Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences

Electronic waste is nothing but a form of accumulation of things, especially electronic, electrical and mechanical, which is increasing day after day due to the development of technology and the diversity and multiplicity of devices on the one hand and on the other hand the failure to dispose of it in the correct and legitimate ways through recycling and benefiting from it in energy generation and environmental protection, but on the contrary. It constitutes a great burden on the environment through damages that are not limited to it, but harm human health, which the international community has alerted to in recent decades, although its efforts are insufficient or limited to this day, but it alerted countries to the existence of a global problem that is not limited to a specific country, but rather expresses International borders due to the volatilization of gases emitted from them, which necessitates concerted national and international efforts to reduce this problem and hold those responsible for it.

he importance of the research is by highlighting civil society organizations and their role in influencing the three main authorities, namely legislative, executive and judicial. Thus, they are considered an auxiliary factor in guaranteeing the rights of individuals, whether political, economic or social. To seek a democratic state on the basis of the balance between human rights on the one hand and power on the other hand, and the non-superiority of human rights to power will lead to chaos. If the power overcomes human rights, it will lead to a violation of it. It requires a balance between them.