This article discusses the protection of human rights in the context of a social state, international experiences, and innovative strategies. The study examines the essence of the social state based on classical and modern scientific approaches. It also highlights the functional role of the state in ensuring human rights. Moreover, the experiences of European, North American, and Asian countries are comparatively analyzed to identify effective strategies for the protection of human rights.

human rights, social and legal state, social justice, welfare state, international experience, digital transformation, innovation.

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