The Sources of Regulation and the Essence of Prohibition of Torture, Hard, Inhuman or Degrading the Dignity of the Person Treatment or Punishment
Abstract
The article is devoted to study of particular aspects of the interaction of the Constitution with other laws in the state regulation and realization of human rights from torture, cruel, inhuman or such that humiliates human dignity and punishment.
In the present, on the part of state bodies of executive power unfortunately very often violated the rights of person and of the citizen in relation to torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
You can determine that a lot of people suffers from arbitrariness of the authorities, officials and first of all would have to seek the assistance of the public authorities but note the weak awareness of the constitutional rights of people and citizens and the ways of their protection, realtec.
This can be explained by the lack of proper knowledge, lack of awareness of citizens in the field of constitutional law and existing legislation, weak state policy with respect to information regarding constitutional rights and freedoms of man and a low level of legal culture of the ordinary citizen.
Analyzing the issues regarding the above stated, we highlight the range of problems that exist in law in relation to torture or cruel, inhuman or such that humiliates human dignity and punishment. We believe that in the future, this article may be one of the arguments for improving the implementation and regulation of the current legislation of Ukraine, in the direction of human rights protection from torture...
At the time of writing, considerable attention is given to explain the features and differences of Constitutional law from a procedural and procedural rules. It should be noted that the substantive and procedural rules of law are closely connected with the Constitutional right of Ukraine and Supplement each other.
The article is devoted to the study of the provisions of the Constitution of Ukraine, other regulatory legal acts of the material and procedural law regarding the prohibition of torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading the dignity of the person, treatment or punishment. Particular attention is paid to existing international law acts in this field, matching them to the applicable national legislation.
The purpose of this article is to determine the nature and essence of human rights in the context of torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment and reflection in the legislative acts of Ukraine.Downloads
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