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A comprehensive theoretical and legal analysis of the principle of respect for human rights and freedoms as a peremptory norm of international law has been carried out. Its essence and legal nature are considered through the triad of state obligations — recognition, observance and protection. It is noted that this principle, affirming guarantees of equality and justice through uniform requirements for all subjects of international law, which are provided by international institutions for the protection of human rights, is a fundamental factor in the development of international cooperation. It is emphasized that international cooperation in this area should be based on the search for a balance between the necessary measures to ensure the security of the state in strict compliance with the conditions of legality of the restrictions imposed and respect for fundamental rights and freedoms as an integral element and key condition for the formation of a sustainable world order.
human rights, universally recognized principles of international law, respect for human rights, international cooperation
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