The Right to Social Security in International Relations

In addition to the human rights and fundamental freedoms¡ the right to social security that covers the kind of economic and social rights is included. Rights such as education¡ health care¡ employment and adequate level of prosperity in the lives makes such rights are indispensable. The issue of «the right to social security» in the context of the second generation of human rights is emphasized. Unlike the first generation to publicly freedom and civil rights¡ lack of government intervention and a lack of focus hinder the right of second generation focuses on government intervention to achieve right of public welfare. As a result¡ governments are responsible to the citizens for guarantying the so-called right to have suggestion. Therefore¡ this article is trying to show the social security right in international documents. The key question of this article is that what is the status of Social Security expressed in international documents? What is the position of the governments in relation to the right of social security? proposed hypothesis in this paper is that is that the Social Security in international documents (such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights¡ the UN Charter¡ international conventions¡ Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination¡ the Convention on the Rights of the Child¡ Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and the Declaration of Philadelphia) as a human right known as the international Bill of social justice as a prerequisite for lasting peace in international community and within individual nation-states.