Scientific Presentation Model of the Constitutional Theory of Human Rights Risks

Abstract

The current strategic tasks of creating an unshakable human rights status of the Russian Federation presuppose the existence of a solidary and safe human rights space, creatively supported by all the resources and means intended for this purpose. However, despite the generally recognized effective human rights institutions at the national and international levels, human rights under the influence of challenges and threats identified as risks are still vulnerable and need to be guaranteed and ensured. One of the ways to resolve the current situation is to update the constitutional-sectoral theoretical and practical approach to the implementation of human rights activities. In this regard, we have developed and presented within the framework of this article a constitutional and legal theory that includes definitive, specific, indicative, regulatory, comparative legal and minimizing aspects in the context of ensuring the unity of the human rights space and formulating directions for improving human rights legislation. The theory of human rights risks proposed by the author can become the basis for further scientific developments, both deepening it and supplementing the constitutional and legal theory of human rights protection and constitutional riskology.