| Abstract: | As global economy becomes increasingly interconnected, investment in developing regions such as in africa has become a crucial factor in promoting economic development and poverty alleviation. examining the intersection of human rights and investment in south sudan, the need for a more comprehensive and holistic approach to emergency situations that not only addresses immediate needs but also the long-term implications for human rights and sustainable development. the paper discuss the potential benefits of integrating human rights considerations into investment law and policies in south sudan, including improved social outcomes, increase investor confidence, and accountability for the foreign investors and governments. this paper also explores the human rights approach to investment in south sudan, focusing on the protection of investments in emergencies. the human rights based approach to investment can provide a more sustainable and equitable framework for promoting development in fragile states. |
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