Human rights as a determinant (2016)

Human rights as a defining and fundamental vector in the development of the rule of law (2016)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 3
1. The essence and principles of the rule of law 5
2. Human rights as a backbone feature of the rule of law 20
Conclusion 39
References used 43

LIST OF USED SOURCES

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