Socio-Economic Rights In Zimba

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Human rights are claims that every human being is entitled to in order to live a dignified life. - This Analysis is carried out by Ledriz. Even though socioeconomic rights are clearly provided for in the Constitution under the Bill of Rights, their enjoyment by the generality of the citizens still remains a major challenge. For instance, 94.5% of total employment in Zimbabwe is informal, characterized by a prevalence of decent work deficits and high levels of poverty. In most cases, the government has failed to meet regional and international benchmarks on budgetary allocation to fundamental socioeconomic rights such as the Abuja Declaration, which stipulates that African governments must spend at least 15% of total government