LAND ACQUISITION AND HUMAN RIGHTS: NAVIGATING THE BALANCE IN PUBLIC INTEREST

Abstract

This study critically examines the intricate balance between land acquisition for public interests and the preservation of human rights. Grounded in a human rights framework, the research navigates through the legal, ethical, and social dimensions of land acquisition practices. Through case studies, legal analyses, and an exploration of the implications on affected communities, the study seeks to unravel the complexities of this dynamic relationship. The findings contribute to the ongoing discourse surrounding land acquisition policies, emphasizing the importance of upholding human rights principles while addressing public interests.

Keywords

Land Acquisition, Human Rights, Public Interest