The role of international human rights standards in shaping the legal status of a person and a citizen

Abstract

The article examines the role of international human rights legal standards in shaping the legal status of a person and citizen. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of human rights norms that shape and consolidate the legal status of a person and citizen at the international legal level, determining its formation at the level of the legislation of the national member states of the international community.
 The essential and decisive role of international legal standards in the processes of formation of the legal status of human and citizen rights occurring at the international legal (universal and regional) and national levels is stated.
 It is argued that the problem of the formation of the legal status of human and citizen rights and freedoms remains relevant, because it serves as a kind of calling card of each state, but it is objectified and complicated by contradictory tendencies in the development of the modern state regarding the limitation of its sovereignty and the need for existential participation in collective councils. maintaining international peace and security.
 It is stated that such processes continue to the present day and are systematically complicated because they are, on the one hand, influenced by the processes of legal globalization that promote standardization, typing and unification of international norm-making in the field of human rights, and on the other - the peculiarities of formation, operation and implementation of guidelines democratic legal statehood in each of the Member States of the international community.

Ukrainian Local Government, Human Rights Protection and Council of Europe Standards: The Principle of Subsidiarity

“…These rights are aimed at satisfying the aspirations, needs and interests of its members in accordance with their existential orientations, realised throughout the individual's life cycle and implemented through the use of their constitutional status. This is achieved through the local interpretation of constitutional rights, freedoms and duties, as well as the formation, based on their interpretation, of an independent block of rights, freedoms and duties associated with the existence, functioning and activities of individuals in the conditions of local democracy (Kofman, 2019).…”