Human security is a concept that shifts the focus of security from the traditional state-centered perspective to the individual and community level. Unlike conventional security, which primarily concerns itself with protecting national borders, military assets, and sovereignty, human security emphasizes the protection of people from a wide range of threats that directly affect their well-being and dignity. It recognizes that true security is not just the absence of conflict or violence but also the presence of conditions that allow individuals to live free from fear, want, and indignity. Human security encompasses multiple dimensions, including economic, food, health, environmental, personal, community, and political security. Economic security ensures that individuals have a stable income or access to resources necessary for a decent standard of living, which reduces vulnerability to poverty and economic shocks. Food security focuses on access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food to maintain health and well-being, addressing both hunger and malnutrition. Health security aims to protect people from diseases, epidemics, and lack of access to essential healthcare services, which are crucial for sustaining life and productivity. Environmental