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What we present below is the result of a research carried out in 2023, which analyzes the value of human rights as a fundamental objective to achieve sustainable development in the 2030 Agenda, which proposes 17 Objectives, of which States are committed to establish an action plan with the purpose of strengthening peace, reducing poverty (SDG1), guaranteeing protection to the planet, reducing inequality, and in general, promoting and protecting human rights, and in which in this work we focus on the Right to Development, with special consideration to the right to work (SDG 8), to a healthy environment (SDG 6,13,14,15), to quality education (SDG4), to the right to equality and non-discrimination (SDG5,10), the right to peace, which implies the right to live in peaceful societies with legal security, to have access to justice (SDG16), to live without poverty (SDG1), without water scarcity (SDG1). SDG6), with quality education, without illiteracy (SDG4), and without social inequality (SDG 10). With this study we determine the current situation of the 2030 Agenda of the Panamanian State regarding the right to development in the context of the right to peace and justice, the Action Plans that have been prepared and we know the challenges that our country has, considering the deficiencies reported in our country, in terms of education, security, education, among others.
