Enforcement of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights is specially designed to be a useful reference for academicians, NGOs, law students and lawyers as well as other institutions dealing with international law and human rights. The enforcement of human rights, in general, and economic, social and cultural rights, in particular, depends to a great extent on the legal provisions contained in international and regional treaties, as well as in national constitutions and laws, which protect these rights. Beginning with a world overview of the convention on human rights, the text covers the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), implementation mechanisms under the various charters, descriptions of the core rights, and the Indian implementation mechanism. It finally concludes with relevant jurisprudence in this area. 

1. Introduction
   
2. Enforcement of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
3. Core Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
4. Implementation Mechanism available at National Level : The Indian System
5. Jurisprudence of Economic,  Social and Cultural Rights (Articles 6 to 10 of the ICESCR in India)
6. Jurisprudence of Economic,  Social and Cultural Rights (Articles 10 to 15 of the ICESCR )
7. Conclusion