International University of Travnik , Travnik , Bosnia and Herzegovina
Općinski sud u Travniku , Travnik , Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bearing in mind the definitions of sustainable development, what can be concluded is the intention of sustainable development for balance. Namely, this balance should be the link between the immediate satisfaction of certain needs of individuals who represent a certain generation of society, and, therefore, all subsequent generations should have the same opportunity. Therefore, the current possession of the ability to satisfy certain needs should continue and have continuity through future generations that take the place of the previous ones. Sustainable development is observed through many segments of society. Human rights are one of those segments. In the segment of human rights, this paper, first of all, defines the concept of sustainable development, binding norms, and analyzes gender equality. We look at gender equality from the aspect of human rights, which also represents one of the pillars of rights in society, which is connected to the development of human society and its sustainability in that segment.
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