DETERMINATION OF PEOPLES AS AN OBJECT OF GLOBAL RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
Journal Title: Правова держава - Year 2014, Vol 18, Issue
Abstract
The article examines the theoretical foundations of self-determination of the people as the object of global human rights in international law. Substantiates the status of self-determination of the people in the practice of international law and in Ukraine.
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A. V. Kovban
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