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Guarantees of the subjective rights of the most vulnerable groups of the population in changing world order
 
PIIS102694520013231-5-1
DOI10.31857/S102694520013231-5
Publication type Article
Status Published
Authors
Sergey E. Smirnykh 
Affiliation: Russian Association of International Law
Address: Russian Federation,
Journal nameGosudarstvo i pravo
EditionIssue 1
Pages89-97
Abstract

The study of guarantees of the subjective rights of the most vulnerable groups of the population is relevant in the light of the changing international law and order. This article is based on a substantial amount of materials, including international legal acts, documents of a recommendatory nature, Russian legislation, as well as scientific research. The article considers the definition of the concept of the most vulnerable groups of the population, examines legal guarantees, as well as the question of the goals of exercising and protecting the subjective rights of the most vulnerable groups of the population

Keywordsthe most vulnerable groups, guarantees of implementation and protection, a changing international law and order
Received25.11.2019
Publication date05.02.2021
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