Vol. 8, Issue 2, Part B (2022)

Abstract
Traditionally the idea of "security" has been framed in neo-pragmatist terms, connecting with ensuring the regional trustworthiness and political power of countries. The 1994 report given by the UNDP moved the focal point of the worldwide talk on security. The productive conversation of normative and experimental issues connected with the new security idea made it soon a focal thought on the worldwide security plan. During the last decades the rise of a wide scope of new security threats at the nearby, local, national, and worldwide level, including risks connected with an ethnic violation and common conflicts, fierce radicalism, environmental change, illegal exchange. Human security indicates a multi-faceted and all-encompassing way to deal with security that depends on the conviction that issues like human rights, advancement of the individuals, and instability in struggle zones are firmly interrelated. This normative work analyzes the concept of human security and its implication in worldwide. This paper also discusses the different approaches to human security.