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Ensuring a decent quality of life in a modern state is impossible in isolation from the protection of human rights and freedoms. The system of rights and freedoms acts as a universal legal mechanism that mediates the access of members of society to fundamental, vital social benefits. In the system of guarantees of human rights, which includes various instruments of a socio-economic, cultural, ideological and other nature, state guarantees traditionally occupy a significant place. To date, the state has come a long way towards institutionalizing human rights. The current situation in this area is characterized by a combination of relatively complete and consistent normative consolidation of fundamental rights and human freedoms with a clearly unsatisfactory state of their practical implementation, expressed in the impossibility for a significant part of the population to fully use their rights, in their systematic violations and in the absence of reliable mechanisms for their restoration and protection.

THE CONCEPT AND STRUCTURE OF THE STATE MECHANISM FOR GUARANTEEING THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS.