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Despite some, sometimes very significant differences in the legal systems of the states of the world, this article proceeds from the premise that, nevertheless, in the application of law in the world there is some fundamental unity that derives from the fundamental function of law – the protection of human rights. This is confirmed by the recognition of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UN, 1948) by the overwhelming majority of the countries of the world, secondly by the adoption of regional Conventions (Charters) containing similar guarantees, thirdly by the declaration of similar rights in many constitutions of countries Peace. The author makes an attempt to generalize these approaches and to prove on this basis the priority of the principle of unity of the application of law before the protrusion of differences.

Realization of the principle of the unity of the application of law in regional declarations on human rights