The role of legislation in the sustainable development of individual rights

Abstract

The topic of sustainable development has captured the attention of the world in general and the attention of legal scholars in particular, as developmental sustainability has become a school of thought in the economic, social and environmental arenas alike, and legislation must play a role in organizing it and achieving its goals according to legal mechanisms that work to transfer ideas, visions and theories to tangible practical reality, which necessitated the holding of many conferences, seminars and workshops and redirecting economic activity to meet the urgent development needs of individuals and prevent negative damages. Sustainable development is a development with the ability to continue and stabilize in terms of its use of natural resources, which takes environmental balance as a basic axis for it, to achieve raising the standard of living in all its aspects in addition to the economic and social aspect, while working to organize its role and work to develop and implement it through the role of legislation and reformulating the texts of laws in a manner consistent with the trends and developments specific to the concept of sustainable development.