Good governance, as a path of qualitative development of contemporary democracy, proposes certain natural priorities as protecting and guaranteeing human rights, ensuring an adequate level of professionalism of the subjects involved in the process, ensuring transparency, including in the process of the administration of the society, supporting social inclusion. In order not to be in a situation of pseudo-governance, limited to abstract statements, this path must be conceptualised and the concept must be applied consistently, within the limits of legality and with priority respect for human rights, which are considered to be a value constant for conceptual contextual delimitations. The article is developed within the Project “Modernization of governing mechanisms focused on the protection of human rights”, cipher 20.80009.1606.15 in the Scientific Research Laboratory “Compared Public Law and e-Government”, Law Faculty, Moldova State University