Reimagining Human Rights: Harnessing the Power of Law for Global Health and Sustainable Development Goals

Abstract

The concept of human rights has long been recognised integral part of global discourses, which has the role relevant to underpinning a fundamental pillar of social justice and equity. The intersection of human rights, global health, and sustainable development has emerged in the post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals, so further investigation may call for a holistic approach to acknowledge the interplay between health and humans. This paper aims to delve into the dynamic intersection of human rights, global health, and sustainable development, with a particular focus on Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3)-Good Health and Well-Being. Healthcare services are inevitable, but access to health is another critical factor that highlights the persistent gap between human rights and their realisation. In the context of our rapidly changing world, by applying a multidisciplinary research method, this paper explores the evolving landscape of human rights preservation and the challenges posed by emerging global governance issues. By examining the role of law in promoting and safeguarding human rights within the framework of SDG 3, it offers a comprehensive analysis of the evolving global governance challenge in the quest for a healthier and more sustainable world.