Audit Of The Realization Of Social Rights In The System Of The Organization Of American States

Social rights are briefly the rights that guarantee everyone to live in accordance with human dignity. Social rights were generally accepted in the second half of the 19th century and gained a universal dimension through the establishment of the ILO. The realization of social rights can be understood as the use of these rights by individuals without encountering any obstacles. Social rights have both positive and negative obligations to the state in order to be realized. The most important of these obligations is the obligation to make an effective trial in case of infringement of social rights. Although it does not really mean the same thing, the first thing that comes to mind when it is called the feasibility of social rights is judicial. It can be said that the debate about the justiciability of economic and social rights is an old and stereotyped debate. The realization of social rights can be monitored in the System of the Organization of American States, before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights