The nexus between science and human rights are intertwined in many ways. Though the acknowledgment in international law have been available for decades, the right to savor the fruits of scientific advancement and its applicability has gained just small recognition of the human rights from the international community. A human rightsbased approach to science, technology, and development endeavors a concern for human rights at the heart of the international community facing with critical global challenges. Thus, the paper initially discusses the relevant international human rights instruments including laws, regulations, declarations, conventions and provides a thorough analysis. The doctrinal and qualitative study of the paper presents human rights approaches in order to show insight on the ethical implications of new technologies and investigate how policy can compete with briskly advancing science. The paper also recommends the international community to promote regulatory processes that can help in blocking the disputes by securing an equilibrium between human rights and science.

• Ridoan Karim(Doctoral Researcher in the Faculty of Law at University of Malaya, Malaysia. LL.B. (BRAC Univ.), MCL (IIUM)) Corresponding Author
• Md S. Newaz(Postgraduate Student at the Faculty of Business and Accountancy)
• Rafsan M. Chowdhury(Undergraduate Student at the School of Business Administration, East Delta University, Chittagong, Bangladesh. LL.B. (Int’l Program of Univ. of London))