The right to the execution of judgments in social cases
The article deals with the right to the execution of judgments in terms of its consolidation and development in international law. The author identifies the international legal basis of the right to the execution of judgments in social cases and the current level of its legal regulation. He analyses the impact of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, which establishes the right to a fair trial that includes the right to the execution of judgments, on the Russian legal system; and reveals the rules on the right to execution enshrined in the main «soft law» international acts on enforcement: the Recommendation Rec(2003)17 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on enforcement, the Guidelines for a better implementation of the existing Council of Europe’s Recommendation on enforcement (GuideLines CEPEJ, 2009) and the Global Code of Enforcement. The key problems of enforcement proceedings in social cases are identified; the general ways for resolving them are proposed, based on the analysis of international legal acts and the ECHR practice.