NATO’S CONCERNS FOR COMPLIANCE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
Abstract
Abstract: Fundamental rights and freedoms of man is one of the essential pillars of democratic
societies. Democracy does not exist unless it practices recognition and observance of human rights.
Fundamental rights and freedoms are a common legal heritage of humanity because they refer to
universally recognized values in international relations.
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