The paper attempts to underline that concepts of human security, human development and human environment have,by way of deliberate redefining of sovereignty,contributed to a piecemeal increase of subjectivity of the individual ininternational law. For the time being the subjectivity of the individual is not strongly and obviously supported as with respect to the first and second generation of human rights,but is for sure strengthened additionally through a global consent on the necessity to implement and brought to life the substances the paradigms of human security,human development and human environment contain.