"human issues" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say: "The conference was organized to address human issues related to poverty and inequality."
Aren't pregnancy and parenting human issues?
He was not referring to indigenous issues, but human issues.
These aren't classic women's issues, they're classic human issues".
Anxiety and stress are current and real human issues.
If you're learning about human issues, it doesn't matter if it's a rabbit talking to you …".
For me, at least, the human issues were much easier to empathise with.
Judson True, a railway spokesman, said investigators would look at "mechanical and human issues".
A sign that fundamental human issues remain at the core of Pixies' sci-fi phantasmagoria.
Unfortunately, human issues are typically not examined as rigorously as often as technical issues.
Both cell design and human issues are important factors for successful implementation of cellular manufacturing.
Even when human issues are considered, the consideration is typically on designing better user interfaces.
