INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION AS A COMPONENT OF LEGAL POLICY OF THE STATE AS FOR TEMPORARILY OCCUPIED TERRITORIES

Abstract

INTRODUCTION The main task of the state legal policy under the conditions of a hybrid war is to create an effective normative-legal basis for proper counteraction to hybrid threats as well as for taking preventive measures, eliminating separatist spirits and destructive consequences for the state, society, and people etc. Practical embodiment of theoretical achievements on this issue can determine the further development of Ukrainian legal system. Our state strives for embodiment of constitutional norms concerning human rights and freedoms provision, but there are still some problem issues necessary to be resolved. The issue of ensuring rights for persons, living at temporarily occupied territories, requires further legal regulation. Moreover, the part of constitutional-legal norms, guaranteeing human rights, has no mechanisms for their exercise at the temporarily occupied territories that gives a reason for discussion among scientists and practitioners. For that reason the necessity to develop effective state legal practice at the temporarily occupied territories under the conditions of hybrid war arises and it is a part of the state policy that is justified and consistent activity of state authorities, self-government bodies aimed at effective mechanism of legal regulation of public relations at the temporarily occupied territories under the conditions of hybrid war and is reflected in a set of ideas, measures, tasks, programs, guidelines exercising in the filed of law and by virtue of law and it is based on fundamental law principles.