Keyword: «human rights»

The 1993 Constitution of the Russian Federation became the object of criticism even at the time of its adoption. The directions of this criticism vary from accusations that the Constitution preserves the colonial political regime and external governance of Russia, to complaints that it is a normative legal act of social confrontation in society and is no longer able to ensure its stability. Chapter 9 “Constitutional amendments and revision of the Constitution” determines that only the provisions of chapter 1 “Fundamentals of the constitutional system”, chapter 2 “Human and civil rights and freedoms” and chapter 9 itself cannot be revised, therefore, it is possible to revoke the current Constitution of the Russian Federation and adopt new Constitution of Russia. All other amendments to chapters 3–8 are adopted like the federal constitutional law and come into force after their approval by the legislative authorities of at least two-thirds of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. The latter seems quite possible, and similar amendments to these chapters have already been in force since 2008. Is the revoking of the current Constitution of the country appropriate in this case, will this revoking entail the elimination of the most important foundations of the modern Russian state, and with them the existing constitutional rights and freedoms of an individual and citizen in Russia? This article is devoted to examining the problems of repealing the current Constitution of Russia and the legal consequences of this step.

The article attempts to investigate the normative guarantees of patients' rights and their effectiveness. The main document guaranteeing the rights of patients in healthcare is the Constitution of the Russian Federation, declaring the right of everyone to health care and medical care (art. 41). This general provision is im-plemented in sectoral legislation and is supported by secondary legislation and the activities of the executive authorities.

The article raises the issue of the exercise and protection of the rights of citizens under conditions of partial mobilization. It reveals a number of violations of citi-zens' rights by state authorities. It offers ways to solve this problem at the legisla-tive level.

The article is devoted to the analysis of the main theoretical approaches to the study of civil society, such as statistic, liberal, anti-liberal, sociological, neocorporativist, as well as network information. It is revealed that civil society is inextricably linked with the rule of law, since it is based on legal and legislative support. The political prerequisites of civil society are the legal and legislative provision (restriction) of individual and collective freedoms that protect the rights of the individual.

The article discusses some features of public administration in the field of labor and social protection of the population in the context of determining the content and principles of state policy. The author analyzed the operational measures taken by the Government of the Russian Federation to support key sectors and spheres of the economy, a separate package of measures was aimed at preserving the incomes and employment of citizens.