Difficulties of implementation and ensuring the principle of respect for human rights in modern Russia (2017)
CONTENT
Introduction 3
1. The concept and essence of the principle of respect for human rights 6
2. Development of a legal framework for respecting human rights in Russia 15
3. Problems of effective protection of human rights in Russia 22
Conclusion 37
References 40
LIST OF USED SOURCES
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