Konstantin Kydryashov

The presidential republic is historically the first form of the republic in which the president is the head of state. It still dominates the republican form of government. The homeland of the presidential republic was the United States of America, which in 1787 consolidated this form of government in its Constitution. Many nations followed their path, but in fact, no other country in the world succeeded in the presidential republic transplantation. Attempts to establish it everywhere ended in the establishment of some form of dictatorship and hypertrophied authorities of the state head.

The recent tragic events related to the destruction of statehood and coups d'etat in a number of countries in Asia, America, Africa and Europe have been accompanied by massive violations of human rights. However, due to the application of double standards in the field of human rights, many existing domestic and international forms and means of their protection have been paralyzed.