RUSSIAN AND INTERNATIONAL PROCEDURES IN FIELDS OF DEFENSE OF HUMAN RIGHTS (COMPARATIVE CHARACTERISTICS)
Comparative analysis of Russian and international legislation demonstrates that procedural differences of international and national systems of human rights enforcement are determined by peculiarities of law system and sources of law; by subject content of legal relationship; shape; term; level of imperativeness of normative orders; character of adjustable relationship. At the same time, international and national procedures of human rights enforcement have similar features: both of law systems and, hence, juridical procedures aspire maximally to guarantee human rights; they have similar structure, which proposes judicial and extrajudicial solution of disputes. The sources of international and national levels clearly demonstrate the domination of prejudicial solution of disputes. Functional characteristics of juridical procedures cause similarity of general and auxiliary purposes. Mutual principal of interaction of two-level procedures is that international material relationship is based on national procedure.