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Title |
The implementation of the
constitutional rights of citizens in natural and
man-made emergency situations
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Authors |
Kalina Elena Semenovna,
Cand. Sc. Law, associated professor of the Department of Constitutional and
Administrative Law of the South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk, Russia.
454080, Chelyabinsk, Kommuny Str., 149, Office 204. E-mail:elkalina@rambler.ru |
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Section |
Constitutional and legal status of
the individual |
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Issue |
4/2013 |
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96-100 |
index UDC |
342.7 + 614.8.06:342.7
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index LBC |
Х400.34 + Ц902
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Abstract |
The article reveals the fundamental
difference between the law that regulates natural and man-made emergency
situations and the emergency legislation. Forced actual limitations of free
realization of individual rights inevitable in emergency recoveries are usually
not associated with the presence of any antagonism in the «state — society —
a person» system. It is shown that the implementation of the rights and
freedoms of citizens in an emergency situation not only does not exclude the use of
state coercion but also suggests it from the government bodies involved in
emergency recoveries where the operation of objective factors of the
emergency impede the citizens’ independent realization of their rights. |
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Keywords |
the subsistence right, the right of personal
security, the state of war, the state of emergency,
natural and man-made emergency situations, state coercion. |
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