the lifestyle
of every citizen, but after all this massive downfall, the
country of Great Britain has stood up again every time.

REFERENCES
• Mennim, S., 2021. The Non-punishment
Principle and the Obligations of the State Under
Article 4 of the European Convention of Human
Rights: VCL AND AN v the United Kingdom
(applications nos. 77587/12 and 74603/12). The
Journal of Criminal Law, 85(4), pp.311-319.
• Olujobi, O.J., 2022. Broad Effects of the Legal
System in Addressing the Socio-Economic
Shocks in Africa. COVID-19 in the African
Continent, pp.27-46.

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