Evaluation Of World Bank’s Conditionality For Financial Assistance/Loan With Special Emphasis To Human Right Protection Status Of The Borrowing State.

Abstract

The focus of this thesis is assessing the financial assistance practice of World Bank on considering human right protection status of the borrowing state. I opted to undertake my thesis on such title because, the bank‘s lack of policy on setting human right protection as conditionality entailed the utilization of the bank‘s financial assistance for violation of human right by the borrowing states. The methodology to be applied in this thesis is the doctrinal analysis. The significance of this thesis is helps WB to go through its financial assistance history and consider its practice and create standard and uniform implementation of its law thereby avoiding inconsistent and arbitrary financial assistance/loan that contravene sustainable development. The outcome of this thesis recommends the policy reform by the bank in such a way that it incorporate financial assistance that ensures human right protection in the borrowing state.