HISTORICAL STAGES OF THE EMERGENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS
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history, human rights, historical formations, stages of development of human rights, Universal Declaration of Human RightsAbstract
The article examines the historical stages of the emergence and development of human rights and freedoms, which dynamically develop in every period of human history. A retrospective analysis of international legal acts regulating human rights in a specific period was carried out, starting from the primitive communal, slave system to the emergence of the United Nations, the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international norms relating to human rights.
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