INTEGRATING HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES INTO SOCIAL WORK FOR VULNERABLE MIGRANT POPULATIONS

AUTHOR – PRIYANKA, STUDENT AT LINGAYA’S VIDYAPEETH

BEST CITATION – PRIYANKA, INTEGRATING HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES INTO SOCIAL WORK FOR VULNERABLE MIGRANT POPULATIONS, INDIAN JOURNAL OF LEGAL REVIEW (IJLR), 5 (11) OF 2025, PG. 632-636, APIS – 3920 – 0001 & ISSN – 2583-2344

A proper title should be concise, unique, and able to convey the nature of the research immediately to its targeted audience. The current title clearly relates three vital areas:

(1) Human Rights Principles—founding the work in global legal and moral frameworks.

(2) Social Work—highlighting the professional and practical application of the principles

(3) Vulnerable Migrant Populations—categorizing the specific group at hand, thereby setting parameters on the study’s scope.

The wording has been carefully chosen. The utilization of terms such as integrating suggests process-oriented research that goes beyond theory and suggests actual working into professional practice. The specificity ensures that researchers, professionals, and policymakers searching for literature on migration, social justice, or professional ethics will be attracted to the work. Moreover, by specifically mentioning “vulnerable migrant populations” explicitly, the title suggests urgency, attracting the attention of humanitarian and rights-focused research communities.