Review of the status of the family in the international human rights

In the post-industrial age, the institution of the family, which is the basis of the civilized societies, is on the verge of collapse and the right to family life is exposed as a serious violation of human rights. The importance of the subject matter of the family has prompted the authors to elucidate the position of this right in various human rights instruments and assess the international human rights situation with the family and its changes and related measures. Although some of these documents are international non-binding regulations, it can be used to formulate a mandatory family-based document that is something nice. Also, the provision of basic services in the family and the promotion of family attention in international policy is positively evaluated. But in spite of these positive efforts, unfortunately, the individualism and equalization of people in the center of the family, influencing the drafting of international documents while legitimizing the unusual patterns of the family, have weakened the family and somehow its collapse is continuing.