LECTURES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF WORLD HUMAN RIGHTS DAY
On December 10, 1948, the UN General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Since then, this date has been celebrated annually as World Human Rights Day.
The Declaration proclaims the inalienable rights inherent in every person, regardless of his race, skin color, gender, language, religion, political or other beliefs, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
In honor of the World Human Rights Day and within the framework of the discipline “Jurisprudence”, Associate Professor of the Department of General Scientific Disciplines Lozan T.A. held lectures on December 10. The topic of the lectures is “The State and the legal status of the individual” with the students of the IIIrd course of the following training programs: “Informatics and Information Technologies in Education”, “Fine Arts”, “Foreign Language” with an additional specialization “Foreign Language” of full-time education and students of the following training programs: “Management of Socio-Cultural Activities”, “Automation of Technological Processes and Productions”, “Corporate Management” and “Financial Management” of part-time education.
The lectures discussed the following issues: fundamentals and principles of the constitutional and legal status of the individual, fundamental rights and freedom, diverse relations of law and personality, mutual responsibility of the individual and the state, constitutional guarantees of human and civil rights and freedom.
At the end of the lectures, it was summed up that the legal status of the individual in a democratic society ensures coordination of the actions of the individual and the state, the social system as a whole. The legal status is based on the principles of democracy, respect for the rights and dignity of the individual, equality, justice, legality, the indissoluble connection of rights and obligations, a combination of persuasion and coercion, responsibility for guilt, which are inherent in all law.
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