Human Rights in Sustainable Development

President Obama recognized the importance of reducing poverty to fight terrorism at the summit of violent extremism with ISIL widely announced at the UN General Assembly on 29 September. He also pointed out, "If human rights are deprived and citizens have no opportunity to peacefully rectify their complaints, it will intensify the advertisement of terrorism and provide the basis for violence." ""

Sustainable development is an important tool in combating terrorism, but it must be achieved while respecting human rights. Key stakeholders of sustainable development, including international financial institutions, have not yet incorporated human rights into their work. As a UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, Professor Philippe Alston pointed out that the World Bank does not have a single comprehensive human rights policy.

The recently announced United Nations Sustainable Development Objective (SDG) also failed to achieve human rights protection. It is a clear objection that the word "human rights" is not mentioned anywhere in the proposed target of 17. Omission of the actual term is noteworthy, countries with increasing global climate are firmly opposed to human rights standards, indicating international pressure to encourage unacceptable interference to their sovereignty " .

This opposition to human rights standards is against peace and stability and therefore opposes the efforts of CVE. This is particularly dangerous in countries where the rule of law is weak.

The World Bank Group held an annual general meeting in Lima this weekend and despite discussions on promoting social and environmental sustainability, human rights are included in the Bank's social and environmental safeguards proposal did not. The desire to share the Universal Declaration of Human Rights does not actually indicate any obligation, it is only a good statement. Placing these policies in human rights rather than general purpose will cause the state obligation to fulfill their agreements voluntarily accepted under the Constitution and the Convention.

The US government needs to take advantage of the influence on the World Bank and other international financial institutions to pursue sustainable development in such a way as to prioritize human rights. Promoting sustainable development while infringing human rights is self-disciplinary and leads to more violent extremism

Human rights are widely recognized and the importance of human rights in development. Human rights and equity, sustainable development are mutually strengthened. Human rights have intrinsic value, the goal itself is to achieve that. However, human rights are also an important element in the long-term sustainability of development. Consistent with the establishment of general policy collaboration, the "behavior-oriented policy book" consists of "Seven Major International Human Rights Treaties" which prescribe the major legal obligations of the Contracting Parties (subject to related reservations) Outlining the grounds of the International Human Rights Treaty. The first principle of the document aims to establish an agreement on the relationship between human rights obligations and development priorities through dialogue and the existing obligation of the recipient government is the starting point for such dialogue (OECD Development Assistance Committee, 2007). Year: 40)

The seventh Millennium Development Goal is to ensure environmental sustainability. Human rights approaches to sustainable development emphasize the obligations of developed countries to aid in the improvement of accountability, access to information on environmental issues, and those affected by more vulnerable countries, in particular those affected by climate change There. 1) Integrating the principles of sustainable development into national policies and restoring the loss of environmental resources equivalent to the rights of environmental sanitation 2) Reducing the loss of biodiversity by greatly reducing loss rate, 3 ) Having four objectives by 2015 Percentage of people who can not use safe drinking water or basic sanitation equals the number of water and sanitation facilities 4) By more than 100 million lives by 2020 By achieving this, the slum dwellers have been greatly improved.