Synergy of Law, Human Rights, and Governance in Realizing Inclusive and Sustainable Development

Abstract

The synergy between law, human rights, and governance is an important foundation for realizing an inclusive and sustainable society. This study uses a literature study method by analyzing scientific periods that discuss the integration of legal policies, human rights protection, and transparent, accountable, and participatory governance practices. The analysis shows that the law functions as a normative instrument that regulates social interaction, human rights as a basic principle that guarantees human dignity, and governance as an effective policy implementation mechanism. The synergy of the three not only encourages the creation of equality and social justice, but also strengthens socio-ecological resilience to global challenges such as climate change, economic inequality, and humanitarian crises. The study confirms the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach and cross-sectoral collaboration to optimize policy impact. The recommendations are focused on strengthening regulations, public participation, and integrating sustainability principles in every aspect of governance.