The right to protection in the construction of fundamental rights and freedoms
Modern constitutional systems, as a rule, remain silent about the formal legal recognition of the right to protection, while it is implicitly embedded in the construction of fundamental rights and freedoms. In the constitutional and legal sense, the protection of the right can be considered as the use of the entire protective and coercive (human rights) potential of the right for the purpose of protecting and restoring the violated right, suppressing illegal actions or preventing them. Structurally, this right covers a complex of legal means and mechanisms for the protection of rights and freedoms determined by the normative content of consttutional procedural rights, part of which is the right to protection. The right to protection corresponds to the duties of the state, public legal structures that carry out activities in the field of law enforcement; without effective law enforcement, everyone's right to protection cannot be realized.