Good Governance And Human Rights

Dipsikha Guragain & Aakriti Subedi, Kathmandu University School of Law, Nepal

ABSTRACT

The significance and influence of good governance is not only limited to the extent of corporation and similar operating firms. In order to ensure the protection and respect of human rights with strict adherence to the international standards, several international instruments have been developed. They have attempted to inculcate the good governance by establishing the obligations for the member states to stick to its grounds and develop the national entities to assure accountability and transparency on its rectification to national level. The paper have analyzed all such instruments and actions of international community to integrate the concept of good governance and legal pluralism in human rights.