ALBANIAN JURISDICTION IN RELATION TO EUROPEAN JURISDICTION PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS IN ALBANIA
Rubrics: SCIENCE OF LAW
Authors:
1.
European University of Tirana
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 112
to 113
Status:
Published
Received:
25.01.2016
Accepted:
16.12.2020
Published:
25.01.2016
Subject area:
UDK 94 Всеобщая история
Language:
English
Keywords:
human rights, Convention, Constiution, fundamental freedoms
Abstract (English):
The Constitution of the Republic of Albania is the fundamental law that guarantees the human rights in Albania. Human rights in their universal, abstract sense in relation to the positive right are superior rights and define the availability and the borders of positive rights in a country. Also, they define the legitimacy of the state’s power. Human rights in Albania are guaranteed not only by the Constitution, but also by the European Convention of Human Rights.
The Constitution of the Republic of Albania is the fundamental law that guarantees the human rights in Albania. Human rights in their universal, abstract sense in relation to the positive right are superior rights and define the availability and the borders of positive rights in a country. Also, they define the legitimacy of the state’s power. Human rights in Albania are guaranteed not only by the Constitution, but also by the European Convention of Human Rights.
Keywords:
human rights, Convention, Constiution, fundamental freedoms
human rights, Convention, Constiution, fundamental freedoms
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