Socio-Economic Human Rights in Essential Public Services Provision (Human Rights and International Law)
by Marlies Hesselman, Antenor Hallo De Wolf, Brigit Toebes
Socio-Economic Human Rights in Essential Public Services Provision delves into the role of international law in ensuring equitable access to vital services. Through expert analysis, it highlights the responsibilities of governments and global institutions in protecting these fundamental rights. This essential read bridges theory and practice in human rights advocacy.
About This Book
This volume addresses the intersection of socio-economic human rights and the delivery of essential public services within the broader context of human rights and international law.
Edited by Marlies Hesselman, Antenor Hallo De Wolf, and Brigit Toebes, it provides scholarly insights into the obligations of states and international bodies in upholding these rights.
The content focuses on the practical and theoretical challenges in implementing human rights standards for public service provision, drawing from international legal principles.
Readers will find discussions on how socio-economic rights influence policy and governance in essential sectors.
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