citation_author
Lyubchik, Oleksandr A.
citation_volume
14
citation_author
Korniienko, Petro S.
citation_author
Dzeiko, Zhanna O.
citation_author
Zahrebelna, Nataliia A.
citation_author
Zavhorodnii, Vitalii A.
citation_publication_date
4/2022
citation_title
On the definition, Content, and Essence of the Term “human rights”
citation_pdf_url
https://repozytorium.kozminski.edu.pl/en/system/files/Lyubchik.pdf
citation_issue
1
citation_journal_title
Krytyka Prawa. Niezależne Studia nad Prawem
citation_issn
2080-1084
citation_firstpage
171
citation_lastpage
198
dcterms.title
On the definition, Content, and Essence of the Term “human rights”
dcterms.creator
Lyubchik
dcterms.subject
human freedoms, the meaning of the term “human rights”, the essence of the term “human rights”, the ambiguity of the understanding and use of the term “human rights”
dcterms.description
The ambiguity of understanding and use of the term “human rights” reduces the effectiveness of the law-making and law enforcement activities of state and inter-national bodies, creates negative conditions for the formation of the unified worl-dview and legal position of future lawyers and representatives of other humanities. This article aims to define, formulate the content and describe the legal essence of the term “human rights,” and to substantiate the thesis about the harmfulness of the legal science, law-making and law enforcement use of this term with different meanings. The leading method of research is the method of analysis, which allows one to study the subject, imaginatively dividing it into constituent elements, and to consider each of the selected elements separately within a single whole. This article presents the argumentation of the need for a single wording, understanding, and use of the legal term “human rights.” The materials of the article have practical value for the effective implementation of the law-making and law enforcement activities of state and international bodies, for the formation of the unified worldview and legal position of future lawyers and representatives of other humanities, as well as for a correct and clear explanation of problems with the implemen-tation and protection of human rights.
dcterms.contributor
Lyubchik
dcterms.date
4/2022
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Text
dcterms.format
text/html
dcterms.identifier
https://repozytorium.kozminski.edu.pl/en/pub/7003
dcterms.abstract
The ambiguity of understanding and use of the term “human rights” reduces the effectiveness of the law-making and law enforcement activities of state and inter-national bodies, creates negative conditions for the formation of the unified worl-dview and legal position of future lawyers and representatives of other humanities. This article aims to define, formulate the content and describe the legal essence of the term “human rights,” and to substantiate the thesis about the harmfulness of the legal science, law-making and law enforcement use of this term with different meanings. The leading method of research is the method of analysis, which allows one to study the subject, imaginatively dividing it into constituent elements, and to consider each of the selected elements separately within a single whole. This article presents the argumentation of the need for a single wording, understanding, and use of the legal term “human rights.” The materials of the article have practical value for the effective implementation of the law-making and law enforcement activities of state and international bodies, for the formation of the unified worldview and legal position of future lawyers and representatives of other humanities, as well as for a correct and clear explanation of problems with the implemen-tation and protection of human rights.
dcterms.language
en
dcterms.modified
2022-05-09T11:43+02:00
