Why is the implementation of human rights through formal and informal means still in its infancy?

The implementation of human rights through both formal and informal means remains in its infancy due to several factors, including a lack of global consensus on what constitutes fundamental rights, varying cultural interpretations, and insufficient enforcement mechanisms. Additionally, systemic inequalities and political resistance in many regions hinder progress, as governments may prioritize stability or economic growth over human rights. Informal means, such as grassroots movements, often face challenges in gaining visibility and support, limiting their effectiveness. Overall, the complex interplay of social, political, and economic factors continues to impede the full realization of human rights.