Abstract

Social rights jurisprudence is a dynamic field within international and comparative law, encompassing the legal frameworks and judicial developments concerning economic, social, and cultural rights. This article explores emerging trends in social rights jurisprudence, focusing on evolving interpretations, enforcement mechanisms, and challenges across various jurisdictions. Key issues include justiciability, intersectionality with other rights, the impact of international treaties, and the role of judicial activism. By examining these trends, the article aims to provide insights into the evolving landscape of social rights protection and its implications for global human rights frameworks.